We are a lot in this situation I think lol, and I even recently caught myself thinking at some cool decks that I could try (I wasnt making much sense in my thinking most likely though)

I like YGO and I love Duellogs' voice too It's so relaxing

I don't play Battle Spirits but love the cards from other series they collaborated with. (Digimon, Ultraman, Kaijus, Kamen Rider)

This. I don't even want to pla Yu-gi-oh( I tried Duel Links and legcay of the duelist), but I just love his voice. I just wish he'd make more D&D videos.

All I do is play nurse-burn, traptrix and dragon maids online against my friend, who's massive into yugioh. But like 90% of it yugioh time is this dudes vids.

Desperado Barrel Dragon decks. I find it interesting when he misses really obvious details like that, for a person that plays Duel Links consistently.

*despacito playing in the background*

@@k0ngbuster really I thought the same. he plays Duel Links but forgot to mention Desperado

Well I guess Despacito only sort of counts since you can get guaranteed heads using the skill Master of Destiny so it's not really a gamble some of the time

@@raymondchen3815 head judging tho

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Maybe you're really cool and your family sucks. Maybe it's the other way around. 😅

Did you play Yugioh with them as a kid and ever use mirror force, magic cylinder, or yata lock? That would do it.

@@vullord666 I did so many times and got their ultra rare cards

"Yes" --TheDuelLogs

Well, they pretty much were a joke at that time

Ritual Monsters: Bro, at least you start in the Extra Deck and don't have to be a Pendulum Monster to get there.

Yes, fusions were a joke lol

@@TheDuelLogs Idk. Thousand-Eyes Restrict, Cyber Twin Dragon, Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon, The Last Warrior from Another Planet were quite powerful fusion monsters. And those are just few examples. Fusions were great in early days of YuGiOh.

Same! lol, I remember having these traps as a kid.

Man, I love the old yugioh art style

@@harouin9263 same . It had a mistic or feell the mistery of monster and another cards about the art.

Would it have been a little more balanced with a life point cost as well? Like if you call it right you take 1000 life points for every drawn card. Of course still insanely broken in the modern era where people love to mill, but I'm talking about the early days. Depending on where the game is at that could render it a dead card, or not allow you to just choose 5 and 6 every time. A few attacks or using a Solemn card would put you out of range of choosing the highest numbers, which would make it less efficient.

@@kyuubinaruto17 Unlikely, since people haven't cared about life points since like 2006. They only care about if they reach 0.

The card could comeback to 3 and likely do nothing in its current state. Thats how terrible trap cards are.

@@luminous3558 thats what yugitubers have conditioned you to believe

@@MrMulambo1 No lol, the card is simply not banworthy. Its a turn 3 combo starter/extender. We have way more silly cards that function on turn 1.

@@luminous3558 i think this is less of a why is this card still banned issue and more of a why arent those other cards banned issue

How about D.D. And D/D monsters, since they come from the same dimension, only the D/Ds are controlled by the Different Dimension Demons.

'Top ten cards that are banned but weren't the problem' Soooo most tuners, because Needlefiber?

@@Danjo1996 yes

Independent Nightingale is basically responsible for monsters never having an effect to copy effects of monsters in the Graveyard, so I'd expect to see some of those monsters on the list.

@@pietrocatalano4285 same

@@Danjo1996 Not really, they were mostly token tuners and 1 card noodle-linkross combos. Banning halq won't unban at least 2 of the tuners (jet and o-lion) and deskbot 001 could still be banned. Banning Auroradon however... Might put both at 1 forever.

I don’t play hearthstone because blizzard

That applies to literally every single TCG in existence. They're all glorified gambling.

Weirdly enough, I enjoy both games. Probably because I'm not very competitive and get enjoyment from playing more than winning so seeing the results of random cards is entertaining to me

Floodgate = A continuous effect most often seen on Continuious Trap Cards and/or Monster Cards that say "Your opponent cant do X" or something to that effect. Float = When a monster dies it does X. Most often being able to Special Summon another monster to replace itself. In terms of YGO, draw cards and one card starters tend to be much more powerful bc theres no mana in YGO. So card advantage is the go to.

Semi Limited is Malicious's Home. Sometimes a friend that was banned or limited pass by to say hello and drink a cup of tea for one or two formats before going free.

@@isaiasjunior3535 Malicious is probably the only card that'll stay there. It would be too good to go to 3 at this point. At least without a hard or soft once per turn attached to it and especially since more Extra Deck cards exist and more and more are coming out and it's very easy to proc it. I'm amazed at how shallow the Semi-Limited list has become over the years though. Not much really gets affected by being Semi-Limited.

Right? Even back then, you could just one-turn summon a Summoned Skull with Ultimate Offering

It doesn't give you card advantage. That's what threw me off.

@@timothykrzywonski When I played with Ultimate Offering, I never even thought about card advantage. I just thought "Ew this card looks disgusting" and didn't use it lmao. Cause I was like, pretty much still a fetus or smth.

