Enel OP15-058 is purple Enel: a ramp deck turned upside down, with a DON!! deck of only 6 cards and cost-0 Events paid for with DON!! −1. Since the Mihawk ban it keeps making top cuts, especially in Japan and at in-person events, although it struggles more online. In this guide you get what the Leader does, how the deck plays, a decklist that made top 4 at a Store Championship on 18 October 2026, the key cards, possible swaps, mulligans and matchups.
Tournament data from 10 October to 7 November 2026: in that period, purple Enel made up 4.3% of the 255 lists that finished at the top, with 6 tournament wins (7 of the 11 lists come from Japan). To see where it fits in the meta, check our tier list of the best One Piece TCG decks.
What the Enel OP15-058 Leader does

It is a purple Leader with 5 Life and 5000 power, with the Special attribute and the Sky Island type. Its official English text reads:
"Under the rules of this game, your DON!! deck consists of 6 cards. [Activate: Main] [Once Per Turn] If it is your second turn or later, add up to 1 DON!! card from your DON!! deck and set it as active, and add up to 4 additional DON!! cards and rest them. Then, give up to 4 rested DON!! cards to 1 of your Characters."
In plain terms: your DON!! deck has 6 cards instead of 10. Once per turn, from your second turn onwards, you add one active DON!! and up to four more rested, and then you can give up to four rested DON!! to one of your Characters. In other words, from your second turn you play with all 6 of your DON!! on the field, and one of your Characters gets several of them at once.
The key is what happens next. Almost the whole deck pays with DON!! −1, which returns DON!! to your DON!! deck, and the Leader brings them back out the following turn. And since you can never have more than 6 DON!!, the "6 or less DON!! cards on your field" conditions on the OP-15 cards are always met.
How to play Enel OP15-058: early, mid and late game
Purple Enel is a tempo deck: cheap Characters that draw when played, cost-0 Events that clear your opponent's board and a Leader that hands out DON!! every turn. It is not trying to reach 10 DON!!, because it never will.
Early game (turns 1 to 3)
- Turn 1: Charlotte Pudding finds an event, or play Ohm, Satori or Shura. If you can pay the DON!! −1, you draw a card.
- Turns 2 and 3: activate the Leader, put your 6 DON!! on the field and give the rested ones to a Character so it hits hard. Shura has Rush.
- Use El Thor, Lightning Beast Kiten or Gamma Knife to clear small Characters before they grow.
Mid game (turns 4 to 7)
- Count active DON!!, not total. The ones the Leader brings in are almost all rested.
- Turns 4 and 5: Trafalgar Law punishes an opponent with 7 or more cards in hand. Lightning Dragon and Mamaragan rest or lock opposing Characters.
- Almost everything costs 0 or 1 and is paid by returning DON!!: the Leader brings them back next turn. Use them freely.
Late game: how to close it out
- At 6 DON!!: Enel OP15-118 comes in as a 10000 that your opponent can't remove with effects.
- Senor Pink returns a purple event from the trash and gives you back an active DON!!: that is how you reuse the lightning events for the finish.
- Once your opponent has no board left, put all the Leader's DON!! on a single attacker each turn.
Mistakes that cost the most games
- Keeping a hand just for Enel OP15-118: early on you need cheap plays.
- Activating the Leader with no plan for the rested DON!!.
- Spending lightning events on Characters that don't threaten anything.
The golden rule: count your active DON!!, not your total. Almost all the ones the Leader adds come in rested, so each turn you have few to pay costs with. The deck works because almost everything costs 0 or 1 and is paid for by returning DON!!.
Purple Enel decklist: top 4 at a Store Championship (18 October 2026)
This is the list Zac took into the top four of an English-language Store Championship, with 5 wins and 1 loss, on 18 October 2026, with Mihawk already banned. That same day, neo_erlandsson finished fifth at 6-1, also at a Store Championship, with a very similar list.
