How TF do you watch a miracle like that happen and not laugh or fall on your knees in awe? Forget the fucking game, your board has been touched by God. Whether you're the player or the target, you've actually done an anime thing! These are awesome memories! Who cares about the game at that point?
Yeah, like I probably be annoyed at first too but after asking why he even has the card I would probably just lath. Who am I to go againt the Will of the cards after all?
You know, I always knew someone would get punched over super-poly I just didn't think it would be a judge of all people. Poor guy literally just showed up and got socked.
Before you said the Five Headed Dragon, I was like: "Dude, NO WAY he plays Five Headed Dragon". And when you started counting, I was: DUDE HE ACTUALLY DOES!
As I've stated before, my primary attendance for tournaments is as a staff member - primarily a judge. I have several stories from what was quite literally the WORST Regional Qualifier I've ever worked at. For the sake of this and the stories at this event, I won't be using real names. It was April of 2009 and I rolled up to the hotel's venue room to help the organizers setup. "Oh by the way, Leon... we got a couple of sick calls from the other judges." That's no big deal, having to cover an additional role is something I'm used to. How bad could it possibly be? "So it'll be Barbara and yourself working as our judge staff, I'd like you to be the head judge. We expect you to be on your toes! This is going to be a big turn out! We're expecting at least a hundred players. But you got this!" Fuck. Barbara is kind of a special case. She travels to tournaments across Canada and the United States, all while dragging her husband and son along. Claiming it'll be a family bonding experience or whatever. She works at the tournament while their little boy aspires to be one of the very best players. Sure... are delusions of grandeur the only thing you experience? On top of this, Barbara has next to no knowledge of the game or how to judge - how she got the qualifications, I still do not know to this day. Either way, she was my only other judge that I had to work with - today is going to suck. The tournament begins and we have just over one hundred players attending, two judges, and two organizers - one of which has volunteered to enter match information, print the pairings and match slips, while the other has volunteered to cut the match slips and help us pass them out. We have a system in place! A half-assed system, but a system regardless. As head judge, I address my players and tell them that staff is limited and I apologize ahead of time if we don't immediately get to your table with any judge calls. "Without further hesitation, it's time to duel. You may begin round one and best of luck." I realize that I don't have my water bottle and that I left it behind in the staff area when I was setting up. Retreating behind the staff tables, I quickly retrieve it and I hear "JUDGE", I look up and see Barbara approaching the table. Surely she's got it, right? "LEON", well... I suppose that's one way to ask for the head judge. Just shout for them by name like Ashley from Resident Evil 4. I approach the table and ask what's up. "My opponent has drawn extra cards." "No I didn't, I would never cheat." "You clearly did." "You just didn't pay attention. I don't need to cheat to beat someone like you." Barbara turns to me and says that she cannot reverse engineer the turn that just transpired and is unable to figure out what happened. I sigh and look ask the accused player what he did during his turn. They were playing Lightsworn and this player had clearly intentionally cheated by drawing additional cards. "I drew for my turn. Activated Solar Recharge, discarding Garoth. Activated Charge of the Light Brigade, searched my deck for Ryko. I activated Solar Recharge, discarding Celestia. I activated my third copy of Solar Recharge discarding Ehren. I activated Gold Sarcophagus. I set a monster and ended my turn. Then I discarded three cards because my hand was too big." 5 + 1 = 6 (draw for turn) 6 - 2 + 2 = 6 (Recharge discard Garoth, drawing two) 6 - 1 + 1 = 6 (Charge adding Ryko) 6 - 2 + 2 = 6 (Recharge discarding Celestia, drawing two) 6 - 2 + 2 = 6 (Recharge discarding Ehren, drawing two) 6 - 1 = 5 (Gold Sarcophagus being played) 5 - 1 = 4 (set a monster) "So with what you told me, you have four cards in hand after all of that. Yet I'm looking at your hand right now and you're holding six in hand." I proceed to pick up the hand off the table and nod at the pretty stacked hand that automatically wins on the next turn no matter what. "Sorry friend, but your math isn't quite add up - no pun intended." I proceed to give this duelist a "DC - Major" and issue a game loss. Both players shuffle up and proceed to start game two. I find a comfortable spot against the wall to watch my draw happy friend just out of their view. Barbara continues to walk the tables and inspect the other matches, while