Early YGO effects were either "hyper specific niche that doesn't even perform well in that extremely rare situation, and doesn't work as described because of rulings" or "this card is banned".
The boss monster of early YGO structure decks: "Cannot be Normal Summoned/Set, must be Special Summoned from your hand by having exactly 6 Level 4 or lower Sea Serpents in your GY; gains 100 ATK for each Sea Serpent in your GY." Random pack filler card from early YGO set: "Pay 1000 LP; your opponent discards 2 cards from their hand. Not once per turn."
As someone who joined Yugioh in the midst of 2017 when Links were new and the game was already faster than a speeding bullet, I’m utterly fascinated by the older formats. It’s like a little history lesson every video of yours about it I see, and I always feel accomplished when I can finish your sentences because I’ve learned more and more about the game from 16-20 years ago. Not even to mention the amazing background noise your videos make when I’m doing work. Thanks for making videos, I hope you continue to for a long time.
Nah.... I wish more cards got erratas. A lot of archetypes needed cards to help make them work but ended up getting banned entirely and forever because another archetype was able to make use of it's effect to FTK or something silly like that. If more of those cards had clauses like "This only works with Predaplants" or "Synchrons", then we'd be able to play with those decks more instead of them being flushed to the wayside. Plus retrains lead to that awful stigma that "the old version of the card is so awful, it's useless" and then the new retrain comes out and that card is much much better....but now you have ZERO reason to include the old card in your deck.... Just makes the old card feel like pack filler and is an excuse to have to pull the new ones. HOWEVER it's okay if the retrain and updated archetype still made USE of the old card. Like you can still use Yubel despite the new Yubel cards, and you can use Shieryu (the 7 star dragon) OR the Starry Night Dragon as the modern cards make the original card fulfill the conditions. I just don't like seeing cases like "Obnoxious Celtic Guardian" is great and a game changer, but you NEVER have a reason to play the original "Celtic Guardian". (for example). or worse, as alluded to, "Predaplants NEEDED this card to be relevant but Spyrals were able to take advantage of it and now the card is banned and NEVER going to be unbanned, so RIP anyone ever using Predaplants....ever.... Oh but here's a retrain that doesn't at all help Predaplants cause it basically nerfs everything as if it's still used for SPYRALS....."
@@MarioMastar I believe what OP meant were retrains that would work like the OG card but slightly worse to keep the OG untouched. The Fishborg cards for example. Fishborg Blaster was so good it got banned and instead of getting an errata it got a lot of Fishborg retrains which are not as good but can still do something related. I would also have liked that for some OGs imo but it is what it is today.
This made me quit the game when they started changing cards effects of cards. It's basically making a permanent ban list without making a permanent ban list. Also it makes getting old prints of cards for older formats a pain since all the newly printed versions are the new erratum.
@@MarioMastar I think he's talking more about original effects of like Crush Card, Makyura, Chaos Emperor Dragon, Treeborn Frog, Ring of Destruction. All these cards and so so many more are permanently banned through errata and difficult to get ahold of for older formats like Chaos and other formats.
I love how when I was younger, I used to look at some of these cards and just not realize the shear broken potential they each had. I still thought Blue-Eyes was good lol
I think it's similar to how in Pokemon most kids play the game with all their pokemon only knowing damaging moves but competitive teams use so many support moves that they run some pokemon with no damaging moves at all. As a kid, it's very easy to look at the game and think "well obviously the card with the highest attack is the best" but once you get older you realize how much more powerful good card effects are. It also seems like even the makers of the game in the early years didn't understand how powerful some of the cards are.
@@Number47ftw and card art that was a really unique and interesting style, not just generic anime looking humans like most of the modern cards are today. Heck they're not even in Yugioh art style which is sharp and dynamic looking. Just boring stuff you'd see if you typed "anime girl". Sorry but when a deck like Tearlaments is a Tier 0. I feel like "This isn't the Yugioh I grew up with....."
@@MarioMastar Sorry but as much as I do appreciate goat there Is also much more than as what meets the eye with modern TCG. So lets try to be intellectually honest, because I could make up arguments like "wawa goat has bad art" referring to only a part of the artworks It has. Card/archetypes like flamberge, branded, gimmick puppet, Ty-phon and Zeus etc. Are a testament as to how modern Yu-Gi-Oh can be fascinating on Its own right. And yeah there are some archetypes like Sky striker and live twin being a waifu deck, but these phenomemos Can only happen so often. So to put It briefly, both are goated imo no need to beef Edit: another thing I forgot to mention Is the tier 0 state. For which I say, Yeah It happens often and that sucks, however staying true to the being honest thing, Goat Is also familiar from these tier 0 ftk formats, wether It's from yata lock or Magical scientist, or hell even the new best found deck Panda OTK which abuses cards like last will. Or as for the handtraps argument, do we have to talk about The Trinity, or metamorphosis, or MST and the other few Spell and traps removal cards? Or the backrow Itself with solemn? Perhaps BLS too? Goat Is even more familiar with the concept of "staple", no need to be biased.
Jinzo is one of my favorite monsters to have ever been printed because of his design and his effect. Can't explain the feeling of playing a jinzo deck into labrynth or traptrix and because of that he is to this day an actually decent card and I love him for it.
Im a 12 year old yu gi oh player. Just started 2 months ago cuz my older brother and his and my friends said that I should give yu gi oh a try. And I did, I like it, but we play with old cards not new ones. Our rules are a bit different than the real ones. Now I m watching every video of yours with "broken" cards, because I need a good deck so I wont lose every game. Also im a big fan of your channel.
Hehe just have fun with it, and don't worry too much ab out winning. A lot of the fun part of Yugioh is deck building. When you lose to your opponent, think about how they broke your defenses and try to use cards that reinforce your defenses or get around their strategy. Master that and you'll be a Yugi-pro in no time! Don't just watch videos on "the best cards" or "the best deck". Cause frankly.... a lot of those players are either talking about cards in a vacuum (assuming that they will always draw a perfect hand to pull off these combos), or they're assuming the opponent is not going to counter them with actual strategy and instead just hoping they don't have Ash or Nibiru in hand...which means they just go for game. All while mocking those who play with for fun decks. The game is still alive after all these years for a reason. and if you're enjoying the game, you're doing like we did when we were your age and the game was freshly introduced. XD Keep it alive! and look forward to Rush Duel! I think your generation will enjoy that so much more cause it's classic Yugioh but WAY faster paced. I'm really enjoying it!
I completely forgot that Stratos came out before 5D's. I remember he was one of Jaden's manga cards but I thought they didn't print him for the TCG, or any of the omni heroes (or the main deck heroes that came with them) until sometime after Zexal
Jinzo was an amazing side deck card for me when Labyrinth was at its peak. I loved having it in the side because I could bridge into it with Small World in my Vaylantz deck super easily. Funny to see an old school card have some niche viability in certain formats.
To quote another TH-camr, HERO can just play some of the most hated effects in the game and yet people will be kind of ok with it. (Dark Law is one-sided Macro Cosmos, Plasma is Skill Drain)
Especially because it's "Forever Rogue" these days. It may not have warped a format like some of these cards. But it still made a massive impact and helped define future cards.
I think it's probably not on here because while it is a great effect it's not outright busted like all of these. While it was a great card and made games faster, the closer for the decks it was in was BLS-Envoy or the utility off Monarchs.
@@EflowNivek Except at the time of Monarchs, it would be a staple alongside Treeborn Frog, especially due to Frog being limited. Cyber Dragon has been a staple in multiple decks outside of its archetype It may not have an effect as powerful as Frog, but it makes up for it by being able to beat over common level 4 beaters like Gemini Elf and Vorse Raider. Even today, it would be good as an easy turn 2 summon that can wipe a board of machines, or even problematic Links with no response. Treeborn Frog can't compete with that.
It was Iconic but is pales to literally everything on this list when we're looking at being "good" otherwise and The Tricky while requiring a discard is just a better version of Cyber purely on being easier to force the condition for despite the lesser atk power. Add on that discard fueling a good number of decks whereas Cyber does...none of that and substitute cybers made the original become trash by themselves.
@@azuredragoon2054 The problem is Cyber Dragon is a part of a sum, rather than individually powerful. The example you gave is Cyber Dragon wiping the field but it isn't Cyber Dragon doing that it is the summoning condition of Chimeratech Fortress Dragon. Treeborn Frog was at worst neutral (as you usually dump it for an effect). The other part not in the video is that Treeborn Frog, in its original printing, could be activated multiple times a turn single-handedly taking down a LaDD or unlocking plays with Enemy Controller (for effectively no cost).
It is important to note that Treeborn Frog *was not* once per turn at its release and could bleed out a LADD by continuously activating its effect or during Standby Phase, tributing frog for Enemy controller and taking control of your opponent's monster then activating it's effect again.
