I think the "danger?" Ones imitate the trope of "something rapidly moves among the darkness, you look around but cant pin down the creature. Finally you hear it behind a bush, you get close to examine it as the air gets tenser and tenser....only to find out the thing that made the sound was a harmless animal. You take a breath of relief, what a cute guy inside a deadly forest. But this is a mere distraction as the camera pans out and reveals the big monster behind you." This is why finding the danger? cards is a bad thing, while finding the Danger! cards is a good thing. Danger? Are distractions meant to let the big ones creep up on you, this is why Jackalope summons a Danger! monster when you find it. Because finding it lets the big guy catch you off guard.
My best guess is that they probably actually exist in real life. I mean, jacakalopes are real. They're just normal rabbits affected by some virus. Tsuchinokos might be real, too. Maybe they're just really elusive animals. Animals like the okapi were once thought as myths, too, but they're not. They're just really rare and elusive.
Danger! One-shot worm (DARK/Wyrm/effect/level 1/0 ATK/100 DEF) (Archetypal effect) When this card is discarded: you can discard any number of cards from your hand: add that many copies of "Danger! One-shot worm" from your deck or field to your hand. If a Danger! monster is sent to the GY, you can special summon as many copies of "Danger! One-shot worm" from your GY to your field. You can only use this effect once per duel Danger! [insert cryptid] (DARK/[insert type] level 1/ATK 400/ 0 DEF) (Archetypal effect) When this card is discarded: target any number of face-up cards on the field, their name is also treated as "Danger! One-shot worm" until the end of the End Phase. You can pay 1000 lp, add one level 4 or lower Danger! monster from your GY to your hand. You can only use this effect once per Duel.
As a Canadian who grew up in the Oakanagan area, I’m honestly very happy Ogopogo gets a card and as a Danger no less! We still have people today claiming they saw Ogopogo. Still find it so cool a legend I grew up hearing stories about is a card.
I don't think I ever actually saw someone using the spells and traps, but I really like "You're in Danger!" I want to run that in a deck just because it's neat flipping up a trap card to tell your opponent they're in danger.
Interesting fact about the mothman: Another cryptid known as the blackbird of chernobyl was supposedly spottet in, Well chernobyl, was described in an identical manner
There is one amazing fact about the Tsuchinoko that you didn’t mention. They are said to roll up like a donut and roll away from danger on their sides. They would then unfurl to attack by acting as a battering ram
Surprised you didn't comment on how the last trap "You're in Danger" shows a Danger monster we haven't gotten yet. Some kind of Trex or Raptor varrient. It was on the far right. I bring this up because every other spell/trap only depicts monsters from this archetype, so im assuming thats a monster we are getting in the future
Since its silhouetted off it might be some boss monsters for the deck maybe?.Also Danger! Disaster! Has another monster in thr background it might be a Bigfoot not sure.
Thunderbird is actually seen as a god in many native american myths also great video I love cryptids I wonder if the weindego well be added or the kraken which was actually proven real
“King Kong is more of a kaiju than a cryptid” Yeah but we already got that archetype. My guess is either skull island or perhaps the land of the lost a sort of paradox where these creatures exist
The reason they have a question mark is because they are not actually dangerous and menacing comparing to the other dangers Like See Bigfoot and Nessie-thats a reason to say it like you are in panic cuz it can hurt you As for the snake and rabbit they are adorable and their dangerous scale is not that big
Being a TCG original, I would expect their names to be things "OwO Fatty Snek Funny!", but for once they actually put effort in naming convection and went with the short and effective "Danger!" moniker, which is impactful and easy to remember. Good play Konami of America.
Eh, a yeti is pretty similar to Bigfoot. They're actually widely considered to be subspecies of the same cryptid. Personally, I'd be more hyped for the wendigo.
I think it's interesting that Thunderbird! is way more mythological than the others - thunderbirds are figures in some parts of Native American folklore, unlike 'some thing a dude in the 19th century thought he saw'.
