One Piece

Red decks are generally played at a rapid tempo and use blitz strategies; many red cards include the Rush feature which allows a Character card to attack during the same turn in which it is played. A significant number of red decks and cards also utilize power manipulation in order to put opponents’ Character cards in position to be KO’d—often by the use of red Event cards. Other red cards increase the power of the player’s own Characters.

Green decks emphasize board control. A large number of green cards facilitate this by “tapping” and “untapping”—known in the ONE PIECE Card Game as “resting”—opposing or the player’s own Character cards. There are even some green cards which make use of “tapping” and “untapping” to allow an opposing Character to be attacked twice in the same turn. 

Blue decks tend to lean towards defensive strategies that focus on board control. They also often contain features such as mass card drawing and deck stacking. Many blue character cards are “bouncing” cards—a term given to cards with effects that return a card to the player’s hand or deck. 

Black decks are centered around midrange strategies and board control mechanisms. In general, black decks tend to be defensively oriented and highly resilient. Thus, black decks that don’t depend on midrange strategies often tend to stretch out the game via stall tactics, eventually tilting the balance in the player’s favor if all goes smoothly. 

Yellow decks usually employ a blend of board control and attritional strategies. Many yellow cards also make use of Life manipulation in some form. 

Purple decks are usually relatively flexible decks that lean towards midrange strategies. Many purple cards make use of DON!! manipulation and control. DON!! ramping is also commonly seen in purple decks.