Wixoss Fundamentals for Gameplay and Deckbuilding: Aggro

Just starting Wixoss and trying to get a better grasp of game concepts and how they play out in gameplay and deck construction? This video series aims to give a quick, concise introduction after you've figured out the basic rules and are looking to take the next steps in understanding the game. While I'm not the most elite tournament grinder, I do have a pretty good grasp of the basics - let me know if there's any topic's that would be helpful for me to cover!
Relevant links:
Life Burst Podcast - a great source for deck construction advice and meta analysis:
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Top 16 from the first North American Wixoss Ceremony:
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Not sure if anyone gets this deep into the description, but if you did, thanks! This video was honestly one week of scripting and recording, followed by 2 weeks of procrastination, followed by roughly a day and half of video editing to finish it. Definitely not the most efficient process!

[@highlandertcg5640]

Glad to see another Wixoss video from your channel again!

[@tcgacademia]

Yep! There's definitely more on the way, even if I don't have the fastest release schedule.

[@thoughtprism2963]

Good to know I'm approaching things properly for the archetype

[@tcgacademia]

"Oops, all removal" is legitimately an important deck - it's a surprisingly solid starting point for aggro, and it's something a control player needs to know as well, so they can figure out what they need to do to survive against it.

[@coreyphillips6153]

Currently playing a mostly blue center Umr deck focused on activating effects everytime a signi moves from one zone to another. It's pretty solid but I was thinking of building something more aggro and red focused to switch things up. Solid build here man. Thanks for sharing.

[@tcgacademia]

Umr is a really cool LRIG, although like most Interlude LRIGs her support kind of drops off for a bit. She's still solid, though - deleting a SIGNI zone is a great on-play. And yeah, trying aggro is a good idea. Even if you end up finding it's not a play-style you enjoy, you still learn a lot about how opposing aggro decks are built and function.

[@LifeBurstPodcast]

Per the usual, you managed to say things that I try to say in 1 hour in only 5 minutes. Keep killing it! Also thank you for the unexpected shout out

[@tcgacademia]

I figure I can't compete with you on long-form Wixoss content, so this is the niche I'm best-suited for. From what I've come across, you're definitely one of the best english-language sources for Wixoss info and analysis!

[@LifeBurstPodcast]

@@tcgacademia and you still rock it. Looking forward to the next one!

[@akiradkcn]

Sad that they probably wont bring the older cards... I want to play Key Selection

[@tcgacademia]

I really like Diva, but yeah - each format definitely brings something unique to the table, and it's kind of a bummer to miss out on the older formats. Still have my JP Key decks, though, and if nothing else, Diva's doing great at bringing more english interest to the game.

[@gabriel4273]

Nice video. I see you know of the Life Burst Podcast too, wuld be intresting a collab with them.
How many parts do you think this serie of videos will be eventually ?

[@tcgacademia]

At the moment I've only got 2 or 3 video ideas planned for this series, but it's definitely something I'll keep expanding as I come up with ideas. There's definitely plenty of topics it could end up covering.