I used a Danger Dark World Deck at my locals between December 2019 and March 2020. This was when I first started playing Yu-Gi-Oh in the name of competition.
@@Tetzll123 I did at my locals. I first started with a Pendulum deck, then I immediately switched to a Danger Dark World deck after. This year, I used an Eldlich deck.
Lol same I played it when I first got back into the game last year. I did okay with it and then picked heros back up but iv recently picked the deck back up and have incorporated more of the modern strategies (dpe and the dagda scythe combo) and iv been topping consistently with it
Fun fact about the thunderbird after researchers used the description of the animal and compared it with ancient creatures they found it was an exact match with the Argentavis a giant prehistoric bird. They believe that after people had found the bones of the Argentavis they were missidentified as a recently passed creature thus sparking the legend of the thunderbird
@@Ramsey276one yes it is 😂😂😂 even more so since those confusions rather surficed in recent years. Before that people didn't confuse them with one another and I have now idea how that happened to turn out that way😂😂😂
The reason they are mostly North American cryptids is because the archetype originated in the TCG, so there is a lot more American input than most OCG ARCHETYPES
If I remind well, if you have multiple Danger! on your hand and the opponent discard the DANGER! that did not used the reveal effect, you can Special Summon the revealed Danger! AND trigger the discard effect of the other since both effects are on different sentences. An example : - Reveal Dogman - the Opponent discards Mothman - Special Summon Dogman + draw 1 card - Trigger Mothman's discard effect - Draw 1 card and then discard 1 other card, say... Tsuchinoko - Trigger Tsuchinoko's discard effect and Special Summon it. If your main goal is to trigger the Danger! discard effect, you can use a card like Twin Twister to trigger it for example.
i've been told that jackalopes do kinda exist, they're just jack rabbits that have some disease that causes them to grow horn like growths on their heads. there's actually a similar thing that can happen to people, there's an old doccumentary of an old woman who had been growing similar horns from a weird birth defect, i saw it back in elementary school but I don't remember much about it
I absolutely adore this archetype, the cryptid creatures are so cool to me and their unique effects in the game are awesome, it is without a doubt my favourite archetype
We had our version of Dogman in France... except it had actual impact since "Beast of Gévaudan" has brutally murdered a roughly estimated hundred of people in the middle XVI century
Funny thing about Jackalope and dogman... There's an actual real life explination for them. There's a condition that some rabbits can get that cause horn like growths show up and split the skin, then grow into horns. It's, if I remember biology right, a type of bone cancer. Dogman, well there's a condition where people grow insane amounts of hair all over their body. similar to Beast from X-men, and occasionally it'll be matched with a growth deformity with the jaw to give a snout like look. That condition where people grow hair, might also be the reason for werewolf lore in europe.
I love this archetype simply because of how fun it is to play with, in my eyes it’s not serious with itself and yet that’s what makes it so strong and sometimes unpredictable! Also the pink snake is so precious and I will literally get 10 if not 20 of them cuties🥰🥰
We call them criptids. Creatures of unknown species that may or may not exist. Bigfoot is believed to be some sort of giantopitacus that may have escaped extinction and evolved some. The Loch Ness monster is actually an animal that’s big but straddles the fresh water and salt divide and few animals can do that the best guess is a bull shark or possibly a certain bass species that can do this. I know this as Loch Ness is connected to a freshwater river which in turn connects to a brackish river mouth which is connected to the sea. We don’t know exactly. Not western Virginia just West Virginia. The thunderbird isn’t Alaska it’s been allegedly sited across the southwest of America mostly Arizona and New Mexico, there are legends that are told by the native people of that region of this beast.
