Fun fact to those who haven't kept up with the anime. In Yugioh VRains, which began around 2018-2019, the main villain of the first season is hyped up to have an amazingly powerul card that can wipe the field and the characters spend multiple duels being cautious and figuring out what it is, and they find out that god-tier card is... Mirror Force.
@@removebeforeflightgamingth9923 the 'joke' is that link monsters don't HAVE a defense position and so have no native way to 'play around' it. never mind that by that time the TCG had evolved beyond using TRAP CARDS natively thanks to the speed of the game devolving cards into 'turn 1/turn 2' cards.
I remember sitting through a lot of the first season of VRAINS thinking “they could just win with Mirror Force,” so I popped off when the villain actually used Mirror Force
I actually thought it was pretty cool they did that, not everything has to exist for the sake of the real competitive game, although they probably did it to hype the Mirror Force support they made that time.
Honestly, I'm surprised Obelisk made this list over Machina Citadel and Starving Venom. Citadel when combined with either Super Dora or Infinitrack Goliath makes it a one-side board wipe. And then Starving Venom though being a more conditional Dark Hole, is still a Super Poly target meaning it's a layer of protection on top of interruption that can't be responded to.
Or you can just take Darklord Zerato which only costs one Dark monster from the hand and can be brought out much easier. Or just The first Darklord which is a one sided field wipe on summon. Obelisk prob just won because of popularity, just like some other cards on the list
Did Citadel see any competitive play? Obelisk was really good in the Ruler format. Also, I think Starving is more of a Dark Hole-like effect. Edit: Dark Hole itself made it in this list. Yeah, I feel like Starving should make it in this list.
Before acid reprint, I use interdimensional matter transporter for absolute zero because of the fraction transporter can remove absolute to proc its effect. But also act as a form of protection for some monsters when they need a quick escape since it caught people off guard
13:08 Agreed: In a Timelord deck, Dark Hole is useful because Timelords are unaffected and if there is a trapped, negated Timelord on my side, which essentially blocks another summon, Dark Hole can get rid of that so that I can summon a new TImelord.
Heya Mr. Logs from the TheDuelLogs channel, could you make a top 10 list of archetypes that have effects that "break the rules" of the game because they have card text that says they can i.e ones like Zoodiacs Xyz summoning with only one monster, Ursarctics synchroing by subtracting instead of adding levels and Blackwings synchroing with materials in the GY, Drytrons ritual summoning based on atk instead of levels, Madolches shuffling themselves back into the deck instead of going to the GY, True Dracos tribute summoning with continuous spells & traps instead of monsters etc. I think that'd be an interesting video since we get to see the history of Konami introducing new mechanics to keep the game fresh and insteresting.
@@Tracker-qn9eb That would be "Zero" from the series "Grimoire of Zero" and its successor series "Dawn of the Witch" Not sure if her eating a burg is fanart or actually from "Dawn of the Witch", but they're both worth the watch.
Honestly, aside from a minor technical difference, "Metaphys Daedalus" is also a fantastic Raigeki-like card. Sure, it doesnt destroy but banishes which can be even worse from match to match
I’m also surprised our boy Evilswarm Exciton Knight is not mentioned. He has seen a lot of competitive play for a time until he got banned. Exciton Knight was pretty much your standard rank 4 toolbox a lot of people would have back then. Like Castel, etc.
With “umi” and sea stealth attack you can turn elemental hero absolute zero into a raigeki every turn. I’ve messed around with it in master duel as a troll deck. It’s hilarious but not too competitive yet bc it’s just too hard to setup quickly. Even with 3x warrior of Atlantis and 3x legendary ocean and 3x ssa, you’d still need poly, a hero and a water card. Might be more viable when the new sea stealth support comes to the tgc in the future.
I really enjoy these videos. However, the background effect for the Number 1 spot is very rough on the eyes. I understand the theming, but if possible, it might be better to tone down the bright flashing backgrounds in your videos. Thank you for the content, Duellogs and editors!
Id say The First Darklord is a good one, easy set up with necro fusion with morning star and then wipe your oppenents field, not to mention a great effect come your next turn
WATER Heroes are a really fun deck to play. Bubbleman, Liquid, and Tin Goldfish gave you plenty of materials for Zero, while also giving access to things like Abyss Dweller or Bahamut (and Toad).
I personally believe Machina could be in Obelisk’s or Mirror force’s place. Obelisk requires to tribute 2 monsters and locks you from attacking with it that turn, where citadel destroys a monster of your choice (potentially helping you to special summon citadel from the grave of there’s another one there) but also doesn’t restrict you from attacking. Mirror force only destroys attack position monsters meaning that it’s not rocket science to switch your monsters in defense position to secure them as well as having to be activated during the battle phase making it even more situational comparing it to citadel’s quick effect that can be used at any time.
It is important to point out that Mirrorjade only activate its raigeki-like effect when it is fusion summoned, and this will be relevant as Despia deck would banish their own Mirrorjade and bring it back with Ad Libitum in order to get a second banish in the same turn
Which is crazy to me since they put a once per other turn restriction on the effect, just to keep it soft and let ad lib do that nonsense lol. Def feels intentional tho
A fun trivia, at the Bolivia nationals, there were no maindecked copies of raigeki, both were in the sideboard. Harpie's Feather Duster had 3 copies present, 2 maindecked and 1 sideboarded. Chainge of Heart had 2 copies mainboard and none in the side, and Monster Reborn had a single maindecked copy, none in the side, and it was in the deck that won the whole event. Of the old school "staples", Foolish Burial had the most copies present, 4, all mainboarded.
Question: What made you pick Absolute Zero over Evil HERO Malicious Bane, since Bane can destroy all your opponent's monsters with lower ATK once per turn, and can't be destroyed? Not disagreeing (or agreeing), just curious.
I think the main reason is that absolute zero's effect triggers no matter how it leaves the field (unless sent back into the extra deck), which means most forms of removals and even your own card effects can trigger the nuke (which also means you can trigger it actively during your opponent's turn), and also, given the pace of the current metagame, you don't usually need a second nuke to establish a strong enough board presence to win, so Malicious Bane's once per turn is not highly necessary.
I knew Lightning Storm would be here, but kind of thought we might see Aslla Piscu or Judgment Dragon as well because of the former's FTK potential and the latter's ability to nuke the field over and over again if you have LP to spare.
Judgement has no protection and is harder to summon. Piscu isn't on here probably because of the difficulty in set up but is way easier to summon and does burn damage.
My personal fav way to make use of Torrential Tribute is to combo it with Torrential Reborn... not only do you resummon your water monsters but it comes with bonus damage.