I'm focused on my new friend. He had opted to go second and he draws his opening hand. Well that's odd. I can even tell from where I'm standing that's not right. He proceeds to shuffle his hand and his opponent hasn't noticed yet, but he's done it again. I'll wait just a bit longer before I approach the table. His opponent does... stuff, I really wasn't paying attention, just what my new friend was doing. It's his turn and he draws. He shuffles his hand and I move in. "How are things? Going good so far? That's fantastic to hear. Hey buddy, cards in hand? Nine in hand? That's impressive, good sir. I'm not only going to give you another game loss, but I'm also going to issue a disqualification. Please leave the venue. Have a wonderful rest of your weekend." You'd think this would be the end, but I said this was the worst for a reason. You see... Barbara had been doing some sneaky stuff of her own. It was during the final swiss round before the top cut. I'm having a discussion with Barbara and the two organizers how we're going to handle the two win-a-mat events as well as the top cut. The organizer actually came up with a rather genius idea for the win-a-mat and I was on board with it. These were smaller eight player tournaments, and he'd give them each a booster pack. Whoever got the highest rarity card won the mat. That's actually kind of cool, it would allow Barbara and myself to focus on the top cut and he can do this on his own. Plus he said he'd throw in a few extra packs for prizing because it won't be a "proper" tournament. *beep beep beep* Barbara pulls out her cell phone and reads a text message she just received, then proceeds to excuse herself. She's probably responding to something work related, whatever. It's no big deal. The organizer suggests I should walk the floor and check in on my players. That's when I see her, standing over a match that her son is participating in. Only her son has his cell phone in his lap. I make a beeline for the table and tell Barbara that I didn't hear a judge call. "Oh, my son put his hand up a I was going to the washroom. I figured I'd see what's wrong." I dismiss her and ask what's up. Her son, of whom I'll call Thomas, says that his opponent is cheating and that Barbara was about to issue a game loss before I interrupted. I ask what the current match score is and I'm told it's 1-1, a game loss would not only crown Thomas the winner, but it would put him into the top cut. That's not suspicious at all. I immediately ask Thomas why his phone is on his lap and not in his pocket or in his backpack. His opponent chimes in with "I was about to attack for game when he pulled it out, then that judge showed up, and now I'm being accused of cheating." Thomas attempts to explain with something like he was laughing at a funny text message he received, completely unrelated to the match at hand. I take a deep breath and tell both players to pause their match, I needed to take care of something before they continue. That if needed, I'll provide them with a time extension. Spoiler, that extension wasn't going to be needed. Having caught Barbara red handed, I immediately tell the organizers what she had been doing. That she must have been helping Thomas throughout the tournament without us noticing. The organizer pulls her aside, they have a heated argument, and then next thing I know Barbara is being told to leave. "Never giving her a judge contract again after pulling a stunt like that. Now go kick her son out too." You got it, boss! Now completely on my own to finish judging this tournament, I can finally see the finish goal within sight. With my friends telling me part-way through that they were getting me dinner afterwards. The final round was done and over with. The top cut was played out. They received their prizes. The paperwork was filled out for Canadian National Championships invites. I received my payment and my judge compensation. I asked my friends to get me McDonald's and drive me home. Cheap food and a well earned nap. That concludes the worst event I've ever judged at.
Sad part is, I just feel like the whole bathwater thing was the opening of Pandora's box. Now it seems like anyone that is considered even mildly attractive can sell anything to desperate people online once they have enough of a following online.
*Super Poly'd Five-Headed Dragon Field Clear?! And that FHD was meant to be Necroz Ritual fodder?!* My god, the stars aligned *perfectly* for this guy!
As soon as I heard he drew a super poly I was like it's a 5 fucking headed dragon angel isn't it until I was mislead by saying there were only two fusion monsters in the extra deck
First. Holy crap, this guy needs to chill the hell out. 😂 Imagine punching a judge at a FREAKING YU-GI-OH! TOURNAMENT! Sheesh. He clearly needs anger management.
As soon as I heard he found another Fusion Summon target and the fact he needed to get rid of FIVE Dragon Type monsters my head immediately went "He's got Five-Headed Dragon in his Extra Deck doesn't he?"
