The story so far
One Piece Mihawk ban
6 steps so far · Updated
Mihawk wasn't even an OP-17 card, and he still ran the OP-17 format. The OP-14 Green Leader picked up new top end from the set, sat on top of the tracker, and Bandai pulled him on October 12, saying the newer boosters had made his combos stronger than planned. Here's how it went, one step at a time, and where the field goes from here.
Timeline
OP-17 tier list: Green Mihawk, an OP-14 Leader, leads the field
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Mihawk is the most-played Leader on the tracker; how OP-17's six new Leaders answer him
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Green Mihawk deck guide: OP-17 gives his ramp shell new top end
Bandai bans OP14-020 Mihawk from October 12: newer boosters made his combos too strong
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One month in: Mihawk won the most Asia Flagships on September 6, Sabo next
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The ban takes effect at sanctioned events; Bandai plans a reworked P-163 Mihawk Leader source ↗
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NextOP-18 The Dominance of God releases in English, the first set into the post-ban field source ↗
What to watch next
Two things. When Bandai actually hands out the reworked P-163 Mihawk Leader (the notice says future events, no date), and whether an OP-18 Leader takes the seat he left. Until November 20, the post-ban field is the one you're testing into.
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