Honorable mention to blue eyes white dragon for being the strongest non effect normal monster for a long time. Also for its anime appearance of its forth copy being ripped up to symbolize the rule of only 3 copies of a card are allowed in a deck
Kinda wish I held on to that Imperial Order I pulled as a kid instead of trading it to a friend. I didn't have a lot of people to play with back in the day except the weekly card game hour at a local book store so my decks were just stuff I threw together.
It's amazing how many old cards can still be considered good. I love seeing list like this. It's so interesting to see what old cards are or were meta worthy. Also, if I got a sleeve, I'd pick the red spider one.
If people were willing to be creative and not assume every first draw is going to be a perfect hand, a lot of cards have untapped potential. They might not win EVERY game, but you can still always slot in your favorite and make it work for you. Honestly people need to get back to THAT mentality of Yugioh. I feel like most modern players are only interested in winning and the money aspect. but not actually PLAYING the game. it's like the complete opposite of Syrus and Zane, where if you were to flip it as Syrus reminding Zane to just have fun and enjoy the game for what it is, and Zane was all "NO! There's no point in playing unless you have the BEST Deck!" but keeps losing because all he knows how to do is watch tournament videos and just copy those decklists and strategies and ignore any deck that's not a tournament topper completely. and Konami keeps rewarding that mentality.... dropping extremely overpowered monsters and effects in modern day that if you summon, basically lets you win the game turn one but only after a 30 minute long combo that involves cycling through your entire deck just to get one monster to loop 200 damage to you, repeat until 8000 has been done. Not even fun anymore....
Black Luster EotB was such a powerhouse and my friends had a hate for it, especially when Yugi had it in his deck during the GX series. But it's still so cool.
I've recently been watching ALOT of GOAT-format content from different content creators, so seeing them ranked based not only on how good they were back then but also future play was pretty cool.
In an old gba yugioh game, Mokuba was basically free cards 90% of the time, the only execption being when he got Cyber-stein into Blue-Eyes Ultimate out early.
Hey Duellogs, just wanted to say I like watching your videos while i deckbuild and duel on Edopro. Thanks for the informative and entertaining content.
Duel Logs is one of the best yugioh creators cause he always explains thoroughly what each card does and how to use them. Even if we don't always agree with his opinions, it's clear this channel actually DOES the research and doesn't (always) assume that "If this card can't beat Tears, it's not worth using" like .... certain OTHER channels do..... I won't say any names...but you'll know if you found other channels that say things like "This card sucks! I don't know why anyone even plays it. Moving on!" Without even explaining what the card does or how to use it.
As someone who picked up yugioh again in 2019, it’s awesome hearing about all these classic cards and seeing how they defined metas. When 5ds was new and synchros became a thing I didn’t even know what meta was. Thanks for all your info duel logs!
Man, we have lots of fond memories of some of these classic monsters in the TCG format and glad that the Duel Logs gave the spotlight to some of the most iconic that impacted the game for their time (and sometimes beyond).
6:42 Idea for a “Zombie Master” support card that plays around with higher level Monsters and Synchros: _Zombie Master’s Apprentice_ (DARK) Level 1 Zombie/Tuner/Effect _While you control a Face-up “Zombie Master”, you can Send 1 Level 5 or Higher Zombie Monster from your Hand, Deck or Field to the GY; Special Summon this card from your Hand or GY. If you Special Summon a Level 4 or Lower Zombie Monster(s) from the GY by another card’s effect; You can Special Summon 1 Zombie Monster from your GY or Banishment. This monster must be face-up on the field to activate and to resolve this effect._ ATK/0 DEF/1800 So it acts as a compliment to “Zombie Master” being able to summon itself off of it while also boosting its Special Summon capabilities. And as long as you keep Master on the field, you can use Apprentice and the other Zombie Monster’s you’re summoning for all your Tribute/Material needs.
@@Deathmare235 How about if I change the first effect to… _If you Summon a Zombie Monster(s) from your GY by the effect of a Face-up Zombie Monster you control, you can Send 1 Level 5 or Higher Zombie Monster from your Hand, Deck or Field to the GY; Special Summon this card from your Hand or GY._ This way it can still be used in Tandem with Zombie Master (whose effect would trigger this card’s own summon), but would also work with other Zombie monsters you could use with similar effects.
I’m not sure what you mean by card packs but I’m glad to be early and been a viewer for years. Glad to see you doing so well and be able to give back. Also my boy Cyber Dragon deserved the mentioned
I've never heard of Spell Canceller before this video.... that card sounds like we've been sleeping on something super powerful for a going first. Just imagining floodgating spells could stop a LOT of decks in their tracks. All YOU have to do is make sure it's the last thing you summon....or use Super heavy samurais. XD
Really enjoy these videos. Even if it's something I've already seen, I'll put it on as background noise while I'm working or doing something around the house. Always looking forward to the next video.
Hehe, I feel like I shouldn't talk too much, but the few times Glad beasts are mentioned and they get showered with praise makes me smile as that's my main deck in Duel Links. I really like them not for thier power, but because of how fun the deck is to play, as it's less about memorizing comboes to get a rediculous board and more about reacting to the situations. Glad beasts are one of the most versatile decks that can stay in-archetype, due to the numerous unique effects the other glad beasts has, and as long as you have the right pieces (namely Unexpected Dai and in Duel Links, they just added test Panther which is a game changer...and the skill to get Rejection on the field at the start which pretty much starts every game), you can pretty much do anything you want. However, the downside is with so much flexibility, it's very easy to make a mistake that would cost you the game, as you really have to know when to time your attacks and how to set up your board to best prepare yourself for whatever your opponent will throw at you, so I find myself tweaking my deck a lot when I realize I'm missing an important piece or that I'm not using certain cards as often as I expected. A bad opening hand (There are a few bricks) will definitely stop any deck, but I never feel like it's not MY fault when I lose a duel due to a misplay or over confidence or misreading the opponent's effect and timing a negate from Domatianus badly. Still, the only other issue is since almost EVERY Glad beast card is useful in some way, it's easy to fill your deck to the brim (30 card limit) and feel like there's no room to move things around. It has good recursion and above all else.... your DECK is your HAND (due to the nature of the tag out mechanic) so it's one of the few decks where not only do you WANT cards in the deck, but in some cases, the hand is the worst area for a Glad beast card, since you can't use it's effect while there. but thanks to the nature of some of the spell cards, like the one that lets you special summon a Glad beast of a different type than those on the field already from your hand or graveyard, NOT once per turn. There's always something you can do. I guess being battle focused does mean you really don't want to go first if you can avoid it, but as Glad beasts can swarm the field easily thanks to the comboes, there are options on how to do turn one. Or try to get domantianus and maybe Dark bribe on the field to have a negate with a massive body that the opponents have to answer to..... and smile ear to ear when they enter battle phase and YOU tell them to ram thier monsters into your beast. Really fun deck, easily one of my favorites! Really wish more decks were like that, being more about playing around strategies instead of just "get out big body with multiple negates and recursion and just... win cause the monster is nearly impossible to deal with."
Gladiator Beasts actually won a SJC prior to Gyzarus coming out, thanks to Herk being a hard counter against the spell-reliant DAD decks. If I remember correctly, Paul Levitin and another teammate main-decked 3 Shadow-Imprisoning, so that probably helped as well.
The errata on CED means that you can use no other effects for the turn, before and after. It's strong, but not worth because you can't follow up on it now.
While strong, I don't think it would be as busted as you think. If you go second, Veiler, Imperm and Mourner counter CED effect, if you want to have any follow up you need specifically GY effects which can also be countered by called by, shifter, or the basic Ash or Ghost Belle. Any of those would basically fuck with your whole CED strategy. And this isn't even taking into account you probably also having a GY based archetype. While current meta it would be better, imagine the years before. Swordsoul, Bystial and Branded would have 0 problems with CED activation while Tear and Orcust players would personally drive to your home to gift you a triple layered cake. Not even going to mention the whole card being useless as soon as you go second.
Dude how could I possibly chose which sleeve I prefer, they're all so perfect. Also I'd just like to mention how much I love all of your channels. They're really informative and high quality. Not to mention I love to learn more about my favorite games!
4:02 Idea for a Cyberstien retrain that works with other Extra Deck types: _The Monster or Dr. Cyber-stien_ (DARK) Level 2 Machine/Tuner/Effect _During your Main Phase, while you control a Face-up “Cyber” Fusion, Synchro, Xyz or Link Monster(s), You can Normal Summon this card in addition to your Normal Summon/Set. You can Tribute 1 Fusion, Synchro, Xyz or Link monster you control (Quick Effect): Special Summon this card from your Hand or GY, and if you do, you gain LP equal to that Tribute’s Total Original ATK/DEF. You can pay 5000 LP (Quick Effect); Special Summon 1 Fusion, Synchro, Xyz or Link Monster from your Extra Deck. For rest of the turn, after you resolve this effect, you cannot Special Summon monsters from the Extra Deck, except by the effects of Monsters you control._ ATK/500 DEF/700
something I noticed about MoBC and its retrain is that apparently gaining the power of Chaos makes Dark Magician's face grow much longer vertically looks really off model even though its consistent
Your Tip 10s are always a fun blast from the past. Always a great watch. If I were chosen to win, I'd love to have the sleeves with the red blood moon in the background. Keep up the great work.