Damn. And here I thought I had a solid story about a salty 30+ year old. The guy ended up against me. He was playing full power Teledad at that time where it was at the top of the charts. I was playing Yubel. Which, at the time, was a bricky mess of a deck with no reliable win-con. Somehow, I managed to 2-0 him by tanking ALL of his deck's destruction effects. Twice. Every time he'd blow up Yubel, I'd already have one or two ways to bring it back ready for another round. The man was livid. But at least he didn't punch anyone. o_O
as an oldschool player from gen 1, i'm SO happy that after having thought it was ultimate dragon the whole time, the moment he said all of them it instantly clicked and loom and i at the same time exclaimed FIVE HEADED DRAGON!
This story made me unfathomably excited/happy. I love five headed dragon. Way back in the day I had a really crappy random dragon pile deck of a bunch of cards I liked. I only ever got to fuse that bad boy once, but you best believe he was in my extra deck. From the moment you said “super poly” I was just going to “please be five headed dragon” over and over.
First time i went to locals i was about 12, this was back in 2014 before pendulums. I remember dark world being the biggest deck at the time and i was running an extremely cheeky kuriboh stall deck. 60 cards, all littered with stall and burn. I ended up going 1-1 by the and of round 2 which isnt too bad. I started game 1 with an amazing hand, a couple flute of summoning kuribohs, a couple really powerfull stall traps, transendent wings and chaos sorcerer. I started by gettong my kuribohs on the field as fodder for my sorcerer and passed. He managed to get 3 really powerful cards out first i let him destroy both of my monsters an and ended up using mirror force against his last one, him having no way to react he used book of moon on his strongest card he had out to stop it from being destroyed. A Needless to say next turn i had enough fodder in my hands to use transendent wings. I managed to get my chaos sorcerer and a winged kuriboh out with 2 cards left in my hand. thanks to a removing from play his most powerful monster he had out and having my field set up i was ready for what he threw at me, he managed to get a 4000+ attack monster out and his 3000+ attack monster out he went to battle. I ended up using transendent wings and wiped his field and he lost over 6000 life point. He had 1 card left in his hand but he must have not had a good one. He started screaming and yelling saying that "this is bullshit" and litterally threw a chair across yhe room. He got kicked out, i was upset and scared at this grown ass man reacting like that, the shop owner gave me a free couple packs and i ended up coming tied 2nd with someone else.
Anyone wondering he was playing a dark world deck, it's been so long though I can't remember what monsters he got out. Think high level dark world monsters
Sadly I cannot remember everything from this match in particular, but what I remember I wanna share. In 2007 I was playing a E-Hero Pile, which literally ran all Heros at least as a one-of. I was called the Hero-Guy just because I had a fusion deck bigger than my Main Deck, but thanks to that I normally would have a Fusion summonable everytime. The Game which I clearly remember the winning turn had following game state. My opponent was down to 1100 LPs had a Gravity Bind and a Messenger Of Peace up and would finish me off next turn with his next top deck - yes he played a Burn-Stun Deck. I was able to burn his LP down thanks to Lady Heat, but thanks to his perfectly drawn removal I had to gamble on my next card I would draw. The card I got was one I totally forgot that I still had it in my build: Reinforcements of the Army. My opponent smiled and was sure of is victory, since the only "low level" hero he knew I should run, since most Hero Decks at that time ran 1 Avian for Wild Wingman. But the moment I activated confident the rota and said: The game is over. He looked in my eyes and said: "No way... you are not running" I added Burstinatrix, which just to happened to be a Level 3 Monster with 1200 Atk - and was able to attack and reduce the remaining LPs to Zero. It's sad that you only tell stories about YGO, since I would have "judge helped"-story for Cardfight Vanguard. It's a tale I love to tell and remember it by heart.
If he was running a nekroz dogmatika variant i would probably understand the inclusion of 5 headed dragon but given the time period that was the last thing i expected ngl
Man, I'd have loved to see the other guy's reaction to Albaz just hitting the field. Albaz just being like: "Hi! Say goodbye to all of your dragons! Yoink!" and then Albaz leaves and brings out one of his fusion Dragons. Even better since Albaz's effect doesn't target, which means most forms of negation/protection won't stop Albaz's effect.
I always find it funny when someone plays none meta cards or builds, and when they win with it, the opponent ask, who would play that.... dude, you were there?! Your opponent would.
