Yellow Enel EB05 Decklist: The $321 List or the $301 One

We pulled every OP05-098OP05-098Shop on TCGplayer Yellow Enel list from the nine [EB05]-tagged Standard events on Limitless Play with posted decklists, October 19 to November 4, 2026: 40 lists from 29 players, out of 558 entrants. EXTRA-format events and small untagged ones are not counted (the last section lists them). The two lists below earn a copy-paste recommendation. The rest of the page covers what all 40 lists agree on, where the money goes, and who it beats.

The two lists side by side

"Each" is the cheapest non-alternate-art printing's market price in the TCGCSV file of November 7 at 20:05 UTC; the two list columns show copies played.

The $321 list is the OP05-098OP05-098Shop on TCGplayer-leader list that Slodea took 7th at ChinoizeCup #124 on October 19 (6-1, 128 players) and again to 6th at #127 on October 26 (5-1, 64 players), and that Siyaroo took 5th at #125 on October 20 (6-1, 120 players). The same 50 cards turned up six times in total. The other three entries finished 22nd at #125 with 4-3 (lordRafa), 2-2 at #131, and 0-2 at #127 (Kereminator), so it is not a guaranteed top 8. It is the only list in the sample that three top-8 finishes share.

The $301 list is the one drcommodore took to first place in Rumble league #15, 4-0-1. They brought a $311 variation back to Rumble league #16 on November 4 and went 2-3, 9th of 20. One win in a 22-player league is a thin result, so we treat this list as a cheaper variant that has proof of life, not as the better list.

What all 40 lists agree on

Ten cards make up the shell: Pudding, Borsalino, Linlin, Sweet 3 Generals, Disappear, Zeus, Oven, Daifuku, Streusen and Teach. Each is in at least 37 of the 40 lists. Pudding, Borsalino and Linlin are in all 40 at four copies. Teach is in 39, at four copies in 24 lists and three in 15. Rounded, the average list plays four of each of those ten cards, which is 40 of the 50.

The final ten cards are where players disagree. Moria is in 29 lists, Genbo in 26, Enel (EB02-052) in 31, Lilith in 16, Smoothie in 15, Zoro in 13, Kingdom Come in 12, Black Rope Dragon Twister in 11, Perospero in 8, and the EB-05 cards add up to very little: 8 of 40 lists play any EB-05 card at all, and the most any single one reaches is Ahiru in 4 lists. Mean overlap between any two lists is 42.0 of 50 cards.

Our September Yellow Enel guide cited Wappon's September 30 list with two copies each of Charlotte Mont-d'or, Dr. Hogback and Perona and no Streusen. None of those three is in any of the 40 EB-05 lists, and 37 of the 40 play Streusen.

Image credit: Bandai via the official One Piece Card Game card list (sample images).

Where the money goes

Chart: Shonen TCG. Source: TCGCSV (TCGplayer market prices), file of November 7, 2026, and Limitless Play decklists.

The 40 lists cost $232.94 to $370.88 for the 50 cards, with a median of $320.96, which is the $321 list. The cheapest, at $232.94, finished 0-1. The next cheapest is $291.52, a Rumble league #15 list that placed 6th at 3-1-1.

Almost all of that spread is two cards. In the $321 list, four Borsalino are $140.08 (44%) and three Teach are $76.59 (24%). The other 43 cards are $104.29 combined. Borsalino is in 40 of 40 lists and Teach in 39, so no list in the sample saves money by skipping either. The savings are in the flex slots: the $301 list plays two Moria ($10.43 each) instead of four.

Image credit: Bandai via the official One Piece Card Game card list (sample images).

The flex slots

Players spend the last ten slots differently, and the results split a little. These are the list owner's games against other leaders, with and without the card. The samples are small and the groups are not comparable (a player who skips Moria may also skip other things), so read them as a direction.

Lilith is the biggest gap: 51-27 (65%) for the 16 lists that play it and 47-50 (48%) for the 24 that don't, 78 games with it. Moria and Genbo are smaller but point the same way: 72-51 against 26-26 for Moria, 70-49 against 28-28 for Genbo. Streusen's 6-7 without it is 13 games from 3 lists. Smoothie is flat, 34-29 with it and 64-48 without. Twister is the one we would skip: 21-26 across 11 lists, against 77-51 for the lists without it.

Who it beats

Chart: Shonen TCG. Source: Limitless Play standings and pairings, nine EB-05 events, October 19 to November 4, 2026.

Yellow Enel went 98-77 against other leaders, 56%, with 11 of 72 possible top-8 places. Its best matchup is Blue Rocks at 25-10, followed by Red/Green Luffy at 21-10. The bad ones are Blue Buggy at 3-8, Blue/Yellow Hancock at 4-7 and Purple/Yellow Rosinante at 4-6. The Luffy number depends on the week: 3-1, then 13-3, then 5-6 across the three periods of three events. For the full eight-leader grid, see our EB-05 matchup chart.

What players say about it

Two YouTube players, both on Yellow Enel in the last two weeks of October, put the deck's appeal in their own words. LariTCG, in a video from October 25, lists Zoro, Borsalino, Sweet 3 Generals, Gecko Moria, Teach and Enel as Life-adding cards and concludes: "Honestly, you can heal pretty much whenever you want." Zekekun, in a video from October 31 where he went 5-0 at a box tournament, says of Sweet 3 Generals at 10:30: "losing the game most of the time if you don't see this, but if you see this, you're winning."

When we'd pick the other list

Pick the $321 list if you want the most repeated result: six copies, three top-8 finishes, two players. Pick the $301 list if the extra $20 matters more than four Lilith and two Genbo, which is a real trade: Lilith has the biggest gap in the flex table, 51-27 with it against 47-50 without. Or pick it if you want to try Smoothie and the EB-05 Ahiru, which cost $0.13 and $0.09 each. Buy Borsalino and Teach either way, and if you can only afford part of the deck, buy those first. The rest of the $321 list costs $104.29 and the rest of the $301 list $84.33.

Our call: we would not pay $300 for Yellow Enel unless your local is full of Rocks and Luffy, the two matchups where it is 25-10 and 21-10. If your locals lean toward Buggy and Hancock, the 3-8 and 4-7 records are the reason to wait.

What we don't know

The samples are online best-of-one Swiss events, so top-8 results here may not transfer to best-of-three. The 40 lists come from 29 players, and some players brought the same list more than once. We cannot see mulligans, turn order or what the players sideboarded, and the with-and-without splits mix lists that differ in other ways: Twister's 21-26 and Streusen's 6-7 without it are small samples. Prices move daily, and the TCGCSV file we used was updated on November 7 at 20:05 UTC.

How we checked: decklists and pairings come from the Limitless Play API for nine events tagged [EB05] (Oct 19, 20, 22, 26, 27, 29 and Nov 2, 3, 4). Games count only when both leaders are known and differ and one player won, and the flex table sums each list owner's games in the event where the list was played. Card text comes from the Bandai English card list. Prices are TCGplayer market prices from the TCGCSV file of 2026-11-07T20:05:27+0000, read on November 8. Not counted: the three EXTRA-format ChinoizeCups (#126, #129 and #132, 8 Yellow Enel lists in total) and three small untagged events with one Yellow Enel list each (Versus Cup on October 22 and 29, Liga Phoenix MANA 43 on November 3). The events on November 5 had no Yellow Enel lists. See EB-05 booster box price and the EB-05 card list for the set itself.