I’m waiting for Gishki and Mermail. I’ll try to remember to edit this comment when he gets to them. Edit: Atlanteans at 10:05 Gishki at 31:28 Malefics at 56:49 Mermail at 1:01:02

Me with drytrons and punk

He brought amazement RU eventho i personally say its NU, eh, nice

@@UncalibratedAimbot based fish enjoyer 💪🏾

Imagine you were a sprigth or flowandereeze fan

Machinex with no tops, this milk is getting crunchy

Had the literal thought of aged milk

It's kind of amazing that unchained in the span of a month went from having no meta relevance to having 8 YCS tops including one 1st place

@@BezimiennyMarcel 2 1st place no? Pak in the 3v3 and kotton

​@BezimiennyMarcel I'm happy because i love the theme and story of unchained. Plus now they're really great generic fiend support, since a lot of their effects target unchained or fiends. Like the recovery effect of the link dogs for example. For as many as there are, fiend is a shockingly under represented in modern yugioh. And most fiend archetypes do not like mixing At the very least they'd be a great back up play if your main line is stopped

Loved how he placed dangers as a deck not a archetype lol

Oh you fucking said it friend I’m so hyped for this

Ubers stopped being just a banlist when it started banning it's own mons. It's a tier.

@@gravethestampede3454 Ubers and then mega-rayquazza/zacian-sword tier

It's got a name too it's called AG (Anything Goes). There's literally only 1 rule in there and it is to not cause an infinite battle, so it's even free-er than regular Unlimited

Based Logs and based editor

Helps to know what to dust for crafting material in Master Duel

that would have been a better and more cohesive list

@@Badbufon Yeah, this is way too inconsistent.

D. D. was there at about 21:03

no wicked gods either

@@sho8998 I stand corrected

@@mattvoll9094 Oh, I counted on the list, I just mistakenly replaced "gods" with "beasts"

@@DominatorLegend oh alright thanks

no way am i going to stand for a card with 110 words chief

@@danielestrin784 It’s not that complicated an effect, and it seemed to me at a glance that the Boxers needed a good leg up as an archetype these days, SO let me explain the effects piece by piece: _Battlin' Boxer Ring_ ⚪️Field Spell (Because most archetype that don’t have one would LOVE a field spell with their name on/in it. And what better “Field” for a boxer than a boxing ring?) ⚪️You can activate this card (From your hand or GY) during your opponent’s turn if a "Battlin' Boxer" you control is targeted for an attack. (A lot of “Battlin' Boxer” effects pertain to _them_ being attacked, so this card would come in handy as a surprise advantage when they would otherwise have their face be turned into hamburger meat) ⚪️"Battlin' Boxer" monsters you control are unaffected by the effects of monsters they battle, and can attack an additional time per turn. (These are taken from the “Triangle Theory”, where you have Sluggers that are weak to Outboxers, Outboxers that struggle against Swarmers, and Swarmers that get swatted by Sluggers. The first sentence refers to Outboxers that bait out their opponents mistakes to strike them, while Swarmers, referred to in the second sentence, try to overwhelm their opponents with a flurry of strikes they can’t maneuver through) ⚪️If a "Battlin' Boxer" you control battles, it gains ATK equal to it’s original DEF and DEF equal to it’s original ATK until the end of the battle phase. (And going from the above, this references Sluggers, who’s plan of action is to rely on being stronger and tougher than their opponent, tanking their blows while setting up their own ruinous kill shots.) ⚪️If a "Battlin' Boxer" you control destroys a monster by battle: You can add 1 card to your hand (From your field, deck or GY) that mentions "Battlin' Boxer" in it’s name or effects. (And THIS is an in-character/theme consistency boost, rewarding you for winning battles/bouts against your opponent by giving you easier access to other “Battlin' Boxer" cards So NOW, you have a home field advantage for a deck that should be at home in the heat of battle. As for the 110 words, as long as it fits in the text box, it’s fine. If people have trouble reading card effects, that’s on them half the time.

​@@danielestrin784my guy you play yugioh 110 is the minimum

And Unchained has been splashing D/D/D in many of the decks. 5 different names

Tbh I can't stand this guy for some reason. His voice gets on my nerves. But he also comes off as a "my opinion is the only correct one" egotistical type. This is probably just me though lol. I'm a very easily annoyed person

@@stephenbailey6878 Logs? Yeah kinda he jokes a lot with the "i'm so much better and cool and stuff" but he's a fun guy you should check out theduelogs logs to know him better

I like the idea, but it still is luck dependent And in both decks, the Opt effect can be just useless But I see you making a bunch of custom cards in this comment section xd

@@lordofcrows Well their idea is that Gamble cards are, by their nature, never all that potent in the meta (aside from a handful of single cards once in a blue moon), and “Arcana Force” and (Older) “Archfiend” cards both rely on such mechanics… SO I take the two, combine a support card for them, and make it a general purpose gamble support card that loops into itself in multiple ways. Of course the very nature of the card means that it IS still luck dependent, as you said, but at least you can get _something_ positive out of it no matter what you do, and there should be enough support on multiple fronts (support that this card can help search out on it’s own) you can slot in to help influence the results of any gambles you try. As for the custom cards I’m making, I’m thinking I take the worst archetypes listed here and make cards to help spruce them up. It’s more fun and challenging to improve something that lags behind rather then tear something down that’s arguably too strong for it’s own good. I don’t care for “Tall Poppy Syndrome” errata’s thank you very much!