This video title has excellent clickbait potential, and I highly appreciate the fact that you didn't exploit said clickbait potential. I'm watching this after getting all three of my wisdom teeth removed earlier today, so here's hoping that the judge didn't lose any teeth during this encounter at least
This would be the kind of bullshit that happens in the YGO anime. Super Polymerization + Five-Headed Dragon. Nobody got the memo that this is the classic "fuck around and find out" combo... I was actually on twitter when this happened, with conspiracy theorists waking up confused as to what just happened. Grown-Ass Man. Speaking of twitter, this guy probably had a villain arc after being beaten by Seto Kaiba's Little Brother.
Maybe that guy watched the original Anime and was sick and tired by the card always appearing in the Filler Seasons, so this just made all these memories come back up
Starting to think there’s a lot of sus stories. This feels like it falls under the ‘things that didn’t happen’ category again. I think you need to get more specific details
Judging by the story. The 30-something year old that uses a bunch of powerful dragon monsters and has the attitude of a 12 year old likely has a playmat of his "Waifu" where the image is on the line of not being allowed at tournaments. Aka Turbo Virgin
When you run a card that never comes up in 99% of your duels, but the 1% of times is glorious
Reminds n of the RA story
"ALL OF THEM!" bro probably felt like a yugioh main character
That was absolutely wild, from the perfect super poly to the punch.
I sarcastically thought in my head. Oh, what is it five headed dragon....
I knew the second he said super poly where it was going 😂
This is a full on protagonist “Only one card in my deck can save me!” moment
Koto won the tourney, his opponent playmat and one absolutely bonkers history to share, nice
"I can't win"
Supreme King: "I will send you my power"
How TF do you watch a miracle like that happen and not laugh or fall on your knees in awe? Forget the fucking game, your board has been touched by God. Whether you're the player or the target, you've actually done an anime thing! These are awesome memories! Who cares about the game at that point?
Yeah, like I probably be annoyed at first too but after asking why he even has the card I would probably just lath. Who am I to go againt the Will of the cards after all?
You could say that he attacked him...... directly.
Life Points to 1.
That Five-Headed Dragon really came in clutch XD
Thats straight up a Anime scene
Draw the out when they are on losing position and having a perfect extra deck in specific scenario
You know, I always knew someone would get punched over super-poly
I just didn't think it would be a judge of all people. Poor guy literally just showed up and got socked.
Before you said the Five Headed Dragon, I was like: "Dude, NO WAY he plays Five Headed Dragon". And when you started counting, I was: DUDE HE ACTUALLY DOES!
As I've stated before, my primary attendance for tournaments is as a staff member - primarily a judge. I have several stories from what was quite literally the WORST Regional Qualifier I've ever worked at. For the sake of this and the stories at this event, I won't be using real names.
It was April of 2009 and I rolled up to the hotel's venue room to help the organizers setup. "Oh by the way, Leon... we got a couple of sick calls from the other judges." That's no big deal, having to cover an additional role is something I'm used to. How bad could it possibly be? "So it'll be Barbara and yourself working as our judge staff, I'd like you to be the head judge. We expect you to be on your toes! This is going to be a big turn out! We're expecting at least a hundred players. But you got this!" Fuck.
Barbara is kind of a special case. She travels to tournaments across Canada and the United States, all while dragging her husband and son along. Claiming it'll be a family bonding experience or whatever. She works at the tournament while their little boy aspires to be one of the very best players. Sure... are delusions of grandeur the only thing you experience? On top of this, Barbara has next to no knowledge of the game or how to judge - how she got the qualifications, I still do not know to this day. Either way, she was my only other judge that I had to work with - today is going to suck.
The tournament begins and we have just over one hundred players attending, two judges, and two organizers - one of which has volunteered to enter match information, print the pairings and match slips, while the other has volunteered to cut the match slips and help us pass them out. We have a system in place! A half-assed system, but a system regardless. As head judge, I address my players and tell them that staff is limited and I apologize ahead of time if we don't immediately get to your table with any judge calls. "Without further hesitation, it's time to duel. You may begin round one and best of luck."
I realize that I don't have my water bottle and that I left it behind in the staff area when I was setting up. Retreating behind the staff tables, I quickly retrieve it and I hear "JUDGE", I look up and see Barbara approaching the table. Surely she's got it, right? "LEON", well... I suppose that's one way to ask for the head judge. Just shout for them by name like Ashley from Resident Evil 4. I approach the table and ask what's up.
