Standard format
Lists on this site are 50-card constructed decks plus a leader. English events right now are still the OP16 Standard pool. OP17 English is dated 28 August 2026. The lists below the fold already come from OP17 events in Japan, Germany, and online cups.
Banned in constructed
Bandai banned Blue Charlotte Pudding OP06-047, including parallels. It cannot be in any constructed deck. Other Pudding prints stay legal.
Official notice: Banned/Restricted Cards effective from April 1, 2026.
This site drops any list that still plays OP06-047.
Unbanned the same day
- JinbeOP07-045
- Kingdom ComeEB01-059
- Great EruptionST06-015
- Moby DickOP02-024
- Enies LobbyOP03-098
- Ice AgeOP02-117
Moby Dick, Enies Lobby, and Ice Age are Block 1 cards, so they left Standard with rotation even though they came off the ban list.
Block 1 rotation
Standard no longer uses Block 1: OP-01 Romance Dawn through OP-04 Kingdoms of Intrigue. Manga rares stay legal as Block X.
Official events: Bandai events hub.
Extra format
Extra / Extra Championship still uses Block 1 cards. Lists on this site are Standard unless a page says otherwise.
OPTCG format FAQ
What format are One Piece Decklists lists?
Lists on One Piece Decklists are 50-card Standard constructed OPTCG decks plus a leader for the Bandai ONE PIECE CARD GAME.
What card is banned in OPTCG constructed?
Blue Charlotte Pudding OP06-047 is banned in constructed, including parallels, effective 1 April 2026. Other Pudding prints stay legal.
When does OP17 English release?
OP17 English is dated 28 August 2026. English events before that date still use the OP16 Standard pool. OP17 lists on this site come from Japan, Germany, and online cups.
Did Block 1 rotate out of Standard?
Yes. Standard no longer uses Block 1 (OP-01 Romance Dawn through OP-04 Kingdoms of Intrigue) as of 1 April 2026. Manga rares stay legal as Block X.
Where do the decklists come from?
Tournament tables come from Limitless Play events. Community rows are public YouTube, web, and social lists with a full 50-card ID list.