I've studied Cryptic zoology since Middle school and for years I always wanted the Cryptics to be a deck 💖 glad to see Konami came through after years Also I'd love to see a Lunalight Trivia
The question mark in the lvl 3 monsters are because those two are less "proven" to possibly exist and are more chalked up to hallucinations. The Jackalope is mostly thought to only be seen when hallucinating or drunk and the Tsuchinoko is also thought to be some trick of the eyes. All the other dangers have some kind of photo/video "proof" of its existence.
@@Ramsey276one One, use caps lock responsibility sir. Two, true I think with both they just run from you. I don't know about the snake, I haven't done that much research into Japanese cryptids.
Thank you for all the informative information brother. It is always appreciated how much effort you put into your videos and just wanted you to know that you are a great creator. Hope you're doing well my friend and stay safe in this crazy world we're in right now
I think that the question mark is on Tsuchinoko and Jakelope since those cryptids can be easly mistaken for a normal snake or a rabbit. So its suppose to be read like you are wondering "IS it a tsuchinoko? Or just a fat snake?"
I would love to see more Danger cards based on other cryptids. But I’d also like to see cards based on the research team. The art does have a few recurring characters on the team like the scientist and the big buff military guy. I think they’d be cool additions.
In the case of the Jackrabbithorned rabbits, they may have been based on rabbits afflicted with a disease that causes growths to occur mostly in the head area. Mothman, Owls. Specifically the glow from their eyes being reflected, and owl vocalisations can be rather eerie. being chased by a large, unfamiliar birds can be exaggerated.
Something interesting to note is that the claim of the taxidermy hoax being the origins of the legend of the jackalope is false. The legend is actually much older, found in the Cherokee legends of Rabbit who is their trickster just like Loki or Coyote in other mythologies. The Cherokee Rabbit (Tsisdu) is where the stories of Brer Rabbit originate as well but in the Cherokee legends, he originally had a pair of antlers which he lost in a race with Little Deer. The word jackalope is the only thing that is relatively new as stories of antlered rabbits go back thousands of years.
7:21 my own two cents, a weird gimmick I see with Tsuchinoko’s is that they’re bloody EVERYWHERE, when there is one Tsuchinoko, there is also 20 more. Do Tsuchinoko still summoning itself is present of the idea that ‘oh look you captured me, here’s more’. In comparison, Jackalope doesn’t get captured, he just runs away, leading explorers to face another Danger! Card, hence why it summons from the deck
Something I just realized about the weaker monsters summoning a stronger monster might be similar to how in movies you see a small creature that isn't a threat but a bigger threat is about to pounce on the main character
the reason Tsuchenoko and Jackalope have a question mark is because unlike the other danger! cards they aren't nessisarily dangerous, and the "real" Jackalope and Tsuchenoko are believed to not be aggressive.
although technically Nessie isn't widely believed to be hostile, she is supposed to be a giant dinosaur so she could probably eat you if she were real and you made her mad.
When I was about 6 years old I was staying at a house being babysat by a couple of 12 year olds that went to my boyscout club. My grandmother had to work late so she was gone past nightfall. Me and the two boys were playing super smash brothers (I think the first one) on a Nintendo game cube in a glassed off patio room that you could see most of the yard in. The house was in a clearing probably half a football field long in all directions in the middle of the woods, so seeing anything close to the house was easy and unmistakable. It was a full moon so it was bright outside. The boys decided to make some hotdogs for dinner for me since neither of our guardians had come back home. Before they left the room, they informed me that they had seen a creature in the woods before, and that they never told me before because they’d only see it at night and I’ve never stayed late enough for me to need to worry about it. They said if I ever saw anything, to hide and call their names right away. I told them ok and went back to playing smash bros. About 5 minutes later I heard a loud thud in the yard, and when I looked out there was a tall creature with huge, bright yellow eyes in the middle of the field between the house and the forest. I