"My opponent has drawn extra cards." "No I didn't, I would never cheat." "You clearly did." "You just didn't pay attention. I don't need to cheat to beat someone like you."
Barbara turns to me and says that she cannot reverse engineer the turn that just transpired and is unable to figure out what happened. I sigh and look ask the accused player what he did during his turn. They were playing Lightsworn and this player had clearly intentionally cheated by drawing additional cards.
"I drew for my turn. Activated Solar Recharge, discarding Garoth. Activated Charge of the Light Brigade, searched my deck for Ryko. I activated Solar Recharge, discarding Celestia. I activated my third copy of Solar Recharge discarding Ehren. I activated Gold Sarcophagus. I set a monster and ended my turn. Then I discarded three cards because my hand was too big."
5 + 1 = 6 (draw for turn)
6 - 2 + 2 = 6 (Recharge discard Garoth, drawing two)
6 - 1 + 1 = 6 (Charge adding Ryko)
6 - 2 + 2 = 6 (Recharge discarding Celestia, drawing two)
6 - 2 + 2 = 6 (Recharge discarding Ehren, drawing two)
6 - 1 = 5 (Gold Sarcophagus being played)
5 - 1 = 4 (set a monster)
"So with what you told me, you have four cards in hand after all of that. Yet I'm looking at your hand right now and you're holding six in hand." I proceed to pick up the hand off the table and nod at the pretty stacked hand that automatically wins on the next turn no matter what. "Sorry friend, but your math isn't quite add up - no pun intended."
I proceed to give this duelist a "DC - Major" and issue a game loss. Both players shuffle up and proceed to start game two. I find a comfortable spot against the wall to watch my draw happy friend just out of their view. Barbara continues to walk the tables and inspect the other matches, while I'm focused on my new friend.
He had opted to go second and he draws his opening hand. Well that's odd. I can even tell from where I'm standing that's not right. He proceeds to shuffle his hand and his opponent hasn't noticed yet, but he's done it again. I'll wait just a bit longer before I approach the table. His opponent does... stuff, I really wasn't paying attention, just what my new friend was doing. It's his turn and he draws. He shuffles his hand and I move in.
"How are things? Going good so far? That's fantastic to hear. Hey buddy, cards in hand? Nine in hand? That's impressive, good sir. I'm not only going to give you another game loss, but I'm also going to issue a disqualification. Please leave the venue. Have a wonderful rest of your weekend."
You'd think this would be the end, but I said this was the worst for a reason. You see... Barbara had been doing some sneaky stuff of her own.
It was during the final swiss round before the top cut. I'm having a discussion with Barbara and the two organizers how we're going to handle the two win-a-mat events as well as the top cut. The organizer actually came up with a rather genius idea for the win-a-mat and I was on board with it. These were smaller eight player tournaments, and he'd give them each a booster pack. Whoever got the highest rarity card won the mat. That's actually kind of cool, it would allow Barbara and myself to focus on the top cut and he can do this on his own. Plus he said he'd throw in a few extra packs for prizing because it won't be a "proper" tournament.
*beep beep beep* Barbara pulls out her cell phone and reads a text message she just received, then proceeds to excuse herself. She's probably responding to something work related, whatever. It's no big deal. The organizer suggests I should walk the floor and check in on my players. That's when I see her, standing over a match that her son is participating in. Only her son has his cell phone in his lap.
I make a beeline for the table and tell Barbara that I didn't hear a judge call. "Oh, my son put his hand up a I was going to the washroom. I figured I'd see what's wrong." I dismiss her and ask what's up. Her son, of whom I'll call Thomas, says that his opponent is cheating and that Barbara was about to issue a game loss before I interrupted. I ask what the current match score is and I'm told it's 1-1, a game loss would not only crown Thomas the winner, but it would put him into the top cut. That's not suspicious at all.
I immediately ask Thomas why his phone is on his lap and not in his pocket or in his backpack. His opponent chimes in with "I was about to attack for game when he pulled it out, then that judge showed up, and now I'm being accused of cheating." Thomas attempts to explain with something like he was laughing at a funny text message he received, completely unrelated to the match at hand. I take a deep breath and tell both players to pause their match, I needed to take care of something before they continue. That if needed, I'll provide them with a time extension. Spoiler, that extension wasn't going to be needed.
