Jewelry Bonney (EB05-001) falls while Luffy (OP13-001) lists keep climbing
2026-11-01 · data write-up
Numbers as of 2026-11-01: 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.
The setup
Monkey.D.Luffy OP13-001 (Red/Green) has the best tournament win rate among the ten biggest leaders in the metagame window: 60.1% (non-mirror matches, record 113-75-3, 95% interval 53-67%). Its share of registered players in the window is 6.9%, but the last-7-day share is 18.6% against 3.2% in the prior 7 days, a change of +15.4 points.
When a deck grows that fast, its key cards tend to move in price. Here is what the brief shows for this list. Price figures are TCGplayer market prices.
The key cards and what they cost
Across 17 top-cut lists with this leader, these cards show up most:
- Nami (OP14-031) (mover): in 17 of 17 lists (100%), 4 copies, market price $12.51. Its 7-day TCGplayer market move is +139.2%.
- Roronoa Zoro (EB04-007): in 13 of 17 lists (76%), market price $18.16.
- Jewelry Bonney (EB05-001) (mover): in 12 of 17 lists (71%), market price $12.20. Its 7-day move is -51.2%.
- Thousand Sunny (ST31-005): in 14 of 17 lists (82%), market price $8.37.
- Monkey.D.Garp (OP13-016): in 14 of 17 lists (82%), market price $0.66.
- Shanks (OP17-022) (mover): in 12 of 17 lists (71%), 2 copies, market price $3.37.
Two cards, opposite directions
The same list holds the biggest riser and one of the biggest fallers in the brief's 7-day mover table. Nami (OP14-031) is in every list and is up +139.2%. Jewelry Bonney (EB05-001) is in most lists and is down -51.2%. A card's price move does not simply follow deck popularity. Supply, reprints and sellers' listings all matter, and this data cannot separate them. Treat it as an observation, not an explanation.
Other 7-day movers
The brief's other large moves involve cards that are not key cards of the leaders above:
- Otama (OP07-022) (mover): +316.9%, now $2.71.
- Emporio.Ivankov (ST30-004) (mover): +198.0%, now $2.98.
- Nico Robin (EB05-016) (mover): -84.8%, now $4.55.
- Alvida (EB05-021) (mover): -82.2%, now $4.44.
- Yamato (EB05-046) (mover): -61.5%, now $9.61.
Percent moves on cheap cards can be large from small dollar changes, so read them next to the dollar price.
How the deck is doing on the table
Against Enel OP05-098 (Yellow), Luffy OP13-001 is on the weaker side: Enel's tournament record is 17-4-1, a 81.0% win rate for Enel. Against Rocks.D.Xebec OP17-039 (Blue), Luffy OP13-001 is 25-20-1 for 55.6%.
Takeaway
The list is expensive compared with the Xebec core, where Kyo (OP17-045) costs $0.15. The leader's results are strong, but its win-rate interval is wide, so the numbers are a snapshot of 697 players over 33 events since the banlist, not a settled ranking.
Every number on this page comes from the tournament results and prices listed on the sources page.