froze up in fear, and the creature slowly made its way towards the door. The creek of the screen door opening finally snapped me out of my paralysis and I grabbed the nearest pillow, covered my face, and screamed for the boys. The screen door quickly closed and seconds later I could hear the boys rushing down stairs to see what had happened. When I took the pillow away from my face the thing was gone. I know I didn’t imagine it because I’ve been scared of the dark, I never imagined monsters in the closet or creatures in the woods, my real fear was of the darkness itself. That was and has been the only time I had ever truly ever seen something comparable to monsters from a kid’s imagination. I know for a fact it wasn’t the boys pulling a prank on me because they came rushing down from the stairs seconds after the creature let go of the door, which wasn’t enough time for the boys to sneak through a window to get back inside. Ever since that day I’ve always believed in the paranormal. That being said I like these cards a lot and would really like to build a deck based on them
SCPs aren't cryptids though. Almost all of them are fictional. Some of them are based off of real events and some of the cryptids in the danger archetype have been put into SCP lore, but most SCPs are clearly fictional or can be traced back to a creator
@@preafyx as he said but not going into danger! because danger! is cryptic its like saying be awesome to see godzilla as a hero because heros fight monsters spcs are cool but they dont need to be in every demon fiend or myth based deck
I think the reason for the question mark is because they are the only ones that look more like their real animal counterparts, snake and rabbit. The other are unmistakable in their appearance and would be easily picked out while the other two would need a few glances and some squinting.
I don't understand stand why they call it danger dogman instead of danger werewolf, when it's clearly a werewolf or wolf man. Even the Japanese know what it's supposed to be.
I think the "danger?" Ones imitate the trope of "something rapidly moves among the darkness, you look around but cant pin down the creature. Finally you hear it behind a bush, you get close to examine it as the air gets tenser and tenser....only to find out the thing that made the sound was a harmless animal. You take a breath of relief, what a cute guy inside a deadly forest. But this is a mere distraction as the camera pans out and reveals the big monster behind you."
This is why finding the danger? cards is a bad thing, while finding the Danger! cards is a good thing. Danger? Are distractions meant to let the big ones creep up on you, this is why Jackalope summons a Danger! monster when you find it. Because finding it lets the big guy catch you off guard.
Wow i never thinked that Way but IT makes sense (sorry for tiping im spanish)
I was sure you were leading into "Actual Cannibal Shia LaBeouf"
Nice Idea
@@Alikaoz now we need a Danger! Actual cannibal shia Labeouf card
That is so cool.
I am firmly of the opinion that "Danger!? Tsuchinoko?" is one of the cutest cards ever printed. I love this chubby snake so goddamn much.
Idk... I think he needs another body segment.
The best thing about this archetype, apart from its splashablity, is that we can expect more support due to the massive amounts of cyrptids.
Potential Sub archetypes:
Researchers of Danger!
Hunters of Danger!
Cult of Danger?!?
@@Ramsey276one maybe not sub archetypes but definitely cards in the archetype
Unless Konami intentionally neglects it.
@@Trekkie46 let's hope not
@@Ramsey276one no
I think they have the question marks because they are unsuspecting and don’t look dangerous
The cute cryptids
Shy snek
Horny bunny
XD
yep, plus they might be more elusive than the other dangers, seeing as they provide a summon regardless
That’s what Sam said
Kinda like saying: "A tsuchinoko? Where? We have to catch it!"
My best guess is that they probably actually exist in real life.
I mean, jacakalopes are real. They're just normal rabbits affected by some virus. Tsuchinokos might be real, too. Maybe they're just really elusive animals. Animals like the okapi were once thought as myths, too, but they're not. They're just really rare and elusive.
They all need a show within the Yu-Gi-Oh! universe
It can be like a documentary or found footage like documentary like with the film “trolls”
All the archetypes with lore like the World Chalice should get their own anime.
@@nabeelnitro6447 an elemental hero anime would go hard
The story behind Ruin and Demise would be awesome to cover in a mini series that can have them reappear once in a while.