Having caught Barbara red handed, I immediately tell the organizers what she had been doing. That she must have been helping Thomas throughout the tournament without us noticing. The organizer pulls her aside, they have a heated argument, and then next thing I know Barbara is being told to leave. "Never giving her a judge contract again after pulling a stunt like that. Now go kick her son out too." You got it, boss!
Now completely on my own to finish judging this tournament, I can finally see the finish goal within sight. With my friends telling me part-way through that they were getting me dinner afterwards. The final round was done and over with. The top cut was played out. They received their prizes. The paperwork was filled out for Canadian National Championships invites. I received my payment and my judge compensation. I asked my friends to get me McDonald's and drive me home. Cheap food and a well earned nap. That concludes the worst event I've ever judged at.
The year was 2009. Jesse McCartney forgot the lyrics to the National Anthem…
The irony that he keeping a "Dragon Ruler" mat the opponent had on his side is all the more hilarious 😂
An adult being aggressive to a teenager in yugioh where have i seen this before
The minute you said level 12 fusion just there for material I instantly thought "my god he picked Five God Dragon"
Yup I knew as soon as the ritual appeared that’s awesome
0:02 All those things happened only around 5 years ago but felt like decades (especially the bathwater disaster).
Sad part is, I just feel like the whole bathwater thing was the opening of Pandora's box.
Now it seems like anyone that is considered even mildly attractive can sell anything to desperate people online once they have enough of a following online.
*Super Poly'd Five-Headed Dragon Field Clear?! And that FHD was meant to be Necroz Ritual fodder?!* My god, the stars aligned *perfectly* for this guy!
Makoto having the Ultimate Luck topdecking Super Poly, truly a Makoto Naegi moment.
Nice Danganronpa reference :)
8:26
The store owner contacted the police and the judge pressed charges... what a game.
Cop: So let me get this right you punched a guy in the nose because you lost a child's card game to a child?
The moment he started counting the number of dragons I knew EXACTLY which fusion it was. Rarely ever get to see FHD get played
Yep. Once heard the counting I was grinning ear to ear.
As soon as I heard he drew a super poly I was like it's a 5 fucking headed dragon angel isn't it until I was mislead by saying there were only two fusion monsters in the extra deck
Gamer girls started selling their bathwater 😂😂 these intros get better every time
Guys will gladly drink Badger's gamerfarts, but are afraid of bathwater. This generation is doomed.
Judge: walks over
Trap card open punch
First. Holy crap, this guy needs to chill the hell out. 😂 Imagine punching a judge at a FREAKING YU-GI-OH! TOURNAMENT! Sheesh. He clearly needs anger management.
The "and fuck you too" part, absolutely floored me, this is probably the best story time yet 👌👌
I felt the 5-headed dragon Super Poly coming the moment I heard "Dragon Link negate board"
As soon as I heard he found another Fusion Summon target and the fact he needed to get rid of FIVE Dragon Type monsters my head immediately went "He's got Five-Headed Dragon in his Extra Deck doesn't he?"
He was like an enemy in a RPG, he was defeated and dropped some loot (the playmat)
Damn. And here I thought I had a solid story about a salty 30+ year old.
The guy ended up against me. He was playing full power Teledad at that time where it was at the top of the charts. I was playing Yubel. Which, at the time, was a bricky mess of a deck with no reliable win-con.
Somehow, I managed to 2-0 him by tanking ALL of his deck's destruction effects. Twice. Every time he'd blow up Yubel, I'd already have one or two ways to bring it back ready for another round.
The man was livid. But at least he didn't punch anyone. o_O
I wonder how the Teledad player feels about Yubel now that it's a meta deck. Would your younger self have believed Yubel would become meta?
Holy crap Koto just pulled a 5000 IQ play.
I think you mean 5000 iq, 5000 atk, 5000 def play
@ pffft
as an oldschool player from gen 1, i'm SO happy that after having thought it was ultimate dragon the whole time, the moment he said all of them it instantly clicked and loom and i at the same time exclaimed FIVE HEADED DRAGON!
This story made me unfathomably excited/happy. I love five headed dragon. Way back in the day I had a really crappy random dragon pile deck of a bunch of cards I liked. I only ever got to fuse that bad boy once, but you best believe he was in my extra deck. From the moment you said “super poly” I was just going to “please be five headed dragon” over and over.