| Group | Card | Code | Copies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Leader | Enel | OP15-058 | 1 |
| Cost 1 Characters | Charlotte Pudding | OP12-071 | 4 |
| Cost 1 Characters | Ohm | OP15-061 | 4 |
| Cost 1 Characters | Satori | OP15-066 | 2 |
| Cost 1 Characters | Shura | OP15-067 | 4 |
| Cost 4–6 Characters | Franky | OP09-072 | 2 |
| Cost 4–6 Characters | Trafalgar Law | ST10-010 | 3 |
| Cost 4–6 Characters | Senor Pink | OP10-067 | 3 |
| Cost 4–6 Characters | Enel | OP15-118 | 4 |
| Events | Gamma Knife | OP05-077 | 3 |
| Events | Divine Departure | OP13-076 | 2 |
| Events | El Thor | OP15-075 | 4 |
| Events | Lightning Beast Kiten | OP15-076 | 4 |
| Events | Lightning Dragon | OP15-077 | 4 |
| Events | Mamaragan | OP15-078 | 4 |
| Events | Varie | OP15-074 | 3 |
Total: 50 cards plus the Leader (26 Characters and 24 Events). The core is the same in every October list: Pudding, Ohm, Shura, Enel OP15-118 and the four OP-15 lightning Events at four copies each.
Key cards and why they matter




- Enel OP15-118: cost 6 and 8000 power. With 6 or fewer DON!! on the field, which in this deck is always the case, it goes up to 10000 and your opponent cannot remove it from the field with effects. When played, with DON!! −1, you look at 5 cards, take one and trash another.
- Ohm, Satori and Shura OP15-061, OP15-066 and OP15-067: cost 1 and +1000 Counter. All three draw a card when played with DON!! −1. Ohm gives −1000 to an opposing Character when it attacks, Satori arranges the top two cards of your deck and Shura has Rush.
- Charlotte Pudding OP12-071: looks at 4 cards and takes an Event. With 24 Events in the list, it almost never misses.
- El Thor OP15-075: cost 0. With DON!! −1 it gives +1000 and K.O.s a Character with 3000 power or less. On defence, +2000 to an Enel card.
- Mamaragan OP15-078: with DON!! −2 you draw 1 and rest a Character with 5000 power or less. On defence it gives +1000 and, in this deck, always draws a card.
- Lightning Dragon and Lightning Beast Kiten OP15-077 and OP15-076: both draw a card. Lightning Dragon keeps a rested opposing Character from becoming active in your opponent's next turn; Kiten gives −1000.
- Senor Pink OP10-067: returns a purple Event with a cost of 5 or less from your trash to your hand and sets a DON!! as active. It is how you reuse the lightning Events.
- Trafalgar Law ST10-010: cost 4 Blocker. If your opponent has 7 or more cards in hand, they trash 2.
Flex slots and options
These are the differences between the four English-language lists that finished at the top between 11 and 18 October 2026, including the two that won their tournament on 11 October (AlessioFal25992, 8-1 at a store tournament, and DeepDiverTCG, 5-0 at a Store Championship):
- Holly OP15-071: the most divisive card. It gives Double Attack to Holly and all your Ohm, and on your opponent's turn sets their base power to 6000. AlessioFal and neo_erlandsson ran 4, DeepDiverTCG 2 and Zac none. If you play it, run 4 Ohm.
- Franky OP09-072: cost 4 Blocker that draws 2 with DON!! −2 and a trash. It shows up in lists with no Holly or only a few.
- Vinsmoke Reiju OP12-063: Blocker that goes up to 7000 with 4 or more Events in your trash. neo_erlandsson ran 2.
- Gum-Gum Lightning OP09-077: K.O.s a Character with 6000 power or less for DON!! −2. DeepDiverTCG ran 1 for big Characters.
- Sanji OP07-064: 6000-power Blocker that costs 3 less if you have at least 2 fewer DON!! than your opponent, which happens often in this deck by mid-game. Xixo ran 2 in his second place at the London regional on 4 October, before the ban.
If you want to understand how to choose between these options depending on your local scene, we explain it in how to build a One Piece TCG deck.
Mulligan
- Mulligan if you have no cost 1 Character. With 14 in the list, that happens a bit less than one time in five.
- Keep a hand with a cost 1 Character and two lightning Events. That is the hand that lets you draw and clear from turn 2.
- Don't keep a hand for Enel OP15-118. It shows up on its own through Pudding, Satori and the Event draws; what you need early is cheap plays.
