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OP13 Red/Green Luffy Stats In OP16.5 Format

Red Green Monkey D. Luffy leader art

Turn-order stats for Red/Green Monkey D. Luffy in the OP16.5 field.

Red/Green Monkey D. Luffy rewards careful resource management, disciplined defensive sequencing, and explosive mid-to-late game pressure. The deck leans on banking DON!! to unlock stronger defensive turns while setting up efficient counterplay and threatening attackers.

To get the most out of the deck, you need to understand your matchups, manage your DON!! precisely, and know when to shift from defense into aggression in order to stay in control from start to finish.

In OP16.5, Red/Green Luffy holds a solid overall win rate, has a playable spread into much of the field, and sees several common matchups become more manageable when going second and converting stored DON!! into cleaner defensive turns.

Format
OP16.5
Source Sample
18369 Games

1st / 2nd Win Rate Stats

How does Red/Green Luffy perform going 1st vs. 2nd? These win rate stats break down how turn order affects Luffy's gameplay and provide crucial info for matchup prep and sequencing.

Total Games 18369
Winrate 50.4%
W / L 9561/8808
Dracule Mihawk leader art
Dracule Mihawk
OP14-020
1st 53.2%
2nd 59.7%
Marshall D. Teach leader art
Marshall D. Teach
OP16-080
1st 15.4%
2nd 27.5%
Monkey D. Luffy leader art
Monkey D. Luffy
OP13-001
1st 50%
2nd 50%
Enel leader art
Enel
OP15-058
1st 63.3%
2nd 41.2%
Charlotte Katakuri leader art
Charlotte Katakuri
OP11-062
1st 54.9%
2nd 38.4%
Monkey D. Luffy leader art
Monkey D. Luffy
OP16-022
1st 64.4%
2nd 58%
Sabo leader art
Sabo
OP13-004
1st 53.6%
2nd 60.6%
Kuzan leader art
Kuzan
OP12-040
1st 61%
2nd 65.8%
Eustass "Captain" Kid leader art
Eustass "Captain" Kid
OP10-099
1st 48.1%
2nd 69.5%
Monkey D. Luffy leader art
Monkey D. Luffy
ST21-001
1st 58.5%
2nd 65.4%
Donquixote Rosinante leader art
Donquixote Rosinante
OP12-061
1st 62.4%
2nd 52.9%
Nami leader art
Nami
OP11-041
1st 60.4%
2nd 61.9%
Boa Hancock leader art
Boa Hancock
OP14-041
1st 50.7%
2nd 54.4%
Luffy & Ace leader art
Luffy & Ace
ST30-001
1st 65.9%
2nd 65.7%
Yamato leader art
Yamato
OP16-079
1st 74.1%
2nd 84.7%
Portgas D. Ace leader art
Portgas D. Ace
OP16-001
1st 61.8%
2nd 63.4%
Lucy leader art
Lucy
OP15-002
1st 52.5%
2nd 60.8%
Nico Robin leader art
Nico Robin
OP09-062
1st 70%
2nd 63.8%
Roronoa Zoro leader art
Roronoa Zoro
OP12-020
1st 53.3%
2nd 65.8%
Koby leader art
Koby
OP11-001
1st 60.5%
2nd 61.5%
Shanks leader art
Shanks
OP09-001
1st 47.6%
2nd 50%
Marshall D. Teach leader art
Marshall D. Teach
OP09-081
1st 20%
2nd 33.3%
Sabo leader art
Sabo
ST13-001
1st 55.3%
2nd 62.2%
Gol.D.Roger leader art
Gol.D.Roger
OP13-003
1st 58.6%
2nd 53.8%
Monkey D. Luffy leader art
Monkey D. Luffy
ST10-001
1st 68%
2nd 68.1%
Monkey D. Luffy leader art
Monkey D. Luffy
ST29-001
1st 68.6%
2nd 70.8%
Crocodile leader art
Crocodile
OP14-079
1st 48.7%
2nd 44.4%
Portgas D. Ace leader art
Portgas D. Ace
OP13-002
1st 41.2%
2nd 46.4%

What this chart is for

This snapshot helps you compare turn order at a glance. Luffy becomes especially threatening when it stores DON!! efficiently, then converts that breathing room into tempo turns that force the opponent to answer on awkward timings.

How to read it

Look at the first and second player results together, then use the matchup board to see where the deck scales comfortably and where it needs sharper sequencing to avoid falling behind too early.