🔋 PRB02 Weekly Power Rankings - October 9th🏴‍☠️

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Introduction

With the release of PRB02 in the later stages of the OP12 meta, we’ve seen several new shake-ups to the competitive landscape. This week’s meta report will break down the Top 10 decks as observed in the 1B+ rankings on the OPBounty ranked simulator, analyzing their performance trends, shifts in deck strength, and how PRB02 cards are influencing the current meta.

#1 — Blue/Purple Luffy

Holding onto the top spot this week is Blue/Purple Luffy. While no new cards from PRB02 have been added, the deck’s hallmark consistency and flexibility continue to set it apart from the competition. Its ability to adapt to a wide range of matchups and maintain strong tempo throughout the game keeps it as the most popular and reliable choice in the current meta — firmly securing its position at the top once again.

#2 — Rayleigh

Coming in at the second spot this week is Rayleigh. While it may not be as popular as some of the other decks in the top five, Rayleigh boasts one of the most dominant matchup spreads in the current meta. The deck’s sheer efficiency and flexibility allow it to win against nearly every major archetype, and skilled pilots can easily adapt to different counter strategies. Its only real challenge lies in Enel, a deck that currently sees limited representation, making Rayleigh one of the most formidable and rewarding decks to play right now.

#3 — Green Zoro

At number three this week is Green Zoro, a deck that continues to prove its consistency and strength across all levels of play. Its clear, efficient game plan makes it an excellent choice for both experienced and newer players, offering reliable lines of play and strong tempo control. With its ability to clear boards efficiently, leverage Don!! manipulation, and pivot into aggressive restand turns, Green Zoro remains one of the most flexible and well-rounded decks in the format — a permanent fixture in the top five of the current meta.

#4 — Green/Purple Luffy

After hovering around the 5–6 range for several weeks, Green/Purple Luffy finally breaks into the top four, thanks in large part to PRB02 and the addition of the new Green Luffy card. The deck has always had solid fundamentals, but this latest boost has increased both its power and popularity, making it a serious contender in the current meta. It performs surprisingly well into Blue/Purple Luffy, one of the most-played decks, and can high-roll its way to victory against nearly any opponent regardless of matchup data. With strong ceiling potential and rewarding gameplay for experienced pilots, Green/Purple Luffy has firmly secured its place among the top-tier decks this week.

#5 — Bonney

No surprise here — Bonney once again secures a spot in the top five. The deck’s hallmark consistency and one of the strongest leader abilities in the game continue to make it a staple of the meta. While the rise of Smoker presents a new challenge, Bonney’s overall matchup spread remains excellent across most of the field. Its ability to generate value efficiently and maintain strong mid-to-late game presence ensures it will remain a top contender throughout this meta cycle.

#6 — Red/Green Smoker

Let’s be honest — Red/Green Smoker has always been good. It’s one of those decks that never truly disappears, instead re-emerging in each meta to make a statement. With PRB02 and access to new tools, notably Koby and Law, the deck has seen a noticeable boost in both strength and popularity. It maintains solid win rates across most of the field and holds nearly even matchups against its tougher opponents. As always, the biggest challenge lies in finding the right list for the evolving meta, since Smoker offers multiple viable build paths that can shift with player preference and local trends.

#7 — Shanks

With the resurgence of Green/Purple Luffy and Red/Green Smoker pulling some of the spotlight away from Blue/Purple Luffy, Shanks finds room to thrive again. It performs fairly well into Green/Purple Luffy. In addition to some new PRB02 cards such as Law, it has become better equipped for this current meta. However, Blue/Purple Luffy remains its toughest matchup, and Shanks’ overall success will depend heavily on dodging those unfavorable pairings. Still, its raw power and explosive potential ensure it remains a dangerous threat in capable hands.

#8 — Enel

No surprise here — Enel remains a relevant and reliable deck. It continues to serve as a strong counterpick to top performers like Rayleigh and Zoro, offering consistent tools to challenge many of the format’s frontrunners. However, its lower popularity and the fact that many experienced players are now well-versed in the matchup have limited its dominance. Despite that, Enel still offers strong fundamentals and resilient gameplay, keeping it firmly on the radar in this week’s top 10.

#9 — Blackbeard

Blackbeard stays true to form — a powerful, polarizing deck capable of completely shutting down certain strategies. However, with PRB02’s influence and the rise of decks like Smoker and Green/Purple Luffy, both of which are unfavorable matchups, Blackbeard has slipped slightly in the rankings. Still, it remains a menacing pick in the right hands, especially against unprepared opponents or slower control decks.

#10 — Blue/Yellow Nami

Rounding out the top 10 this week is Blue/Yellow Nami. With the addition of PRB02 Marco, the deck gains a boost in consistency and mid-game resilience, helping it smooth out some of its previous weaknesses. While it’s not breaking the meta open just yet, the deck’s increased stability and synergy make it one to keep an eye on in the coming weeks as players refine their builds and test its staying power in high-level play.

