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✨ OP13 Meta Report – Week 2! ✨

We finally have a full week of OP13 data to break down — and the early shape of the format is already coming into focus. With the ladder recently reset, the 1B+ pool is still too small to generate reliable high-end insights, so for now we’re leaning on broad, all-rank data to capture the early trends.

If growth continues at this pace, next week’s report should return to the usual 1B+-only analysis, giving us a cleaner look at how top players are adapting at the highest level of competitive play.

What is already clear, even at this stage, is the emergence of a dominant Top 3:

• Imu

• Ace

• Zoro

These three leaders are setting the tone for OP13, defining the early meta and overshadowing the surrounding field. Roger sits right behind them — not quite breaking into the top cluster yet, but absolutely capable of reclaiming his place as the format stabilizes.

In this week’s report, you’ll find:

🔥 Best-performing decklists of the week
🧠 A concise breakdown of each front-runner, including what gives them an edge in the current field

Let’s dive in — OP13 is already delivering one of the most dynamic, high-pressure metas we’ve seen in a long time.

1️⃣ R/B Ace – Top Deck of the Week

Ace edges out Imu thanks to its explosive tempo, smooth curve, and strong late game. The natural pressure from a 6K leader gives Ace consistent advantages on both offense and defense, and its matchup spread is one of the best in the format. Notably, it performs well into Imu, the most-played deck right now, which helps secure its #1 position.

2️⃣ Imu – The Most Popular Deck

Imu brings the most explosive combo potential in the entire game, backed by a high-consistency engine that loads the trash for massive late-game payoffs. When piloted well, the deck is terrifying — but its technical skill requirement, sequencing demands, and turn dependency can pull down its overall win rate. Still, its raw ceiling and popularity keep it firmly in the Top 3.

3️⃣ Green Zoro – Still a Top Threat

Zoro continues to dominate, carrying its OP12 momentum forward with new OP13 tools. Its ability to pivot between board control, wide pressure, and sudden game-ending pushes makes it incredibly adaptable. Zoro remains a format staple and one of the safest decks to bring into any meta.

4️⃣ R/P Roger – Powerful but Slightly Volatile

Roger has the explosive turns needed to contest any of the top decks, and its high skill ceiling rewards expert piloting. However, the deck can stumble if it misses its ideal curve, making it slightly less consistent than the Top 3. In the hands of seasoned players, though, it remains a major contender capable of punching up.

5️⃣ R/B Sabo – A New Challenger

Sabo enters OP13 with a strong mix of tempo tools and late-game power. It performs particularly well into Ace and Roger, giving it a solid position in the mid-top tier. Its weaknesses against Imu and Zoro hold it back from climbing higher, but the deck has clear potential as players refine the optimal lists.

6️⃣ Lim – Returning to the Spotlight

Lim finds its way back into the top rankings thanks to the Odyssey engine, which gives the deck a welcome boost in consistency. It posts respectable results against Imu but struggles into Ace and Zoro — two of the format’s defining leaders. Even so, its flexible starting options and stable game plan keep it competitive.

7️⃣ Bonney – Skill-Heavy and Reliable

Bonney continues to be a meta mainstay, powered by its strong toolbox and leader ability that rewards tight sequencing and good piloting. It boasts solid matchups across most of the field, with the notable exception of Imu, which remains its toughest challenge. In the hands of a skilled player, Bonney always overperforms.

8️⃣ Belo Betty – Aggressive and Explosive

Belo Betty is making waves thanks to its explosive early game and strong pressure tools. It performs very well into Ace and Roger, and surprisingly holds its own against much of the field. Going second into Imu is particularly strong, helping it overperform relative to expectations. While volatile, its ceiling is undeniable.

9️⃣ Yellow Bonney – New and Unpredictable

Yellow Bonney is a fresh face in OP13, and while it struggles into the top-tier decks, it consistently performs well into mid-tier matchups. As with most Yellow strategies, its trigger-based swing potential gives it surprising explosiveness, allowing it to steal games even in difficult pairings. Expect this deck to evolve as players push the archetype.

🔟 R/G Luffy – Fast, Fun, and Full of Potential

One of OP13’s new arrivals, R/G Luffy is proving to be a solid and explosive deck with strong performance into Zoro and several other top matchups. Its main issue is its struggle against the meta’s upper echelon. Still, the deck’s speed and kill pressure give it plenty of room to grow — and with refinement, it could easily climb higher in the coming weeks.

