Little kids don't have $900 to blow on 7 pieces of shiny cardboard.

The albaz lore could make an insane speed duel box. 4 decks immediately playable Ritual Dogmatika Tri-Brigade Swordsoul Branded Despia (pre CYAC)

I'm 26 now, collected cards when I was a kid, played semi-competitively during the dragon ruler format. Stopped playing for a few years, then started playing Master Duel, returned to TCG and met my current girlfriend through it.

"The best deck in yugioh is a fire truck, thats really cool" I mean yes.

Ok I like his critique video. It’s someone who understands the game and it’s history, has an objective perspective on it, and is speaking from a calm and reasonable attitude. Hats off to APS

Some of the twitch comments were right about Duel Links (as well as Speed Duel in general) There's been many times when they've made a skill or two that's made Yugiboomer archetypes (DM/BE multiple times, BLS somewhat recently, ect) somehow work, or even become outright dominant forces. If Konami wanted to grab the " 'member the anime " crowd, they should have sent them that way since it does a lot in that regard while being simpler in general Its only recently doing more to expand from that with Archive skills for non-anime decks and introducing more competent non-anime archetypes, but generally, DL/Speed Duels should be an in-road to YGO from the anime/nostalgia perspective

The people who say that Yu-Gi-Oh is easy to learn are probably just people who want to be there to mock people for "struggling to learn" for some superiority kink.

I agree on the sky striker take. It’s a great entry deck to the game. Any beginner can easily learn what each card does in a quick amount of time.

1:15 it's weird how this meme is over a decade old, yet it is as true as ever

FINALLY someone says it. I NEVER understood why the animie decks are SO WEAK, when those are the posterboys of the game. Remember when Jeffrey won with his Exodia Deck last YCS? People outside of Yugioh reacted to that online. They were super happy about to hear that someone is killing it with an Exodia Deck. And I never understood why Konami doesnt see that. With Blue-Eyes and DM in the meta, you could easily bring in new players and spectators. Imagine Joschua Schmidt and Jesse Kotton, in a final of a YCS, with decks of Blue-Eyes and Dark Magician... this would be the most amazing duel ever. Konami really doesnt know how to handle their own game. Make Animie decks meta

YES 100% Konami needs to push the lore of these archetypes more. Manga, and Anime of these archetypes. Like - "Fallen of Albaz - Yugioh Stories". Id be all that in a heartbeat.

Duel links has already had the main character decks being meta plenty of times, I genuinely don't want us double dipping into that pool for the TCG/OCG. Like even Fortune Ladies were once a meta threat because of one basic skill, and a smaller deck. Some things like that you can't exactly replicate on paper, like you could print a card that does what a skill does but it doesn't change the card economy for using it. Konami just needs to address their audience better. They know their audience but they don't really understand the fundamentals of getting new people in the game so they do, just that, preach to the choir. Vrains was probably where things peaked because almost every character deck from that show was meta at one point.

The lore aspect helps mtg with its sales by alot. And unfortunately there are many cool yugioh archetypes with unique lore and backstories but we have no practical way of knowing about it without actively searching and putting alot of effort to learn about it. It would do wonders for sales as people would get many cards for sentimental reasons.

It’s even more discouraging for new players because their first deck is usually dark magician or blue eyes and they go to locals and are lucky to even get a win and get absolutely slammed. I don’t blame people for not coming back lol

Yes even in eu streams Farfa. Watch any other competitive gaming event and there is almost no downtime. As someone coming into yugioh when master duel started watching YCS streams is a snooze fest because 80% of the stream is “Guess this card.”

5:00 One of this game bigest problems is it marketing. They constantly market this game to DM era nostalga players and try to push this absurd narritvie that when you pick Yugioh back up(because they've jst given up on getting new players) that its going to be the old school playground yugioh, and then those people come back only to find out that not only is the game not like that anymore, it NEVER was.

10:12 exactly, if you're even one format behind the game you genuinely can't tell what's going on until like accesscode hits the board or something

I don't think that you can compare a TCG to a video game. Like obviously it's much easier to understand the gameplay of a shooter than a complex TCG like yugioh. Like if a normie goes into a MTG stream and watches a tournament they also won't understand anything. Most TCG's need a certain degree of knowledge about the game to understand what's going on. Like watching someone playing Uno is one thing, seeing someone activating* engage 3 times in a row is another lol

For Yu-Gi-Oh! The best way to understand who’s “winning” is by looking at who has more total cards in hand and/or field.

