Thanks for the video!! Shame no ninja structure deck, but after you showcased it, I've been personally pretty hype for them!! Thank you for the great content and dedication to the game!!! You rock!!

Yeah this feels so much healthier than tears meta

OTK not FTK

Yes sir

Thank you!

Does it say that in the official yugioh rulebook?

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@@lawrencemalone-px6qe No, these are fan terms, like "pop" is used instead of "destroy" or "foolish" instead of "send from deck to gy".

I have this deck physically, it's so easy to xyz summon stack and FTK going 2nd

Well not entirely, epurrely beauty can negate monsters on the field.

My gripe with that card is it's not a good search target until Trap Track and Triple Tactics Thrust come out to encourage aggressive use of Kaijus and monster theft spells. Trap Track will actally also be important for getting opponent's Kaijus off the field to unclog backrow as ExNoir will result in a surge in their usage.

www.masterduelmeta.com/articles/news/galactic-evolution + few purrely decklists here from Master Duel: www.masterduelmeta.com/tier-list/deck-types/Purrely

this is taken from an article on the page concerning the new pack: Galactic Evolution Tips & Decklists just head to the mainpage and scroll down.

Eevee supremacy!

What's wrong, how are you?

@@-schattenpflanze-3755 much better for the end of a day. I had a nice dinner. But is it a true happiness? P.S. Thanks for asking 👍

It would if you had 3x jet and 3x blue since they’re the ones able to special out with a rank 2 on board. The amount of deck space you’d need to dedicate to get the most out of a spright build isn’t worth it when you’re not opening the cards which facilitate the payoff consistently

Hmmm can you guys share the deck I wanna try it or is it's only 3 blue and 3 jet plus gigantic, elf, and sprind?

@@jetherarroz1118 i don’t think it’s playable in master duel with jet limited and blue semi-d - but if you really wanted to play it, you’d probably go 3x Purrely, 2x purrelyly, 3x my friend Purrely, 1x Purrely field spell and 3x of every spell, then for Sprights run 2x blue 1x jet 1x carrot 1x red 2x smashers (maybe a gamma burst? Feels unnecessary but maybe it’d come up) 3x beaver 2x angler and fill the rest out with handtraps. Extra deck you’d play 2x plump 2x expurrely noir, 1x of every other Purrely, your zeus package, 1x of each spright ED monster and then you’d run masquerena + unicorn/apo to get use out of your Sprights. It’s not very good since a) only blue and jet can special themselves with a rank 2 on board, b) beaver fights for your normal summon with other Purrely cards and c) in most scenarios you’re probably already winning once you get your Purrely stuff online, so making a spright board on top of that is super win-more meaning you’d be better off playing handtraps etc instead of those cards.

​@@ct1296nah let them try to cook and give us the free wins.

You can add Kash only fenrir though because as what you can see in the deck list purrely rely so much on there spell and if you add unicorn and ogre that will be too many but you can make a 60 card deck abomination if you want too hahahahah.

With its power level 8 UR is fair ( could be 9 but the happiness ur exceed is probally not even needed )

Excluding hand traps and staples, 8-9 URs (3 Friend, 3 Sleepy, 2 ExNoir, maybe an ExHappy) and 5-6 SRs (2 each EHappy EBeauty EPlump, and you can even drop to 1 EPlump) doesn't seem that expensive to me? And I say that as a completely free-to-player. I've got more than enough junk SRs and URs laying around that I will literally never use.

How to stop? Going first is the key hahahahaha

Like 95%

They say small noir is a major part of the pack so we still don't know if this is fully playable or they need small noir

But this has more protection.

