We’ve got Kyle’s current (Sept2012) build of his TG Agents deck.
If you’d like to see it in action, check out his match against Wind-Ups.
Deck Profile: Chaos Mash
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Pretty busy week, just started school and I’m gearing up to go to the Philippines for 2 weeks at the beginning of October (so I wont be on the podcast then) so I’ve been a little busy. I figured then I’d just do something simple and give you a deck profile of a deck that I’ve been having a lot of fun with recently, which is my Monster Mash deck. For those who don’t know, Monster Mash is a deck variant that’s all monster cards to facilitate the use of two specific cards: Gallis the Star Beast and Witch of the Black Rose. I don’t run Witch though, because I think that card sucks. I’ll explain that later. The variant I’m running is rather original, I’m not focusing on the Gallis OTK nearly at all and I run some obscure tech choices and based the deck around one of my favorite cards: Genex Ally Triforce.
Deck Profile: Volcanic XYZ
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‘Cause I said I would, here’s a profile of my Volcanic deck. The deck is also still in the testing phases so it’s not totally complete, keep that I mind. The deck is based around some quick rank 4 XYZ as well as the basic Volcanic business. If you don’t know about the basic Volcanic monsters and the effects I point your towards this link: [HERE] That’s a link to my old article about the basic Volcanic engine, so check it out.
Fun Gemini Deck
So, as I said on the Gemini Podcast, I might be posting up the fun Gemini Deck that I made while researching for the cast… well here it is is I guess. I had a lot of fun with this deck, but as a preface I’m pretty sure this deck wont be able to compete at competitive levels. (although I’ve never tested it there, so who knows right?) The deck explores some totally different playing styles than normal Yugioh and I felt it was a breath of fresh air in an otherwise stale format.
“Alive HERO”
Today is a far more direct article tan normal, I’ll just be responding to LegendaryChevralier’s comment on the recent Dragon Podcast:
Also can you give me some more infomation on that “alive hero” deck you were talking about? It seems really interesting and surprisingly similar to what I’ve been contemplating.
I’ll just be giving a little insight into the deck from my perspective as well as a pretty standard (as far as I know) decklist for the deck in Japan at the time being.
Justen’s Portland Regional Report (UPDATED)
So to start things off…
The only really noteworthy thing that happened on Thursday is I found out that the event would cap off at around 140 people due to the size of the shop in question after reading a post by Mike from Team Overload’s blog. Thanks to him I dodged a bullet and was able to do more research and tell everyone coming with me to the event to preregister to guarantee ourselves a spot. I owe you one dude! It turns out the event was populated by lots of familiar faces from Washington.
Portland Oregon Regionals Report
Hey, ‘sup it’s me Kyle, back from the Portland Regionals this Saturday. Quite the fun day I do have to say, it felt like I was on vacation for a whole week! Me, Matt, Justen and 4 others (Nate, Kegan, Tyler, Joe and Seth) all headed down to Seth’s house in Tacoma (about a 3 hour drive from Portland, where the Regionals where held) on Friday night and arrived around 12 or 1, I wasn’t totally sure when stayed up way to late then went to bed. The next morning we left at 7 and arrived at the location around 9:30, 30 minutes before the event started. Lucky for use we preregistered for the tournament and made it in, while a whole slew of people did not (even some people from our own card shop). As one of the judges told me, there where around 110 preregistered duelists out of the 152 maximum entry for the tourney, so not many walk-ins made it into the tournament.
Regionals and Stuff
Hello everyone! Been a couple days since the Washington Regionals and I figured rather than give the whole spiel on the podcast I could give a quick report here as well as some other interesting things I learned at the event. By the way, this article’s pretty long, so prepare!
Chaos Frogs – Kyle Oliver
Matt and Kyle discuss the decks they used in the “Very First Show” duel and how they have evolved. This is part two featuring Kyle’s’ Chaos Frog deck.
Chaos Frogs V-TWO (40 Cards)
3 Swap Frog
3 Genex Ally Undine
3 Caius The Shadow Monarch
2 Chaos Sorceror
2 Treeborn Frog
2 Fishborg Blaster
2 Mobius The Frost Monarch
2 Destiny Hero Malicious
2 Genex Controller
2 Effect Veiler
2 Spirit Reaper
2 Junk Synchron
1 Sangan
1 Gorz, Emissary Of Darkness
1 Ronintoadin
1 Battle Fader
2 Pot Of Avarice
2 Mystical Space Typhoon
1 Monster Reborn
1 Giant Trunade
1 One For One
1 Allure of Darkness
1 Foolish Burial
Chaos Frogs V-ONE (40 Cards)
3 Swap Frog
3 Genex Ally Undine
3 Caius The Shadow Monarch
3 The Fabled Cerburrel
3 Chaos Sorcerer
2 Treeborn Frog
2 Fishborg Blaster
2 Mobius The Frost Monarch
2 Destiny Hero Malicious
2 Genex Controller
1 Sangan
1 Gorz, Emissary Of Darkness
1 Ronintoadin
3 Pot of Avarice
2 D.D.R. – Different Dimension Reincarnation
2 Mystical Space Typhoon
1 Monster Reborn
1 Giant Trunade
1 One For One
1 Allure of Darkness
1 Foolish Burial