Nah the fact that they printed Tears shows that they know Yugioh is not a kids game.

To be completely fair to Paul, and in agreement with Farfa, he does bring topics to the table and promotes discussion within the playerbase. Farfa mentioning the difference between someone watching something like a League of Legends stream (or any MOBA or even Fighting game stream) and a TCG game stream makes me think of some sports. American Football is very straightforward and easy to follow (or Competitive Swimming, which is even more straightforward), while something like Baseball isn't as easy to follow and becomes more enjoyable to actually watch if you know some of, if not all, the rules of the game. So, yes, knowing context of what's going on absolutely helps with enjoyment. 14:57 I know two people that started playing Yugioh for the first time either last year or this year (comment created in 2023). Though, I believe one of them was familiar with the anime, at least, but plays Labrynth, while the other, more new to Yugioh in general, plays Mikanko.

I “played” and collected yugioh as a kid back in like 2002-2004. I basically completely forgot about the game until like 2015. And that was after years of playing magic and hearthstone with my friends. Then at that point I bought hero strike deck and blue eyes deck and only played with my gf basically. Then I took another break. Came back in like 2021 and actually started learning the meta game on KZfaq. And it’s taken me until NOW to actually grasp the meta game and actually top at my locals somewhat consistently. Two straight years of learning all the mechanics. I wasn’t doing it super religiously but I did it all because of what I remembered as a kid. I don’t think the average person, especially someone who doesn’t have some kind of rose tinted nostalgia glasses, is going to stick around for 2 years to finally be able to compete. Now, I know a lot of people wouldn’t need 2 years to learn, maybe I was a bit on the slow side, but I think most people with jobs and lives, it’s going to take a while to get up to speed

This comes to the core idea that nearly 100% of Ygo cards being developed are all in Japan for the ocg crowd, it then influences the TCG it will always be that way. Now I'd then ask the question how much of the OCG crowd match or diverge from the TCG crowd. So what's their core target audience there vs the west?

I would like to see Konami pushing more on the lore stuff like making manga or anime adaptation. Or maybe even something like an anime adaptation of the OCG structures manga, where characters are constantly changing decks and archetypes to show off different strategies.

I get what Farfa was saying about buffing the anime archetypes, but that only works in a vaccum. We got 9000+ cards that can interact with each other in the worst ways. Just taking an example he said, if they were to buff Alexis'anime deck(which is cyberangel) it would either have to be a mountain of text to make it so that its is meta contintious while only playing well with itself and not being splashable or another deck entirely that can run the engine like drytron becomes meta instead of alexis' cyber angels(which again defeats the purpose).

Been playing yugioh since the start took a big break when Lightsworns first drop until master duel dropped and picked up the new mechanics easily it’s definitely experience based on catching back up and when you had quit the game

So I'm one of those players that started playing YuGiOh through Master Duel that hadn't played the game since it was originally released in the west in the early 2000s; the last time I had played the game myself before Master Duel was when I was like 10 years old and my brother and I had those terrible fire and water structure decks. Now, I had been kinda getting back into the game before Master Duel by watching things like progression series, because those sort of draft formats that steadily add cards to the format are actually pretty easy for newcomers to watch and learn new cards. So by the time Master Duel came out and I tried playing it myself, I at least had an understanding of like...how each summoning mechanic worked, what a hand trap is, some combo terms the player base uses like 'garnet,' 'brick.' 'RotA,' etc. But the people that downplay the difficulty of this game by saying 'it's not that hard, just read' are infuriating. Even if the game's base mechanics are not that difficult, there are thousands upon thousands of cards that I had simply never seen before. I didn't have the luxury of learning how a lot of archetypes or staple cards worked as they came out, I have to learn them all from scratch. I've also noticed that sometimes there's a tendency for more veteran players to compare a new card to an older card with a similar effect, and while that can be useful...it doesn't help me. Most times people say things like "oh this is an 'armades' " I'm just left going "???" and have to go look up what Armades does as a card to see what that means. I could go on for hours about how shitty the advertising is for this game though. It really does need something like Arcane for YuGiOh imo. They have so many amazing characters that they do nothing with outside of the card game. Instead they just bait yugiboomers with duel monster era imagery and make more competitive players feel like they're ignored.