I still remember playing Eternal Duelist Soul on GBA. One game I will never forget was going 2nd and my opening hand was Cyber-Stein, Raigeki, Harpie's Feather Duster, and Megamorph. It felt illegal to open up like that
I played yu-gi-oh years ago, but i just enjoy you talking so deeply about the ygo universe. Brings me back to my childhood ❤ Better sleeping content then asmr for sure!
I had Dark Magician of Chaos as a kid. Got it out of a booster pack and was so excited. Never really got to use it though. I always thought it was so cool.
I hardly ever comment for any type of giveaways. But you are one of very few creators I have had for years in my sub list, and one of three that I actively recommend to my friends and family. I would absolutly love the Blood Moon TCG set if I were to win. And even if not, I am glad to offer the engagement with your content to give that much more bump.
My favorite original yu gi oh monster, which came out in season two, was Buster Blatader Attack: Buster Blader gains 500 ATK for each Dragon monster your opponent controls or has in their graveyard. Equipping: If an opponent's monster is destroyed, you can equip it to Buster Blader. Protecting: Buster Blader can protect your face-up Buster on the field. Combos: Buster Blader can be used to combo off during your turn. Locking out opponents: Buster Blader can lock opponents out from using the extra deck.
These take me back as far as playing the first three Tag Force games, though it was interesting knowing the TCG history before the first Tag Force (2006).
Fun tactics with Zombies. You special summon Avengdread Savior and use his effect to get a low lvl vendread monster or spell in your hand. Zombie world on field, attack your opponent's monster to send Glow Up Bloom to special Doomking. Don't destroy the monster though. Use Vampire Sucker to get a monster on thier field, if it's empty. Go for a boss monster in grave for effects before the next step. And I chose Doomking because he revives every standby phase if there's a field spell active. Zombie World for negates and banishes.) Then on Main phase 2, use Savior and Doomking to go into Vampire Fascinator. As soon as she hits the field, she can special summon one monster to your field from your opponent's grave. It has to have a lvl for this trick. Then you tribute her to take control of one monster on their field. With 2 of your opponent's monsters with lvls now, go into The Zombie Vampire to get bodies in grave and on field or go for Vampire Knight Sheridan to send any card they control to the grave, and revive it if it was a monster. This combo clears any boss or annoying monsters that can be targeted. Yuki-Onna The Absolute Zero Mayakashi is great for nullifying effects that are bothersome too. Devouring sarcophagus is excellent for this deck too. If it's destroyed by battle, non target control that monster, 0 atk, and it's a zombie. And when in grave, it offers this same benefit to any zombie, aka, any monster with zombie world. See, you use Avengdread Savior and attack an annoying monster you clearly can't beat. Send Sarcophagus to the grave with Saviors ability, then take control of thier monster. With Avengdread Savior and zombie world, you can send Glow Up Bloom on atk, special Changeshi the Spiridao. Use her to send either Doomking, Mezuki, Eldlich, or even Alghoul Mazera to the grave. All of which are for various situations. Zombies are dead and deadly
I think I’ve spent like triple the hours watching these videos than actually playing the game. Very good for the second monitor while I play something.
0:06 So a lot of these oldest Monsters are Non-Effect Monsters (Normals, Fusions and Rituals)… I have an idea for a Trio of Support cards to help bolster each: _Haven of Normality_ Field Spell _Unaffected by Card Effects while you control a Face-up Non-Effect monster. Non-Effect Monsters you summon while this card is Face-up on the field cannot be Tributed or used as Material for the Summon of a Monster the turn they are summoned, except for the Summon/Set of a Non-Effect Monster. You can Normal Summon/Set Normal Monsters without Limit, in addition to your Normal Summon/Set. You can Normal Summon/Set Normal Monsters without Tributing. You can only use each of the following effects of “Haven of Normality” Once Per Turn. You can Fusion Summon any Number of Non-Effect Fusion Monsters from your Extra Deck, using Monsters from your Hand, Deck, Extra Deck and/or Field as Materials. You can Ritual Summon any number of Non-Effect Ritual Monsters from your Hand, Deck and/or Field. You must also Tribute Effect Monsters from your Hand, Deck, Extra Deck and/or Field whose Levels equal or Exceed the Levels of the Ritual Monsters you Summon._ _Multi-Polymerization_ Quick-Play Spell _Fusion Summon any number of Fusion Monsters from your Extra Deck, using Non-Effect monsters from your hand, deck, extra Deck and/or field as material. Non-Effect Fusion Monsters you Summon with this card gain the following effects while on the field and in the GY._ _⚪️Gains ATK equal to its Original DEF. This card can attack all monsters your opponent controls once each. If this card attacks a Defense Position monster, inflict Piercing Battle Damage._ _⚪️Gains DEF equal to its original ATK. The first time each turn this card would be Destroyed; it is not. If your Opponent declares an attack or activates a Card or Effect; You can Change this card’s Battle Position._ _⚪️While this card is in your GY, you can Tribute Monsters from your hand and/or field whose Total ATK/DEF is equal to or more than this card’s total Original ATK/DEF; Special Summon this card._ _Multi-Ritual_ Ritual Spell _Ritual Summon any number of Ritual Monsters from your Hand and/or Deck. You must also Tribute Non-Effect monsters from your hand, deck, extra deck and/or field who’s Levels equal or exceed the Levels of the Ritual Monsters you Summon. Non-Effect Ritual Monsters you Summon with this card gain the following effects while on the field and in the GY._ _⚪️Gains ATK equal to its Original DEF. This card can attack all monsters your opponent controls once each. If this card attacks a Defense Position monster, inflict Piercing Battle Damage._ _⚪️Gains DEF equal to its original ATK. The first time each turn this card would be Destroyed; it is not. If your Opponent declares an attack or activates a Card or Effect; You can Change this card’s Battle Position._ _⚪️While this card is in your GY, you can Tribute Monsters from your hand and/or field whose Total ATK/DEF is equal to or more than this card’s total Original ATK/DEF; Special Summon this card._
@@0live_highscore Here’s the thing though, they require you to run A LOT of Non-Effect monsters (Normals, Fusions and/or Rituals) to make the most out of, so the chance of bricking until you get these cards ready is always present. So I was leaning towards making them all on the strong side, because nobody really runs Non-Effect monsters as the main point of their deck anymore otherwise. Although I can tone them down a smidge, if I can get a sec…
@@0live_highscore _Haven of Normality_ Field Spell _Unaffected by Card Effects while you control a Face-up Non-Effect monster. Non-Effect Monsters you summon while this card is Face-up on the field cannot be Tributed or used as Material for the Summon of a Monster the turn they are summoned, except for the Summon/Set of a Non-Effect Monster. You can Normal Summon/Set up to 3 additional Normal Monsters per turn, in addition to your Normal Summon/Set. You can Normal Summon/Set Normal Monsters without Tributing. You can only use each of the following effects of “Haven of Normality” Once Per Turn. You can Fusion Summon any Number of Non-Effect Fusion Monsters from your Extra Deck, using Monsters from your Hand, Deck, Extra Deck and/or Field as Materials. You can Ritual Summon any number of Non-Effect Ritual Monsters from your Hand, Deck and/or Field. You must also Tribute Effect Monsters from your Hand, Deck, Extra Deck and/or Field whose Levels equal or Exceed the Levels of the Ritual Monsters you Summon._ _Multi-Polymerization_ Quick-Play Spell _Fusion Summon any number of Fusion Monsters from your Extra Deck, using Non-Effect monsters from your hand, deck, extra Deck and/or field as material. Non-Effect Fusion Monsters you Summon with this card gain the following effects while on the field and in the GY._ _⚪️Gains ATK equal to its Original DEF. If this card attacks a Defense Position monster, inflict Piercing Battle Damage._ _⚪️Gains DEF equal to its original ATK. If your Opponent declares an attack or activates a Card or Effect; You can Change this card’s Battle Position._ _⚪️While this card is in your GY, you can Tribute Monsters from your hand and/or field whose Total ATK/DEF is equal to or more than this card’s total Original ATK/DEF; Special Summon this card._ _Multi-Ritual_ Ritual Spell _Ritual Summon any number of Ritual Monsters from your Hand and/or Deck. You must also Tribute Non-Effect monsters from your hand, deck, extra deck and/or field who’s Levels equal or exceed the Levels of the Ritual Monsters you Summon. Non-Effect Ritual Monsters you Summon with this card gain the following effects while on the field and in the GY._ _⚪️Gains ATK equal to its Original DEF. If this card attacks a Defense Position monster, inflict Piercing Battle Damage._ _⚪️Gains DEF equal to its original ATK. If your Opponent declares an attack or activates a Card or Effect; You can Change this card’s Battle Position._ _⚪️While this card is in your GY, you can Tribute Monsters from your hand and/or field whose Total ATK/DEF is equal to or more than this card’s total Original ATK/DEF; Special Summon this card._ THERE, I reduced the limitless Normal Summons/Sets in the first card to “Just” 2, and I took off the “attack all monsters” and once per turn destruction immunity effects of the other 2.
