We all know, a game that features XYZ monsters is long overdue. Konami has been surprisingly lacking in this area of their money making business, not even Japan’s customary special treatment could give them anything other than Tag Force 6, and that only had a handful of XYZ Monsters, like Wind-ups without Tour Guide, and Evols without Dolka.
Note this before reading, this is my opinion and that is all it is, so you don’t have to agree. Moving along though, I felt like this card had to be addressed since it so grossly over-hyped that I thought it deserved a much closer observation.
We take a look at Crystal Beasts and how they might be polished into a workable, competitive build.
I think Cosmo Blazer looks like a really fun set. As you may have noticed, it seems like they’ve given the pack a lot of cards that will be good for the casual Sneak Peak duels that will be happening this Saturday and Sunday. Of course, they’re also releasing the Fire Fist archetype, those guys that, you know, reward you for playing with Snakes, Bears, and Bi – rd – ies.
Straight to the point, Forbidden Dress is a strong card with many facets that make it viable in the current meta and a better choice than other similar cards, and in this article I discuss why.
The ghoulish subject of the undead gives rise to another discussion on Zombies. This main dish is served with news, and a side of listener comments and questions.
(Sorry for not getting this up on Monday! I had school in the morning and went directly to work from there, I completely forgot to put up my article) I didn’t have anything in particular to post so I figured I’d do another deck profile. This is pretty much the deck I’ve been working on the majority of my time: Chaos HEROs. It’s loosely based on an OCG build using Chaos in HEROs with a lot of variation I’ve brought to make the deck as full of options as possible at all times. It exchanges the defensive nature of HERO beat for consistent OTK and control plays.
We ring in the new year with discussion on the upcoming Japanese VJump cards, and we also go into detail about our current and future decks.
Generic (any two monsters) Rank 8s have a very small card pool. There’s Gimmick Puppet, and then there’s Heliopolis, a 3000/2400 monster that detaches a material to then tribute any number of monsters from your hand or the field, destroying an equal number of cards on the field in the process. So, it turns every monster in your hand and on the field into immediate 1 for 1 destruction. That’s it. These are the options until
In this Wintery-Christmas themed episode, we wrap up our discussion on the upcoming Cosmo Blazer set. We then delve into the frigid tundra inhabited by the cards that make up the Ice Counter mechanic. We follow that up with listener comments.