Can this counter Kash?

@@rascal5228 it can play around most of the kash effects, so in a way yes

@@rascal5228ye going first second tho your cooked

Yea 😂 I’m seeing a lot of people happy about that so messed up you basically get to choose 3 of those and get it to hand easily

Retaliating might as well join the fray.

let the c begin

Shhhhhh lol

Why Santa ?

Zeus package is basically a must though

And now you play into droll every single game when the 2 best decks are dragonlink and purrely, which people play droll for.....

@solemnyugioh It's a risk I'm willing to make 🤭 Board Breaker + Discard Fodder in one card is nice. If we scared of Droll, you can use Memories to Discard the Fenrir 👅

Yeah but i think cross out is definitely needed as it counters many handtraps plus really good in a mirror match as well like completely negating purrely that is usually a soft opt is kinda busted in mirror matches

Pure Kaiju is based asf I might have to crack out my pure kaiju deck as well lol.

Quit lying no one in fuvking masterduel plays pure kaiju unless you're in silver or something

as a fellow kaiju user it doesn't seem to really be good against it cos they can recover

yup

yeap thats true

- You play in your own draw phase to play around droll - The sleepy draws are always in opponent’s standby

kashtira debatable i still needs a few cards,

A format with Kashtira being competitive is not an amazing format

no way kash without arise heart. But with ariseheart, I think it's going to be tier 0, no way it's going to be equal to resque ace or purrely. Although I doubt konami will let that happen, unicorn or ariseheart will be limited for sure

@@reisen9584 Unicorn is a UR so low chance of it getting hit. They dont like hitting URs after release but arise heart might be pre hit to 1

Is purrely hard to play? I've been losing to time lol I'm starting to get it but man my brain

Decks like this are exactly why I've been playing Kaijus for awhile lol.

Konami were dumb for reducing the ranked timer. That was one of the things I praised them for over legacy of the duelist, but they decided to lower it even I dont think anyone had a problem with it. They expect you to know ever match up and interaction perfectly and be able to react to it swiftly. It doesn’t seem to dawn on them that not everybody is a speed reading god

That’s how that works

@@solemnyugioh plot armour at its finest lmao

Bro that sounds crazy. Adding extra draws on top of the Purrely draws is just nuts. I could see building it with a potential small going second engine like a kaiju or two so if you do have your board outed(which isn't going to be often) then you can out their biggest problem monster(maybe a omni) and go in with your follow up.

​@@TnD12754 Ya i may add a kaiju or 2. my going second is rather bad atm it's that or evenly / dark ruler no more. atm just running 3 ash, 2 call by for maxx c and 2 imperm still experimenting. thanks for the tip.

Depends on luck too. I only spent 4k gems and pulled all the cores except 3 sleepy memories, which I crafted. I already have the rest of the UR staples except for Reliquinshed Anima. So I spent 4k gems and 120 UR dust total for this insane beast of a deck 😁

Labrynth can definitely play against Purrely but I think it's presumptuous to say that D-Barrier is the "only out" to Purrely. Even within Labrynth, there are plenty of outs to the Purrely cards - any form of targetted removal will blank their Rank-Up effects, a tech which has been abused in the TCG with Book of Moon, and Labrynth has that in spades with the field spell + Welcome, or Compulse, or Terrors of the Overroot if you like that card. As a bonus it doesn't lose to kaijus. But that doesn't say much about the other decks of the meta: Dragon Link has the potential to power through the Purrely endboard, get some removal, and then kill or at least end on Borrelend Dragon - vs the Going 2nd variant, they're highly reliant on Purrely not drawing Kaijus but Borrelend will still stop the Epurrely effects and Memory Influences from going off. Branded has a generally positive match-up against Purrely. And even if you don't play one of those decks, you can play kaijus to remove the Noir without problem. Overall Purrely's an extremely fair deck that doesn't do anything particularly unfair - I personally find it to be very skill-expressive and fun to play, and I think saying that a floodgate is "the only out to Purrely at this moment" isn't really a fair analysis of the metagame or the strength of Purrely as a deck.

Dragon link doesn’t have an out to noir, nor can it play through multiple quick-effect spins of cards on their field or their gy. Dlink also isn’t the best at stopping the zeus lines the deck can do - especially if the Purrely field spell is on board to stop a pop with beast. It’s not a good matchup for dlink at all.