I've watched your videos for a while now, and I really enjoy them. I don't know what it is about yugioh, but I can blame them for my card collecting habits nowadays. Seeing all the cool stuff on your store is always a reminder that you can never have too many card sleeves 😂 keep up the good and hope all is well.
There should ba a new bls retrain. Black luster dragon, envoy of eternity. Make it have a quick effect that banishes every card on the field by paying 1k life points and then returning itself to the field at end phase. Sort of like zeus. Make it have a secondary effect that it can attack all monsters on the field. When it attacks it negates the monsters effect and banishes instead of sending to the GY. Lvl 12 monster. Always dragon and warrior as well as light and darkness. 4000/2500 attack/def Requieement to SS would be to banish 2 light and darks from GY to SS it from extra deck. Its a fusion and that properly summons it. Regular materials would be 1 light and 1 dark dragon and warrior type lvl 6 or higher monster .
Suggestion for a future video: I'm currently reading the YuGiOh manga, and when you mentioned Konami designing the counterpart to Jinzo, who had been designed by Takahashi himself, I remembered that he had made Jinzo as a Lvl.7, while making Makos Legendary Fisher as a Lvl.4. Konami made the decision to change both of their levels, like they changed several other cards, some of them coming out much worse, while others came out absolutely broken. Couldn't one or two videos about cards that were better or worse in the TCG than in the manga original be an interesting topic?
Thank you for doing a giveaway, very kind. Completely unrelated but i think kashtira fenrir genuinely has the best card art in the game. It's just composed so nicely.
The card Tsukuyomi is one of my favorite monsters ever! It works well with alot of old school cards like Magician of Faith and Swords of Revealing Light. Just sumnon Tsukuyomi to keep flipping Magician of Faith to add the Swords back after three turns. This basically can simi shut down your opponent's battle phase. If you have Gold Sarcophagus you can choose any card in your deck, remove it from play for two turns and then add that card to your hand. You can keep adding Gold Sarc back from the graveyard after activation since it is a normal spell card. Also Black Luster Soldier Envoy of the Beginning is my favorite Yu-Gi-Oh card!
The little blue dragon one, and how about a list of cards that could see play if they finally got problem solving card text? Graverobber really needs its effect cleaned up.
If i could get the black and grey one,it looks super clean.They all look awesome to be honest.Great video too,really interesting to see these og monsters again.
Hi duel logs! First time commenting on one of your videos (to my knowledge) in the last 3 or so years I have been watching your videos. I have been playing yugioh since I was younger and been playing master duel for around 4 years. The moon card sleeves seem the most detailed and cool imo. Imagine scaring your opponents with a silly spider on the moon when you set 1 and past lol
It might not be as strong as the entries on this list, but the simple brutality of Amazoness Queen still works in modern Amazon decks. A 2400 ATK beatstick that can't be destroyed by battle, makes your other Amazons also battleproof, and which is easily special summoned a dozen different ways is just plain fun. Combine that with the modern cards Amazoness Call, which lets it attack all of your opponent's monsters, and Onslaught, which banishes anything an Amazoness battles, and the old girl can still pull her weight. If you fought an Amazoness deck in the last Duelist Cup, that might have been me hunting anyone who couldn't read Queen's one-sentence effect before blowing up their own field.
I play a lot of master duel and duel links because it's what I really have time for and I'm a casual tcg player but I love your videos, it's quality content that is really enjoyable. The spider playing with the card is the one I liked the most.
The nice thing about Erratas is it gives us a chance to play otherwise banned cards. That's why I don't like Retrains.... cute cards like Rescue Cat would remain banned forever because their effect is broken. a simple "once per turn" clause or some restriction would be enough, but since Rescue Rabbit was printed, there's no need to fix Rescue Cat and it now remains banned forever.... It's really depressing and that's why I don't like retrains. They were able to nerf Goyo Guardian and Firewall dragon and FINALLY changed "Frog the Jam" to "Slime Toad" to put a pin in those. so I don't see why they can't just errata other broken staples with cool artwork so we can play them. Course the exception being cards like Pot of Greed that are too iconic to errata, BUT I could see it working like the Duel LInks Skill. Jaden has a skill where if he gets an elemental hero in the graveyard on his first turn, he can use Pot of Greed, and one of the rare cards you can get in Rush Duel is Pot of Greed. so they have found legal ways to use those.
@@MarioMastar The problem is that 9 times out of 10, the card is completely unplayable anyway because of the erratum. Sure, you can technically put the cards in your deck, but it's basically just a brick. You can't play those cards outside non-competitive games with your friends, and at that point you can just ignore the banlist anyway.
@@MarioMastarRescue cat would do absolutely nothing if it reverted to its original errata and that's exactly why erratas suck, because original card could've been played. Even if something like Painful Choice truly can never come back it can at least be played in alternative banlist tournaments and serve as part of the game instead of becoming one of the 10000 shit cards no one ever plays
Early YGO effects were either "hyper specific niche that doesn't even perform well in that extremely rare situation, and doesn't work as described because of rulings" or "this card is banned".
Waboku time.
The boss monster of early YGO structure decks: "Cannot be Normal Summoned/Set, must be Special Summoned from your hand by having exactly 6 Level 4 or lower Sea Serpents in your GY; gains 100 ATK for each Sea Serpent in your GY."
Random pack filler card from early YGO set: "Pay 1000 LP; your opponent discards 2 cards from their hand. Not once per turn."
As someone who joined Yugioh in the midst of 2017 when Links were new and the game was already faster than a speeding bullet, I’m utterly fascinated by the older formats. It’s like a little history lesson every video of yours about it I see, and I always feel accomplished when I can finish your sentences because I’ve learned more and more about the game from 16-20 years ago. Not even to mention the amazing background noise your videos make when I’m doing work. Thanks for making videos, I hope you continue to for a long time.
Makyura being errata'd feels so wrong
Tbh i prefer retrains to erratas
Like CED
Nah.... I wish more cards got erratas. A lot of archetypes needed cards to help make them work but ended up getting banned entirely and forever because another archetype was able to make use of it's effect to FTK or something silly like that. If more of those cards had clauses like "This only works with Predaplants" or "Synchrons", then we'd be able to play with those decks more instead of them being flushed to the wayside.
Plus retrains lead to that awful stigma that "the old version of the card is so awful, it's useless" and then the new retrain comes out and that card is much much better....but now you have ZERO reason to include the old card in your deck.... Just makes the old card feel like pack filler and is an excuse to have to pull the new ones. HOWEVER it's okay if the retrain and updated archetype still made USE of the old card. Like you can still use Yubel despite the new Yubel cards, and you can use Shieryu (the 7 star dragon) OR the Starry Night Dragon as the modern cards make the original card fulfill the conditions.
I just don't like seeing cases like "Obnoxious Celtic Guardian" is great and a game changer, but you NEVER have a reason to play the original "Celtic Guardian". (for example). or worse, as alluded to, "Predaplants NEEDED this card to be relevant but Spyrals were able to take advantage of it and now the card is banned and NEVER going to be unbanned, so RIP anyone ever using Predaplants....ever.... Oh but here's a retrain that doesn't at all help Predaplants cause it basically nerfs everything as if it's still used for SPYRALS....."
@@MarioMastar I believe what OP meant were retrains that would work like the OG card but slightly worse to keep the OG untouched. The Fishborg cards for example. Fishborg Blaster was so good it got banned and instead of getting an errata it got a lot of Fishborg retrains which are not as good but can still do something related. I would also have liked that for some OGs imo but it is what it is today.
This made me quit the game when they started changing cards effects of cards. It's basically making a permanent ban list without making a permanent ban list. Also it makes getting old prints of cards for older formats a pain since all the newly printed versions are the new erratum.
@@MarioMastar I think he's talking more about original effects of like Crush Card, Makyura, Chaos Emperor Dragon, Treeborn Frog, Ring of Destruction. All these cards and so so many more are permanently banned through errata and difficult to get ahold of for older formats like Chaos and other formats.