I feel like Fire King High Avatar Garunix deserves a mention. It's a level 8 fire/winged beast effect monster with 1700 ATK and 1700 DEF, with the effect that if it's destroyed by a card effect, special summon it from the graveyard in the next standby phase and when you do destroy all other monsters on the field. When it's destroyed by battle, you can special summon one Fire King monster from your deck excpept High Avatar Garunix
Minor correction, it has 2700 attack (I'm assuming it was a typo lmao). And has archetypal ways of destroying itself via card effect. Circle of the Fire Kings is a quick play spell card that allows you to destroy one fire monster you control and special summon one fire monster from the graveyard. Also Onslought of the Fire Kings allows you to special summon any Fire King monster from your deck if you have no monsters but it is destroyed during the end phase. Another thing to note is that if you managed to get a second Fire King High Avatar Garunix on the field during the same turn that the one summoned via onslaught was still there before being destroyed you would make an infinite loop unless one was banished or destroyed by battle. On top of other fire kings being able to destroy other cards you control or in your hand or via the same effect as onslaught but instead when it is sent to the gv this effect is easy to do without cooperation from your opponent.
Mirrorjade and Despia Proskenion is pretty much my win condition with MirrorJade's effect to banish problematic boss monsters and field wipe and Proskenion's banishing, revival and burn effect by turn 3 you should be able to OTK no problem especially if you use Despia Dramaturge as fusion material for Proskenion you have a full lock down on the field with OTK.
Honestly, hearing that Obelisk saw competitive play bc of Dragon Rulers makes me still think about actual Egyptian God support (I still really love the design and feel so I still cope for getting it someday)
It exists tho? And it's... serviceable. It's a long shot away from being meta, but Egyptian Gods are definitely playable at least. Soul Crossing is a disgustingly strong card. Same goes for the Slifer-themed board wipe as well as the Ra support spell. And, of course, Ra Sphere Mode is simply amazing at breaking boards.
I always think albaz strike is like the best released structure deck so far because of the staples, new monsters, lore, and the gorgeous tokens they bring.
Best cards that revolve around helping normal summon monsters, or best cards that prefer to be normal summoned (like Breaker the magical warrior). Also, an idea for such a support card: _Normal Summon Cascade_ Quick Play Spell _Once per turn you may banish at least one monster you own with a level in your hand or field; until the end phase of your next turn you may conduct three additional normal or tribute summons per turn of monsters with the same level, type and attribute as that monster(s) you banished. When you activate this set card, this cards effects cannot be negated, and you gain LP equal to the combined levels of monsters you normal or tribute summon X500 until the end phase of your next turn. Monsters you normal or tribute summon after the activation of this card cannot be used as material to summon extra deck monsters until the end phase of your next turn, and until the end phase of your next turn your opponents cards are unaffected by their card effects._
I feel Judgment Dragon should have been on this list over Obelisk just on the basis that it's not a once per turn, it only costs 1000 LP to use his effect, and wipes out everything
Then again, what makes Protos better than Raigeki is the floodgate effect, not the Raigeki, so there's a debate to be had. However, it seems that TheDuelLogs draws the line at also destroying backrow, especially considering they've already made a video on field wipes.
It isn't like Raigeki in that it nukes the whole field instead of just monsters. It does require 4 different Lightsworns in gy to summon; mill top 4 cards of your deck, has no self-protection and only 3000 atk with 2600 def. Far easier to beat with both card effects and battle while being harder to summon. Paying more than 2000 lp can be detrimental as well. It is far more powerful an effect at the cost of protection and summoning: no protection and can only be special summon and with specific cards.
@@Prince_Eva_Huepow yeah, except JD can be summoned a lot easier than Obelisk, and can wipe out Obelisk since it does not target. It's a vastly superior card and you know it
@@alonsoarana5307 Equal power at most since some can just attack over it and Lightsworns excell at self-milling. Too bad you nuke yourself while you're at it in return for 1000 less damage than God. At least God can be tribute summoned and can't be targeted unlike JD who can only be special summoned and is defenseless. Paraphrasing what DL said, it becomes less useful the more of your resources you commit to your field. If you could play both, preferably not together, you'd be set to win.
for obelisk you could use lair of darkness so you can tribute 1 of your monsters and 1 of your opponent's to activate its effect, costing only 4 cards to summon it and activate its effect and also summoning defenses when your turn ends
I'm fairly surprised a card like AA-Zeus didn't make the list. It wipes out all monsters and backrow, can use its effect multiple times, even in the same chain, and isn't too hard to bring out in any XYZ deck.
Thunderclap Skywolf definitely should have been on this list. If you use it as the main boss monster in a deck along with Thunder Seahorse to search Batteryman Solar which, on normal summon, can send skywolf to the GY, you can easily setup multiple raigeki effects for your opponent's turn. The cool thing about Skywolf is that its effect is arguably easier to activate than Torrential or Mirror Force given that its only requirement is being summoned from the GY. Several trap cards can bring your monsters back like Back to The Front, Call of The Haunted, and Oasis of Dragon Souls. It has a myriad of other supporting cards as well. Unlike Torrential or Mirror Force, Skywolf doesn't suffer from backrow removal that will stop you activating the effect as you can just chain your trap cards to bring back skywolf and still activate the raigeki effect on resolution. Skywolf decks (at least the one I play) are hyper consistent. Because you don't special summon on your first turn but your opponent's turn, you're able to get to your setup cards like Batteryman Solar and revival trap cards with other cards like Thunder Seahorse, Card of Demise, or any good "Pot" cards except Desires. Also, the drawback of Demise is actually a benefit for Skywolf decks because you need it in your GY to interrupt your opponent. Now, the drawback of Skywolf's effect and probably the reason that you didn't include it in the list is because it specifies "Face up monsters". But I think that drawback is less bad than potentially destroying your own monsters as well like how Dark Hole and Torrential Tribute can. The fact that it doesn't destroy your own monsters is even more valuable because of how Skywolf interacts with Batteryman Solar. Because Batteryman Solar will summon a thunder token whenever a thunder monster is summoned, you can start your plays with Batteryman, send Skywolf, pass turn, summon Skywolf, get the token, wipe your opponent's board, and probably have two thunder monsters when you start your turn because you've interrupted your opponent so much. Even if you don't have two, you can probably get another normal summon on the board via the plethora of draw spells at your disposal or the overpowered effect of Thunder Seahorse which searches not one, but two of a monster from the deck. If you have two thunder monsters and you've run out of revival traps or have dead cards in hand, you can use those two monsters to link into Some Summer Summoner which has an effect that allows you to, on your opponent's turn, discard one card to special summon a thunder monster from your GY to a monster zone it points to. Alternatively, if you start your turn with Skywolf on the field and need to get rid of it, you can link it and two other monsters into Soldier of Chaos and gain its additional effect which gives it Towers-like protection. By the time you get to Soldier of Chaos you've probably drained your opponent of resources to deal with such a threat which makes it a great way to close out the game. There are some obvious counters to Skywolf, though. If your opponent targets Skywolf with Called By The Grave and its effect resolves, you might lose the duel. This is why you play cards like Solemn Judgment, Dark Bribe, and Imperial Iron Wall (the most important). There's a trap card I like to tech in sometimes called Thunder Dragon Discharge which is a part of the Thunder Dragon archetype that prevents your Thunder Monster's effect from being negated. However, it doesn't prevent your revival traps from being negated and drawing multiple is really bad. TheDuelLogs, please play Thunderclap Turbo on stream. You would love it. TY.