SKY STRIKER MANGA ANNOUNCED, LETS GOOO
I want to see a fusion of the "danger!" Archetype and the "D/D/D" archetype solely to call it the "D/D/Danger!" Archetype
I imagine it would be pronounced D-D-Danger! Like how in old Scooby do they would stutter saying ghosts when scared
@@bigdog421 ruclips.net/video/29e-DUjBPYQ/видео.html
@@dragonlord3376 XD EXACTLY
@Dragon lord can someone get this man a metal?
oh gods not a Ducktales joke.
I'd like to see more of these Danger monsters printed, their gameplay style is unique & fun.
I would love to see a "Danger! Bloop"
@@jeanr.martins5054 Nice idea bro.
Didn't danger use for engine on deck and not use for its actually archetype?
Danger! One-shot worm (DARK/Wyrm/effect/level 1/0 ATK/100 DEF)
(Archetypal effect)
When this card is discarded: you can discard any number of cards from your hand: add that many copies of "Danger! One-shot worm" from your deck or field to your hand. If a Danger! monster is sent to the GY, you can special summon as many copies of "Danger! One-shot worm" from your GY to your field. You can only use this effect once per duel
Danger! [insert cryptid] (DARK/[insert type] level 1/ATK 400/ 0 DEF)
(Archetypal effect)
When this card is discarded: target any number of face-up cards on the field, their name is also treated as "Danger! One-shot worm" until the end of the End Phase. You can pay 1000 lp, add one level 4 or lower Danger! monster from your GY to your hand. You can only use this effect once per Duel.
Yeah or put some regulation to only special summon danger monster fort the rest of the turn
As a Canadian who grew up in the Oakanagan area, I’m honestly very happy Ogopogo gets a card and as a Danger no less! We still have people today claiming they saw Ogopogo. Still find it so cool a legend I grew up hearing stories about is a card.
I don't think I ever actually saw someone using the spells and traps, but I really like "You're in Danger!" I want to run that in a deck just because it's neat flipping up a trap card to tell your opponent they're in danger.
Interesting fact about the mothman: Another cryptid known as the blackbird of chernobyl was supposedly spottet in, Well chernobyl, was described in an identical manner
And the owlman in England
@@zero1226 same description too I’m guessing?
@@the24thcolossusjustchillin39 yea
@@zero1226 Well damn, when was it sighted?
@@the24thcolossusjustchillin39 it was first seen in 1976 in a village called mawnan in england
There is one amazing fact about the Tsuchinoko that you didn’t mention. They are said to roll up like a donut and roll away from danger on their sides. They would then unfurl to attack by acting as a battering ram
Surprised you didn't comment on how the last trap "You're in Danger" shows a Danger monster we haven't gotten yet. Some kind of Trex or Raptor varrient. It was on the far right. I bring this up because every other spell/trap only depicts monsters from this archetype, so im assuming thats a monster we are getting in the future
Hopefully!
Since its silhouetted off it might be some boss monsters for the deck maybe?.Also Danger! Disaster! Has another monster in thr background it might be a Bigfoot not sure.
I believe the monster you're talking about, is actually Danger! Chupacabra. Hence the very long tongue hanging out of his mouth.
Thunderbird is actually seen as a god in many native american myths also great video I love cryptids I wonder if the weindego well be added or the kraken which was actually proven real
Probably as extra deck summin. It is a human turned into a monster through cannibalism and greed.
Theres already tons of Kraken like creatures in the game . But damn that sounds interesting.
It reminds me of the roc bird from Arabian mythology same depection of a giant bird of prey
@@shetos1233 Roc is already in the game.
Personally, I want to see a Jersey Devil one Or maybe a Yeti.
“King Kong is more of a kaiju than a cryptid”
Yeah but we already got that archetype. My guess is either skull island or perhaps the land of the lost a sort of paradox where these creatures exist
Maybe that island is also where the kaijus live
I thought of the Dark Continent from Hunter X Hunter
Danger! Kaiju is a deck that works pretty well for it's time.