Fun fact back in January 2023 the Cyber-Stein + Telekinetic Charging Cell actually got a YCS top 4 in a Vaylantz FTK deck
I love how when I was younger, I used to look at some of these cards and just not realize the shear broken potential they each had. I still thought Blue-Eyes was good lol
I think it's similar to how in Pokemon most kids play the game with all their pokemon only knowing damaging moves but competitive teams use so many support moves that they run some pokemon with no damaging moves at all. As a kid, it's very easy to look at the game and think "well obviously the card with the highest attack is the best" but once you get older you realize how much more powerful good card effects are. It also seems like even the makers of the game in the early years didn't understand how powerful some of the cards are.
“You were beaten by a person who *chose* to put Mushroom Man in their deck!” Little Kuriboh predicting the future 😮
As a 30 year old boomer, this is the type of content I love. There is just something magical about early Yu-Gi-OH that appeals to me the most.
Simple yet effective characters, slow but often not that much duels, Iconic monsters, there's actually a ton of cool stuff on goat
@@Number47ftw and card art that was a really unique and interesting style, not just generic anime looking humans like most of the modern cards are today. Heck they're not even in Yugioh art style which is sharp and dynamic looking. Just boring stuff you'd see if you typed "anime girl". Sorry but when a deck like Tearlaments is a Tier 0. I feel like "This isn't the Yugioh I grew up with....."
@@MarioMastar Sorry but as much as I do appreciate goat there Is also much more than as what meets the eye with modern TCG. So lets try to be intellectually honest, because I could make up arguments like "wawa goat has bad art" referring to only a part of the artworks It has. Card/archetypes like flamberge, branded, gimmick puppet, Ty-phon and Zeus etc. Are a testament as to how modern Yu-Gi-Oh can be fascinating on Its own right. And yeah there are some archetypes like Sky striker and live twin being a waifu deck, but these phenomemos Can only happen so often. So to put It briefly, both are goated imo no need to beef
Edit: another thing I forgot to mention Is the tier 0 state. For which I say, Yeah It happens often and that sucks, however staying true to the being honest thing, Goat Is also familiar from these tier 0 ftk formats, wether It's from yata lock or Magical scientist, or hell even the new best found deck Panda OTK which abuses cards like last will. Or as for the handtraps argument, do we have to talk about The Trinity, or metamorphosis, or MST and the other few Spell and traps removal cards? Or the backrow Itself with solemn? Perhaps BLS too? Goat Is even more familiar with the concept of "staple", no need to be biased.
"30 yo boomer" 😂
@@anonymous-hz2un Its what youngsters call me.
Jinzo is one of my favorite monsters to have ever been printed because of his design and his effect. Can't explain the feeling of playing a jinzo deck into labrynth or traptrix and because of that he is to this day an actually decent card and I love him for it.
Im a 12 year old yu gi oh player. Just started 2 months ago cuz my older brother and his and my friends said that I should give yu gi oh a try. And I did, I like it, but we play with old cards not new ones. Our rules are a bit different than the real ones. Now I m watching every video of yours with "broken" cards, because I need a good deck so I wont lose every game. Also im a big fan of your channel.
Kick their butts, kiddo! I believe in you!
Thank you
You got this lil bro! Remember: MST DOESNT NEGATE
Will try to remember
Hehe just have fun with it, and don't worry too much ab out winning. A lot of the fun part of Yugioh is deck building. When you lose to your opponent, think about how they broke your defenses and try to use cards that reinforce your defenses or get around their strategy. Master that and you'll be a Yugi-pro in no time! Don't just watch videos on "the best cards" or "the best deck". Cause frankly.... a lot of those players are either talking about cards in a vacuum (assuming that they will always draw a perfect hand to pull off these combos), or they're assuming the opponent is not going to counter them with actual strategy and instead just hoping they don't have Ash or Nibiru in hand...which means they just go for game. All while mocking those who play with for fun decks. The game is still alive after all these years for a reason. and if you're enjoying the game, you're doing like we did when we were your age and the game was freshly introduced. XD Keep it alive! and look forward to Rush Duel! I think your generation will enjoy that so much more cause it's classic Yugioh but WAY faster paced. I'm really enjoying it!
I completely forgot that Stratos came out before 5D's. I remember he was one of Jaden's manga cards but I thought they didn't print him for the TCG, or any of the omni heroes (or the main deck heroes that came with them) until sometime after Zexal
I think the ones that didn't come out until Zexal era were the Masked Heroes.
Tbf the only reason I knew Stratos was pre-Synchro was because of Tag Force 2.
Jinzo was an amazing side deck card for me when Labyrinth was at its peak. I loved having it in the side because I could bridge into it with Small World in my Vaylantz deck super easily. Funny to see an old school card have some niche viability in certain formats.
A video about the differences between the OCG, TCG and Master Duel ban lists would be interesting
To quote another TH-camr, HERO can just play some of the most hated effects in the game and yet people will be kind of ok with it. (Dark Law is one-sided Macro Cosmos, Plasma is Skill Drain)
Rata?
@@deiansalazar140MBT
I guess that says more so about heroes than anything also they’re all one sided
Because their end board usually ends on a big rocky boy
Good list but cyber dragon should be on the list
Especially because it's "Forever Rogue" these days. It may not have warped a format like some of these cards. But it still made a massive impact and helped define future cards.
I think it's probably not on here because while it is a great effect it's not outright busted like all of these. While it was a great card and made games faster, the closer for the decks it was in was BLS-Envoy or the utility off Monarchs.
@@EflowNivek Except at the time of Monarchs, it would be a staple alongside Treeborn Frog, especially due to Frog being limited. Cyber Dragon has been a staple in multiple decks outside of its archetype It may not have an effect as powerful as Frog, but it makes up for it by being able to beat over common level 4 beaters like Gemini Elf and Vorse Raider. Even today, it would be good as an easy turn 2 summon that can wipe a board of machines, or even problematic Links with no response. Treeborn Frog can't compete with that.
It was Iconic but is pales to literally everything on this list when we're looking at being "good" otherwise and The Tricky while requiring a discard is just a better version of Cyber purely on being easier to force the condition for despite the lesser atk power. Add on that discard fueling a good number of decks whereas Cyber does...none of that and substitute cybers made the original become trash by themselves.
@@azuredragoon2054 The problem is Cyber Dragon is a part of a sum, rather than individually powerful. The example you gave is Cyber Dragon wiping the field but it isn't Cyber Dragon doing that it is the summoning condition of Chimeratech Fortress Dragon.
Treeborn Frog was at worst neutral (as you usually dump it for an effect). The other part not in the video is that Treeborn Frog, in its original printing, could be activated multiple times a turn single-handedly taking down a LaDD or unlocking plays with Enemy Controller (for effectively no cost).
BLS has some good effects, something you don't expect from a card with such a good artwork
It is important to note that Treeborn Frog *was not* once per turn at its release and could bleed out a LADD by continuously activating its effect or during Standby Phase, tributing frog for Enemy controller and taking control of your opponent's monster then activating it's effect again.
Love your content, man. Got back into Yugioh because of channels like yours.
Honorable mention to blue eyes white dragon for being the strongest non effect normal monster for a long time. Also for its anime appearance of its forth copy being ripped up to symbolize the rule of only 3 copies of a card are allowed in a deck
Kinda wish I held on to that Imperial Order I pulled as a kid instead of trading it to a friend. I didn't have a lot of people to play with back in the day except the weekly card game hour at a local book store so my decks were just stuff I threw together.
It's amazing how many old cards can still be considered good. I love seeing list like this. It's so interesting to see what old cards are or were meta worthy. Also, if I got a sleeve, I'd pick the red spider one.
If people were willing to be creative and not assume every first draw is going to be a perfect hand, a lot of cards have untapped potential. They might not win EVERY game, but you can still always slot in your favorite and make it work for you. Honestly people need to get back to THAT mentality of Yugioh. I feel like most modern players are only interested in winning and the money aspect. but not actually PLAYING the game. it's like the complete opposite of Syrus and Zane, where if you were to flip it as Syrus reminding Zane to just have fun and enjoy the game for what it is, and Zane was all "NO! There's no point in playing unless you have the BEST Deck!" but keeps losing because all he knows how to do is watch tournament videos and just copy those decklists and strategies and ignore any deck that's not a tournament topper completely.
and Konami keeps rewarding that mentality.... dropping extremely overpowered monsters and effects in modern day that if you summon, basically lets you win the game turn one but only after a 30 minute long combo that involves cycling through your entire deck just to get one monster to loop 200 damage to you, repeat until 8000 has been done. Not even fun anymore....
Black Luster EotB was such a powerhouse and my friends had a hate for it, especially when Yugi had it in his deck during the GX series. But it's still so cool.
I've recently been watching ALOT of GOAT-format content from different content creators, so seeing them ranked based not only on how good they were back then but also future play was pretty cool.
In an old gba yugioh game, Mokuba was basically free cards 90% of the time, the only execption being when he got Cyber-stein into Blue-Eyes Ultimate out early.
