Hi! Thank you so much for the deck list and demo. Congrats on your achievements. I love the evil eye deck, it's the reason I got back to playing Yu-Gi-Oh. I wanted to ask you for some advice To counteract deck lirilusc, that deck is so annoying. Thank you again!
Thank you for the kind words! Comments like yours really make my day, so I appreciate it! I'm glad to hear that Evil Eye is what brought you back to YGO, it's my favorite deck too. As for countering Lyrilusc, it can indeed be a tough matchup. You'll want to prevent your opponent from XYZ summoning, especially with Cobalt Sparrow, since Evil Eye cards all target. Consider using Forbidden Droplet or Book of Eclipse to disrupt them. Floodgate Trap Hole is also a choice, as it’s free from codes and can flip new XYZ summon cards facedown since FGTH is not targeting. Needle Ceiling is also a choice but remember that we will also pop our own EE monster since they are indestructible only from opponent's card effect. Otherwise, try to use your kits to stop their XYZ plays. Serziel to pop special summons and using Evil Eye Defeat might help, but keep in mind that Lyrilusc has many ways to extend, so it was a hard matchup if you don't have cards like Droplet or Book of Eclipse. I was also considering Evil Eye Repose, but I think it might be too niche for this format and too slow, but it was the only non-target removal that EE have.
@@xarzuzygo3700 thank you for your answer! Do you advise me to take these staples or wait for the new world? Also because unfortunately fortune tune is not obtainable at the moment :(
Thank you so much, appreciated and glad that this video helps you out, I just use the latest skill ticket to get Link Darkraze for free if you don't have skill ticket, sadly you need to get it to Ghost Gal skill drop.
@@xarzuzygo3700 Alright, thank you. I already tried your deck and i found out that you can summon the full armored utopic ray lancer with number 49 as example, so you can end a few matches earlier (Edit: Im so stupid, of course you can’t do that when you have no material😅). Btw can you explain me, when you use number 49 and when it’s worth it to summon it?
@@Bapfel_Editz This video is from the August 2024 format, where Star Seraph is the best deck. Since Seraph and Deltaross have strong targeting effects, I use Fortune Tune to make my board untargetable. Fortune Tune also serves as a solid wall, if your Serziel is removed, Fortune Tune can stall it out, giving you a chance to recover next turn. Earlier this season, I preferred ending on Zenminies, but with the introduction of Star Seraph, I adjusted my board, cause Seraph can just easily negate Zenminies. Zenminies and Fortune Tune are typically your go to Rank 3 targets when going first or when aiming to stall for a few more turns. They are currently the best generic Rank 3 options available. If you go 2nd and want to break board Break Sword would be the rank 3 to go.
No, you can play any Link 4 or any card in general. It just happened that I hard drew Borrelsword in a pack, so I used it. However, the scenario in which I need it is very rare, since Evil Eye has its own monster that can attack twice and has a large attack, which is Zerrziel.
@@Marcus-ml8lr Deck usage and pilot is a key factor in match as always. The quality of your opening hand also matters, if you open poorly, handling multiple interruptions can be tough, especially the deck lacks OP skills, we only have Sealed Tomb or LP skills, but it doesn't mean it was unplayable, remember we have good amount of extenders. Confrontation, Rank 3 toolbox, and Awakening exist, use them effectively in what scenario you have. Crow isn’t big as an issue. To avoid it, skip Gorgeneio and Xyz plays, and focus on searching for key cards., over to relying it on Gorgeneio search. If your hand can’t handle Crow, opt for a safer combo route. If your hand is strong, extended plays are fine, just always take consideration on playing around interruptions and being hit by it. Dingirsu can be managed by understanding the matchup and preventing it being summon, using your removal options effectively is a key. Hope this helps ^_^
I was still not playing ranked, but I got KC Cup DLv. max. I don't have Forbidden Droplet or Book of Eclipse. Just like every other deck or format change, you should adjust the staples, such as using Forbidden Droplet and Book of Eclipse if you have them. Also, make sure to adjust your endboard. If you don't draw many staples, consider ending on Gorgon Link 2 to avoid being easily destroyed by Book of Eclipse
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Hi! Thank you so much for the deck list and demo. Congrats on your achievements. I love the evil eye deck, it's the reason I got back to playing Yu-Gi-Oh. I wanted to ask you for some advice To counteract deck lirilusc, that deck is so annoying. Thank you again!
Thank you for the kind words! Comments like yours really make my day, so I appreciate it! I'm glad to hear that Evil Eye is what brought you back to YGO, it's my favorite deck too.