I think it's an internet problem. I would argue this is something that isn't exclusive to Yugioh but is happening across multiple different hobbies. Combination of social media and online resources (wikias etc) is a double edged sword. It can make some more esoteric parts of getting into a hobby easier to learn but it also really amplifies the most hardcore of enthusiasts which the majority of people getting into a hobby simply aren't. It's like there's a difficulty to even get into the game due to complexity but also archetype locking (Yugioh is horrible for draft formats due to this reason) but also because it's the internet you don't have the smooth, natural process but instead get thrown into the deep end. You don't have like that slow discovery process of steadily upgrading your deck as you learn more about the game, you basically are given a recipe optimized for meta play (even if it's a rogue deck). The Salamangreat player whose turn 1 is Heatleo pass will get bodied against the meta but it'd probably be better for him, as a new player, to slowly grow to understand the Salamangreat deck himself even if he stumbles around and even tries stuff like Emerald Eagle, exploring the deck on intuition then later if he wants to get into the hardcore scene look up the meta build versus just being given the decklist and told, "Learn this one combo line."

Farfa, i don't think we need more HERO support, especially when the deck is primarily known for turboing out IO, Macro, and Skill Drain nowadays A deck like that should never be meta or people will absolutely quit the game

The first show I really watched was 5ds, some younger friends I know grew up with zexal, some even with arc V. I don't know if it's realistic to make all the big decks from every series meta, but they ought to at least be playable.

Yugioh is for the casual player. That is why I want to casually play full power Mystic Mine burn at a tabletop yugiboomer get together.

1:45 The way he says 31 reminds me of the Kevin Hart clip of him saying "Damn!" when he hears Don Cheadle's age.

Wargreymon and (possibly soon) Metal Garurumon are decent in the Digi TCG. I think it’s important that your mascot be represented well in your formats. It’s a part of the brand and should be respected since ppl can easily identify with the mascots

I'm a yugi boomer who came back to this game 8 months ago after about 15 years and holy fuck was it hard to get back aboard. What hooked me back was basically these funny AI President playing Master Duel videos and the Heartstone meta being unfun af at the time. So I bought 3 structured deck to relearn the game and have fun (I'm pretty dumb so having physical cards help). It took me about a week or two to perfectly know my deck and combos. Then I jumped to Master Duel just to find out that my deck wasn't yet fully released there. so I did PvE games for like a month (seriously PvP was straight up unplayable). And now after finishing my deck I'm just stuck playing PvP casualy around gold elo. Tho I won't complain about my elo or whatever meta decks I see, but atm my main problem is how bothering learning to play other decks feels and there's a lot I want to play like the Mako Tsunami deck, Dino, Ninja, Dark Magician, Vanquish Soul... Also I did learn how to Link or Xyz pretty easily and made peace with Sychro summon but I'm still yet to even know what the fuck is pendulum about. Other issue I have with Master Duel compared to other virtual cards game like HeartStone or Legends of Runeterra is how bad interactions are displayed on the board, like I lost my whole turn's time so many times trying to figure out why my card's effect doesn't work...

I somewhat disagree with the notion that anime-style decks haven't been tiered in a long time. While it isn't much that way now, but back when mechanics were focused on the anime, we had a ton of playable, and meta strategies, birthed from the anime. We had Heroes, Salamangreat, Gouki, Blue-Eyes, Blackwings, Dark Worlds (more than once), Wind-Ups, Inzektors, etc. Some of these were played by relevant characters in the show, even if they weren't the most iconic. I think Konami did a pretty decent job at highlighting anime decks in a competitive space.

16:40 Chess isn't all that difficult you just need to memorize 100,000 openings and varying games resulting from them

i think the problem is that Yu-Gi-Oh is a Text based Strategy Card game the GENRE Yu-Gi-Oh is in, demands more than any other genre to make Yu-Gi-Oh more casual is to fundamentally change what even makes it appealing to Yu-Gi-Oh players

My very first real life duel was at a YCS in New Jersey… I was looking for locals, I was playing blue eyes… it was Dark Savior format…

Nobody who is concerned about the direction Konami is going is able to explain why the game is still seeing significant growth. Then again, neither are the MTG players able to explain why their game is growing despite WoTC's own efforts to dump it. The fans of other alternative card games really need to step up their support so that the numbers can reach and dethrone these zombie giants.