Stairway to the Destined Duel was great
I remember getting Envoy of the beginning in one of my invasion of chaos pack and to this day, I still try to fit him into all my decks.
Glad to see Jinzo make the list. It’s an old school favorite of mine.
Hey Duellogs, just wanted to say I like watching your videos while i deckbuild and duel on Edopro. Thanks for the informative and entertaining content.
Duel Logs is one of the best yugioh creators cause he always explains thoroughly what each card does and how to use them. Even if we don't always agree with his opinions, it's clear this channel actually DOES the research and doesn't (always) assume that "If this card can't beat Tears, it's not worth using" like .... certain OTHER channels do..... I won't say any names...but you'll know if you found other channels that say things like "This card sucks! I don't know why anyone even plays it. Moving on!" Without even explaining what the card does or how to use it.
Man i miss that slow era, i played with a deck of fake cards and somehow i beat a dragunity deck, now i also play dragunity
3:54 Def the Redish one. Our 5th favorite Yu-Gi-Oh channel has grown so much, keep it up.
As someone who picked up yugioh again in 2019, it’s awesome hearing about all these classic cards and seeing how they defined metas. When 5ds was new and synchros became a thing I didn’t even know what meta was. Thanks for all your info duel logs!
Bro I remember the days when tribute summoning jinzo was just🤌🤌the biggest fuck you to the only kid who pulled mirror force
Man, we have lots of fond memories of some of these classic monsters in the TCG format and glad that the Duel Logs gave the spotlight to some of the most iconic that impacted the game for their time (and sometimes beyond).
6:42 Idea for a “Zombie Master” support card that plays around with higher level Monsters and Synchros:
_Zombie Master’s Apprentice_ (DARK)
Level 1
Zombie/Tuner/Effect
_While you control a Face-up “Zombie Master”, you can Send 1 Level 5 or Higher Zombie Monster from your Hand, Deck or Field to the GY; Special Summon this card from your Hand or GY. If you Special Summon a Level 4 or Lower Zombie Monster(s) from the GY by another card’s effect; You can Special Summon 1 Zombie Monster from your GY or Banishment. This monster must be face-up on the field to activate and to resolve this effect._
ATK/0 DEF/1800
So it acts as a compliment to “Zombie Master” being able to summon itself off of it while also boosting its Special Summon capabilities. And as long as you keep Master on the field, you can use Apprentice and the other Zombie Monster’s you’re summoning for all your Tribute/Material needs.
Pretty good card though I feel like it should be used for more than just zombie master
@@Deathmare235
How about if I change the first effect to…
_If you Summon a Zombie Monster(s) from your GY by the effect of a Face-up Zombie Monster you control, you can Send 1 Level 5 or Higher Zombie Monster from your Hand, Deck or Field to the GY; Special Summon this card from your Hand or GY._
This way it can still be used in Tandem with Zombie Master (whose effect would trigger this card’s own summon), but would also work with other Zombie monsters you could use with similar effects.
I like the zombie horde deck wnd those would be good additions @Deathmare235
@@ButFirstHeLitItOnFire good
I’m not sure what you mean by card packs but I’m glad to be early and been a viewer for years. Glad to see you doing so well and be able to give back. Also my boy Cyber Dragon deserved the mentioned
My poor buddy Spell Canceler paid for Jinzo's sins.
Also, I like those purple sleeves. They are super cute.
I've never heard of Spell Canceller before this video.... that card sounds like we've been sleeping on something super powerful for a going first. Just imagining floodgating spells could stop a LOT of decks in their tracks. All YOU have to do is make sure it's the last thing you summon....or use Super heavy samurais. XD
@@MarioMastar I once ran it during a MD event, where I summoned it against a Demise deck. The moment it hit their turn they surrendered.
Really enjoy these videos. Even if it's something I've already seen, I'll put it on as background noise while I'm working or doing something around the house. Always looking forward to the next video.
Hehe, I feel like I shouldn't talk too much, but the few times Glad beasts are mentioned and they get showered with praise makes me smile as that's my main deck in Duel Links. I really like them not for thier power, but because of how fun the deck is to play, as it's less about memorizing comboes to get a rediculous board and more about reacting to the situations. Glad beasts are one of the most versatile decks that can stay in-archetype, due to the numerous unique effects the other glad beasts has, and as long as you have the right pieces (namely Unexpected Dai and in Duel Links, they just added test Panther which is a game changer...and the skill to get Rejection on the field at the start which pretty much starts every game), you can pretty much do anything you want. However, the downside is with so much flexibility, it's very easy to make a mistake that would cost you the game, as you really have to know when to time your attacks and how to set up your board to best prepare yourself for whatever your opponent will throw at you, so I find myself tweaking my deck a lot when I realize I'm missing an important piece or that I'm not using certain cards as often as I expected. A bad opening hand (There are a few bricks) will definitely stop any deck, but I never feel like it's not MY fault when I lose a duel due to a misplay or over confidence or misreading the opponent's effect and timing a negate from Domatianus badly. Still, the only other issue is since almost EVERY Glad beast card is useful in some way, it's easy to fill your deck to the brim (30 card limit) and feel like there's no room to move things around. It has good recursion and above all else.... your DECK is your HAND (due to the nature of the tag out mechanic) so it's one of the few decks where not only do you WANT cards in the deck, but in some cases, the hand is the worst area for a Glad beast card, since you can't use it's effect while there. but thanks to the nature of some of the spell cards, like the one that lets you special summon a Glad beast of a different type than those on the field already from your hand or graveyard, NOT once per turn. There's always something you can do.
I guess being battle focused does mean you really don't want to go first if you can avoid it, but as Glad beasts can swarm the field easily thanks to the comboes, there are options on how to do turn one. Or try to get domantianus and maybe Dark bribe on the field to have a negate with a massive body that the opponents have to answer to..... and smile ear to ear when they enter battle phase and YOU tell them to ram thier monsters into your beast. Really fun deck, easily one of my favorites! Really wish more decks were like that, being more about playing around strategies instead of just "get out big body with multiple negates and recursion and just... win cause the monster is nearly impossible to deal with."
Gladiator Beasts actually won a SJC prior to Gyzarus coming out, thanks to Herk being a hard counter against the spell-reliant DAD decks. If I remember correctly, Paul Levitin and another teammate main-decked 3 Shadow-Imprisoning, so that probably helped as well.
Original CED should be #1, even now its effect would be busted, something that BLS cannot archive.
The errata on CED means that you can use no other effects for the turn, before and after. It's strong, but not worth because you can't follow up on it now.
@@azuredragoon2054 You need to re-read the comment. He was specifically referring to pre-errata.
@@ashblossomandjoyoussprung.9917 Well, either way, CED was put in as an honorable mention due to already being talked about a lot.
While strong, I don't think it would be as busted as you think. If you go second, Veiler, Imperm and Mourner counter CED effect, if you want to have any follow up you need specifically GY effects which can also be countered by called by, shifter, or the basic Ash or Ghost Belle. Any of those would basically fuck with your whole CED strategy.
And this isn't even taking into account you probably also having a GY based archetype. While current meta it would be better, imagine the years before. Swordsoul, Bystial and Branded would have 0 problems with CED activation while Tear and Orcust players would personally drive to your home to gift you a triple layered cake.
Not even going to mention the whole card being useless as soon as you go second.
@@ObviouslyDevenCED pre errata is still a fairly easy to summon board wipe that doubles as a good beater.
As a new player your channel has been absolutely great for learning cards and learning strategies. Keep it up!
Dude how could I possibly chose which sleeve I prefer, they're all so perfect. Also I'd just like to mention how much I love all of your channels. They're really informative and high quality. Not to mention I love to learn more about my favorite games!
All 3 of those sleeve arts are awesome, love to see you branching out with cool merch like that!
4:02 Idea for a Cyberstien retrain that works with other Extra Deck types:
_The Monster or Dr. Cyber-stien_ (DARK)
Level 2
Machine/Tuner/Effect
_During your Main Phase, while you control a Face-up “Cyber” Fusion, Synchro, Xyz or Link Monster(s), You can Normal Summon this card in addition to your Normal Summon/Set. You can Tribute 1 Fusion, Synchro, Xyz or Link monster you control (Quick Effect): Special Summon this card from your Hand or GY, and if you do, you gain LP equal to that Tribute’s Total Original ATK/DEF. You can pay 5000 LP (Quick Effect); Special Summon 1 Fusion, Synchro, Xyz or Link Monster from your Extra Deck. For rest of the turn, after you resolve this effect, you cannot Special Summon monsters from the Extra Deck, except by the effects of Monsters you control._
ATK/500 DEF/700
This is good
something I noticed about MoBC and its retrain is that apparently gaining the power of Chaos makes Dark Magician's face grow much longer vertically
looks really off model even though its consistent
Your Tip 10s are always a fun blast from the past. Always a great watch. If I were chosen to win, I'd love to have the sleeves with the red blood moon in the background. Keep up the great work.
