With how bright Joseph is shining it looks like it already did

Agreed!!

It should be aptly named "The History of Yu-Gi-Oh!"

So basically.... When Helios-Macro Cosmos becomes meta relevant 😀👍

Most stars never explode. Naturally, they implode over time.

Completely agree. I know we joke about it being lazy, easy content, but honestly I just enjoy hearing random yugioh trivia and learning about new cards. I love this series

The ironic part is that crossout doesn’t even make sense in salad, it’s better for them to just run more hand traps or even just turbo out bagooska. Hell, they’d get more value main decking rivalry than playing crossout

@@tomerator It was for Nibiru that makes them end on a 1800/0 token pass. Also it was exactly after the tins.

I really like playing Lunalights but I had no idea a version of it without the fusions existed, they are like half the fun of it to me, also do you mean Lunalight Reincarnation Dance or Lunalight Serenade Dance?

@@LilyApus Serenade Dance was played for it's GY effect. For that and Perfume, Foolish Burial Goods is also played. They can also be discarded by Danger! monsters. I actually prefer the rank 4 spam version. Kind of a shame Lunalight's are stuck with only fusions for their extra deck, but Tiger King is basically an honourary Lunalight lol.

@@Skasaha_ Lunalight Link, XYZ or even a Synchro would be kind of neat, but I think support for them is a pipedream at this point, I'll admit the fusion conditions are mildly annoying if your hand is bad that is probably my only complaint with playing the fusion version of the deck.

Flashback to when super rejuv instantly spike because of rulers

@@hahalery When Vanity emptiness spike to $30

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It's a format that's absolutely carried by his knowledge of the game.

@@secretlyaslug2325 and MBT and Dire being funny

True ending: they print a good reptile archetype but none of the monsters do anything in the GY

Also king of the swamp, though hex had an additional effect.

Actually the hex-sealed is better because it had a kinda-contact fusion effect for a fusion of the same Attribute, so SS Cydra, NS Hex-sealed and tribute into Twin Cydra… goddess doesn’t do that.

I remember. It wasn't even a successful run, just one play (I think it was against a high level opponent, but still...)

gizmek uka was a tech for halq combos

Why?

because you start with over 9k life points in tag duels.

That's why I'm in favor of a deck that has the mechanics of gaining life points and spending life points to activate the effects (in case, to be fair, it would have the same formula as the ancient leaf that needs a certain life limit to activate the effect)

Shame you can't sell it to Duel Links players.

Btw i thought about a gimmick in master duel , buying cards that are sold for gems i think it could be cool( what i mean is that everyone can put a card in the market and sell it for gems

buy low sell lower 🤑🤑🤑

He lacks the foreskin to understand

Farfa will be a multi-millionaire.

I was surprised it wasn't brought up as a joke, nor the top comments talked about it. I just had to scroll down a tiny bit 👌

I went to my local store to buy the albaz struture on release day but it was closed due to a public holiday, so I bought it on an online retailer and the cheapest I could find was already a 30% markup of rrp. On the day it released.

I just did that a few months ago with the MtG card Mindbreak Trap. The reprint was announced _2 days_ after I sold mine at ~$75-80, and it lost about a third of its value overnight.

On the other hand, Konami literally makes a living by selling pieces of cardboard

@@destrudo2601 and our data now too

@@destrudo2601 At least konami owns the rights to the cardboard. The people who buy out these cards to hopefully make a profit just create a scarcity where there really shouldn't be of a product they don't own any rights to just to make some money off an unlucky schmuck who thinks the price spike means it'll be good.