@@kevine9474 utopia is more based

There’s a lot to wrap your head around since everything has like 3 effects, but it’s easier if you split them up. The field spell and continuous spell are fairly self-explanatory - field spell gives protection and an extra material during the end phase, whilst continuous gives you a search + adds back spells from gy if they out your monster. The quick plays all have 3 effects on the cards themselves - a usually useless first effect (protection effects, life point gain etc - only comes up in a scenario like this vid, where you’re able to use the battle protection effect to otk), a shared effect to discard 1 to summon a maindeck Purrely, and an effect they give to an xyz using it as material. Each of the 4 spells also has a corresponding rank 2 (though the xyz for sleepy memory isn’t released yet) - when paired with your maindeck monsters, this is important to keep track of, as the rank 2 you’re able to make depends on the spell(s) you have access to. Both main deck monsters are similar in the sense they can search a spell, and both can rank up into a rank 2 xyz. Purrely is a non-guarenteed search (excavates 3 and has to find one off the top) and ranks up by attaching a spell from hand (the happy spell makes the happy xyz, the pretty spell makes the pretty xyz and the delicious spell makes the chonky xyz). Purrelyly is a guaranteed search (can search the continuous, which then grabs a spell) and attaches a spell from grave rather than hand so offers better card advantage. The big difference is that whilst Purrelyly requires setup and is a hard once per turn, purrely is a soft OPT so can be used multiple times - since you can summon multiple copies out using your quickplays, this is how youre making your strongest boards. The rank 2 in this video is only really used for OTKs/zeus lines - the other two are more important. Beauty is a quick-effect negate with a spell attached so is a potential endboard piece, and plump can attach two spells from grave which helps you make the rank 7s (both require a rank 2 with 5+ materials). Plump gets you 4 of the 5 materials with relative ease, and since all the spells have bonus effects as xyz material, this helps create rank 7s which can offer removal, can attack multiple times with huge stats and (most importantly) give you draws on the opponents turn. All the rank 2s can also attach activated quickplays to themselves which helps get your material count up. The rank 7s themselves consist of an endboard boss and a boardbreaker/otk tool. Noir is unaffected by activated effects with 5+ materials and can detach 2 to spin a card from field/grave to deck, whilst happiness is a dark ruler-esque unrespondable mass monster negate which also inflicts burn when it attacks. You can make these turn 1 with enough spells in hand, but commonly you’ll want to make noir using the trap card purrelyeap (searchable by Purrelyly). You can make a plump with one or more copies of sleepy memory attached, keep it on board and draw a card for each sleepy attached during your opponents standby, then use the trap to tag out into the unaffected towers which then gains the draw effects itself - letting you draw between 2 and 6 cards in the opponents standby. If they don’t kill you that turn, you will almost certainly have lethal on the crackback. To summarise, it’s a deck that plays well either side of the coin flip. Going first, it makes a difficult-to-out towers backed up by a few pieces of removal and negation, all whilst gaining a baffling amount of follow up for the following turn. Going second it has easily accessible otk and multi-mat zeus lines, and a bunch of additional effects that help break boards. Cards like evenly and drnm aren’t great against it, since they can rebuild incredibly easily, so you’ll either want to stop them setting up with droll/gamma/ghost ogre or tribute over noir with a kaiju- but if you’re opting for the latter, you’ll probably need to kill them that turn.

No

@@Degen9111 what cards are missing besides epurrely noir?

@@yuseifudo6075 just epurrely noir and the sharely trap

The deck is still powerful, right?

The deck is ridiculously strong with sleepy memory and delicious memory at 3. However giving both Purrley and Mikanko CYAC cards potentially means that next month we could get Rescue Ace with Emergency and Preventer next set and that deck under Maxx-C is a nightmare to face. (Rescue ace also has a handtrap that's busted in Tearalaments).

Dies to kaiju, village, anti spell, gozen, Omni, naturia, goddess, alba zoa etc...

@-schattenpflanze-3755 I understand but this one specific turn kill looks too fragile to be as consistent as he says even with the cards you just named.

I agree that isn't gonna stay relevant for long

This deck doesn’t care about droll

This deck doesn’t care about droll

This deck doesn’t care about droll

This deck doesn’t care about droll

This deck doesn’t care about droll

it's unaffected

It's also just a pretty boring deck, I watched 1 hour game play and nothing happened

You can't target them....