I'd personally reduce lighting storm a few spots, just cause it sucks if you go first, or sucks if you draw it after you have a board built up, it is powerful, but most of the time in my experience at least it has a decently large chance of being a brick. In addition its board wipe is worse than the next few slots, since its only face up attack monsters, which makes it pretty easy to play around. good list as usual though.
Good video as always. But if I could make a request please use the background you used for Lightning Storm again. There was so much flashing that I had to scroll down and just listen to the audio.
Im gonna guess ZEUS will be here. Pretty cool card, been the Accescode Talker for XYZ monsters (An accesible generic monster rlly good for Link Monsters)
I would be interested in a "top 10 generically good cards" series. I'm thinking about cards like "alpha, the master of beasts", "fairy tail - luna" or "aleister" which can be played in any deck and are good by themselves.
I love Lightning Storms design as well. It is the lightning bolt like Raigeki, but in a sweeping motion as it destroys the ground, kind of mirroring Harpie's Feather Duster.
What I love about that deck too is that it can go into Red Eyes Dark Dragoon very easily you would just have to be willing to splash Dark Magician and Magician Souls into it and the deck can take advantage of both cards very well.
Another Good card with a Raigeki like effect could be "Gandora X: The Dragon of Demolition" Who is a level 8 Dark Dragon Monster with the effect of destroy all other monsters on the field and inflict burn damage to your opponent equal to the Hightest attack of a Monster destroyed by this effect and also gains attack equal to the damage inflicted by this effect with the only downside being that if you used it's effect your Life points are halfed at the end of the turn, and It was so good that It was banned for a while.
That is OCG Effect which is much more stronger than TCG one In TCG Gandora X inflict Dmg to you Opp euqual to the moster which have Hightest ORIGINAL attack(max is 5000) and to summon a monster with that much Original Attack will require a lot of resources and will often be difficult So in TCG you can use 3 copy of it but People still rarely use it
I mean Malicious Bane is easily summoned if you run 1 adusted 1 dark calling and run Nibiru/or some side deck Kaiju or some level 5+ support. Can clear boards and can increase atk by the effect and can’t be destroyed by battle or card effects.
I’m so sad that the most underrated Raigeki like card wasn’t on this list. “Gingerbread House” an absolute beast when it comes to dealing with decks that special summon a lot of 1900 ATK + monsters, it also heals you as a cherry on top effect after destroying monsters. Duel logs please check out the card “Gingerbread House” this card deserve more recognition.🙏🏻
I thought that that Levia-Dragon would make this list. It has the effect that if you remove umi from your field you have a dark hole effect, but it doesn't remove Levia-Dragon. You can do it as much as possible and a lot of cards name them selfs umi. You can do it as many times as you want as well. I guess it probably wasn't used in competitive for whatever reason.
Actually, I kinda like Cyber Eltanin. By banishing all Light Machine Monsters, it *sends* all monsters on the oponents side of the field to the GY on summon. And it can be searched by Cyber Emergency.
honestly starving venom dragon should have at least had a shoutout, he is widely use with super poly and his raigeki effect does come up every once in awhile
I still hate seeing Lightning Storm in my hand a lot of the time. As soon as you have anything face up, Lightning Storm becomes a brick. No telling how duels I've lost because I needed Raigeki or Feather Duster but got Lightning Storm.
Lightning Storm is WAY overrated. Sure it's great situationally if you happen to draw it going second. However, I wonder on the statistics of just how many players have lost duels because of having Lightning Storm over Raigeki, because it's "meta". What I mean is, if you aren't drawing it in that turn two situation, it is SO very easy to be stuck with a face up card somewhere and then be completely screwed because you couldn't clear your opponent's board.
Idk if it would really count as a "best" raigeki effect but I'm a little surprised to see no mention of Aslla Piscu. Granted they nerfed him with his very first errata but considering he nukes face up monsters and burns, I would've thought he might've been mentioned. Ignoring, of course, the fact that earthbounds don't really see play due to their rather glaring weaknesses. :(
I know earth machines are nowhere near top tier but man it’s sad not to see Machina Citadel on this list, even as an honorable mention. It has such an abusable and easily-recyclable Raigeki-like effect on top of providing a fat body and easy recursion. Any time I’ve managed to overcome a top tier deck with my earth machines, Citadel was always a critical piece of clearing my opponent’s board or getting combos going along with Anger Knuckle during my opponent’s turn, on top of the fact that it’s another easily accessible rank 10 piece for your BIG TANK TRAINS
In Master Duel, earth machine is pretty good since VFD is still viable, and infinitrack can turbo it out very easily and spam its effect thanks to Goliath fodder.
I have some list suggestions of you don't mind: Best Story cards part 2 Top 10 cards that show other cards Top 10 cards that aren't in Master Duel Top 10 stall cards. Top 10 generic pendulum cards. Top 10 "trap" cards. (Cards that seem good at first glance but aren't really that good.) Top 10 parody cards. (Like how Weed Out parodies Return from the Different Dimension.) Top 10 special conditions in the games. More Rescue Rabbit, please.
I use Torrential Tribute for my Rikka deck in Master Duel and IRL. And to help prevent my opponent from destroying TT I use 3 Starlight Roads in my deck to make sure they don't board wipe my back row. Honestly, I'm glad Fury of Kairyu-Shin exists. Because back then, TT was the bane of my existence. And I'm just glad now, I can use it against someone else for a change.
idk if this counts but i love having citidel whos essentially a rygeki, though his effect is tied to destroying a machine with high atk to destroy all lower atk, though when hes 3k and can pop himself thats most monsters
Hey! Why isnt Supreme King Dragon Clear Wing not on your list!? I know that it can only destroy face up monsters..but it can still destroy a monster face down then deal dmg equal to its atk
Video idea (since I don't think I've seen this one yet) "Top 10 Equipment Creatures." They don't have to be Union cards but I wouldn't be surprised if Mechina GearFrame was on the list. This would be different from the absorb effect with Relinquish & Plasma because those take the opponent's monsters. I'm thinking of equipping your own monsters. Cyberdark cards that used to grab Hunter Dragon & 5 Headed Dragon from the grave. (I used Rainbow Dark Dragon with Foolish, B. myself.) Red-Eyes Black Dragon Sword. The little dragon's for Buster Blader. Dragunity cards. Monsters that usually performed better attachment to another card than solely just themselves.
