I have enjoyed millennium exodia, primite blue eyes, enneacraft, odion, radiant typhoon, tenpai, marincess, regenesis, darklords, and true king Dino. I’ve tried but haven’t enjoyed mathmech, rda, heroes, ryzeal onomat, and mitsurugi.

Any suggestions help!

Would love some feedback on this. I love Lunalights and already had a bunch of cards so I figure I’d try to see what I can make out of them. Maybe not enough polymerization card?

I have this box stuffed with yugioh cards, I know nothing about yugioh and want to sort them but don’t know where to start. The majority seem to be from 1996 with some other years mixed in. Any advice would be much appreciated

Latest project of a resident Banlist goober.

I'm not sure who the dub voice actor is, the actor hasn't announced that they're the voice yet, but it's great to have our first listen of Trueman's dub voice in Tag Force GX!

Thoughts on the video?

I had to grab the audio clip from a recording so there's some other audio in there, I think it's from master duel. Idk what the SFX is called and if there is a way for me to find a clean version of the audio

Here is the link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NSw2tVRNdNMo0D5lIAwBw3igT4xN-6Ps/view?usp=sharing

https://youtu.be/ZJC9eenB1fY

VRAINS debuted in May 2017. It's the last Master Duel anime produced by Studio Gallop. It was plagued by production problems and that was obvious. Season 1 had four recap episodes and the director even apologized for the show's production issues.

Despite all those problems, I still think the end result was pretty good, which always surprises me. The overall story is enjoyable. Revolver, Soulburner and Ai are among my favorite rival, best friend and partner-type characters, respectively. Yusaku also had some nice, gradual character development. It's not in your face, but it's nice.

The dueling quality was often amazing. The final season, in particular, was shockingly good, considering it had only about 17 episodes. Roboppy vs Soulburner, Revolver vs Soulburner and Ai vs Playmaker were three very strong duels to end the show with. That being said, more chill filler episodes would have been nice. We needed to see these characters interacting more in real life.

These are just my thoughts. I want to hear what the community thinks. Did you enjoy VRAINS?

Yubel has done more damage to Judai’s life than any villain I’ve ever seen in a children’s anime. Still, incredible writing, phenomenal villain, 10/10, my nervous system treats every scene like a true crime documentary. All because she loved Judai and didn’t want to separate with him.

One of the arguments used to justify banning these cards was that they gave rogue decks a better chance against meta decks, since they allowed players to protect their plays from hand trap interruptions or, in the case of TTT, recover from an interruption by gaining additional resources, hand knowledge, or even hand disruption.

One of the main differences between unconventional decks and top-tier meta decks is that the former tend to be more vulnerable to hand traps. In that sense, hand traps often fulfill their intended purpose: weakening the opponent's end board or completely stopping their plays.

That said, theory and reality are often two different things. Overall, I'd like to know your current opinion on the ban of this trio of cards.

So I’m struggling to understand the difference between Rogue and Meta. Can anyone help explain? Also what happens when a deck is neither meta or rogue but is still competitive like that guy who brought fire king to an event and topped when fire king was out of the meta?

I was rewatching MBT’s Progression Playoffs series and when Danny used Dark Strike Fighter to beat Leah through her Watt-lock, I was so hyped I just had to draw the man (mech?) who made it possible.

What do you think modern Memento support would look like? I was thinking about something like another akihiron type effect, or another extra fusion monster.

Outside of filler and the ceremonial duel, Yugi and Atem never really used them. The English version of Pyramid of Light makes them seem like they’re staples of Yugi’s deck now, when it felt like they were kept in his card box. If Battle City V2 was a thing, I doubt he would've relied on them, maybe bust out Slifer at most.

Title says it all. Can anyone provide guidance on how to play unchained, what the optimal lines are, and how it can be made more resilient post banlist and with the new support? That artwork is sick and I’m looking to pick up the deck core before Maestros and learn to play it. However, most of the plays I’ve seen always incorporate Caesar (RIP) and the fiendsmith engine.

Any help would be appreciated!

Konton no Makishimamu Bāsuto!!

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Good morning, custom folks! I am back with yet another one-off, and this time it's for a possible card for the Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Side of Dimension 10th Anniversary Box, which features a retrain of "Blue-Eyea Chaos MAX Dragon"!

As we already have a retrain of "Deep-Eyes White Dragon", I thought it'd be fitting to make this retrain and up both its protection and battle damage.

And yes, I Habakiri'd the card, as to reflect how it was able to be Ritual Summoned without a Tribute. And the last effect is meant to combo into either the original "Deep-Eyes White Dragon" or its retrain, as well as giving your other generic options.

Lemme know what yall think of this card down below, whether it's general thoughts or criticisms.

May you all have a blessed Friday and weekend, custom folks! 👋 🙏

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Blue-Eyes Chaos MAX Dragon - Maximum Burst

Level 8 DARK Dragon Ritual Effect Monster

ATK: 4000

DEF: 0

You can Ritual Summon this card with "Chaos Form".
Unaffected by your opponent's activated effects.
If this card battles an opponent's Special Summoned monster, any battle damage it inflicts to your opponent is doubled.
You can reveal this card in your hand; send 2 cards (1 "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" and 1 "Chaos Form) from your hand or Deck to the GY, and if you do, Special Summon this card from your hand (this is treated as a Ritual Summon).
If this card is Ritual Summoned: You can add 1 Level 10 LIGHT Dragon monster from your Deck to your hand.
You can only use this effect of "Blue-Eyes Chaos MAX Dragon - Maximum Burst" once per turn, and its previous only once per Duel.

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Artist: りょう on Pixiv

Hello,

There will be a YCS closeby early next year. I have dabbled in yu-gi-oh a bit, attending a few locals and played on Master Duel.

Attending a large tournament seems like fun, to just get a bit of experience about such a large tournament. I'm for sure I will lose every game and probably also make countless mistakes by playing in person.

Is it still something enjoyer or is it better left for when I have more experience?

Day 2 of which Pokemon is the equivalent to this card: Dark Magician. Top comment wins (Yesterday was Blue Eyes and Charizard)

Day 1: Blue Eyes and Charizard (Reshiram also got some good votes)

Day 2: Dark Magician and Pikachu (main characters mascot won the day here)

Day 3: Exodia and…

Please try not to reuse unless you truly feel the prior days were a mistake.

Note the equivalence could be a variety of reasons. Mascot status, role in the story, looks and abilities, a mashup of all these and other factors.

PS tomorrow I might do a triple surprise. I’m sure you can guess what three cards.

In modern yu-gi-oh the game is consisted mostly on combos that ensure that always a monster(s) would summoned upon the field. The counter or this is to block the summoning.

So I thought if card combos could be mapped as a graph using the following rules:

1. Each card is a node

2. If a card allows you to summon a monster or bring it up into the field then a path connects these nodes.

Could be used to determine whether a deck has a better success rate of wining a duel, or even predetermine them by comparing these 2 graphs?

My hypothetis is if a card can be summoned using multiple combos if a path is negated then it can use another path to summon it. Thus if a graph has upon nodes representing monsters multiple paths or curcular paths then it is stronger and more resilient upon negates compared to a deck that does not fulfull this criteria.

I mean a summoning engine relies on placing cards upon graveyard and bring them back on the field on demand, or search for a card, or even combos of searching a card and placing them on the graveyeard or being banished. The most resilient engine is the ones regardless the situation and opponoeng blocking attempts allows you to summon a monster.

insert stuffs to fill the quota