Top 10 reasons why you sould never play yugioh tcg. Number 10:
One of many reasons why I fucking love super poly 😂😂😂
When I said it was time for the third god card video, I meant _Egyptian_ god, not God Dragon.
Hopefully one day we'll have someone with a story centered around obelisk(?).
First time i went to locals i was about 12, this was back in 2014 before pendulums. I remember dark world being the biggest deck at the time and i was running an extremely cheeky kuriboh stall deck. 60 cards, all littered with stall and burn. I ended up going 1-1 by the and of round 2 which isnt too bad. I started game 1 with an amazing hand, a couple flute of summoning kuribohs, a couple really powerfull stall traps, transendent wings and chaos sorcerer. I started by gettong my kuribohs on the field as fodder for my sorcerer and passed. He managed to get 3 really powerful cards out first i let him destroy both of my monsters an and ended up using mirror force against his last one, him having no way to react he used book of moon on his strongest card he had out to stop it from being destroyed. A Needless to say next turn i had enough fodder in my hands to use transendent wings. I managed to get my chaos sorcerer and a winged kuriboh out with 2 cards left in my hand. thanks to a removing from play his most powerful monster he had out and having my field set up i was ready for what he threw at me, he managed to get a 4000+ attack monster out and his 3000+ attack monster out he went to battle. I ended up using transendent wings and wiped his field and he lost over 6000 life point. He had 1 card left in his hand but he must have not had a good one. He started screaming and yelling saying that "this is bullshit" and litterally threw a chair across yhe room. He got kicked out, i was upset and scared at this grown ass man reacting like that, the shop owner gave me a free couple packs and i ended up coming tied 2nd with someone else.
Anyone wondering he was playing a dark world deck, it's been so long though I can't remember what monsters he got out. Think high level dark world monsters
That one guy in the background:
*EMOTIONAL DAMAGE*
Ok at least he got s pretty sick new playmat
he gives Dragon Deck users a bad name!
Sadly I cannot remember everything from this match in particular, but what I remember I wanna share. In 2007 I was playing a E-Hero Pile, which literally ran all Heros at least as a one-of. I was called the Hero-Guy just because I had a fusion deck bigger than my Main Deck, but thanks to that I normally would have a Fusion summonable everytime.
The Game which I clearly remember the winning turn had following game state.
My opponent was down to 1100 LPs had a Gravity Bind and a Messenger Of Peace up and would finish me off next turn with his next top deck - yes he played a Burn-Stun Deck.
I was able to burn his LP down thanks to Lady Heat, but thanks to his perfectly drawn removal I had to gamble on my next card I would draw. The card I got was one I totally forgot that I still had it in my build: Reinforcements of the Army.
My opponent smiled and was sure of is victory, since the only "low level" hero he knew I should run, since most Hero Decks at that time ran 1 Avian for Wild Wingman. But the moment I activated confident the rota and said: The game is over. He looked in my eyes and said: "No way... you are not running" I added Burstinatrix, which just to happened to be a Level 3 Monster with 1200 Atk - and was able to attack and reduce the remaining LPs to Zero.
It's sad that you only tell stories about YGO, since I would have "judge helped"-story for Cardfight Vanguard. It's a tale I love to tell and remember it by heart.
Makoto when he remembered he had Five-Heade Dragon: Oh yeah, it's all coming together.
If he was running a nekroz dogmatika variant i would probably understand the inclusion of 5 headed dragon but given the time period that was the last thing i expected ngl
Man, I'd have loved to see the other guy's reaction to Albaz just hitting the field. Albaz just being like: "Hi! Say goodbye to all of your dragons! Yoink!" and then Albaz leaves and brings out one of his fusion Dragons. Even better since Albaz's effect doesn't target, which means most forms of negation/protection won't stop Albaz's effect.
No way 5 head Dragon is that awesome lol.
Dude, this is even better than the Ra story 🤣🤣🤣
I feel bad for the judge, but this is hilarious
I always find it funny when someone plays none meta cards or builds, and when they win with it, the opponent ask, who would play that.... dude, you were there?! Your opponent would.