World legacy deserves it's own anime. Story is absolutely amazing.

I keep saying imagine an anime that shows off the decks lore, not the game playing. But in the world of the cards. Duel terminal and all that happens. Albaz and it’s journey. A cheesy hero series with hero. These shows could get people interested in the cards and the story they show. They also would make good ads for casuals too. Also a way to make the tournaments better. Literally do what the boomer show does. Give everything animations, make it fun. Explain pot of greed and how it allows you to draw 2 cards.

35 been dueling since i was 10 this game has been a constant in my life ive never been tourney player i just enjoy the game as it is

21:00 One other point to consider. Sky Striker is VERY easy for someone who is not super into Yugioh to understand. Most of the spell cards have 1 good effect that gets stronger with the spells in grave, which isn't too bad to grasp. Of course there is a lot of decision making that goes into a real competitive game, like what to search for. But you can "do stuff" with Sky Striker with almost anything. Compared to some modern decks, where its really confusing what goes into what? What am I searching for? Who am I summoning? It can be a complete minefield without a 10 minute+ tutorial.

i took a like 8 year or more break or so and came back because of master duel, ive been playing for 2 years

I remember seen an anime deck being meta which was Super heavy samurai i can't remember when it happened but it was right behind Kashtira.

They could make like a Visas Frost anime to market those newer cards.

5:03 not always. For some reason Paul didn't mention that one of the duels was like HAT vs Bujin or smth

12:59 biliion dolar idea for konami, make anime OUT OF current meta decks. The albaz lore would go so hard,even small ones like the entire s-force, time thief psy frame could work. The are already dabling with this idea with ocg manga on sky striker,and next with the Spellcaster lore(alister,endimion and so on). If this pops off i would literally do something,idk

They need to bring the anime into the card game. Its weird to see that the anime characters are only ever referenced and never shown. Instantly would bring a new crowd to the game

I stoped playing right before XYZ summons. My best pack pulls were mirror force from mt brother and magical cylinder. MD helped me get back and learn the new style and i love it. Old yugioh was fun but i do like its current state

I agree with most of what was said in this video outside of a couple Farfa takes. Long post inbound, so Tl; Dr - YGO is only hard if you don't take the time to study and practice I definitely think YuGiOh is easy in the sense that it doesn't require any sort of mental skill like hand-eye coordination or physical aptitude like speed or strength to play well, nor does it require much in the way of making predictions that are multiple moves in advance like Chess, due to the random nature of YuGiOh (at most it's playing around handtraps and other interruptions). Most duels are decided by the coin toss or the opening hands before any kind of "skill" comes into play. I'm going to preface my next statement by saying that it's not a very easy game to just pick up and play as a newbie or a returnee due to the sheer volume of cards and strategies; HOWEVER, it is a game that can be easily learned and easily returned to if you take the time to learn the meta, familiarize yourself with relevant cards and strategies, and practice the decks you plan on playing. I feel like most of the people who complain about YuGiOh being too difficult are those that just want to be able to take a deck out of a box or throw some nostalgic cards together and just have fun, which is doable when you're playing with your friends. But it's like a fighting game: you can pick up Tekken 8 when it comes out, get your buddies to come over and just have a blast in an unskilled showdown with zero stakes, but once you hit that online ladder (the equivalent of a YGO Locals) you're gonna get put into a blender to the point where you're not having fun anymore, because you're playing a different level of player. I feel that Konami is 100% the problem, but a lot of YGO players want a big return with little investment. They don't want to spend money on good cards and card archetypes, they want to netdeck and take the decklist of whatever players topped recent events and then expect to be able to automatically replicate the success, or they want to just build a strong "meta" deck without actually labbing it. In short, YGO is not difficult and many YugiTubers have proven that you can kinda be an overall dumbass and still have success in the game, but if you actually want to WIN, it takes investment. It's not a game like Exploding Kittens or Superfight where you can just take it out of the box and that's all you really need to win. But that's with any game with a competitive scene. If you want to be able to compete with the best, you're going to have to be willing to put the time and investment in like the best do.

I miss when upper deck was in charge of yugioh, and we had both Advanced, and Traditional formate tournaments for the community.

"Magic knows its audience" NO. THE FUCK. THEY DO NOT.

my problem with yugioh md is that after building my boomer deck (blue eyes and dark magician), I ran out of resources to learn new decks. Yes, I also build a sky striker deck later, but I am struggling to be able to even start learning a new deck. It just takes too many hours to be able to just start

I really like the idea of the decks from anime should be the meta deck and have the support to back it so that’s it easier for the marketing and people returning to the game.