@@ndf0715interrupted kaiju slumber contradicts this theory. Based on the art, most Kaiju's sleep under the ocean
The reason they have a question mark is because they are not actually dangerous and menacing comparing to the other dangers
Like
See Bigfoot and Nessie-thats a reason to say it like you are in panic cuz it can hurt you
As for the snake and rabbit they are adorable and their dangerous scale is not that big
"I'm In Danger" - Ralph Wiggum
How long before Konami announces a new piece of Danger support and makes this video also out of date? :P
It happens with every other video. So just let me know an Archetype you want more support for and I'll get a new archetype episode ready. 😅
@@TGSAnime It's not even an archetype, but I want it to be. I want an Archetype for Rapid-Fire Magician.
@@TGSAnime can you cover the yang zing next time
@@TGSAnime genex or dragunity
@@TGSAnime You could do follow up videos 😁
Someone: I’m in danger!
Duelist: *uses a Danger! deck* You want to use my deck?
Ralph Wiggum, said he was in danger once
Axel Brodie says "I'm in danger!" in Duel Links when low on LP.
@@MrSecretny I know......
You're in danger
Duelist: *uses a Danger! deck* Be afraid, be very afraid....
I would love to see the Yang zing since they are a fun archetype to play.
Yeah, it will be more fun if denglong wasn't banned...
@@rudyantohosalim2753 i feel your pain...
Why is he banned? Please be specific.
TGS: *Releases a video about Danger! monsters*
Konami: TGS made a video about Danger!s!!! QUICKLY! Print new Danger! support!!!!
Being a TCG original, I would expect their names to be things "OwO Fatty Snek Funny!", but for once they actually put effort in naming convection and went with the short and effective "Danger!" moniker, which is impactful and easy to remember.
Good play Konami of America.
I HATE DUB NAMES!
Skyfang!
Brandish Maiden!
@@Ramsey276one I love Toadally Awesome.
@@shis1988 broken clock right twice a day
Treatoad is still funnier
@@Ramsey276one I prefer the TCG names.
Sky Striker sounds absolutely wicked without a doubt and Fur Hire is a great pun.
I wouldn't change them
@@chrishansen1842
5:43
Naked Snake- Aww but I want to.
Zero - Your not allowed to eat it!
Naked Snake- But it's delicious.
We need a yeti, wendigo, jersey devil, etc. There's a lot they can do but definitely a yeti
Eh, a yeti is pretty similar to Bigfoot. They're actually widely considered to be subspecies of the same cryptid. Personally, I'd be more hyped for the wendigo.
@@metanightmare4454 A fusion monster using bigfoot as material could be a good way to go about making a Danger! Yeti!
I think it's interesting that Thunderbird! is way more mythological than the others - thunderbirds are figures in some parts of Native American folklore, unlike 'some thing a dude in the 19th century thought he saw'.
While that is true, and I agree with you, some people do claim to see a giant bird in the sky
Tsuchinoko and jackalope are so cute
Which is why they have a ? On their text.
I used a Danger Dark World Deck at my locals between December 2019 and March 2020. This was when I first started playing Yu-Gi-Oh in the name of competition.
You didnt
@@Tetzll123 I did at my locals. I first started with a Pendulum deck, then I immediately switched to a Danger Dark World deck after. This year, I used an Eldlich deck.
Lol same I played it when I first got back into the game last year. I did okay with it and then picked heros back up but iv recently picked the deck back up and have incorporated more of the modern strategies (dpe and the dagda scythe combo) and iv been topping consistently with it
Danger!? Chonky Snek? still has one of my favorite artworks in the game to date. Thanks for doing a video on one of my favorite archetypes!
Today is my B-day, I’m so excited and who knews... Something magical might happen now.
My too! Happy birthday to us
@@dajohnniesanders6997 Happy Birthday
@@WarmLillie happy birthday
Happy birthday bro.
Potential Sub archetypes:
Researchers of Danger!