I still remember playing Eternal Duelist Soul on GBA. One game I will never forget was going 2nd and my opening hand was Cyber-Stein, Raigeki, Harpie's Feather Duster, and Megamorph. It felt illegal to open up like that
This video brings back a great deal of memories for me. Loved playing some of these old cards.
Thank you for your content duel logs, I've been a long time listener and don't think I've missed a single video
Waiting for Top 10 Duel Logs Videos That End With CED or BLS.
I played yu-gi-oh years ago, but i just enjoy you talking so deeply about the ygo universe. Brings me back to my childhood ❤
Better sleeping content then asmr for sure!
I had Dark Magician of Chaos as a kid. Got it out of a booster pack and was so excited. Never really got to use it though. I always thought it was so cool.
Man listening to these “OG cards” videos is such a blast, especially as a more newer Yu-Gi-Oh player
I hardly ever comment for any type of giveaways. But you are one of very few creators I have had for years in my sub list, and one of three that I actively recommend to my friends and family. I would absolutly love the Blood Moon TCG set if I were to win. And even if not, I am glad to offer the engagement with your content to give that much more bump.
I love playing with old Yu-Gi-Oh cards
Yo the blood moon sleeves look fire. Also love your content man, appreciate it!
My favorite original yu gi oh monster, which came out in season two, was Buster Blatader
Attack: Buster Blader gains 500 ATK for each Dragon monster your opponent controls or has in their graveyard.
Equipping: If an opponent's monster is destroyed, you can equip it to Buster Blader.
Protecting: Buster Blader can protect your face-up Buster on the field.
Combos: Buster Blader can be used to combo off during your turn.
Locking out opponents: Buster Blader can lock opponents out from using the extra deck.
Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End should've been included as an honorary nominée.
It is
@@residentgrey I realized it was included too late, but thanks.
@@MutantsInDisguise I am still trying to remember some of the older cards I was interested in working with. You are blessed to remember any.
These take me back as far as playing the first three Tag Force games, though it was interesting knowing the TCG history before the first Tag Force (2006).
Lovely competition I love listening to the old school videos like these.
Ohh can you talk about all "Jar and Pot of" cards,I really want to understand the lore of the cards as well as their effects and combos.
Fun tactics with Zombies. You special summon Avengdread Savior and use his effect to get a low lvl vendread monster or spell in your hand. Zombie world on field, attack your opponent's monster to send Glow Up Bloom to special Doomking. Don't destroy the monster though. Use Vampire Sucker to get a monster on thier field, if it's empty. Go for a boss monster in grave for effects before the next step. And I chose Doomking because he revives every standby phase if there's a field spell active. Zombie World for negates and banishes.)
Then on Main phase 2, use Savior and Doomking to go into Vampire Fascinator. As soon as she hits the field, she can special summon one monster to your field from your opponent's grave. It has to have a lvl for this trick. Then you tribute her to take control of one monster on their field.
With 2 of your opponent's monsters with lvls now, go into The Zombie Vampire to get bodies in grave and on field or go for Vampire Knight Sheridan to send any card they control to the grave, and revive it if it was a monster.
This combo clears any boss or annoying monsters that can be targeted. Yuki-Onna The Absolute Zero Mayakashi is great for nullifying effects that are bothersome too.
Devouring sarcophagus is excellent for this deck too. If it's destroyed by battle, non target control that monster, 0 atk, and it's a zombie. And when in grave, it offers this same benefit to any zombie, aka, any monster with zombie world.
See, you use Avengdread Savior and attack an annoying monster you clearly can't beat. Send Sarcophagus to the grave with Saviors ability, then take control of thier monster.
With Avengdread Savior and zombie world, you can send Glow Up Bloom on atk, special Changeshi the Spiridao. Use her to send either Doomking, Mezuki, Eldlich, or even Alghoul Mazera to the grave. All of which are for various situations.
Zombies are dead and deadly
Thank you, I have been enjoying your videos for years.
Thanks for the video and the trip down memory lane. I remember when these cards came out and will always have soft spot DM of C
I think I’ve spent like triple the hours watching these videos than actually playing the game. Very good for the second monitor while I play something.
I honestly think Jinzo may just be the single most well designed card in all of Yu-Gi-Oh. So powerful yet so elegant.
Not to mention looks so cool to this day as well.
keep it up with the excellent work and nostalgic card videos, I just love your channel and humor
nice solid list and that blood moon sleeve design looks nice
Love that the first two on the list are some of my favorite old cards!
0:06 So a lot of these oldest Monsters are Non-Effect Monsters (Normals, Fusions and Rituals)…
I have an idea for a Trio of Support cards to help bolster each:
_Haven of Normality_
Field Spell
_Unaffected by Card Effects while you control a Face-up Non-Effect monster. Non-Effect Monsters you summon while this card is Face-up on the field cannot be Tributed or used as Material for the Summon of a Monster the turn they are summoned, except for the Summon/Set of a Non-Effect Monster. You can Normal Summon/Set Normal Monsters without Limit, in addition to your Normal Summon/Set. You can Normal Summon/Set Normal Monsters without Tributing. You can only use each of the following effects of “Haven of Normality” Once Per Turn. You can Fusion Summon any Number of Non-Effect Fusion Monsters from your Extra Deck, using Monsters from your Hand, Deck, Extra Deck and/or Field as Materials. You can Ritual Summon any number of Non-Effect Ritual Monsters from your Hand, Deck and/or Field. You must also Tribute Effect Monsters from your Hand, Deck, Extra Deck and/or Field whose Levels equal or Exceed the Levels of the Ritual Monsters you Summon._
_Multi-Polymerization_
Quick-Play Spell
_Fusion Summon any number of Fusion Monsters from your Extra Deck, using Non-Effect monsters from your hand, deck, extra Deck and/or field as material. Non-Effect Fusion Monsters you Summon with this card gain the following effects while on the field and in the GY._
_⚪️Gains ATK equal to its Original DEF. This card can attack all monsters your opponent controls once each. If this card attacks a Defense Position monster, inflict Piercing Battle Damage._
_⚪️Gains DEF equal to its original ATK. The first time each turn this card would be Destroyed; it is not. If your Opponent declares an attack or activates a Card or Effect; You can Change this card’s Battle Position._
_⚪️While this card is in your GY, you can Tribute Monsters from your hand and/or field whose Total ATK/DEF is equal to or more than this card’s total Original ATK/DEF; Special Summon this card._
_Multi-Ritual_
Ritual Spell
_Ritual Summon any number of Ritual Monsters from your Hand and/or Deck. You must also Tribute Non-Effect monsters from your hand, deck, extra deck and/or field who’s Levels equal or exceed the Levels of the Ritual Monsters you Summon. Non-Effect Ritual Monsters you Summon with this card gain the following effects while on the field and in the GY._
_⚪️Gains ATK equal to its Original DEF. This card can attack all monsters your opponent controls once each. If this card attacks a Defense Position monster, inflict Piercing Battle Damage._
_⚪️Gains DEF equal to its original ATK. The first time each turn this card would be Destroyed; it is not. If your Opponent declares an attack or activates a Card or Effect; You can Change this card’s Battle Position._
_⚪️While this card is in your GY, you can Tribute Monsters from your hand and/or field whose Total ATK/DEF is equal to or more than this card’s total Original ATK/DEF; Special Summon this card._
I'm going to be honest, I don't think any meta where any of these cards are viable would be healthy, it would suck to play with or against these
Like, too much protection, too consistent and some arbitrary extra effects thrown in
The first card has tower level protection and basically gives you infinite special summons (cosplaying as a normal summon, sure)
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Here’s the thing though, they require you to run A LOT of Non-Effect monsters (Normals, Fusions and/or Rituals) to make the most out of, so the chance of bricking until you get these cards ready is always present. So I was leaning towards making them all on the strong side, because nobody really runs Non-Effect monsters as the main point of their deck anymore otherwise. Although I can tone them down a smidge, if I can get a sec…
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_Haven of Normality_
Field Spell
_Unaffected by Card Effects while you control a Face-up Non-Effect monster. Non-Effect Monsters you summon while this card is Face-up on the field cannot be Tributed or used as Material for the Summon of a Monster the turn they are summoned, except for the Summon/Set of a Non-Effect Monster. You can Normal Summon/Set up to 3 additional Normal Monsters per turn, in addition to your Normal Summon/Set. You can Normal Summon/Set Normal Monsters without Tributing. You can only use each of the following effects of “Haven of Normality” Once Per Turn. You can Fusion Summon any Number of Non-Effect Fusion Monsters from your Extra Deck, using Monsters from your Hand, Deck, Extra Deck and/or Field as Materials. You can Ritual Summon any number of Non-Effect Ritual Monsters from your Hand, Deck and/or Field. You must also Tribute Effect Monsters from your Hand, Deck, Extra Deck and/or Field whose Levels equal or Exceed the Levels of the Ritual Monsters you Summon._
_Multi-Polymerization_
Quick-Play Spell
_Fusion Summon any number of Fusion Monsters from your Extra Deck, using Non-Effect monsters from your hand, deck, extra Deck and/or field as material. Non-Effect Fusion Monsters you Summon with this card gain the following effects while on the field and in the GY._
_⚪️Gains ATK equal to its Original DEF. If this card attacks a Defense Position monster, inflict Piercing Battle Damage._
_⚪️Gains DEF equal to its original ATK. If your Opponent declares an attack or activates a Card or Effect; You can Change this card’s Battle Position._
_⚪️While this card is in your GY, you can Tribute Monsters from your hand and/or field whose Total ATK/DEF is equal to or more than this card’s total Original ATK/DEF; Special Summon this card._
_Multi-Ritual_
Ritual Spell
_Ritual Summon any number of Ritual Monsters from your Hand and/or Deck. You must also Tribute Non-Effect monsters from your hand, deck, extra deck and/or field who’s Levels equal or exceed the Levels of the Ritual Monsters you Summon. Non-Effect Ritual Monsters you Summon with this card gain the following effects while on the field and in the GY._
_⚪️Gains ATK equal to its Original DEF. If this card attacks a Defense Position monster, inflict Piercing Battle Damage._
_⚪️Gains DEF equal to its original ATK. If your Opponent declares an attack or activates a Card or Effect; You can Change this card’s Battle Position._
_⚪️While this card is in your GY, you can Tribute Monsters from your hand and/or field whose Total ATK/DEF is equal to or more than this card’s total Original ATK/DEF; Special Summon this card._
THERE, I reduced the limitless Normal Summons/Sets in the first card to “Just” 2, and I took off the “attack all monsters” and once per turn destruction immunity effects of the other 2.