@TheDuelLogs you made a mistake when you were talking about level 8 synchros in the Elemental HERO Absolute Zero segment. Goyo Guardian is a level 6, not 8. I don't know if you caught that in editing, but I thought I'd mention it in case you didn't notice.
Top 10 "Umi" support cards. Top 10 Field Spells that only support specific kinds of monsters Top 10 Fusion monsters with specific named materials Top 10 Number monsters Top 10 generic negates Top 10 monsters with no on-field effects (like Eldlich) Top 10 monsters you want to normal summon. Top 10 Fairys (because Agents are my favorite archetype due to Lost Sanctuary OG being my first Deck Top 10 "Cyber Dragon"-like effects (SS themselves on an empty field.) Top 10 1 tribute monsters to Normal Summon Top 10 2 tribute monsters to Normal Summon Top 10 Normal monster support Top 10 Utopia cards or support Top 10 cards based of Protagonist cards Top 10 generic Dragon support Top 10 Fusions that require at least 3 materials (separate lists for Synchro, Xyz, and Link) Top 10 cards with self-destruction effects (doesn't really have to depend on its destruction, just have to be able to destroy themselves Top 10 Dragons with 3000 ATK exactly
Nice one. Tho I still do feel you could argue raigeki is better than the top 2. Lighting storm is honestly only useful against backrow decks. Combo decks almost always put their monsters in defense position unless they are playing a link monster on their end board. So generally speaking raigeki to me way is way better over lightning storm since even if it doesn't destroy all their monsters it will at least force out a negate.
You mentioned something about 2020. So was that when they changed cards with "When this card leave the field" to only work when the card is sent to the hand/gy/banish? Edit: Oh yeah looked it up. I was baffled when some effects don't work after I send cards back to the main deck.
Personally I see Lightning Storm as over ratted and not just slightly. Then again having a restriction of no face up cards is why I see it as infuriating.
@@aleks_moldi right. but its over rated because it being in your go 2nd hand is 100% luck based and not at all reliable. Its copies of other versatile cards in those slots that would be better. My way of seeing it. I mean my luck with it is terrible,.
can you do a top ten cards released by year? as someone getting back into the game I'd love seeing like the ten best cards released in the years I played as a kid but also the years I didn't like i got no clue what the ten best cards made in 2017 are but I'm curious
What about these cards: 1) Gilford the Lightning: This Monster is Tribute Summon by Tributing 3 Monsters and if that happens it destroys all Monsters on the opponent's field 2) Special Hurricane: It activates by discarding a Card and it destroys all Monsters on the field that was Special Summoned 3) Torrential Tribute: When a Monster(s) is Summoned: Destroy all Monsters on the field 4) Dark Burning Attack: If you control Dark Magician Girl: Destroy all face up Monsters your opponent controls
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Fun fact to those who haven't kept up with the anime. In Yugioh VRains, which began around 2018-2019, the main villain of the first season is hyped up to have an amazingly powerul card that can wipe the field and the characters spend multiple duels being cautious and figuring out what it is, and they find out that god-tier card is... Mirror Force.
Haha is this a joke
@@removebeforeflightgamingth9923 the 'joke' is that link monsters don't HAVE a defense position and so have no native way to 'play around' it. never mind that by that time the TCG had evolved beyond using TRAP CARDS natively thanks to the speed of the game devolving cards into 'turn 1/turn 2' cards.
I remember sitting through a lot of the first season of VRAINS thinking “they could just win with Mirror Force,” so I popped off when the villain actually used Mirror Force
I actually thought it was pretty cool they did that, not everything has to exist for the sake of the real competitive game, although they probably did it to hype the Mirror Force support they made that time.
Love that episode lol.
0:35 "can't be Normal Summoned"
Correct. You have to sell your soul first before you summon that guy
@Timurok Primal only in the anime
Well, Kaiba sacrificing God for his waifu
An easy trade for a OTK!
Totally not worth it in 2023 seeing how he's so underpowered in today's game even at the rogue tier level
Incorrect, you have to send all cards in your hand, deck and extra deck to the graveyard and pay the rest of your life point to summon him
Top 10 Duellogs Quote:
- Win games on its own
- But in Duel Links
- Might surprise you that X actually saw competitive play
And "there is this card called fist of the unrivaled tenyi"
Honestly, I'm surprised Obelisk made this list over Machina Citadel and Starving Venom. Citadel when combined with either Super Dora or Infinitrack Goliath makes it a one-side board wipe. And then Starving Venom though being a more conditional Dark Hole, is still a Super Poly target meaning it's a layer of protection on top of interruption that can't be responded to.
Or you can just take Darklord Zerato which only costs one Dark monster from the hand and can be brought out much easier.
Or just The first Darklord which is a one sided field wipe on summon.
Obelisk prob just won because of popularity, just like some other cards on the list
Did Citadel see any competitive play?
Obelisk was really good in the Ruler format.
Also, I think Starving is more of a Dark Hole-like effect.
Edit: Dark Hole itself made it in this list. Yeah, I feel like Starving should make it in this list.
@@zad_rasera I think some Earth machine variants use citadel to varying degrees of success
Kaiba paid TDL to include him.
Thing is, your have to make your bigger xyz monsters and then attach a Goliath to them so that they don't get destroyed at all
Before acid reprint, I use interdimensional matter transporter for absolute zero because of the fraction transporter can remove absolute to proc its effect. But also act as a form of protection for some monsters when they need a quick escape since it caught people off guard
There's also the fact that interdimensional matter transporter can allow absolute zero to clear the opponents field twice if it's removed again later
13:08 Agreed: In a Timelord deck, Dark Hole is useful because Timelords are unaffected and if there is a trapped, negated Timelord on my side, which essentially blocks another summon, Dark Hole can get rid of that so that I can summon a new TImelord.
If it's negated, it loses *all* protection, so you can simply crash it or have the opponent kill it by battle...
Heya Mr. Logs from the TheDuelLogs channel, could you make a top 10 list of archetypes that have effects that "break the rules" of the game because they have card text that says they can i.e ones like Zoodiacs Xyz summoning with only one monster, Ursarctics synchroing by subtracting instead of adding levels and Blackwings synchroing with materials in the GY, Drytrons ritual summoning based on atk instead of levels, Madolches shuffling themselves back into the deck instead of going to the GY, True Dracos tribute summoning with continuous spells & traps instead of monsters etc.
I think that'd be an interesting video since we get to see the history of Konami introducing new mechanics to keep the game fresh and insteresting.
sauce to pfp?
@@Tracker-qn9eb That would be "Zero" from the series "Grimoire of Zero" and its successor series "Dawn of the Witch"
Not sure if her eating a burg is fanart or actually from "Dawn of the Witch", but they're both worth the watch.
