Bonfire made decks I used to like usable. Like laval. Just need one for beasts.

@@Ullr94 Obedience Schooled doesn't cut it anymore? Well it does negate the monsters summoned and locks you into Beasts, so yeah, I can see why a Bonfire-esque card would work 😄

Thanks!

Yep, Raging Phoenix is just a better alternative to Amblowhale (but wasn't out yet at the time of recording). Oh yeah, shutting people down with Secret Village is quite funny. This deck cannot properly search it though, and I don't think you want to run three from the get go, but it surely is a game winner in its own right!

Ty! Yeah, the others are pretty standard, but needed to be included to fully showcase the deck.

@@cognitivegrub0 I didn't know promethean princess could be used in this deck

@@OMG_YGO Well you do now! 😄

I have a question about malwisp: why can you still search with meluseek eventhough malwisp reads "Special Summon it in Defense Position, but for the rest of this turn, it *cannot activate* its effects."

@@AngelofHell1311 I think it just negates the effects on the field

The main reason I've build the board this way is that you have more options when you respond to cards. Since Hexstia is forced to tribute the monster it points to, you preferably want to use the effect of the monster it points to first (in my case Silquitous). If we'd put Adminia right of Hexstia, we could be put in a pickle down the line when we'd want to respond to a spell/trap with Hexstia. I do think both options have their advantages and disadvantages (the main reason for your line would be to not have to include the 'bricks' that are Peritrator and Revitalization). It is definitely a viable option, so thanks for letting me know this line!

¡Gracias por tus amables palabras! Thanks for your kind words!

Whilst I would agree, the scope of this video is to showcase combos using the fixed starters present in the banner at the start of the combo. We pretend that all remaining cards are 'blanks' (no names nor effects that are useful). However, due to how Master Duel is structured there is no way to do hand fixes. Anyway, the combo you are referring to was showcasing what to do when you have only Meluseek + Pookuery (however we searched Meluseek with One for One and a discard). Marionetter is not part of the presented combo.

Not really. You can obviously play more traps and go for less combo/summons. Also you can add 1 Crossout + 1 Nib yourself to have the slightest odds against having Crossout in hand to counter Nib. Overall, I think this deck does reasonably well when it goes unchecked, but has some certain counters (e.g., Nib) that stops it from reaching meta status, I think.

Yeah, that should work too! Personally not a fan of Spoofing (as you cannot search it), but these videos are a nice starting point and for everyone to tweak to their liking, so I am happy you did!

Estoy totalmente de acuerdo. Sin embargo, estos combos muestran qué hacer cuando solo se abren cartas establecidas. Entonces, si solo hubiéramos abierto Marionetter-Multifaker, eso es lo que tendríamos que hacer. Pero sí, tienes toda la razón al decir que hay mejores formas de abrir (preferiblemente Meluseek-Pookurey) y extender, cuando tienes las cartas en la mano. (traducido por Google translate, no hablo español :( )

SP alone is already great, and it is even better with IP. So yeah, those will work great. SP just wasn't out at the time of recording, so it wasn't inculded, but it is defininitely a great option!

@@cognitivegrub0 I just am not a fan of anima because people play around it 95% of the time. It’s a great card but it’s so great that people are aware of its existence so it doesn’t feel great anymore. If that makes sense

@@fadeddragon123 Yeah, I can see what you mean. But that is the fun part of YuGiOh!, you can mix and match to your liking.

Both have been Duel Links character themes. Forgot which I used for the first 3 combos, but I ended on the Ghost Girl theme (as she plays Altergeist in the anime).

To which combo/starting hand are you referring to? And which Talker do you mean, Accesscode (which is generally not made going firstbut often used as an OTK tool)?

For that combo we start with Marionetter and Mutlifaker and to show a combo with just them, we assume the other 3 cards are blanks/non-existent. That means that we assume the Pookuery already in our hand is not there, so we need to search it for the combo to work. I do agree it is better to search Protocol when you already have Pookuery, but that was not the focus of the combo.

@@cognitivegrub0 okay that's fair. Second question: Can Kunkuery really do her protection effect in the same turn that Promethean is summoned? Aren't you locked into Fire summons for the rest of the turn after you interrupt a summon on your opp's turn with Promethean, thus no battle phase protection afterward from Kunkuery?

@@Ntimidation Promethean Princess only locks you into fire summons when she is on the field. So if she is still/already on the field you cannot activate Kunquery, but when she has been removed (by battle or card effect), we can protect our LP with Kunquery, hopefully letting us survive for another turn.

This is a combo guide, in order to fully control the environment I am playing against myself. So please ignore the opponent's cards for the sake of the guide 😅 Anti Nib lines are not plenty in this deck, as it tends to be weak (compared with meta decks) to monster effects. You could play a trap heavier build to not rely on monsters that much, but that one will be much slower than this build. So there will always be a bit of a trade off. Another option is to pack a Crossout and Nib yourself, but even then chances are slim of you pulling it at the right time. Hope this explains it a bit.

As I see it, adding manifestation and getting faker in grave to be added of banshee helps, then after being nib'd you still end on set manifestation and faker in hand which is two disruptions, could also hold revitalization for follow up after being nib'd

@@prohobbyist5872 Yeah, that would work.

Ah yes, as long as Promethean is in the field, you'll probably survive the turn, which would be great. However, when they get rid of your Princess you may be able to use Kunquery (when there is an Altergeist card still on the field, doesn't have to be a monster) to negate an additional attack whilst blocking possibly an other. It is situational at best, I agree with you on that, but calling it a fantasy duel seems a bit farfetched. It is performed in a vacuum, true, but not in a fantasy. But if you don't like it, just ignore it, you may not be the intended audience.

I am playing in a Duel Room against another account (to control most variables). Replay's from Duel Room's show both hands for some reason.

It is now banned in the TCG but still very legal in Master Duel. I don't think that there is a 1-card combo without Linkuriboh for Altergeist at this given moment, but I'll try to find one (if there really is one). To other combo's are not strictly relient on Linkuriboh, so you can always perfom those.

Honestly, I just use Almiraj in place of Linkuriboh. For the most part it works, though you don't get the sneaky battle protection without Linkuriboh

@@JakeTheJay You are right! That would work mostly similar during our own turn, but we cannot use it like Linkuriboh during the opponent's turn (in the 1st combo, we cannot tribute off the just reborn Meluseek to trigger its search effect). So you would have a little less to work with. Edit: Meluseek does need to be normal summomed for it to be eligible to be linked off for Almiraj, so One for One will no longer be a starter for it. Relinquished Anima would then be a suitable target to go in to.

Too slow for a 'combo' variant and relatively hard to search. The deck will work fine with it, but with a more combo-style I prefer not to run it.

@@cognitivegrub0 fair enough

From what I've understood, it is fairly cheap in the tcg.