Discover the New All Blue Format in the One Piece Simulator: Complete Guide

On April 29th, a new button called "All Blue" appeared in the multiplayer mode of the One Piece TCG simulator! 🎉

This update introduces a more affordable and fun way to play, perfect for testing decks without spending much.

Let’s explore what it is, how it works, and why the community is loving it!

What is the All Blue OPTCG SIM Format? 🤔🌊

🌟 Definição e Origem

All Blue is a special format inspired by Pauper from Magic, created to make the game cheaper and more inclusive.

Only common, uncommon and rare cards are allowed - no SR or SEC cards.

This creates balanced matches and lets people play without needing to spend hundreds of dollars.

🔍 How It Differs from the Standard Meta

In standard formats, decks often rely on expensive, high-rarity cards.

In All Blue, those are banned, forcing players to get creative with their strategies.

It’s a “budget mode” that still keeps the fun and tactics alive!

🚀 Format Growth and Popularity

At first, All Blue tournaments were only happening in Campinas.

It took about a year of local events and testing before it started spreading to other cities like Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, thanks in parts to Coffee with One Piece’s content that showcased and promoted the format.

Players loved the chance to compete with simple, cheap decks, and more stores began adopting it to attract new players.

How to Play All Blue in the Simulator 🎮🖱️

✅ Accessing the All Blue Mode

Just open multiplayer mode in the simulator and click the "All Blue" button.

Done! You’re now in a dedicated space for All Blue matches—no complicated setup required.

🏆 Benefits of Using the Simulator

The simulator lets you build and test decks quickly without needing physical cards.

It’s perfect for practicing against AI or real opponents before tournaments—or just for fun.

📈 The Future of All Blue

Developers are planning ranked modes and more community integration.

With stores and content creators supporting the format, All Blue has the potential to become a global favorite.

How Murilo Made All Blue Happen 💻👨‍💻

Murilo is a long-time fan of One Piece and TCGs.

When the community suggested All Blue, he programmed the feature in less than a day! 🚀

He tackled technical challenges like filtering allowed cards and made it easy to update in the future.

Thanks to him, players worldwide can now enjoy this format! 🌍

Practical Tips for All Blue 📝💡

💸 Build Budget Decks

Use only common and uncommon cards.

For example, the Yamato deck tested in the simulator is both strong and affordable.

You can build a competitive deck for less than $2 USD!

🧪 Test and Optimize

Experiment with unusual combos and interactions in the simulator.

Test, adjust, and improve your strategy based on the results.

🤝 Join the Community

Join local tournaments, share decklists online, and connect with content creators.

Your involvement helps the format grow and stay exciting!

The Impact of All Blue on the Community 🌍❤️

All Blue sparks creativity, welcomes new players, and strengthens the community—without high costs.

At the same time, it preserves the depth and fun of the game.

With more events, creators, and players, the format helps One Piece TCG reach even more fans around the world.

Conclusion 🏁

All Blue is here to stay! 🎉

Whether you're practicing, competing, or just having fun, this format is an affordable and creative gateway to the world of One Piece TCG.

Build your deck in the simulator, challenge your friends, and share your discoveries!

More players, more ideas, more fun—this is just the beginning! 🌊🏴‍☠️