Maybe an economic system where people with shitloads of money can fix markets and make infinitely more money isn't ideal

@@0Enigmatic0 that's crazy, we wouldn't have incredibly rich people get even richer then

The most infuriating thing is the Air Neos. It never has any reprint, and probably won't ever. Apparently Konami no longer has the right to the intellectual property of Air Neos. They even delete the Air Neos art from the new Neos support in POTE. I don't know whether they can get around the law by just making an alternate art for it, but this situation is so f*ck up and funny at the same time

Same with shuttleroid. It's so odd

I remember back in 2017 when some people were siding appointer of the red lotus and it hadn't had a reprint in many years so for a meh side option was way too overpriced.

i always say that ogdoadic is just 1-4 cards close to being broken.

@@goodguyshuckle9270 honestly I think what they need is a way to dump Aleritt and Kurse into the grave when you do the standard open combo. Then it's easy to get Aron out with the searched Water Lily, since by default you have 4 in grave. Either a link 2 or a "dark synchro monster" would do the job.

The problem with Ogdoadics is that they have a very specific naming scheme/reference, and they already blew up all the possible monster names in the first wave, so there's no hope for better combo piece monsters.

Rudy from Alpha Investments calls it "I just want to make money, fuck your LGS and fuck you too".

Also you winning literally depends on other people losing

Yeaa sadly ... The recent Predapractice buyout was so laughable. The deck never top. The one who top German nats didn't even play Predapractice. The reprint was also revealed not so long after. I hope that yugitubers and pro players get punished like this more often so they stop manipulating the market

Yeah that happened several times around then because people assumed the rare proxies on the konami blog were secrets, I remember some of the lightrays being pre-sold for stupid amounts for that same reason.

Lithosagym?

To be fair I bought a hell of a lot of Maximum Gold and only got two copies. TA was pretty clearly short printed in it. It's one of only a handful of cards in the set that I still don't have 4+ copies of because I never find them in stock anywhere. I even pulled more copies of Apollousa than TA which was also incredibly rare to see. Print rarity and power level is generally more important than the designated rarity. That's why, say, a lot of the cards - even secrets - in BROL are pretty cheap but ones like Souls' are not. It may have the same rarity but they're not actually the same rarity because Konami doesn't know how to use rarities correctly. If they wanted it (and the three others in its print rarity category) to be pretty rare they could have just made it starlight or stuck a couple ghosts or something in there if they wanted to and just saved the secret rare for LDS3. Or just make all secrets legitimately as possible meaning you would have seen a playset of everything secret in about 2 boxes but they had to be stupid about it instead causing Souls' to remain relatively expensive.

@@gregoryford2532 Yet people rarely mix the two

@@gregoryford2532 Thank you

The problem with gambling with this kind of "an old & almost broken" card is that there's only 2 options: 1). Konami already noticed the existence of this card and so will never make an archetype or support cards that will be busted with this particular card. For example, they won't ever make an archetype that will be busted by banishing 5 spells from deck. 2). Or, if Konami had an oversight and make the card super broken, they'll ban that card immediately, since it's an old card so it won't matter for them (Konami doesn't gain anything from the secondary market). Like what happened to Phoenixian Amaryllis. Both of these options have happened a lot of time in the past, too many that you would be ignorant to still try to invest in these kind of things lol

I don’t play infernity. But is it good in that?

@@ericmay560 Not at all. Infernoty doesn't really want any of its backrow banished, ESPECIALLY not Launcher

Spell Chronicle was an anime card. It was used by Yubel as a ticking timer to add super poly to Yubel's hand over the course of it's duel with Jaden.

mbt can you ban this man I need to rinse out my eyes for seeing the cthulu-esque phrase “spell plussy” why have you wrought this upon this earth

Well, you most likely reveal a lvl 1 so it is almost a Mystic Mine for your opponent that makes them give up MP1/BP so it guarantees you'll see another turn. Being a lingering effect makes this even more challenging to deal with. If this were a tuner as well it would have way more value, because they would go for a very early Herald and would have probably had some meta relevancy.

@@babrad Fair enough but the deck had feather storm for that purpose already.

So the play was etele or summon it reveal dragunity brandistock (lv1)or phalanx or today couse, both lv2.