It makes me so sad to see how low of veiws this gets. Keep grinding, I promise you this will make it's way to the greatet Yu-Gi-Oh and will blow up with views
I really like the way you explain everything as if we had never hear of it. Most (if not all) of your viewers are already familiar with Yu-Gi-Oh, but you keep explaining everything that was new at the time as if it were new to us in the present. It's nice to see that, kinda feels like you're evolving with the game
Spell rulers was always a fascinating format for me because I never knew what it was actually like. It was always a mystery to me because not many people ever really talk about it. All I knew was that this was the start of some really extremely powerful cards like painful choice, and I always wanted to know if people knew how powerful the spell cards were or if they just didn't give them a second look.
I started playing in July 2002, when I was 11. Played a lot of playground YuGiOh with Metal Rulers format, a a Blue Eyes deck. The game rules were a little too complex, so most of us played closer to the rules used in Duelist Kingdom since Battle City hadn't aired yet. I pulled Relinquished and Blue Eyes Toon around Christmas, so I took a Pegasus deck to my only tournament that winter.
House Of Adhesive Tape ...I kinda hated this card as a kid, but now it’s probably one of the biggest nostalgia cards for me, due to it being a vivid memory of pulling it so often. Lol Really appreciate these videos and the deck list you piece over, been trying to find more on these first year formats and it gets real cloudy between MRD & LON.
I have vivid memories of always buying packs of Magic Ruler from a gas station my dad stopped at all the time and always being disappointed by what I pulled and, more importantly, weirded out by some monsters like Kotodama.
I'm trying to build a Relinquished deck with cards up until Pharaoh's Servant (so only 2002 cards) but I don't see any decklists from this era, do you have any build suggestions?
@@JanjoZone it was from a guy at my card shop. We were talking about classic Yu-Gi-Oh and he was breaking down the different formats. Tbh he may have made up the term Chaser Format but it does seem fitting regardless.
@@JanjoZone that is possible. Let's be real though it's pretty difficult to quantify this specific period in Yu-Gi-Oh because of how much the power ceiling rose with MRL, and you can't say it's Android Format without Jinzo. I don't feel like you can say it's Critter Format because a standard deck from then would be at a huge disadvantage to someone running things like the Unholy Trinity, Snatch Steal and the other OP Magic cards from that time, plus someone could theoretically be running 3 Chasers instead of the La Jinns.
@@RenegadeGamer89 People had made up names for anything back then whether it was formats, rarities, etc. Chaser format is a cool name though if TP1 was a core set.
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It makes me so sad to see how low of veiws this gets. Keep grinding, I promise you this will make it's way to the greatet Yu-Gi-Oh and will blow up with views
I sure hope so! Thanks for the kind words! Feel free to share it around! Gotta keep grinding for sure!
I really like the way you explain everything as if we had never hear of it. Most (if not all) of your viewers are already familiar with Yu-Gi-Oh, but you keep explaining everything that was new at the time as if it were new to us in the present. It's nice to see that, kinda feels like you're evolving with the game
There's just so much deep info to be shared! That's also why I made a series origin video so people know exactly what Yugioh is!
Spell rulers was always a fascinating format for me because I never knew what it was actually like. It was always a mystery to me because not many people ever really talk about it. All I knew was that this was the start of some really extremely powerful cards like painful choice, and I always wanted to know if people knew how powerful the spell cards were or if they just didn't give them a second look.
It's because the formats go from Critters to Android, which lumps in Spell Ruler, even though obviously SRL wasn't when Jinzo came out.
I started playing in July 2002, when I was 11. Played a lot of playground YuGiOh with Metal Rulers format, a a Blue Eyes deck. The game rules were a little too complex, so most of us played closer to the rules used in Duelist Kingdom since Battle City hadn't aired yet. I pulled Relinquished and Blue Eyes Toon around Christmas, so I took a Pegasus deck to my only tournament that winter.
3:39 nice one
duel masters was renamed to kaiju masters when they tried to bring the card game back in the US
Playing my Relinquished deck around this era was the most fun I have ever had playing Yugioh.
Nice!
I never realized it was "Tyhone #2" and not "Typhoon #2".
Pretty good video dude,the cards Iike from this set are mst,reqliuished,cyber jar,axe of despair,upstart goblin,snatch and steal.
Def have a lot of magic cards still
What's your favorite card in Spell Ruler?
House Of Adhesive Tape ...I kinda hated this card as a kid, but now it’s probably one of the biggest nostalgia cards for me, due to it being a vivid memory of pulling it so often. Lol
Really appreciate these videos and the deck list you piece over, been trying to find more on these first year formats and it gets real cloudy between MRD & LON.
@@rexamai4982 I try and show as much variety in decks as I can because yeah they're hard to come by. I like to put some in my Discord at times too!
@@rexamai4982 I feel that, always remember looking at that card and it sticking out to me for some reason
I don't play ygo anymore but thought this video was good and I liked the minimal editing style. Subbed
Thanks! Hope you enjoy the videos to come!
I have vivid memories of always buying packs of Magic Ruler from a gas station my dad stopped at all the time and always being disappointed by what I pulled and, more importantly, weirded out by some monsters like Kotodama.
Mirror force ?
Favorite set in the game. So nostalgic.
It's a classic!
That intro deserved a like already
Hey thanks!
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I'm trying to build a Relinquished deck with cards up until Pharaoh's Servant (so only 2002 cards) but I don't see any decklists from this era, do you have any build suggestions?
Hmm I don't have any PSV builds, but you could make a Thousand-Eyes Restrict version
@@JanjoZone Is it really worth to add him? Also is Jinzo a must have in such a build?
I heard a term for the Spell Ruler era called Chaser Format.
Do you know where you heard it from? Personally I've never heard it anywhere.
@@JanjoZone it was from a guy at my card shop. We were talking about classic Yu-Gi-Oh and he was breaking down the different formats. Tbh he may have made up the term Chaser Format but it does seem fitting regardless.
@@RenegadeGamer89 I would imagine he was referring to Mechanicalchaser in TP1, which by MRL wasn't the game changing card or anything.
@@JanjoZone that is possible. Let's be real though it's pretty difficult to quantify this specific period in Yu-Gi-Oh because of how much the power ceiling rose with MRL, and you can't say it's Android Format without Jinzo. I don't feel like you can say it's Critter Format because a standard deck from then would be at a huge disadvantage to someone running things like the Unholy Trinity, Snatch Steal and the other OP Magic cards from that time, plus someone could theoretically be running 3 Chasers instead of the La Jinns.
@@RenegadeGamer89 People had made up names for anything back then whether it was formats, rarities, etc. Chaser format is a cool name though if TP1 was a core set.
First like! 👍