When I came back to the game..I. first made a toon world thinking it would be awesome

Yugioh is really difficult to get back to it. I played both magic and yugioh in the early 2000 and gave long breaks on both, but with magic even after 10 years or so not knowing any card I could go blind into a newer set of cards and instantly figure out sinergies and card roles from that set. With yugioh is not that much clear.

I mean quite a few of us Gen z grew up with Zexal and GX, it wasn't as much of a craze as in the 90s, but we do exist 💀

Im suprised no one is talking about the newer anime not being translated anymore into other languages than English. A 10 year old German/French/Spanish kid will not be able to watch Yugioh anymore at all. So unless youre from a native English speaking country youre locked out of the anime entirely until youre older and learn English or Japanese.

This is more like a Yugioh TCG problem

I genuinely wish we got some more promotional stuff for yugioh like the sky striker manga, or like an anime/manga of the Branded lore or World Legacy lore or sumn, I think it'd be really good for the player base (plus maybe some decks *cough cough orcust cough* would get sky striker treatment and get some new support) But yeah, I actually started playing sky striker again because I read the manga for it... and also because I saw Josh memeing on it but I think Konami could get players into the decks if they promoted them more

I gotta agree. If they made the stories that are putting into the decks into their own manga and sold them world wide, more people would likely pick up the game just for those cards. Imagine getting to see some of the manga art end up turning into an entire panel as the in between for each archetype's story has the gaps finally filled. Yugioh: The Fallen Dragon and the Priestess Yugioh: Hero of the World Chalice Yugioh: Traveler of a New Clear World All major stories that could easily be made into Manga with their card art as major pages of their stories but imagine stories for the archetypes that are known but not as explored in their own stories such as: Yugioh: Subterrors of the Hidden City Yugioh: Citadel of Magicians Yugioh: Allies of Justice Yugioh: Explorer of Labrynth All Worlds that could have stories centered around them or even explored through the eyes of a character there isn't a current card of to bring the archetype together. And this is how Yugioh would be able to get a fanbase again beyond nostalgia bait for the early 2000s.

Just turned 28 today and I grew up on Yu-Gi-Oh! Not competing anymore but do play Master Duel. Got a shed load of cards in the loft 😂

I'm still surprised they haven't made a DT based series yet

Literally we need a lore animated series like Arcane!!

Really enjoyed the EU stream for Bologna. NA needs to copy + paste all of it lol

Its probably a lot easier to make generic ED retrain versions of Blue Eyes and Dark Magician that actually good decks can sometimes make than to actually make Bewd or DM as archetypes playable

I am indeed a 30 year old grown ass man

I would like to think it was for as many people that found it interesting.

Maybe not lore but having an S force show could be good given it’s essential dimension crossing action so they can bring in other stories and decks whike not being limited by how long the story would have to last Works is good but how do you continue past the ascension

Whats crazy is that I memorized every 2 digit number, and can tell you 91 of them at any time

12:40 Yeah the thing is that I feel like you forgot that people who grew up with DM and Blue-eyes are grandpas in their nursing homes. Meanwhile the youth in their early 20's grew up with 5ds, Zexal and Arc-V. I feel like people forget that we also exist lol We didn't set man eater bug. We synchro summoned brionac, XYZ summoned 101 and pendulum summoned for 5 XD

in fairness if you want a like for like comparison, it would be like watching a GOATS mirror in overwatch against watching a tear ishizu mirror. I think the point you made still stands but I think its a little better as a comparison.

So my friends and I quit just as xyz's came out. We had a group of about 10 or so that all dropped it, but when my buddy went through a massive break up, we collectively went back to yugioh to get him out of the house and to get everyone together. That was back in 2019. Was blackwing player, that came back and made a red-eyes fusion/link deck that just got me back into everything all over again. Of that 10, 2 of us play competitively and go to locals. I planned on going to YCS Minneapolis, but got sick and didnt want to spread that to the community. Because the skill gap is so high though, we started doing a prog style monthly so that people who dont want to learn the new stuff can still play and have a chance to win.