The issue was if your opponent responded with a board wipe, it was difficult to come back from. You can easily spam like, 3-4 1900 beaters but the game would be immediately over if they had Mirror Force or could stall a turn and whip out Dark Hole. Gradually building the board wouldn’t be punished as hard. That said, opponents very much didn’t always have a response so yeah, Offering was always a good card.

back in the day you can summon monsters with it during your opponent's battle phase lmao, it was stupidly good, and you can also do some stupid shit like chaining it to your opponent's trap card and summoning a jinzo from it

Nightmare Troubadour: everyone gets 1 banned card per deck. Noob main characters: "Aw yeah, Egyptian God card time!" Joey Wheeler and Espa Roba: "Sixth Sense, lol" ... Seto Kaiba denied his Obelisk: "Pre-Errata Chaos Emperor Dragon, get wrecked nerds."

That's because the games are based more on the OCG card pool and were localized for world-wide release with that card pool.

@@ShiningJudgment666 which was pretty nice honestly

I'm not convinced sixth sense would see play if it came back to 1 copy, I think it should stay banned because it's a terribly designed card lol

@@ceasebenjaminbeast3947 Its practically like it was designed for a different card game, like the Pokemon card game for example. I've seen cards with effects like "Draw 5 cards" in the Pokemon card game and thought before how hilariously broken they would be in Yu-Gi-Oh. EDIT: Looked up some specific examples of Pokemon cards that would be utterly broken in Yu-Gi-Oh. "Bill's Maintence": Shuffle 1 card from your Hand into the Deck, then draw 3 cards. "Hau", "Cheren", "Tierno" and "Looker": Draw 3 cards. "Cynthia" and "Professor Oak's New Theory": Shuffle your entire Hand (any number of cards) into your Deck, then Draw 6 cards. "Professor Sycamore": Discard your entire Hand (any number of cards), then draw 7 cards. "Lillie": Draw until you have 6 cards in your Hand, if this card is activated during your first turn draw until you have 8 cards in your Hand instead.

Slight is underestimating that errata in draco

Drawing 5 or 6 was still better than milling 5 or 6 in dragon rulers. Outside of lightsworn, I can't think of a deck where milling 6 would be better than drawing 6. Not even orcust and salad would want that.

I wanted to comment that but I looked through to see if someone else commented it first.

Pretty sure number one is Smoke Grenade of the Thief. Been out since 2001 and just got banned like a month ago.

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@@teddyhaines6613 2003* The YGO TCG didn't even exist in 2001

Yes

Technically, aren't there more than 100 Number monsters? So if so the list could be Top 100 & still exclude some of them, lol!

@@sagacious03 Yeah the list of “Number” monsters goes over 100, not even counting the “S” and “C” variants of cards like 39: Utopia.

@@Ironwill3004 I guess there's also the "F" card which mean "Future". But there are more than just 100 Number's but the list would be easy enough to make.

You see uhhh... shockmaster Galaxy tomahawk Rhonggobongo Well... Ranking them by tier is way better than top ten number monster. Some of them are broken as hell, some are meta and some are meh.

"Hold on, did you just summon a bunch of monsters on your first turn"

Yup short print common from the Joeys World pack

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Top 10 Ojamas?

I think this is basically Turn Skip cards like: Neko Mane King Probably best to bait the opponent into triggering it, but the idea of straight up skipping the entirety of your opponent's turn with cards like Dark Deal is enticing. Arcana Force XXI The World Having to work around the coin flip and reliably getting 2 tributes. I mean, not a traditionally weak card at all really - just a bit unwieldy. Pharaoh's Judgement Normal Trap support is making this card gradually more consistent - will likely never reach Utopic ZEXAL levels of viability, but still notable.

I think that’s the same as “situational cards”, which he did.

@@eugenideddis well we saw smoke grenade suddenly being played

Forbidden Memories and esp DotR are so radically different from the card game itself that would be a little hard. The otherwise anime only cards usable in Tag Force/Duel Carnival and Duel Links though? "Top 10 best/worst Tag Force exclusive cards" would definitely be a good pair of videos, and a similiar pair could be done for Duel Links.

No it doesn’t. Magic Cylinder deals damage when an opponent attacks and they take damage equal to the attacking monster’s attack points. Pot Of Greed lets you draw two cards from your deck.

@@rainbowdragon168 Are you sure? I'm pretty certain that Magic Cylinder has a similar effect to Pot of Greed though.

@@skeletonwar4445 No it’s doesn’t.

@@rainbowdragon168 I don't think you got the joke.

@@rainbowdragon168 It was a reference to a YuGiOh article which said that.

But don't you drop to 0 before the enemy?

Floo is probably the best argument for why Royal Oppression should never be unbanned.

That's downerd magician.

@@GeneralNickles Slacker Magician and Downerd Magician are the same character.

SACRED BEASTS WOULD LIKE TO PET THE MELFFYS

Melffy Rabby is the one true ruler of Ojama Country and Konami knows it.

I remember i lost the final Match in a "last chance" tournament against Blackwings because he activated royal oppresion... I was playing darkworld and felt bad... Good times

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Hard once per turn would probably make it fine. You or your opponent would be forced to play through 1 Special Summon negate so it would be a bit more fair but could still be enough to win you the game so IDK.

Maybe tag on "This card can only be activated during your turn before you summon any monsters", in addition to some of Duel Log's and/or your suggestions.

Now it's reversed and special is more common than normal. What a time to be alive LOL.

Well that's interesting. It punishes the user for being too greedy calling for a 5 or 6.

If we gonna have shuffled decks then I think cards with some uncertainty to them would be quite nice.

Cup Of Ace too