Hunters of Danger!
Cult of Danger?!?
nah yugioh hates all religious and cult references in their card artworks
everything else i would love to see though!
@@moneychaserfilmzz3501 We literally have Aleister Crowley, a pretty well known occultist and cult leader, as a card.
@@moneychaserfilmzz3501 dude, the whole Dogmatika archetype is about religion/cult. You even have Tri-brigades as the group opposed to it's dogma.
Was that why 2020 was so bad we had all those dangers running around
Jackolopes actually are real the “antlers” on them are a type of fungus that started growing on their head
Not a fungus, it's even worse, it's tumors that develop due to the shope papillioma virus
they also can't suck goat blood to heal
@@arhamtajwar65 Thats a Chupacabra, not a jackalope.
@@dorugoramon0518 I mean real jackalops also can’t suck blood too heal…
@@arhamtajwar65 bruh
I'm from Puerto Rico, and I didn't know that the Chupacabras' would become a Yugioh card! The legend never ends!😀👍
IKR
Boricua!
Wait
It’s supposed to be an alien...
XD
@@Ramsey276one Boricua igual.
@Joshua Frias but everything Is ok, right?
@Joshua Frias good!👍
I would like to see a discussion of the Rokket archetype
Borrelend dragon POG.
Guns and bullets. There done
@@Chihiro-Kikuchi Now Yes?
Later or Permanently No.
Could it be that Wolfman also a werewolf is? Becaus of the full moon in the background
Copyright Surfing!
XD
I wish there's an archetype that was based around the SCP Foundation
Funny enough, nessie, bigfoot, and mothman are SCPs
Myutants??
Scp 682 would be the ultimate falcon of the archetype
God, please no.
Fun fact about the thunderbird after researchers used the description of the animal and compared it with ancient creatures they found it was an exact match with the Argentavis a giant prehistoric bird. They believe that after people had found the bones of the Argentavis they were missidentified as a recently passed creature thus sparking the legend of the thunderbird
El Chupacabra is a Latin American cryptid
I LOLed when I saw it
A certain mayor probably got a few copies in the mail
XD
@@Ramsey276one it's allways a problem that people confuse spain and latin america
@@davidmartin5483 considering how far apart they are, it’s hilarious
@@Ramsey276one yes it is 😂😂😂 even more so since those confusions rather surficed in recent years. Before that people didn't confuse them with one another and I have now idea how that happened to turn out that way😂😂😂
The reason they are mostly North American cryptids is because the archetype originated in the TCG, so there is a lot more American input than most OCG ARCHETYPES
The japanese one for now that I remember is tsuchinoko, one of the best danger! now
If I remind well, if you have multiple Danger! on your hand and the opponent discard the DANGER! that did not used the reveal effect, you can Special Summon the revealed Danger! AND trigger the discard effect of the other since both effects are on different sentences. An example :
- Reveal Dogman
- the Opponent discards Mothman
- Special Summon Dogman + draw 1 card
- Trigger Mothman's discard effect
- Draw 1 card and then discard 1 other card, say... Tsuchinoko
- Trigger Tsuchinoko's discard effect and Special Summon it.
If your main goal is to trigger the Danger! discard effect, you can use a card like Twin Twister to trigger it for example.
I love how the artwork tells a story
I always refer to this archetype as the “Martin Mystery’s “
That name just shot me back to when Iw as young holy shit
If they ever print anymore Danger monsters they should do mokele mbembe and the jersey devil.
Tsuchinoko & Jackalope are so cute, I wanna protect them forever
i've been told that jackalopes do kinda exist, they're just jack rabbits that have some disease that causes them to grow horn like growths on their heads. there's actually a similar thing that can happen to people, there's an old doccumentary of an old woman who had been growing similar horns from a weird birth defect, i saw it back in elementary school but I don't remember much about it
I would like to see a video on the Gaia, The Fierce Knight Archetype.