@@halodragonmaster I think they changed it lol, Ty though
Honestly, aside from a minor technical difference, "Metaphys Daedalus" is also a fantastic Raigeki-like card. Sure, it doesnt destroy but banishes which can be even worse from match to match
Banish is 10 times better than destroy so idt it should count as a raigeki card
@@abc-qv1kc I mean it's better than raigeki it's basically a raigeki and Marco cosmos combo
@@shadowfan115 Yeah. It's a lot better than Raigeki, so it shouldn't be on a list of Raigeki-like effects lol.
It's limited to special summons so it's gonna do nothing to tributes
@@shadowfan115 Raigeki + Macro still destroy by card effect, meh
Best or worst back row wipe cards (like Heavy Storm or Harpie's feather duster)
Best heavy storm like a E HERO Storm Neos
he already made the worst one, the best one is definitely lightning storm too
Lightning Storm and Prank Kids when he makes that vid: “did you miss us?”
Straight Flush 😂😂😂
HFD is an amazing back field wipe
I’m also surprised our boy Evilswarm Exciton Knight is not mentioned. He has seen a lot of competitive play for a time until he got banned. Exciton Knight was pretty much your standard rank 4 toolbox a lot of people would have back then. Like Castel, etc.
With “umi” and sea stealth attack you can turn elemental hero absolute zero into a raigeki every turn.
I’ve messed around with it in master duel as a troll deck. It’s hilarious but not too competitive yet bc it’s just too hard to setup quickly. Even with 3x warrior of Atlantis and 3x legendary ocean and 3x ssa, you’d still need poly, a hero and a water card. Might be more viable when the new sea stealth support comes to the tgc in the future.
I really enjoy these videos. However, the background effect for the Number 1 spot is very rough on the eyes. I understand the theming, but if possible, it might be better to tone down the bright flashing backgrounds in your videos. Thank you for the content, Duellogs and editors!
i agree as well, also wanted to comment this
Agreed. It's bad enough to warrant a seizure warning. A much slower version would've been better.
Id say The First Darklord is a good one, easy set up with necro fusion with morning star and then wipe your oppenents field, not to mention a great effect come your next turn
WATER Heroes are a really fun deck to play. Bubbleman, Liquid, and Tin Goldfish gave you plenty of materials for Zero, while also giving access to things like Abyss Dweller or Bahamut (and Toad).
Man I was thinking about it has been 5 days since you uploaded and after a minute you upload ..... thanks man ♥️♥️
Shoutout/Honorable mention to Starving Venom Fusion Dragon, only destroys special summoned monsters, but thats pretty much everything nowadays.
I personally believe Machina could be in Obelisk’s or Mirror force’s place. Obelisk requires to tribute 2 monsters and locks you from attacking with it that turn, where citadel destroys a monster of your choice (potentially helping you to special summon citadel from the grave of there’s another one there) but also doesn’t restrict you from attacking. Mirror force only destroys attack position monsters meaning that it’s not rocket science to switch your monsters in defense position to secure them as well as having to be activated during the battle phase making it even more situational comparing it to citadel’s quick effect that can be used at any time.
It is important to point out that Mirrorjade only activate its raigeki-like effect when it is fusion summoned, and this will be relevant as Despia deck would banish their own Mirrorjade and bring it back with Ad Libitum in order to get a second banish in the same turn
Which is crazy to me since they put a once per other turn restriction on the effect, just to keep it soft and let ad lib do that nonsense lol. Def feels intentional tho
A fun trivia, at the Bolivia nationals, there were no maindecked copies of raigeki, both were in the sideboard. Harpie's Feather Duster had 3 copies present, 2 maindecked and 1 sideboarded. Chainge of Heart had 2 copies mainboard and none in the side, and Monster Reborn had a single maindecked copy, none in the side, and it was in the deck that won the whole event. Of the old school "staples", Foolish Burial had the most copies present, 4, all mainboarded.
Holy shit I was so happy to hear you talk about the Absolute Zero+Mask Change+Masked Hero Acid combo, I love pulling that combo off on Master Duel
Question: What made you pick Absolute Zero over Evil HERO Malicious Bane, since Bane can destroy all your opponent's monsters with lower ATK once per turn, and can't be destroyed? Not disagreeing (or agreeing), just curious.
I think the main reason is that absolute zero's effect triggers no matter how it leaves the field (unless sent back into the extra deck), which means most forms of removals and even your own card effects can trigger the nuke (which also means you can trigger it actively during your opponent's turn), and also, given the pace of the current metagame, you don't usually need a second nuke to establish a strong enough board presence to win, so Malicious Bane's once per turn is not highly necessary.
Also, a fun thing. Mask Change Absolute Zero into Masked Hero Acid for a true Board Wipe
Zeus is far better.
@@benschwab8093 I mean sure I guess but that's not really relevant?
Love the channel. I've learned so much from these videos and it's helped me a lot in master duel. Keep up the great work 👍
I just realized that Torrential Tribute is the same artwork as Raigeki, just water instead of lightning.
I knew Lightning Storm would be here, but kind of thought we might see Aslla Piscu or Judgment Dragon as well because of the former's FTK potential and the latter's ability to nuke the field over and over again if you have LP to spare.
Judgement has no protection and is harder to summon. Piscu isn't on here probably because of the difficulty in set up but is way easier to summon and does burn damage.
Dark Hole definitely special summons from the deck if used in Kozmos 😂
Machina Citadel and Topologic bomber dragon would also quality most of the time
My personal fav way to make use of Torrential Tribute is to combo it with Torrential Reborn... not only do you resummon your water monsters but it comes with bonus damage.
I feel like Fire King High Avatar Garunix deserves a mention. It's a level 8 fire/winged beast effect monster with 1700 ATK and 1700 DEF, with the effect that if it's destroyed by a card effect, special summon it from the graveyard in the next standby phase and when you do destroy all other monsters on the field. When it's destroyed by battle, you can special summon one Fire King monster from your deck excpept High Avatar Garunix
Minor correction, it has 2700 attack (I'm assuming it was a typo lmao). And has archetypal ways of destroying itself via card effect. Circle of the Fire Kings is a quick play spell card that allows you to destroy one fire monster you control and special summon one fire monster from the graveyard. Also Onslought of the Fire Kings allows you to special summon any Fire King monster from your deck if you have no monsters but it is destroyed during the end phase. Another thing to note is that if you managed to get a second Fire King High Avatar Garunix on the field during the same turn that the one summoned via onslaught was still there before being destroyed you would make an infinite loop unless one was banished or destroyed by battle. On top of other fire kings being able to destroy other cards you control or in your hand or via the same effect as onslaught but instead when it is sent to the gv this effect is easy to do without cooperation from your opponent.
Mirrorjade and Despia Proskenion is pretty much my win condition with MirrorJade's effect to banish problematic boss monsters and field wipe and Proskenion's banishing, revival and burn effect by turn 3 you should be able to OTK no problem especially if you use Despia Dramaturge as fusion material for Proskenion you have a full lock down on the field with OTK.