Conclusion

Week 2 of OP13 has already given us a clear look at how the meta is shaping up — and it’s one of the most dynamic formats we’ve seen in a while. A dominant Top 3 has emerged with Ace, Imu, and Zoro defining the pace of the game, while Roger and several new contenders fight to break through. What stands out most is how wide and flexible the rest of the field remains: decks like Sabo, Lim, Betty, and the two Bonneys all bring unique strengths that reward strong piloting and smart adaptation.

As the ladder stabilizes and the 1B+ data grows, the picture will sharpen even further. Expect major shifts over the next week as top players refine lists, counter-pick the leading threats, and push new archetypes to their limits.

OP13 is still young — and the meta is only getting more exciting from here. Stay tuned for next week’s high-level breakdown once the 1B+ pool fills out.

Decklists

Ace:

1xOP13-002

4xOP13-016

2xST15-004

1xOP02-008

2xEB02-006

4xST23-001

2xOP02-004

2xOP09-118

4xOP13-043

4xST22-002

2xOP06-047

4xPRB02-008

4xOP13-054

4xOP08-047

1xOP08-043

4xOP13-042

2xOP04-056

4xST22-015

Imu:

1xOP13-079

3xOP05-082

4xOP13-086

3xOP13-092

1xOP13-095

4xOP13-083

4xOP13-089

4xOP13-080

4xOP13-091

4xOP13-084

2xOP07-085

4xOP13-082

1xOP11-097

4xOP13-096

2xOP13-097

4xOP13-098

1xOP05-097

1xOP13-099

Green Zoro:

1xOP12-020

4xEB01-015

4xOP12-028

4xOP12-034

4xOP12-027

4xOP12-029

4xST12-003

2xOP12-026

4xOP13-037

4xEB01-012

4xOP12-031

4xOP13-031

1xOP13-028

1xOP05-037

2xOP12-037

4xOP12-039

Roger:

1xOP13-003

4xOP01-013

2xOP09-014

3xOP12-010

4xOP02-004

4xOP09-004

2xOP09-118

4xOP13-065

4xOP13-072

4xOP13-068

4xEB01-061

3xOP13-067

4xOP13-066

2xOP01-029

2xOP13-076

4xOP13-075

Sabo:

1xOP13-004

4xOP13-016

2xP-069

4xOP05-006

2xOP07-015

1xOP09-118

2xOP12-086

4xOP12-089

2xOP04-083

2xOP12-085

4xOP13-090

1xOP13-091

4xOP13-120

4xPRB02-014

3xOP12-094

3xOP07-085

4xOP12-098

4xOP05-021

Lim:

1xOP09-022

4xOP10-037

4xOP10-033

4xOP09-037

4xOP09-027

4xOP09-031

4xOP09-035

2xOP10-024

4xOP10-025

4xOP10-029

2xOP13-027

4xOP13-028

4xST05-014

2xOP12-037

2xOP02-089

2xOP07-076

Yellow Bonney:

1xOP09-022

4xOP10-037

4xOP10-033

4xOP09-037

4xOP09-027

4xOP09-031

4xOP09-035

2xOP10-024

4xOP10-025

4xOP10-029

2xOP13-027

4xOP13-028

4xST05-014

2xOP12-037

2xOP02-089

2xOP07-076

R/G Luffy:

1xOP13-001

4xOP13-016

4xST01-007

4xST21-003

4xOP10-011

4xEB02-017

4xOP10-032

4xOP13-023

4xOP13-037

4xEB01-012

4xOP13-027

3xOP13-031

1xOP13-118

3xOP06-118

2xOP12-037

1xEB02-021

Green Bonney:

1xOP07-019

4xST02-007

4xOP12-027

2xOP01-052

4xOP10-032

4xPRB02-004

4xOP13-023

4xPRB02-006

4xEB01-012

2xOP08-023

4xOP12-118

2xST24-005

2xOP06-035

2xOP01-051

4xOP06-118

2xST16-004

1xOP05-037

1xOP12-037

Belo-Betty:

1xOP05-002

4xOP05-015

4xOP05-006

4xOP05-011

4xOP05-016

4xOP05-004

4xOP05-005

4xOP05-017

3xOP06-003

4xOP13-113

4xOP09-100

4xOP09-108

3xOP09-103

4xOP05-021