I'm new to Purrely. I played against Dragonlink earlier with the deck. When I didn't prematurely activate Noir to bounce the Dragonlink player "disconnected"/scooped. No friend Dragonlink gets owned by Purrely and I suck at yugioh lol.

I see… i guess i must build that deck then!

Ok so I've had Maxx C dropped on me today while playing the deck(of course they dropped it in standby before I activated anything) The spells are quick play so like Runick you can avoid one draw for your opponent. It's not the best end board(you usually want to bring out the sylvan monster to get an extra card which requires like 3 more special summons) but you pass on Plump giving your opponent one draw(or two if they Maxx you AFTER activating a quick play) If lucky you can fill up Plump to 4 underneath it so your Noir is unaffected. You'll give your opponent some draws sadly but.. Basically just special out Purelyly make Plump and try to get 2 more material on Plump which shouldn't be too difficult unless your hand is downright awful.

Okay ill keep that in mind

It's funny how 1 card Can singlehandedly décide what deck you wanna play I'm curently a floowandereeze player simply because because of maxx c 😂

@@CrisisCore62 Thats no freaking lie. I started playing Floo too because of Maxx C lol. I gained a love for it tho tbh it's fun the artwork is fantastic to look at and it's not as easy to pilot as people claim.

@@TnD12754 i like playing a million handraps in my floo deck and use them aside apex

Probably not sadly. Maxx doesn't hurt Purrely to much though if you just summon Lyly(since its quick play it avoids Maxx C) then Plump first turn which isn't ideal but it works.

One could argue crossout is a must in every deck, but purrely can have trouble actually trading cards like cbtg and crossout with ht’s cuz those are cards u may have needed to discard, and are awful to draw into off sleepy… We’re also not in a book format like in tcg, so it’s not like we constantly need crossout to respond to books on yeap…

It doesn’t auto-win

@@Arcwise does it not have any practical use at all?

It's not as effective as setting up a towers potentially drawing 6 cards and having a multiple bounce per turn. It is ok if you're going second but doesn't get the knockout unless you open cracked.

@@TnD12754 ok that makes perfect sense. thank you

you are not alone. They have been stacking all recent packs with a lot of completly useless UR's. For example, if you think about it, the Kashtira pack only has 5 good UR's, the other 8 are complete garbage unless you specifically want to play the rogue deck they belong to. the more worthless cards are in UR slots, the less good cards you actually pull, the more you have to craft, the less dust you have at your disposal.

Because Lily confirms its search and makes an xyz with a card you already got value from, while regular purrely has to -1 from hand to summon.

8+ UR is not particularly cheap...

​@@LunariosLPyes it is tf lol. Have you seen all the other decks???

@@Razoronmd Yes, that's why i wrote that comment. Branded and Tear are the only ones that come to mind as being significantly more expensive. Dragon Link for example quite a bit cheaper. Let's ask Master Duel Meta averages about Deck-specific UR (excluding staples, you need them anyways, even for purrely): D-Link: 1x Ravine, 2x Lubellion (arguably a staple, but I don't want to argue) 1x Levi, 1x Borrelend, 1x Borreload, 1x Hot Red, 1x Chaos Ruler (tho thats a staple too, if you ask me) =5-8 depending on who you ask Metal Dragon and Seals can both be obtained from a single starter deck purchase, so you can't really count them. The Purrely List in this video has 9 URs that cannot be used in any other relevant Deck (8 Purrely and 1 Anima). So yeah, very average price.

@@LunariosLP you have to craft damn near all those dlink cards. I know cuz I built the deck lmao.

@@Razoronmd what kind of argument is that? you have to craft cards for any deck.

Mislead?! 😂😂😂 Are you dense?

Expurrley noir can deal with most of the cards you listed by spinning them off the field as a quick effect. Also i think you were talking about plasma, not dogma

@@yogos360 ah yeah, plasma. But unless you have 7 materials, you are not that unbeatable

Just shut up about the game not being the same. If your going to complain that often just leave

Average blue eyes enjoyer

What do you mean bro? Yes yugioh is so bad that it becomes good. If you dont want to play it, you dont need to say it out loud? 😂

As a hardcore tear fan and player I’d say yes. You can technically hold onto them but until some other cards come out months from now it’ll just feel bad. By the time those cards drop you can always remake them but that’s just what I decided. I didn’t and still don’t like it because I love tear but it is what it is. Again just my personal opinion.