This seems like a really cool deck! I like your visual format a lot, how each card comes up when you start talking about it and gets all the focus. It's a very clean format with the two-color background and makes it very visually pleasing. Do you think the Terriermon engine would do well in this deck? Mostly just thinking the starter deck Terriermon and the Double Typhoons. Help play out Ruli and Mimi, can sneak in a cheeky Lopmon to get Alliance, Double Typhoon can get you going. I feel like from an audio perspective, you could do with taking your commentary track through an audio editor just to find all the "umm"s and "uhh"s so your speech doesn't feel like it keeps stalling. I know you're speaking off the cuff and that's just how people naturally sound, I'm not begrudging you doing it as a whole, I just found that the pace of the video was kinda slowed down by how often you sort of "buffered", especially when some of them really lingered. Might be a little extra work, might not even be worth it, but I thought maybe it was worth a shot to suggest.
Thank you for the feedback, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Regarding the Terriermon Engine, I think it would help out in terms of getting your tamers out quicker, and maybe as you said, getting in that cheeky Alliance, but it might fight a bit with the game plan of the deck, and considering the deck space is tight, I don't see how the Double Typhoons could fit in without compromising the speed that Trainings and Memory Boosts give you in terms of setting up your stack. That being said, feel free to try it out! For it, I'd take out the BT14 Palmons and the LM Angoramons for the ST17 Terriermon and Lopmons, then take out something like 2 Memory Boosts to add the Double Typhoons. Regarding the audio, again, thank you for the feedback, it helps a lot. I do sometimes throw around a bunch of "umms" and "uhhs" which take a bit of space, I'm always trying to keep it at a minimum and for future videos I'll keep it in mind for better audio quality, sometimes it does take me second, English is not my first language so at times I get lost looking for specific words. 😅
@@grandpachilo Yeah, the deck seems pretty tight and it's hard to say for sure what I'd cut myself, so it was more of a curiosity of a thought than a certain belief. I'll try out a couple variants. I had a feeling English was your second language just based on your name and accent, but that's not an indictment on your language skills, they're great! That's why I suggested the idea of editing the audio track rather than just "well don't say it, 4head" because I know that it's really hard to not fill the "loading zones" of your thought process with them. You're gonna "um" and "uh" from time to time, there's no stopping that. I just figured with some audio editing you wouldn't need to worry about trying not to do it which will inevitably cause you to lock up and end up doing it anyway. I think you should speak freely as your words come to you and then edit around them to make them sound better, but again, that does take time and you might not have the means to do so.
You could do a tamer/rush focused variant, but I believe it would be best to make it a standalone deck, as a Leopardmon X-Antibody deck or a Jijimon deck, instead of mixing pieces in with the Angoramon support. Although the Angoramon line does have some generic pieces, a lot of them are still tied to the "Angoramon"/"Ruli Tsukiyono" name, which kinda hinders your flexibility when mixing & matching.
I gave priority to giving the stack , hence the 4 copies of RB1 Lamortmon. The offensive power that gives you is way more valuable than the inheritable being all turns, since you can attack multiple bodies in a single turn. Better to remove multiple security cards while also removing bodies.
Diarbbitmon is an aggressive deck that focuses on attacking, not defending. And even if you'd use an all turns effect, the piercing adds way more to the deck.
So this deck is more focused on attacking suspended digimons with inherit effect that trash top card of security rather than directly checking security, right?
That is the whole strategy of the deck, yes. You suspend your opponent's digimon and swing over them, triggering your lv5 inherit to trash the top card of your opponent's security stack and potentially make multiple checks through , while also maintaining control of the board.
@@grandpachilo I love it. I just made diarbbitmon deck yesterday because the combo between airdramon and diarbbitmon ace are really interesting! I think your deck gives more consistency so I will try this deck out. Thanks for sharing.
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This seems like a really cool deck! I like your visual format a lot, how each card comes up when you start talking about it and gets all the focus. It's a very clean format with the two-color background and makes it very visually pleasing.