Matchups against the top decks
Data is thin here: purple Enel sees little play online. The figures are best-of-one simulator games as of 30 October 2026, the same ones as in our meta guide. We only give them where the sample is big enough.
| Opponent | Purple Enel win rate | Verdict |
|---|---|---|
| Sabo OP13-004 | 62% | Favourable |
| Luffy OP13-001 | 33% | Unfavourable |
| Enel OP05-098 (yellow) | 21% | Very unfavourable |
Your worst opponent is the other Enel. Yellow Enel gets Life back and almost all its cards have [Trigger], so your damage pressure is worth less; in the online tournaments at the end of October, yellow also won 2 of the 3 games between the two. Its guide is at yellow Enel OP05-098 deck. Against Luffy OP13-001, the most played deck, you are also behind; its guide is at Luffy OP13-001 deck. Against Sabo you are ahead (Sabo OP13-004 guide).
Against Rocks, Kaido, Buggy or black Luffy we don't have reliable data for this period. When we do, we will update the table.
What EB-05 and OP-18 change
- EB-05 adds nothing. None of the English-language lists that finished at the top in October play EB-05 cards.
- OP-18 (20 November in English): its themes are Water Seven and the Holy Knights of God, not Skypiea, so don't expect new cards for Enel. Bandai has confirmed two new Leaders with purple: Franky OP18-021 and Saint Gunko OP18-060. Their full text is not official yet; you can find the summary in the OP-18 leaders.
- Watch the calendar: OP-18 is legal in tournaments 7 days after its release in your region. If you plan to take purple Enel to a regional in November or December, check which sets each one allows in the One Piece TCG regionals in Europe.
The full forecast is in how the meta will change with OP-18 and EB-05.
Budget: which cards are expensive
Enel OP15-118One Piece Adventure on Kami's Island · ENView in store
Enel (Alternate Art) OP15-058One Piece Adventure on Kami's Island · ENView in store
Ohm (Alternate Art) OP15-061One Piece Adventure on Kami's Island · ENView in storeAlmost the whole deck is low or mid-rarity OP-15 cards: Ohm, Satori, Shura and the lightning Events are Rares, Uncommons or Commons. The card that sets the price is Enel OP15-118: it is a Secret Rare and the list runs 4. After it come Mamaragan OP15-078, a Super Rare, and Trafalgar Law ST10-010, which comes in the ST-10 starter deck. The alternate art versions of the Leader and of OP15-118 only change the artwork.
Buying the singles you are missing is cheaper than opening packs looking for four Secret Rare Enels, and you can test the list for free before you spend anything.
Try it on ARENA
Purple Enel is easy to build and hard to play well: how many DON!! to return, when to activate the Leader and which Character to give the DON!! to. In our free One Piece TCG simulator ARENA you can build this list yourself and play it in your phone or computer browser. ARENA is a fan project, not an official Bandai product.
- Play against the AI on its four levels until counting active DON!! becomes second nature.
- Create a private 1v1 room and ask a friend to play yellow Enel or Luffy OP13-001 against you, the two hard matchups.
- Once you have it down, take it into ranked or sign up for an online Swiss tournament to get used to tournament pace.
Practise the current meta decks on ARENA and prepare the matchups that will still be around with OP-18. If you want to compare options, see the best One Piece TCG simulators. And before you buy four Enel OP15-118, play ten games with purple Enel on ARENA.
Frequently asked questions
Why does Enel OP15-058 play with only 6 DON!!?
The Leader itself says so: its DON!! deck has 6 cards. In return, from your second turn it puts all of them on the field at once, and the OP-15 cards that ask for "6 or less DON!!" always work.
What is the difference between purple Enel and yellow Enel?
Enel OP05-098 is yellow: it holds on and gets Life back to win by attrition. Enel OP15-058 is purple and plays fast with cost-0 Events. They are opposite decks, and in the October data yellow clearly wins the matchup.
Is any purple Enel card banned?
No, every card in this list is legal. The latest ban was the Mihawk OP14-020 Leader, on 12 October 2026. The full list is in One Piece TCG banned cards.
Should you play Holly?
It depends on your local scene. The two lists that won their tournament on 11 October ran 4 and 2, and the top 4 list from 18 October ran none. With Holly you hit harder; without it, you trade damage for Blockers and draw.
Keep reading
- Yellow Enel OP05-098 deck: the other Enel, and its worst matchup.
- Rocks OP17-039 deck: the most played blue deck after the Mihawk ban.
- Rosinante OP12-061 deck: the other purple deck winning tournaments with few lists.
- Best One Piece TCG decks: the tier list for the current meta.
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