100%. Bro made the rules and then broke them every time a new archetype came up.

​@@slaygoblins to be fair I dont think he takes this tier list that serious. Is a more relaxed content

Ehhhhh, I can see the appeal in those sorts of cards but they don't really make the deck more "cohesive," they change it into something else entirely. The decks main design space is being a recursive engine for tribute summoning out cards like the Egyptian Gods, this doesn't do anything to make that any better of a win condition. It also doesn't fix the main weakness of the deck which is that you have to play so many copies of the knights, but you also don't want to draw any of the Knights, instead it adds more relatively mediocre cards that don't really do anything, albeit cards that are easier to summon. With that said, I had two ideas for the how to expand on the Knight deck Queen's Squire Link 1 LIGHT/Warrior/Effect 1 "Jack's Knight", "King's Knight", or "Queen's Knight" (This cards name is treated as Queen's Knight while on the field) If this card is link summoned, you cannot special summon from the extra deck for the rest of this turn, except LIGHT Warrior monsters. While you control this card, you can normal summon 1 "Jack's Knight", "King's Knight", or "Queen's Knight" in addition to your normal summon/set. You can only use this effect of "Queen's Squire" once per turn. A level 10 monster that is tribute summoned using this card as tribute is unaffected by your opponents cards and effects until your next turn. Arcana Divine Joker Link 3 LIGHT/Warrior/Effect 3 Warriors with different names, including a normal monster This card and monsters this card points too are unaffected by cards and effects that do not target. When a card or effect is activated that targets this face-up card on the field or a monster this card points to (Quick Effect): You can discard the same type of card (Monster, Spell, or Trap); negate the activation. If this card is destroyed by battle, you can special summon 3 LIGHT warriors with different names from your graveyard, except Arcana Divine Joker. You can only use each effect of "Arcana Divine Joker" once per turn. I think these cards are pushed af but they really help the deck. Drawing 1 or more Queen's or King's Knight is now no longer the turn ender that the deck usually suffers from. The tribute summon protection effect actually makes playing a card like Slifer the actual win condition for the deck instead of Utopia Double/Isolde like now. Also the deck now has a decent link monster to make while under the Light Warrior lock that fixes the biggest problems with Arcana Knight and Extra Joker

@@cturtle4573 I like those. And I admit, I kinda forgot about the God card angle they had when making these, and focused on making them support each other so long as at least 2 of them out out. I figured I had to balance out their (quick effect) non-OPT special summon by keeping it tricky enough to get 2 of them out in the first place. Plus I thought the battle effects that stack on each other would be a solid reason to use the three in themselves. Also, what are the ATK’s of those links?

@@ButFirstHeLitItOnFire Yeah that's fair, I think quick effect summoning is definitely an interesting angle to go for. In terms of attack, I'd have squire at 750 and Divine at 2800-3100

@@cturtle4573 Besides, the funny thing I just realized is that, once you get the board set up with the first 2-3 “Royal Knights”, they can actually play into the tribute/material angle pretty well, especially if you run at least 2 copies of each “Royal Knight” and fill the remaining 2 main monster zones. You could get out a Kings and Queens knight each, special summon jacks knights from your hand or GY en masse constantly, and use the jacks as tribute fodder for the god cards, then revive the knights by their own effects. Also, by buffing “Knights” in general, “Knights” now become a “Super-“Archetype in the same way Archfiends do… A bunch of individual stand-alone monsters, some scattered in other normal archetypes, and some that ARE entire archetypes in themselves, are now connected by an overarching keyword. And there are A LOT of “Knight” monsters in Yu-Gi-Oh to slot these in with.

Aroma already has good LP gain cards like Laurel, Angelica and Gardening, your suggestion is decent but I think it needs better Main+Extra deck monsters that do smth useful when you gain LP instead of changing battle position or bouncing a Spell/Trap. Give us a good Normal summon, a Link 1 that searches Aroma Garden/Gardening and a good boss monster, and I can die happily

@@LhynkalTheFool Maybe a boss monster who’s ATK and DEF each equals your LP (and thus encourages more LP gain focused decks) as a base?

​@@ButFirstHeLitItOnFire Sure, that goes well with Bergamot but it also needs protection (e.g. can't be destroyed) and an omni-negate or other form of interaction. There's Sweet Marjoram+Dried Winds to pop cards, but the only negate is Aromaseraphy Rosemary and the timing is clunky. Have the omni-negate usable only while your LP is higher than your opponent&a summoning requirement (e.g. must be Special summoned from hand or GY by tributing an "Aroma" monster) so it's not generic, and it would be a great addiction to the archetype.