Do you think the Terriermon engine would do well in this deck? Mostly just thinking the starter deck Terriermon and the Double Typhoons. Help play out Ruli and Mimi, can sneak in a cheeky Lopmon to get Alliance, Double Typhoon can get you going.
I feel like from an audio perspective, you could do with taking your commentary track through an audio editor just to find all the "umm"s and "uhh"s so your speech doesn't feel like it keeps stalling. I know you're speaking off the cuff and that's just how people naturally sound, I'm not begrudging you doing it as a whole, I just found that the pace of the video was kinda slowed down by how often you sort of "buffered", especially when some of them really lingered. Might be a little extra work, might not even be worth it, but I thought maybe it was worth a shot to suggest.
Thank you for the feedback, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Regarding the Terriermon Engine, I think it would help out in terms of getting your tamers out quicker, and maybe as you said, getting in that cheeky Alliance, but it might fight a bit with the game plan of the deck, and considering the deck space is tight, I don't see how the Double Typhoons could fit in without compromising the speed that Trainings and Memory Boosts give you in terms of setting up your stack. That being said, feel free to try it out! For it, I'd take out the BT14 Palmons and the LM Angoramons for the ST17 Terriermon and Lopmons, then take out something like 2 Memory Boosts to add the Double Typhoons.
Regarding the audio, again, thank you for the feedback, it helps a lot. I do sometimes throw around a bunch of "umms" and "uhhs" which take a bit of space, I'm always trying to keep it at a minimum and for future videos I'll keep it in mind for better audio quality, sometimes it does take me second, English is not my first language so at times I get lost looking for specific words. 😅
@@grandpachilo Yeah, the deck seems pretty tight and it's hard to say for sure what I'd cut myself, so it was more of a curiosity of a thought than a certain belief. I'll try out a couple variants.
I had a feeling English was your second language just based on your name and accent, but that's not an indictment on your language skills, they're great! That's why I suggested the idea of editing the audio track rather than just "well don't say it, 4head" because I know that it's really hard to not fill the "loading zones" of your thought process with them. You're gonna "um" and "uh" from time to time, there's no stopping that. I just figured with some audio editing you wouldn't need to worry about trying not to do it which will inevitably cause you to lock up and end up doing it anyway. I think you should speak freely as your words come to you and then edit around them to make them sound better, but again, that does take time and you might not have the means to do so.
Have you thought about using beast/bunny support? To help cheat out tamers as well as panjya and leopardmon to wide+rush
You could do a tamer/rush focused variant, but I believe it would be best to make it a standalone deck, as a Leopardmon X-Antibody deck or a Jijimon deck, instead of mixing pieces in with the Angoramon support. Although the Angoramon line does have some generic pieces, a lot of them are still tied to the "Angoramon"/"Ruli Tsukiyono" name, which kinda hinders your flexibility when mixing & matching.
I think you overlooked the LM Lamortmons inherited. Its all turns. That one is way more important than the other.
I gave priority to giving the stack , hence the 4 copies of RB1 Lamortmon. The offensive power that gives you is way more valuable than the inheritable being all turns, since you can attack multiple bodies in a single turn. Better to remove multiple security cards while also removing bodies.
Diarbbitmon is an aggressive deck that focuses on attacking, not defending. And even if you'd use an all turns effect, the piercing adds way more to the deck.
So this deck is more focused on attacking suspended digimons with inherit effect that trash top card of security rather than directly checking security, right?
That is the whole strategy of the deck, yes. You suspend your opponent's digimon and swing over them, triggering your lv5 inherit to trash the top card of your opponent's security stack and potentially make multiple checks through , while also maintaining control of the board.
@@grandpachilo I love it. I just made diarbbitmon deck yesterday because the combo between airdramon and diarbbitmon ace are really interesting! I think your deck gives more consistency so I will try this deck out. Thanks for sharing.