Rocks.D.Xebec's core cards are cheap; Monkey.D.Luffy (OP13-001) lists cost more
2026-10-30 · data write-up
Numbers as of 2026-10-30: written before snapshots were stored, so its window and n are not recorded. The live metagame is since the 2026-10-12 banlist took effect (2026-10-12 to 2026-11-04), n=842 players in 38 events, and may differ from the figures below.
Two leaders, two very different card bills
Since the 2026-10-12 banlist, Rocks.D.Xebec OP17-039 (Blue) holds a 16.8% share of registered players in the metagame window, with a tournament win rate (non-mirror matches) of 52.5% (record 218-197-6). Monkey.D.Luffy OP13-001 (Red/Green) sits at 7.1% window share but a tournament win rate of 60.1% (record 113-75-3). This write-up compares what their top-cut key cards cost on TCGplayer market price today.
Xebec: a list built from cheap cards
All six key cards below appear in 24 of 24 top-cut Xebec lists we track:
- Buckin (3 copies): $0.96
- Kyo (4 copies): $0.13
- Don Marlon (4 copies): $0.06
- Miss Buckingham Stussy (4 copies): $0.22
- Gloriosa (4 copies): $2.48
- Charlotte Linlin (4 copies): $0.34
Gloriosa is the only one above a few dollars. The full core is inexpensive, which fits Xebec's share climbing from 15.2% in the prior 7 days to 19.3% in the last 7 days (+4.0 points).
Luffy (OP13-001): pricier staples
The Luffy lists tell a different story. Nami (OP14-031) (mover) is in 17 of 17 lists at $16.66, and its 7-day TCGplayer market move is +236.6%. Other regular pieces:
- Jewelry Bonney (EB05-001) (mover), 12 of 17 lists: $24.75
- Roronoa Zoro (EB04-007), 13 of 17 lists: $17.76
- Thousand Sunny, 14 of 17 lists: $8.22
- Shanks (mover), 12 of 17 lists (2 copies): $3.13
- Monkey.D.Garp, 14 of 17 lists: $0.66
The deck's share went from 3.2% in the prior 7 days to 20.5% in the last 7 days (+17.3 points), so demand for these cards has plausibly followed the results. That is an observation about timing, not a forecast.
The matchup between them
Luffy (OP13-001) is 25-20-1 against Xebec in tournament play, a 55.6% win rate. That is a small sample, so treat it as a lean rather than a verdict. For comparison, Enel OP05-098 (Yellow) is 24-12-1 against Xebec (66.7%).
Takeaways
- Xebec's top-cut core is made of low-priced cards; the most expensive key card is $2.48.
- Luffy (OP13-001) has the higher win rate but a heavier price tag on several regular cards.
- Prices move fast in this window; check each card page for the current figure.
Sources and methodology are on the sources page.
Every number on this page comes from the tournament results and prices listed on the sources page.