Fire Fist was an engine? I'm pretty sure it was actually a competent deck

@@john1691 So was x-saber

@@john1691 Fire Formation Tenki, even if it is a generic Beast-Warrior searcher, its main function is being part of the Fire Fist strategy.

@@motokuchoma it was competent for 1 year exactly. Don't remind me of their absolute tragedy.

@@MiguelitoJimz 1 unsearchable generic card isn't an engine. IT's just Tenki.

MBT gonna do a fluffal TMT with no cards that have fluffal in their name

Said body can revive itself from grave and put a garnet back in the deck while being a level 3 dark monster which is one of the best levels and the best attribute in the game for starting combos. So yeah... Patchwork is nice

And said body can grab another copy of patchwork for the next turn/discard fodder.

@@KeertikaAndFallenTree or you run chain that, when sent to grave gets to add another patchwork.

Was used in ocg despia as well. Also gives you the two cards needed for guardian chimera.

Ghostrick-Fluffal hybrid with a small Altergeist engine

1 penguin

Lets see Paul Allens fluffal deck

@@OutbackYGO man's about to build it again with 1 penguin 3 wings like "I want the draw power"

not again, the first time was terrible

Ok but fr we need more cards like gem knight fusion, that can support just serial fusion summons as a combo. We dont have enough decks that can go crazy with fusions like raptors do for xyz or synchrons do for synchros.

I can’t wait to meet my fluffal soulmate in that case, wya fluffal playerbase

@@TempestsFury Hey bud!

Found the 2 fluffal players

@@sassyicecream7551 Legends say they're rarer than the exodia pieces

Luv flufs Luv edge emps 'Ate geists 'Ate ghost trics simple as

Yugioh players: "Please do something about BASED and Scythe lock, just anything...." Konami next list: "Best I can do is limit patchwork."

"Toy Vendor is the single best consistency card for an archetype in the game" Engage, Dragonic Diagram, Trickstar Lightstage, and Charge of the Light Brigade would beg to differ

@@johnnickfanaccount3492 diagram and lighstage arent that good tbh, couldn't say the same about engage tho.

@@neku3479 they are both at 1 for reasons

@@neku3479 ah jes pot of greed with one card being a search while recycling itself is not good.

@@LuigisLegend That is why i said that engage IS powerfull.

D/D support coming so late was a damn tragedy. I remember being ready to finish the deck and run it but by the time their structure deck came out the meta had moved on sadly.

for totally different reasons, i was hoping since dire or w/e editor kept me out of mbt vid people wouldn't have shone a light on my mistake but.....

Oh no a ghosttrick player

Not, it’s blue eyes card

The new Predap support in DIFO is quite good

Tbh predaplants got amazing support, not broken but good enough, also there are other good anime decks, code talkers, marincess, gouki (does anybody remember when it was the best deck?), cyber dragons ect, but you are right there are a lot of bad anime decks, red eyes, blue-eyes, DM, Gaia, summoned skull, roids (but not speedroid, speedroid is good), jinzo, Ojama and armed dragons, and many many many more

The only thing fluffal can really do is end on apollousa, VFD (on master duel TrollDespair) and Toadally Awesome

Say that to Lunalights and Lurilusk who lost their best cards to Try-Brigade EXACTLY! Can't wait for patchwork to be limited because Despia. So fair!

@@TempestsFury In what Metaverse distopia are you living in?

They just lose their better turn 1 play but yugioh player will call anything that isnt broken bad

Recent tops don't even play scythe lmao

@@simorovo Do they play Brave Token? Its basically the same bs

@@NovatoEx Just One local top, the same guy cut the engine and he Topped a week later with a forty card list

@@simorovo I dont know. I have seen that scythe, Brave token and pile deck were really popular

I think Albaz but I'm not sure

Despia

Yeah Despia uses it for Guardian Chimera

Despia

Despia

Pretty sure it has something to do with the fact this card Is an instant Chimera (the new fusion from BOL) OR the fact that it can be used to make most of the despias and in turn weirdly becomes a suoer powerful extender for a fusion board with albaz+despia

@@nathansparks9814 Despia is not something I've followed too well, so I guess that adds up that I wouldn't know about this. But which Edge Imp are you playing to do this?

@@THPGoldenWind so basically the specification for despian fusions and some albaz fusions is "despian monster + 1 light or dark monster" and sometimes specifies light or dark, all pf the edge imps are dark. So most people are running 2 to 3 patchwork and 2 to 3 edge imp chain, since when chain is used for fusion material, you get to search another patchwork, and albaz and some despia cards are super easy to fuse up with chain. Basically the goal is to open chain and one fusion card that IS NOT patchwork, so that you can extend your fusion plays when you use chain for your quaritus or masquearade. This works with the new chimera as well, because the fusion specifically calls for just 3 effect monsters with different names spread between your hand and field, which is a really good board breaking fusion tool.

@@nathansparks9814 the thing that's nuts about it is that edge imp chain actually procs its search eff whenever it hits the grave at all (not just by fusion), meaning it's a fantastic thing to send off of branded opening or whatever it's just a flexible extension that searches the equivalent to an engage, it's crazy

@@olliezoop forgot about the despia pitch effects, that is spicy

Branded

@@LoboCrepuscularZelda thx for the help!