Conclusion

With the introduction of PRB02, the OP12 meta has entered a refreshing stage of evolution. While Blue/Purple Luffy continues to dominate as the most consistent and popular deck, we’re seeing new contenders like Green/Purple Luffy and Red/Green Smoker make strong pushes toward the top thanks to their recent upgrades.

Decks like Rayleigh and Green Zoro remain pillars of stability, rewarding skilled pilots who can leverage their flexibility and matchup coverage. Meanwhile, Bonney continues to prove its staying power, even as Smoker threatens to shake up its dominance. Lower down the rankings, decks like Shanks, Enel, and Blackbeard showcase how the field is diversifying, with meta share now distributed more evenly among multiple strong options.

Looking ahead, the meta appears to be in a healthy and competitive state, with no single deck completely overshadowing the rest. PRB02’s influence is still settling, and as players continue to refine builds and experiment with new tech choices, we can expect further movement in the coming weeks.

Decklists

U/P Luffy:

1xOP11-040

1xOP06-047

4xOP11-054

1xOP11-118

3xOP01-070

4xOP06-119

3xOP05-067

4xST18-001

4xEB01-061

2xOP05-070

3xOP10-072

1xOP07-064

2xOP09-119

2xOP04-056

4xOP09-078

4xOP11-080

4xOP01-119

4xOP10-079

Rayleigh:

1xOP12-001

4xOP01-016

4xOP03-008

4xOP12-006

2xOP01-013

2xOP01-024

4xOP12-014

1xST01-011

2xOP01-025

4xOP10-005

2xEB01-003

4xOP12-015

4xOP12-016

3xOP12-017

4xOP12-018

2xOP12-019

1xOP01-029

1xOP06-018

2xST21-017

Green Zoro:

1xOP12-020

4xOP12-028

4xOP12-034

4xOP03-030

4xOP12-027

4xST12-007

4xOP12-029

4xOP03-033

4xOP12-026

4xOP12-036

2xEB01-012

4xOP12-031

3xOP12-030

1xOP05-037

4xOP12-039

G/P Luffy:

1xEB02-010

4xEB02-017

2xEB02-019

2xPRB02-005

1xPRB02-006

4xPRB02-012

4xST18-001

4xST18-004

4xEB02-035

1xOP05-070

2xEB02-061

4xOP07-064

3xST18-005

2xOP12-037

1xOP03-072

4xOP09-078

4xOP01-119

4xEB02-041

Bonney:

1xOP07-019

3xEB01-015

4xST02-007

3xOP05-030

2xOP12-027

2xST24-001

4xOP10-032

3xOP07-021

4xEB01-012

4xOP08-023

2xOP12-118

4xST24-005

4xOP06-035

2xOP01-051

4xOP12-030

3xST16-004

2xOP04-031

R/G Smoker:

1xOP10-001

3xOP10-004

4xOP10-011

4xPRB02-001

4xPRB02-002

2xOP08-118

3xOP12-034

4xOP10-027

4xOP10-032

4xOP10-030

3xOP12-118

3xOP06-035

3xOP12-030

1xOP10-018

4xST21-017

1xOP01-057

1xOP12-037

2xOP04-035

Shanks:

1xOP09-001

4xOP01-006

4xOP09-002

3xOP09-008

4xOP09-011

4xOP09-014

3xOP09-015

4xOP12-008

2xPRB02-003

3xOP03-013

4xPRB02-002

4xOP09-009

4xOP08-118

2xST23-002

2xOP06-007

1xOP09-004

2xOP10-019

Enel:

1xOP05-098

2xEB01-057

4xOP11-106

4xOP04-100

1xOP10-114

4xST07-007

4xOP06-104

4xOP07-107

4xOP10-109

2xOP08-106

4xOP12-119

3xOP10-112

2xOP04-112

4xEB02-052

2xOP07-119

4xOP06-115

2xOP11-114

Blackbeard:

1xOP09-081

4xOP09-089

4xOP09-095

4xOP11-083

4xOP09-090

2xOP09-086

3xOP10-086

1xST27-004

4xOP09-083

4xOP10-082

3xST27-005

3xOP09-093

4xOP07-096

3xOP09-096

3xOP09-097

4xOP09-099

B/Y Nami:

1xOP11-041

2xOP07-046

2xST03-008

4xOP03-048

4xST17-005

4xOP06-047

2xPRB02-008

1xOP07-051

3xST22-005

4xOP06-106

4xOP11-106

4xOP06-104

2xOP05-105

4xOP12-119

4xOP10-112

4xOP07-056

2xOP04-056