I am curious to know what was the cards on the deck

I preferred how it was before

Yea, now you it's easier for the opponents to know/remember which column is negated

​@bayuvirgo3143 that's the point lol

Well people who dueled irl put like a coin to remember what columns were negated. People should stop rellying on imperm missplays for wins. Just saying.

@@ushiookazaki4ever In real duel tournements you are allowed to ask which column is impermed and if he cant or refuse then judge overrule the imperm. People that complain about this update are the same people that reley on his fake wins cause he misplayed and used his cards in the imperm zone.

I don’t think that’s evenly matched, but rather Maxx c. I still to this day evenly matched is one of the most fair but good board breakers out there. It lets you keep a card, and you can easily play around it/ stop it while being very good if it resolves.

The endymion could have negate the double evenly with 2 endymion....

​@Csthh yeah. Without maxx c that board was unbreakable.

Yes

Bugs and plants, these creature exist in real life too.

0:15 for example, the real traptrix is the monster with that pair of red eyes.

Yep they are bug and carnivorous plant luring your by Disguise as a loli

Basically, imagine if carnivorous plants and insects grew to colossal size and learned how to use illusion magic, creating young girls or transforming into them in order to lure unsuspecting victims to their lair. The simplified lore is "Trap Trick", Traptrix Trap Hole Nightmare", "Terrifying Trap Hole Nightmare", then "Trap Tracks". Rafflesia seems to be the source of their power since she is the only one who isn't a carnivore, but rather a parasite that seems to control the other Traptrix. This is because the rafflesia flower is also a parasite that has no leaves for photosynthesis, but instead feeds off of the nutrients of other plants. Much like how the rafflesia flower gives off a rotten stench to attract insects so as to spread it's spores, Traptrix Rafflesia may be using a pheromone to control the others. Each of the Traptrix are EARTH, either Plant or Insect, and have a base stat total of 2800 (other than the Link monsters).

Don't do it, both Traptrix, Sky Striker and Marincess can make Borreload Savage Dragon as a spicy tech, with Dogmatika Punishment you can send Firewall Singularity Dragon or Five-Headed Link Dragon to equip to Borreload Savage Dragon to make him have 6 or 5 non target omni quick effect negates and a 4.750ATK or 5.500ATK beaststick

@@RedEyeKing313X I'll be honest, I do have a meta Sky Strikers deck but I lose more than half of the duels I play them with. If I want to win a duel, I'll use my Solfachord deck. Its my preferred deck.

@@brkdream Honestly both Traptrix and Marincess are meaner when they pop off they make better boards than Sky Striker. It's kinda tempting to craft the Traptrix deck but I would highly recommend the tech I mentioned, Borreload Savage Dragon is better in Marincess and Traptrix because of the links you can make plus Dogmatika Punishment Singularity or Five-Headed Link for him

Don’t, as a sky striker main w a few other decks it’s not worth it. Striker is expensive too w staples

COPIUM

The Traptrix are monstrous bugs and carnivorous plants that disguise themselves as young girls to lure in prey.

they are not boys, don't try and genderbend. they've been girls lure ever since they debut.

No, they are either illusions or disguises of gigantic insects and carnivorous plants used to lure unsuspecting victims to their lair. Female spiders and mantids are often larger and stronger than the males, usually devouring the males after mating. Atrax is the Australian Funnel Web Spider (which is just as deadly as the Black Widow Spider), Mantis is the Pink Orchid Mantis, Myrmello is the Ant Lion, Atypus is the Purse Web Spider, and so on. The only exceptions seem to be Holutea, which is a fungus that is very sensitive to sunlight, and Rafflesia, which isn't carnivorous but parasitic. Based on how the rafflesia flower works, Traptrix Rafflesia may be controlling the Traptrix through a pheromone so as to siphon the nutrients from their meals. On their own, the Traptrix aren't much of a threat, but an entire colony of several Traptrix each with their own method of trapping their victims is a death sentence. Just ask the goblin and soldier, who learned that the hard way.

No. They are young women that lure males to the man eating plants and insects

No, they’re Traptrix because they lure people to giant carnivorous plants and insects

You mean like chaos, right 😅

Like he didn’t get evenly matched twice?? Lol

Who would ever suspect a child of leading them into a trap?

​@@Zangetsuv2 Na man why would TCG America have something like that? It's a deck of young women tricking bait males by acting like innocent damsels in distress and they fall into the trap holes for the man eating plants and insects. It's kinda like a Looney Tunes/Tom And Jerry joke, don't simp and let your guard down or there will be trouble

⁠plus the link 3 looks like a girl in trouble, trying to lure someone into trying to save them only to get munched on by the spider below