Gravity Blade Raging Tiger (Reprint) - OP06-058

OP06-058

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Recommended Synergy

Gum-Gum Red Roc (Jolly Roger Foil)
OP04-056Gum-Gum Red Roc (Jolly Roger Foil)
Sakazuki
OP05-041Sakazuki
Aramaki
OP06-043Aramaki

Gravity Blade Raging Tiger (Reprint)

One Piece Card Game

Card Details

SetPremium Booster - One Piece Card The Best vol.2 (PRB02)TypeEventColorBlueRarityR

Battle Statistics

Cost7Power0Counter0

Effect:

[Main] Place up to 2 Characters with a cost of 6 or less at the bottom of the owner's deck in any order. [Trigger] Place up to 1 Character with a cost of 5 or less at the bottom of the owner's deck. Disclaimer: This card was reprinted from the original set with changes to the copyright information (Note: the original print did not include "EN" at the end of the copyright).

Expert Analysis

Strategic Overview

Gravity Blade Raging Tiger is arguably the most powerful board-reset event in the Blue color identity. At 7 cost, it is a significant investment, but it offers a total reset of the mid-game board state. Bottom-decking up to two characters with a cost of 6 or less is an incredible tempo swing that can delete an opponent's entire turn and a half of development with a single card.

This card defines Blue control. It punishes midrange decks that attempt to go wide with high-value units like 5-cost blockers or searchers. Because it doesn't K.O., it completely ignores protection effects common in Red and Green, making it a reliable answer to almost any threat within the 6-cost threshold.

Board Reset
5/5
Value
5/5
Tempo Swing
5/5

Key Strategic Synergies

  • Sakazuki (OP05-041): Can reduce 7 or 8 cost characters into the 6-cost range, allowing Gravity Blade to hit targets it was never meant to reach.
  • Aramaki (OP06-043): Follow up a Gravity Blade reset with an Aramaki blocker to create an insurmountable defensive wall.
  • Three Billion Worlds (OP04-056): Combined, these events ensure the opponent never keeps a character on board for more than one turn.

Pro Strategy Tip: Don't be greedy. While hitting two targets is ideal, using Gravity Blade to clear a single "Must-Kill" 6-cost blocker (like Borsalino) to land a game-ending blow is often the correct play.

Best In Decks
  • • Blue/Black Sakazuki
  • • Mono-Blue Control
How to Counter
  • • Playing characters with cost 7+
  • • Swarming with 1-costs (making it inefficient)
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