Connecting you and a deck through three lenses
1. Function → play style
Your leading function (+Ne-p, -Ti-c, etc.) defines what kind of board control suits you. E.g. Se-leading = "power and initiative" = aggro/ramp; Ni-leading = "reading the flow" = endurance/control.
2. Temperament & Q/D → pacing
The four temperaments (Flexible-Maneuvering, Receptive-Adaptive, Linear-Assertive, Balanced-Stable) set the tempo of the match, and Q/D (Questioning / Declaring) decides whether you keep your options open or narrow down to a single win condition.
3. Color → strategic color
Red = rush, Green = control, Blue = parry, Purple = acceleration, Black = removal, Yellow = endurance. Each type has the color tendencies it naturally gravitates toward.
Multiplying these three layers, we explore the compatibility of 141 leaders × 32 types using editorial selections for recommendations and scores for additional options and reference types. For details, see §3 Mapping Logic in the type compendium.
What is Model K ── a 32-type personality structure
A personality-structure theory that inherits the 16-type framework of classical Socionics (SPR theory) while introducing an original Q/D axis to expand it to 32 types. Systematized by the Socionics Association of Japan (Representative Director: Kotaro Katsuyama).
Learn more about Model K at socionics.or.jp (official site of the Socionics Association of Japan).
Supervision
Socionics Association of Japan
The organization that systematizes and operates the personality-structure theory "Model K." It provides the 32-type assessment system, books, and educational programs.
About this project
This site is a fan-made project that presents the correspondence between the ONE PIECE CARD GAME and Model K. For card information and game rules, please refer to the official sources.
141 registered deck options, including 6 previews. Preview assessments use card images and reveal coverage. This catalog describes our registered data; it does not certify complete card coverage or tournament eligibility. Check the official Japanese site for card information and eligibility. “Meta reference” is an editorial marker informed by metagame coverage, not a live tournament ranking.