Honestly, hearing that Obelisk saw competitive play bc of Dragon Rulers makes me still think about actual Egyptian God support (I still really love the design and feel so I still cope for getting it someday)
It exists tho? And it's... serviceable.
It's a long shot away from being meta, but Egyptian Gods are definitely playable at least.
Soul Crossing is a disgustingly strong card. Same goes for the Slifer-themed board wipe as well as the Ra support spell.
And, of course, Ra Sphere Mode is simply amazing at breaking boards.
@@skeletonwar4445 my mistake, I do forget everything besides Ra Sphere Mode exists
Nice quality video as always. However, the background effects during the lightning storm segment made it really hard to watch at that point.
Noted. I'll pass that onto my editors to cut the brightness on that one if used again
I always think albaz strike is like the best released structure deck so far because of the staples, new monsters, lore, and the gorgeous tokens they bring.
It's definitely the best Structure Deck since Shaddolls and Salamangreats.
@@skeletonwar4445 yeah about shaddolls, they're so rare that the one seller priced it at almost $100 lul
Best cards that revolve around helping normal summon monsters, or best cards that prefer to be normal summoned (like Breaker the magical warrior).
Also, an idea for such a support card:
_Normal Summon Cascade_
Quick Play Spell
_Once per turn you may banish at least one monster you own with a level in your hand or field; until the end phase of your next turn you may conduct three additional normal or tribute summons per turn of monsters with the same level, type and attribute as that monster(s) you banished. When you activate this set card, this cards effects cannot be negated, and you gain LP equal to the combined levels of monsters you normal or tribute summon X500 until the end phase of your next turn. Monsters you normal or tribute summon after the activation of this card cannot be used as material to summon extra deck monsters until the end phase of your next turn, and until the end phase of your next turn your opponents cards are unaffected by their card effects._
I feel Judgment Dragon should have been on this list over Obelisk just on the basis that it's not a once per turn, it only costs 1000 LP to use his effect, and wipes out everything
Full board wipes aren't exactly Raigeki-like, though.
Then again, what makes Protos better than Raigeki is the floodgate effect, not the Raigeki, so there's a debate to be had.
However, it seems that TheDuelLogs draws the line at also destroying backrow, especially considering they've already made a video on field wipes.
It isn't like Raigeki in that it nukes the whole field instead of just monsters. It does require 4 different Lightsworns in gy to summon; mill top 4 cards of your deck, has no self-protection and only 3000 atk with 2600 def. Far easier to beat with both card effects and battle while being harder to summon. Paying more than 2000 lp can be detrimental as well.
It is far more powerful an effect at the cost of protection and summoning: no protection and can only be special summon and with specific cards.
@@Prince_Eva_Huepow yeah, except JD can be summoned a lot easier than Obelisk, and can wipe out Obelisk since it does not target. It's a vastly superior card and you know it
@@alonsoarana5307 Equal power at most since some can just attack over it and Lightsworns excell at self-milling. Too bad you nuke yourself while you're at it in return for 1000 less damage than God. At least God can be tribute summoned and can't be targeted unlike JD who can only be special summoned and is defenseless. Paraphrasing what DL said, it becomes less useful the more of your resources you commit to your field. If you could play both, preferably not together, you'd be set to win.
for obelisk you could use lair of darkness so you can tribute 1 of your monsters and 1 of your opponent's to activate its effect, costing only 4 cards to summon it and activate its effect and also summoning defenses when your turn ends
I'm fairly surprised a card like AA-Zeus didn't make the list.
It wipes out all monsters and backrow, can use its effect multiple times, even in the same chain, and isn't too hard to bring out in any XYZ deck.
Yeah but this is a Raigeki-like effect video so the cards need to destroy monsters and not just send them.
Same thing I was thinking, clearly the best effect among them all...
Thunderclap Skywolf definitely should have been on this list. If you use it as the main boss monster in a deck along with Thunder Seahorse to search Batteryman Solar which, on normal summon, can send skywolf to the GY, you can easily setup multiple raigeki effects for your opponent's turn.
The cool thing about Skywolf is that its effect is arguably easier to activate than Torrential or Mirror Force given that its only requirement is being summoned from the GY. Several trap cards can bring your monsters back like Back to The Front, Call of The Haunted, and Oasis of Dragon Souls. It has a myriad of other supporting cards as well.
Unlike Torrential or Mirror Force, Skywolf doesn't suffer from backrow removal that will stop you activating the effect as you can just chain your trap cards to bring back skywolf and still activate the raigeki effect on resolution.
Skywolf decks (at least the one I play) are hyper consistent. Because you don't special summon on your first turn but your opponent's turn, you're able to get to your setup cards like Batteryman Solar and revival trap cards with other cards like Thunder Seahorse, Card of Demise, or any good "Pot" cards except Desires. Also, the drawback of Demise is actually a benefit for Skywolf decks because you need it in your GY to interrupt your opponent.
Now, the drawback of Skywolf's effect and probably the reason that you didn't include it in the list is because it specifies "Face up monsters". But I think that drawback is less bad than potentially destroying your own monsters as well like how Dark Hole and Torrential Tribute can.
The fact that it doesn't destroy your own monsters is even more valuable because of how Skywolf interacts with Batteryman Solar. Because Batteryman Solar will summon a thunder token whenever a thunder monster is summoned, you can start your plays with Batteryman, send Skywolf, pass turn, summon Skywolf, get the token, wipe your opponent's board, and probably have two thunder monsters when you start your turn because you've interrupted your opponent so much. Even if you don't have two, you can probably get another normal summon on the board via the plethora of draw spells at your disposal or the overpowered effect of Thunder Seahorse which searches not one, but two of a monster from the deck.
If you have two thunder monsters and you've run out of revival traps or have dead cards in hand, you can use those two monsters to link into Some Summer Summoner which has an effect that allows you to, on your opponent's turn, discard one card to special summon a thunder monster from your GY to a monster zone it points to.
Alternatively, if you start your turn with Skywolf on the field and need to get rid of it, you can link it and two other monsters into Soldier of Chaos and gain its additional effect which gives it Towers-like protection. By the time you get to Soldier of Chaos you've probably drained your opponent of resources to deal with such a threat which makes it a great way to close out the game.
There are some obvious counters to Skywolf, though. If your opponent targets Skywolf with Called By The Grave and its effect resolves, you might lose the duel. This is why you play cards like Solemn Judgment, Dark Bribe, and Imperial Iron Wall (the most important). There's a trap card I like to tech in sometimes called Thunder Dragon Discharge which is a part of the Thunder Dragon archetype that prevents your Thunder Monster's effect from being negated. However, it doesn't prevent your revival traps from being negated and drawing multiple is really bad.
TheDuelLogs, please play Thunderclap Turbo on stream. You would love it. TY.