This is perhaps the first time I've ever heard someone call Overwatch easy to follow

I love that moment where someone in the twitch chat is like "how come konami dont make blue eyes meta contenders" did people just forget when Blue Eyes won worlds in 2016. As something of a yugiboomer myself, i usually take breaks from the game but still folow it and usually come back when konami releases and archetype that I resonate with, for example I quit at the start of link era as master rule 4 killed my deck (frog mermails) but i came back with the release of swordsoul, an archetype that I really love

Sky Striker is for sure one of the best decks printed (in its time). TOSS was peak ygo for me and all we need now is Colossus to 1 and we can bring it back.

As someone who enjoys mostly watching yugitubers and play master duel from time to time I just can't bring myself to play the physical game with the current prices With a playsets of two meta cards I could spend a weekend traveling instead, and there wouldn't be any banlist ready to curbstomp my choice into the ground after a few months Unless there's a cheaper format I think yugioh will always mostly be an echo chamber that has problems luring new players in

11:10 yeah, no clue how to address it. If only there were other ways to play Yu-Gi-Oh than only OCG and TCG Advanced. Too bad that the game's foundation is so rigid that this simply isn't possible.

Tbh, i play yugioh for the community. I love how it's this blend of fun, toxic, war criminals and creative community. Yugioh has by far the best content creators out of ever cardgames. Also konami is one of the most reliable company that shows plenty of times that if they fucks uo, they are quick to fix the game.

12yrs out and Domain is making me look into the game again. Lot easier to learn a few new things and play multiplayer. Yu-Gi-Oh should lean into Domain as a Format.

Just my idea but idk if it's good or not. What if they create an event that participants will be given a card. And that card must be the boss of their deck until the end of the event. They need to construct a deck base on it. Those cards still follows the current banlist and each player must have 1 unique boss monster in their deck. So now players will really need to be creative in making decks. No more 3-5 Bosses end board setup with multiple negates. Avoids 100% mirror matches. What do you guys think??

They should make a format were every efect monster is banned.

We know factually new players is nonexistent in Yugioh so their target audience is now to keep their whales and cost sunk fallacy players in line

11:40 Didn't Blue-Eyes top a YCS? And D/D/D? Altergeist, Blackwing, Speedroid, and Salamangreat had/has cards on the banlist Also Alexis plays Cyber Angel. She was meta

I feel like every video of Paul talking about yugioh's problems are the exact same.

Legacy Format on Stream is cool, could have been a little more competitive since Goat changed quite alot. But i really enjoyed it, also they may open it up to a bigger audience this way :)

Im not sure how it is for others, but im a fairly new player all things considered. Ive watched mbt and cimo vids for about 3ish years, and started watching vonkarma and farfa for a few months… but ive inly played about a month of the game. The reason for me to get into yugioh was 1. The masterduel client is pretty great compared to other game clients and 2. Ive played mtg for about 3 years or so, and wanted to see how the games compare. For new players without an already high understanding of card game mechanics, and even some of the yugioh mechanics, this game would be near impossible to pick up. It was really tough for me, and i already have a good grasp of card games

"Who is Yugioh for?" doesn't need to be one answer. Konami, however, does the bare minimum for the game, so they haven't been been able to cater to more than one group at a time.

Not physically capable for sports? Play yugioh! Want to feel superior for once? Play yugioh!

5:10 Wrong. Very often, it's a Speed Duel product that these guys are promoting, and none of these guys have played Speed Duel prior to the partnership.

konami really thinks kids have 90$ to blow on a single card lmao

I am a person in my 30s, I started a niche KZfaq channel where I have a.i. tournaments using characters from the anime/ manga

Not even subbed? CMON MAN

I don't understand this narrative that YGO was "meant for children" even back in Japan in the 90s it was mostly grown men in those shops.

IDC what anyone says, Individuality is great slowing down on new decks and giving a lot of legacy support, then letting players choose what resonates with them, also fixing prizing would make this game so much better.

It's for anyone with an orcurst deck

How can Yugioh be so delusional as to pretend their target demographic is for kids, but have the most complex mechanics of any TCG? They've built up and made the game more intricate and hard over the years. This didn't happen over night. If they wanted to keep it for kids then they should have kept it simple.

Farfa I love the hot take yes Alexis cyber angels should be competitive and Sebastian’s spirit deck or Gemini deck of chemi critters yes please i wish they were meta

I do believe that dark magician and blue eyes should be cheap decks that are accessible and really good