The age old tale of "10 minute long combo punished by boomer card for overextending." Assaulting a guy was a nice touch though lmao
"All of them" and slamming down a fucking five headed dragon is a based gigachad move, best one of these story time vids yet
koto forgot about 5 headed dragon and was like oh i can just use this
"I put myself in in attack position and end your turn."
the ONE TIME 5 headed dragon was actually a cool play
Nah you see he just activated Big Bang Blow and decked his opponent in the face just like Valon did in the anime
This video title has excellent clickbait potential, and I highly appreciate the fact that you didn't exploit said clickbait potential.
I'm watching this after getting all three of my wisdom teeth removed earlier today, so here's hoping that the judge didn't lose any teeth during this encounter at least
"*sigh* I'm about to lose. I don't have any Super Poly targ-"
The niche level 12 Nekroz ritual target: "Sup"
A Gozaburo Kaiba & a Floyd Mayweather IRL
XXD XDD
I.e. *Five head Dragon* is a HARD card to be summon
Yeah and dragon link just happens to be a perfect victim. Bro, that’s crazy
Bro that intro already set the stage 😂
Bro got a war trophy from the guy! Lmao
Sheeesh, free playmat! 😂
Well, he just pulled a yugi/pharoh move, in a tournament, against a dragon user, in a tournament. Hmmm, sounds familiar.
If somebody outed my board like that, I wouldn't even be mad, I would think it was hilarious 😂
This would be the kind of bullshit that happens in the YGO anime. Super Polymerization + Five-Headed Dragon. Nobody got the memo that this is the classic "fuck around and find out" combo... I was actually on twitter when this happened, with conspiracy theorists waking up confused as to what just happened. Grown-Ass Man. Speaking of twitter, this guy probably had a villain arc after being beaten by Seto Kaiba's Little Brother.
Lol bro Got his field wiped out by super poly so he became Obelisk and Godhand Crushed the judge...
The fact that it took me until 5:50 to realize what was about to happen makes me feel stupid as a nekroz player but dam did I get a chuckle out of it
If someone plays super poly and summons 5 headed dragon I would probably just laugh
That opponent really got a Big L
😎😎😎😎😎 five headed Dragon for the WIN
All rise for the Mighty Five Headed Dragon save!
crazy that all of that happen cuz of five- headed dragon
Maybe that guy watched the original Anime and was sick and tired by the card always appearing in the Filler Seasons, so this just made all these memories come back up
I can actually believe this story.
Starting to think there’s a lot of sus stories. This feels like it falls under the ‘things that didn’t happen’ category again. I think you need to get more specific details
That´s a weird definition of an OTK...
Nekroz mentioned LESS GOOO
Reasonable crashout 😂
Lvl 12,fusion,5 monst....
Oh boy!
noted. now im going to run five headed dragon for a super poly target in my rokket red-eyes deck
As soon as I heard d link and super poly I knew the ending lmao.
Why does bro who’s 30 look like they’re 60
i immediately thought 5headed dragon
Funny thing is, Five God Dragon was a go to for my Edopro Tearalaments Rebirth Judgment deck.
Koto Big Fived Gozoboro lol 😂
Someone is going to recognise that mat, and know who that 30-something person is (or was)
Judging by the story.
The 30-something year old that uses a bunch of powerful dragon monsters and has the attitude of a 12 year old likely has a playmat of his "Waifu" where the image is on the line of not being allowed at tournaments.
Aka Turbo Virgin
FGD STRIKES BACK
This was beautiful... I almost cried... 😢
😂😂😂😂😂😂 oh my god lmao 🤣 5 headed dragon lmao 🤣 😂 😆
People like this shouldn't play anything competitive
These stories scare me away from physical
Epic af he was able to play it.
I feel bad for the judge though.
These story's are great 😊. I NEED more lol 😅
That was awesome I love when people pull off anime BS IRL.
I mean 5hd is kinda a good target for SPoly, you'd need dna surgery tho. Here, it just came in clutch
Dragon Link ends up being perfect, to be a victim that is.
I kinda wanna know how the rest of the game would've played out... was he able to get the extra 3k on board?
1:29 IN HIS 30's? SHOWS GOZABURO??
That is incredible. Lol.
Super poly is just ultrachad Card lol
Some players need to cool their jets cuz there are concequences for doing these actions, lol at least Karma got him lol
You really think someone would do that? Go on the internet and tell lies?
It crazy just the reminder of the past it 2024 about to be 2025 and bring stuff up from 2019 so far but so close