This card is also in my mind for this list. Apparently it did not make the cut.
I'd personally reduce lighting storm a few spots, just cause it sucks if you go first, or sucks if you draw it after you have a board built up, it is powerful, but most of the time in my experience at least it has a decently large chance of being a brick. In addition its board wipe is worse than the next few slots, since its only face up attack monsters, which makes it pretty easy to play around. good list as usual though.
Honorable mention to Loop Garunix thats basically immune to destruction and its whole deck revolves around getting destroyed and benefits from it.
Good video as always. But if I could make a request please use the background you used for Lightning Storm again. There was so much flashing that I had to scroll down and just listen to the audio.
I really love the fact that DuelLogs gives so much love to my favorite yugioh card of all times, Obelisk.
Im gonna guess ZEUS will be here. Pretty cool card, been the Accescode Talker for XYZ monsters (An accesible generic monster rlly good for Link Monsters)
I would be interested in a "top 10 generically good cards" series.
I'm thinking about cards like "alpha, the master of beasts", "fairy tail - luna" or "aleister" which can be played in any deck and are good by themselves.
so... top 10 staples?
There are way too many for a top 10 list to be interesting, you'd need like a top 50
might be abit too vague though, cus it might just end up being top 10 handtraps / going second board wipes
Damn, Raigeki isn't good enough to be the best Raigeki card
Mask Changing Absolute Zero into Acid is such an amazing feeling
I love Lightning Storms design as well. It is the lightning bolt like Raigeki, but in a sweeping motion as it destroys the ground, kind of mirroring Harpie's Feather Duster.
I had recently gotten Mirrorjade with a structure deck so I'm glad to see it's as powerful as I thought
What I love about that deck too is that it can go into Red Eyes Dark Dragoon very easily you would just have to be willing to splash Dark Magician and Magician Souls into it and the deck can take advantage of both cards very well.
top 10 cards that should be in your older videos but did not exist at the time
I still love th Absolute zero and Acid combo.
Another Good card with a Raigeki like effect could be "Gandora X: The Dragon of Demolition" Who is a level 8 Dark Dragon Monster with the effect of destroy all other monsters on the field and inflict burn damage to your opponent equal to the Hightest attack of a Monster destroyed by this effect and also gains attack equal to the damage inflicted by this effect with the only downside being that if you used it's effect your Life points are halfed at the end of the turn, and It was so good that It was banned for a while.
That is OCG Effect which is much more stronger than TCG one
In TCG Gandora X inflict Dmg to you Opp euqual to the moster which have Hightest ORIGINAL attack(max is 5000) and to summon a monster with that much Original Attack will require a lot of resources and will often be difficult
So in TCG you can use 3 copy of it but People still rarely use it
dont know how "raigeki like" were getting but i would have put malicious bane. even tho its "with less attack"
I mean Malicious Bane is easily summoned if you run 1 adusted 1 dark calling and run Nibiru/or some side deck Kaiju or some level 5+ support. Can clear boards and can increase atk by the effect and can’t be destroyed by battle or card effects.
There's something cathartic about listening to Mr. Logs reading the names of Prank-kids monsters with a straight face
I’m so sad that the most underrated Raigeki like card wasn’t on this list.
“Gingerbread House” an absolute beast when it comes to dealing with decks that special summon a lot of 1900 ATK + monsters, it also heals you as a cherry on top effect after destroying monsters.
Duel logs please check out the card “Gingerbread House” this card deserve more recognition.🙏🏻
I thought that that Levia-Dragon would make this list. It has the effect that if you remove umi from your field you have a dark hole effect, but it doesn't remove Levia-Dragon. You can do it as much as possible and a lot of cards name them selfs umi. You can do it as many times as you want as well. I guess it probably wasn't used in competitive for whatever reason.
I should probably add it destroys spells and traps as well.
A good vid would be "The Top Ten Genetric Field Spells" and another good idea for a vid would be "The Top Ten Worse archetype Field spell".
He has a top 10 Field Spell Card video already :)
Actually, I kinda like Cyber Eltanin. By banishing all Light Machine Monsters, it *sends* all monsters on the oponents side of the field to the GY on summon. And it can be searched by Cyber Emergency.
honestly starving venom dragon should have at least had a shoutout, he is widely use with super poly and his raigeki effect does come up every once in awhile
Especially since unlike almost every other card on this list, it can dodge cards like Fleur which can't negate graveyard effects
yes! especially against certain negate boards you could fuse starving venom and ram into their boss monster to clear the field
Raigeki goes to a Raigeki-like effects contest.... and looses
I still hate seeing Lightning Storm in my hand a lot of the time. As soon as you have anything face up, Lightning Storm becomes a brick. No telling how duels I've lost because I needed Raigeki or Feather Duster but got Lightning Storm.
True you really need that card in your first hand and only if you are going second
That's why I use 1 raigeki, 1 feather duster and 1 lightning storm
I thought Raigeki is not on the list since it is Raigeki.
Number 0: Volcanic Scattershot
Dang what a timing, thanks duellogs
Perfect timing.
Lightning Storm is WAY overrated. Sure it's great situationally if you happen to draw it going second. However, I wonder on the statistics of just how many players have lost duels because of having Lightning Storm over Raigeki, because it's "meta".
What I mean is, if you aren't drawing it in that turn two situation, it is SO very easy to be stuck with a face up card somewhere and then be completely screwed because you couldn't clear your opponent's board.
Idk if it would really count as a "best" raigeki effect but I'm a little surprised to see no mention of Aslla Piscu. Granted they nerfed him with his very first errata but considering he nukes face up monsters and burns, I would've thought he might've been mentioned.
Ignoring, of course, the fact that earthbounds don't really see play due to their rather glaring weaknesses. :(
I know earth machines are nowhere near top tier but man it’s sad not to see Machina Citadel on this list, even as an honorable mention. It has such an abusable and easily-recyclable Raigeki-like effect on top of providing a fat body and easy recursion. Any time I’ve managed to overcome a top tier deck with my earth machines, Citadel was always a critical piece of clearing my opponent’s board or getting combos going along with Anger Knuckle during my opponent’s turn, on top of the fact that it’s another easily accessible rank 10 piece for your BIG TANK TRAINS
Maybe not top tier but earth machines are toping events
@@xyz-dharak true, but Therions are doing more of the heavy lifting than Machina
@@fukou_da earth machine was topping already before regulus
In Master Duel, earth machine is pretty good since VFD is still viable, and infinitrack can turbo it out very easily and spam its effect thanks to Goliath fodder.
And it's way easier to summon in pure Machinas
I have some list suggestions of you don't mind:
Best Story cards part 2
Top 10 cards that show other cards
Top 10 cards that aren't in Master Duel
Top 10 stall cards.
Top 10 generic pendulum cards.
Top 10 "trap" cards. (Cards that seem good at first glance but aren't really that good.)