@@LhynkalTheFool I have a good boss monster to try, let me know what you think: _Aromaseraphy Titan Arum_ (DARK) Level 12 Plant/Zombie/Synchro/Effect 1+ “Aroma” Tuner monsters + 1+ “Aroma” non-tuner monsters _Must be Synchro Summoned. If “Aroma Garden” is on the field, you can also the above materials from your hand or GY as Synchro materials. Cannot be destroyed or targeted by card effects. This card’s original ATK/DEF always equals your LP. During the end of each turns draw phase, you gain LP for every card on the field, in the GY, and in both players hands X500. Gains the following effects while your LP are higher than your opponents:_ ⚪️Once per turn (Quick Effect), you can negate the activation of 1 card or effect. ⚪️Once per turn (Quick Effect) You can add 1 of your cards to your hand (that is banished or from your field, deck or GY) that mentions “LP” in it’s effects. ⚪️During the end phase of each turn, you can normal summon/set or special summon any number of Insect, Plant or Rock monsters from your hand. ATK/0 DEF/0 _THERE,_ I made a boss monster that should about work… (Potentially) big body? ✅ “Aroma” focused? With LP gain to go along with it?✅ Certain Immunities (against destruction and targeting in this case)?✅ Strong effects that are only accessible whilst you have more LP than your opponent?✅ I even tied some of the card’s characteristics to it’s name (in a funnily macabre way)… The Titan Arum is said to be one of the biggest and most potent smelling flowers in the world, attracting scores of pollinating insects… Because the “potent smelling” here is comparable to that of an actual rotting corpse (Hence the DARK attribute and Zombie secondary typing, and my mental image here is that a known Zombie Boss monster like Zombiestein or Berserk Dragon has indeed taken up gardening with the “Aroma” archetype in it’s artwork), hence the ability to swarm the field with Insects, which aside from this and my prior suggested card, don’t usually interact with this archetype (but it make sense to me… Flowers attract all kinds of insects, so a flower based archetype should also by apt at getting out insects if their “Smell”/LP is potent enough.)

Card that makes the effects not opt or choose when to activate them

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Same brother

Eldlich had 3 skill drains and Imperial Order

@@Ddiaboloer Funnily enough the eldlich match up was still decent due to the grind game cubics had. I remember grinding down eldlich players to the point where they usually ran out of life points for imperial order then Id shit out big chungus again. The only real threat deck was drytron due to the shit ton of negates.

Just took cubic to a regional and did surprisingly well.

@@slaygoblins good shit man

Ice Barrier? You know they got a Structure Deck and are getting some upcoming support as well, right?

Agree on Gusto part. I LMAO'ed very hard when I saw Tailwind of Gusto as the representative instead of other cards like Pilica or Griffin

@@Brazio20 Well I would argue gulldo is the backbone of the main deck in pure gusto. (Though I really wish they would errata it so that it doesn't miss timing when used as synchro material) Even more representative are the extradeck monsters though. Diagusto emeral still being limited in the tcg or the internal bossmonsters in sphreez which straight up wins the game with any acceptable boardstate or Eguls/gulldos the supposed bossmonsters that are meant to act as floodgates.

@@TheNeonLynx I've considered that ship has sailed, since they could've done it when they added new Gusto supports. IMO currently the only real chance for Gusto getting the errata is if Konami release a Gusto structure deck.

@@Brazio20 Tbh I was surprised they got any support at all since they never got any attention. I mean I love my birb ladies but like they never got an episode in the anime as far as I know. Nobody played them even when they were new so I thought even Konami forgot they exist. Also Konami only erratas op cards to be weaker not weak cards to be better.

dragon rulers are unplayable, so nothing would change

MonkeyFight TCG has a nearly 6 hour video discussing every archetype that goes into a lot more depth and even provides sample deck lists. I’d recommend his video for an in depth explanation as to why current Myutant is barely even a deck aside from the fact that you can put 40 cards in a stack.

the whole tier list doesn't make a whole lot of sense, it was about "pure" power level but all decks where judged by constructed decks, by being tech cards or whatever, don't give a fuck is just entertainment

@@Badbufon yeah I don’t take videos like this super seriously. It’s more just an excuse to listen to someone more knowledgeable than me talk about my favorite 2014 decks for 30 seconds.

@@UncalibratedAimbot Funny enough after looking this up, the MonkeyFight TCG thing is exactly what I'm talking about. He ranks Myutant at "5/10" on his tierlist, which he calls "Strong Casual", right on tier with Dark Magician. That sounds pretty correct given their strengths and weaknesses. By contrast, Mr. Logs dumping them down with Ally of Justice feels like a meme more than anything. Like sure it's a goofy tier list video that spends maybe a minute or two max on most archetypes, but even Dream Mirrors got a full sentence. I wouldn't blame anyone for watching this and thinking Myutant is just some Water Dragon tier garbage, when that's absolutely not even close to the case.

time to build AOJ mikanko lmfao

@@mechanizedMytha See, it’s shooting up in usage already! Also, what was that other archetype you mentioned?

Blackwing is absolutely on the list.

Forgetting the PU and ZU tiers though.

Non Recyclable Trash Tier

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Also just gonna put this out there, SeeReax actually built a pretty broken Archfiend deck that really would've been competitive back then if some of the tech cards he used were available then.