I've watched your videos for a while now, and I really enjoy them. I don't know what it is about yugioh, but I can blame them for my card collecting habits nowadays. Seeing all the cool stuff on your store is always a reminder that you can never have too many card sleeves 😂 keep up the good and hope all is well.
I'm glad a new video was available right now cause I was forced awake by my dogs. Also I like the cute little chibi spider 😊
Jinzo was the bane of the schoolyard for me, I was the only one in my friend group without one for the longest time.
There should ba a new bls retrain.
Black luster dragon, envoy of eternity.
Make it have a quick effect that banishes every card on the field by paying 1k life points and then returning itself to the field at end phase. Sort of like zeus.
Make it have a secondary effect that it can attack all monsters on the field. When it attacks it negates the monsters effect and banishes instead of sending to the GY.
Lvl 12 monster. Always dragon and warrior as well as light and darkness.
4000/2500 attack/def
Requieement to SS would be to banish 2 light and darks from GY to SS it from extra deck. Its a fusion and that properly summons it. Regular materials would be 1 light and 1 dark dragon and warrior type lvl 6 or higher monster .
Suggestion for a future video:
I'm currently reading the YuGiOh manga, and when you mentioned Konami designing the counterpart to Jinzo, who had been designed by Takahashi himself, I remembered that he had made Jinzo as a Lvl.7, while making Makos Legendary Fisher as a Lvl.4. Konami made the decision to change both of their levels, like they changed several other cards, some of them coming out much worse, while others came out absolutely broken. Couldn't one or two videos about cards that were better or worse in the TCG than in the manga original be an interesting topic?
Thank you for doing a giveaway, very kind.
Completely unrelated but i think kashtira fenrir genuinely has the best card art in the game. It's just composed so nicely.
ya got some good stuff on their man, glad ya had fun making em, prolly would want the space spider, cause its SPPPAAAAACCCCEEEEE
The card Tsukuyomi is one of my favorite monsters ever! It works well with alot of old school cards like Magician of Faith and Swords of Revealing Light. Just sumnon Tsukuyomi to keep flipping Magician of Faith to add the Swords back after three turns. This basically can simi shut down your opponent's battle phase. If you have Gold Sarcophagus you can choose any card in your deck, remove it from play for two turns and then add that card to your hand. You can keep adding Gold Sarc back from the graveyard after activation since it is a normal spell card.
Also Black Luster Soldier Envoy of the Beginning is my favorite Yu-Gi-Oh card!
The little blue dragon one, and how about a list of cards that could see play if they finally got problem solving card text? Graverobber really needs its effect cleaned up.
Nice to see couple of cards I owned on this list, I used Jinzo exclusively when i played with friends
If i could get the black and grey one,it looks super clean.They all look awesome to be honest.Great video too,really interesting to see these og monsters again.
23:18 Gladiator Beast Dragases is the best GB card and starter for the deck. that card can go +10 including Gyzarus
Hi duel logs! First time commenting on one of your videos (to my knowledge) in the last 3 or so years I have been watching your videos. I have been playing yugioh since I was younger and been playing master duel for around 4 years. The moon card sleeves seem the most detailed and cool imo. Imagine scaring your opponents with a silly spider on the moon when you set 1 and past lol
These videos are so nostalgic.... For both when I played as a child and duel links 😂
It might not be as strong as the entries on this list, but the simple brutality of Amazoness Queen still works in modern Amazon decks. A 2400 ATK beatstick that can't be destroyed by battle, makes your other Amazons also battleproof, and which is easily special summoned a dozen different ways is just plain fun.
Combine that with the modern cards Amazoness Call, which lets it attack all of your opponent's monsters, and Onslaught, which banishes anything an Amazoness battles, and the old girl can still pull her weight. If you fought an Amazoness deck in the last Duelist Cup, that might have been me hunting anyone who couldn't read Queen's one-sentence effect before blowing up their own field.
I play a lot of master duel and duel links because it's what I really have time for and I'm a casual tcg player but I love your videos, it's quality content that is really enjoyable.
The spider playing with the card is the one I liked the most.
There really was something special about the classic era that just draws people back to it.
Also black and white moon pack
Honorable mention shoutout to Sinister Serpent (pre-errata) enabling any discard effect to be efficient.
seeing gladiator beast mentioned makes me so happy. what a damn good deck to play with
love your videos and watching them lately have gotten me back to the game and wanting to start Master Duel haha keep up the goated work!
It's cool to see how different Yugioh was back in the day. Also, I love your videos Duel logs
I couldn’t care less about his errata Makyura deserved coming back just for his sick design
The nice thing about Erratas is it gives us a chance to play otherwise banned cards. That's why I don't like Retrains.... cute cards like Rescue Cat would remain banned forever because their effect is broken. a simple "once per turn" clause or some restriction would be enough, but since Rescue Rabbit was printed, there's no need to fix Rescue Cat and it now remains banned forever.... It's really depressing and that's why I don't like retrains. They were able to nerf Goyo Guardian and Firewall dragon and FINALLY changed "Frog the Jam" to "Slime Toad" to put a pin in those. so I don't see why they can't just errata other broken staples with cool artwork so we can play them. Course the exception being cards like Pot of Greed that are too iconic to errata, BUT I could see it working like the Duel LInks Skill. Jaden has a skill where if he gets an elemental hero in the graveyard on his first turn, he can use Pot of Greed, and one of the rare cards you can get in Rush Duel is Pot of Greed. so they have found legal ways to use those.
Honestly Frog the Jam should never have been changed. A vanilla being searchable in the TCG doesn't affect the game.
@@MarioMastar The problem is that 9 times out of 10, the card is completely unplayable anyway because of the erratum. Sure, you can technically put the cards in your deck, but it's basically just a brick. You can't play those cards outside non-competitive games with your friends, and at that point you can just ignore the banlist anyway.
@@MarioMastarRescue cat would do absolutely nothing if it reverted to its original errata and that's exactly why erratas suck, because original card could've been played. Even if something like Painful Choice truly can never come back it can at least be played in alternative banlist tournaments and serve as part of the game instead of becoming one of the 10000 shit cards no one ever plays
Super cool to see you're now doing giveaways!
I would prefer the grey sleeves with yourself on the moon
Cheers from France !
Whoa didnt even know you had merch. The mystery box does look fire
Awesome video I love looking back on the nostalgic factor of games I love. And I'd likely go with Blood moon because Halloween is on the way 😅
So, how about those once per flip effects?
Honestly, those chibi-looking sleeves are pretty cute, wouldn't mind a set of those
The biggest surprise that in my opinion Should be on this list is: D.D. Crow, The First Hand trap, and to this day fairly decent
Bro your videos are so good to throw up when I'm cooking keep it up
Jinzo's OCG name is - Android - Psycho Shocker. I'm assuming they assume being a psycho is a bad thing.
Love the left side artwork ❤️
Classic Yu-Gi-Oh cards videos
Are really special coming from you