Top 10 parody cards. (Like how Weed Out parodies Return from the Different Dimension.)
Top 10 special conditions in the games.
More Rescue Rabbit, please.
I use Torrential Tribute for my Rikka deck in Master Duel and IRL.
And to help prevent my opponent from destroying TT I use 3 Starlight Roads in my deck to make sure they don't board wipe my back row.
Honestly, I'm glad Fury of Kairyu-Shin exists. Because back then, TT was the bane of my existence. And I'm just glad now, I can use it against someone else for a change.
3:47 Ah yes, the new Game "Yu"
A top 10 cards which activation cannot be stopped?
Like super poly where your enemy cannot respond to or droplet
Top 10 request: best of cards that can nuke the entire field in any way (Tyrant Red Dragon Archfiend or Odd-Eyes Revolution Dragon)
Great idea. He should do the worst as well.
idk if this counts but i love having citidel whos essentially a rygeki, though his effect is tied to destroying a machine with high atk to destroy all lower atk, though when hes 3k and can pop himself thats most monsters
My dude, Machina has an archetype Honest in Machina Resavenger. Use that effect to boost Citadel up by 1200. You sitting on 4200 attack at that point.
@@lorddarkhart2775 Think Ill stick with ruinforce for an easy 4600 body. Resavenger does seem neat though
Best Fusion Archetypes or most versatile ones? 🤔 like I know Invoked are gonna win but I'm curious if there are more 👀
Mirror Force is the sole reason I had trust issues in the early years of this game and always MST, Dust Tornado and Heavy Storm.
Technically there is akizas rose dragon as well
Hey! Why isnt Supreme King Dragon Clear Wing not on your list!? I know that it can only destroy face up monsters..but it can still destroy a monster face down then deal dmg equal to its atk
It hasn’t seen Competitive play, so it isn’t that good :/
With #6 you could have the lost "White Hole" Trap card to prevent your monsters being destroyed while dark hole triggers
Top 10 cards that steal opponent's monsters
Top ten monsters who’s atk end in 50
Video idea (since I don't think I've seen this one yet) "Top 10 Equipment Creatures." They don't have to be Union cards but I wouldn't be surprised if Mechina GearFrame was on the list. This would be different from the absorb effect with Relinquish & Plasma because those take the opponent's monsters. I'm thinking of equipping your own monsters.
Cyberdark cards that used to grab Hunter Dragon & 5 Headed Dragon from the grave. (I used Rainbow Dark Dragon with Foolish, B. myself.) Red-Eyes Black Dragon Sword. The little dragon's for Buster Blader. Dragunity cards. Monsters that usually performed better attachment to another card than solely just themselves.
I'm glad someone still remember hero deck
List suggestion: top 10 best/worst cards you can "only control one of". If it's already been done, feel free to correct.
^^^ This
You said there are 5 divine type monster. Are they Obelisk, Ra, Slifer, Hohrakti (I probably misspelled it lol) and who's the other one?
Ra Sphere Mode
@@angrybeard8999 if we count Ra forms, there's also Ra Phoenix Mode
Top ten splashable packages in yugioh history (zoodiac, dpe, brave ect.)
can you do a top 10 archetypes that use some kind of counter? (spell counter, ice counter etc.). are there even 10?
@TheDuelLogs you made a mistake when you were talking about level 8 synchros in the Elemental HERO Absolute Zero segment. Goyo Guardian is a level 6, not 8. I don't know if you caught that in editing, but I thought I'd mention it in case you didn't notice.
Ayyy thanks for the vid
Evil hero malicious bane and first darklord are good honorable mentions since they’re both archetype dependent
Can we have best Ritual monsters Video?
Top 10 "Umi" support cards.
Top 10 Field Spells that only support specific kinds of monsters
Top 10 Fusion monsters with specific named materials
Top 10 Number monsters
Top 10 generic negates
Top 10 monsters with no on-field effects (like Eldlich)
Top 10 monsters you want to normal summon.
Top 10 Fairys (because Agents are my favorite archetype due to Lost Sanctuary OG being my first Deck
Top 10 "Cyber Dragon"-like effects (SS themselves on an empty field.)
Top 10 1 tribute monsters to Normal Summon
Top 10 2 tribute monsters to Normal Summon
Top 10 Normal monster support
Top 10 Utopia cards or support
Top 10 cards based of Protagonist cards
Top 10 generic Dragon support
Top 10 Fusions that require at least 3 materials (separate lists for Synchro, Xyz, and Link)
Top 10 cards with self-destruction effects (doesn't really have to depend on its destruction, just have to be able to destroy themselves
Top 10 Dragons with 3000 ATK exactly
Nice one. Tho I still do feel you could argue raigeki is better than the top 2. Lighting storm is honestly only useful against backrow decks. Combo decks almost always put their monsters in defense position unless they are playing a link monster on their end board. So generally speaking raigeki to me way is way better over lightning storm since even if it doesn't destroy all their monsters it will at least force out a negate.
You mentioned something about 2020. So was that when they changed cards with "When this card leave the field" to only work when the card is sent to the hand/gy/banish?
Edit: Oh yeah looked it up. I was baffled when some effects don't work after I send cards back to the main deck.
Imagine being in 4th place in a Top List of the best cards that replicates your effect
Feelsbadman
Supreme King Dragon Clear Wing or Black Rose Dragon are 2 good Synchros
Scarlight Red Dragon Archfiend’s also pretty good
Exciton Knight deserves a spot on this list!
Personally I see Lightning Storm as over ratted and not just slightly.
Then again having a restriction of no face up cards is why I see it as infuriating.
I mean yea but if u go 2nd and have it in ur hand it is free mirror force/feather duster
@@aleks_moldi right. but its over rated because it being in your go 2nd hand is 100% luck based and not at all reliable.
Its copies of other versatile cards in those slots that would be better. My way of seeing it. I mean my luck with it is terrible,.
can you do a top ten cards released by year?
as someone getting back into the game I'd love seeing like the ten best cards released in the years I played as a kid but also the years I didn't like i got no clue what the ten best cards made in 2017 are but I'm curious
What about these cards:
1) Gilford the Lightning: This Monster is Tribute Summon by Tributing 3 Monsters and if that happens it destroys all Monsters on the opponent's field
2) Special Hurricane: It activates by discarding a Card and it destroys all Monsters on the field that was Special Summoned
3) Torrential Tribute: When a Monster(s) is Summoned: Destroy all Monsters on the field
4) Dark Burning Attack: If you control Dark Magician Girl: Destroy all face up Monsters your opponent controls
Fire King High Avatar Garunix is a good honorable mention. Either players standby phase monster board wipe.
Can you do Top 10 Cards That Banish FYI - Red Supernova Dragon is Top 3
I can’t wait for the day absolute zero and acid come to duel links… IF they ever come. Idk they might be too powerful for a 20 card deck 😎