As for countering Lyrilusc, it can indeed be a tough matchup. You'll want to prevent your opponent from XYZ summoning, especially with Cobalt Sparrow, since Evil Eye cards all target. Consider using Forbidden Droplet or Book of Eclipse to disrupt them. Floodgate Trap Hole is also a choice, as it’s free from codes and can flip new XYZ summon cards facedown since FGTH is not targeting. Needle Ceiling is also a choice but remember that we will also pop our own EE monster since they are indestructible only from opponent's card effect. Otherwise, try to use your kits to stop their XYZ plays. Serziel to pop special summons and using Evil Eye Defeat might help, but keep in mind that Lyrilusc has many ways to extend, so it was a hard matchup if you don't have cards like Droplet or Book of Eclipse. I was also considering Evil Eye Repose, but I think it might be too niche for this format and too slow, but it was the only non-target removal that EE have.
@@xarzuzygo3700 thank you for your answer! Do you advise me to take these staples or wait for the new world? Also because unfortunately fortune tune is not obtainable at the moment :(
Cool video! I’m pretty new at the game and i chose to play evil eye. This video really helps me. Btw how do i get the character ability you’re using?
Thank you so much, appreciated and glad that this video helps you out, I just use the latest skill ticket to get Link Darkraze for free if you don't have skill ticket, sadly you need to get it to Ghost Gal skill drop.
@@xarzuzygo3700 Alright, thank you. I already tried your deck and i found out that you can summon the full armored utopic ray lancer with number 49 as example, so you can end a few matches earlier (Edit: Im so stupid, of course you can’t do that when you have no material😅). Btw can you explain me, when you use number 49 and when it’s worth it to summon it?
@@Bapfel_Editz This video is from the August 2024 format, where Star Seraph is the best deck. Since Seraph and Deltaross have strong targeting effects, I use Fortune Tune to make my board untargetable. Fortune Tune also serves as a solid wall, if your Serziel is removed, Fortune Tune can stall it out, giving you a chance to recover next turn. Earlier this season, I preferred ending on Zenminies, but with the introduction of Star Seraph, I adjusted my board, cause Seraph can just easily negate Zenminies. Zenminies and Fortune Tune are typically your go to Rank 3 targets when going first or when aiming to stall for a few more turns. They are currently the best generic Rank 3 options available. If you go 2nd and want to break board Break Sword would be the rank 3 to go.
@@xarzuzygo3700 Okay, thank you for explaining it to me. Have a great day!
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Is Borrelsword Dragon essential?
No, you can play any Link 4 or any card in general. It just happened that I hard drew Borrelsword in a pack, so I used it. However, the scenario in which I need it is very rare, since Evil Eye has its own monster that can attack twice and has a large attack, which is Zerrziel.
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本当にありがとうございます🥰
I tried your deck but it was very easy for opponents to block me with dissemblers, crows, dingirsu
@@Marcus-ml8lr Deck usage and pilot is a key factor in match as always. The quality of your opening hand also matters, if you open poorly, handling multiple interruptions can be tough, especially the deck lacks OP skills, we only have Sealed Tomb or LP skills, but it doesn't mean it was unplayable, remember we have good amount of extenders. Confrontation, Rank 3 toolbox, and Awakening exist, use them effectively in what scenario you have.
Crow isn’t big as an issue. To avoid it, skip Gorgeneio and Xyz plays, and focus on searching for key cards., over to relying it on Gorgeneio search. If your hand can’t handle Crow, opt for a safer combo route. If your hand is strong, extended plays are fine, just always take consideration on playing around interruptions and being hit by it. Dingirsu can be managed by understanding the matchup and preventing it being summon, using your removal options effectively is a key.
Hope this helps ^_^
Você poderia compartilhar o link do Deck?
www.duellinksmeta.com/top-decks/king-of-games/august-2024/evil-eye/xarzuz/S3nIW
Deck update sir for Sept.?
I was still not playing ranked, but I got KC Cup DLv. max. I don't have Forbidden Droplet or Book of Eclipse. Just like every other deck or format change, you should adjust the staples, such as using Forbidden Droplet and Book of Eclipse if you have them. Also, make sure to adjust your endboard. If you don't draw many staples, consider ending on Gorgon Link 2 to avoid being easily destroyed by Book of Eclipse
@@xarzuzygo3700isnt book of eclipse can pop your equip?
Deck list?
www.duellinksmeta.com/top-decks/king-of-games/august-2024/evil-eye/xarzuz/S3nIW