This is my favorite archetype, it’s from the art and because I like how it involves with cryptids.
I absolutely adore this archetype, the cryptid creatures are so cool to me and their unique effects in the game are awesome, it is without a doubt my favourite archetype
“One of the dogs was standing on two legs”
Natural selection at it’s finest people
We had our version of Dogman in France... except it had actual impact since "Beast of Gévaudan" has brutally murdered a roughly estimated hundred of people in the middle XVI century
Indeed And Still No one knows what it was but the dogman is not Just an american kryptid there are reports world wide
Snek is god. Praise be snek!
No step on snek!
Funny thing about Jackalope and dogman... There's an actual real life explination for them. There's a condition that some rabbits can get that cause horn like growths show up and split the skin, then grow into horns. It's, if I remember biology right, a type of bone cancer.
Dogman, well there's a condition where people grow insane amounts of hair all over their body. similar to Beast from X-men, and occasionally it'll be matched with a growth deformity with the jaw to give a snout like look. That condition where people grow hair, might also be the reason for werewolf lore in europe.
I love this archetype simply because of how fun it is to play with, in my eyes it’s not serious with itself and yet that’s what makes it so strong and sometimes unpredictable!
Also the pink snake is so precious and I will literally get 10 if not 20 of them cuties🥰🥰
We America have Dogman, Mothman, other cryptid and Aliens
I have a feeling there a connection...
We also got Florida the craziest of all of them
@@cyberwarrior5939 Don’t forget California and New York
@@WarmLillie ya those too
I would like to see either Endymion or zefra archetype trivia
That specific nessie picture is a toy with a very close camera because a reporter was annoyed he got fired n made it up
We call them criptids. Creatures of unknown species that may or may not exist. Bigfoot is believed to be some sort of giantopitacus that may have escaped extinction and evolved some. The Loch Ness monster is actually an animal that’s big but straddles the fresh water and salt divide and few animals can do that the best guess is a bull shark or possibly a certain bass species that can do this. I know this as Loch Ness is connected to a freshwater river which in turn connects to a brackish river mouth which is connected to the sea. We don’t know exactly. Not western Virginia just West Virginia. The thunderbird isn’t Alaska it’s been allegedly sited across the southwest of America mostly Arizona and New Mexico, there are legends that are told by the native people of that region of this beast.
I've studied Cryptic zoology since Middle school and for years I always wanted the Cryptics to be a deck 💖 glad to see Konami came through after years
Also I'd love to see a Lunalight Trivia
The question mark in the lvl 3 monsters are because those two are less "proven" to possibly exist and are more chalked up to hallucinations. The Jackalope is mostly thought to only be seen when hallucinating or drunk and the Tsuchinoko is also thought to be some trick of the eyes. All the other dangers have some kind of photo/video "proof" of its existence.
And THEY ATE NOT DANGEROUS
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@@Ramsey276one One, use caps lock responsibility sir. Two, true I think with both they just run from you. I don't know about the snake, I haven't done that much research into Japanese cryptids.
As a Canadian, hearing the way he pronounced Okanagan killed me
Thank you for all the informative information brother. It is always appreciated how much effort you put into your videos and just wanted you to know that you are a great creator. Hope you're doing well my friend and stay safe in this crazy world we're in right now
I’m going to find and maybe with my luck be visited by one?
*Danger? Tsuchinoko slither near into her deck and Danger? Jackalope hope into the deck*
I thought that was an actual thunderbird, minus the things it can allegedly do. Its just a bigass extinct bird
It really called in native American mythology wakya or Bakhtiar
It makes so happy to hear Puerto Rico mentioned in a yugioh video. I absolutely loved that Chupacabra was featured in this archetype
I think that the question mark is on Tsuchinoko and Jakelope since those cryptids can be easly mistaken for a normal snake or a rabbit.
So its suppose to be read like you are wondering "IS it a tsuchinoko? Or just a fat snake?"
I would love to see more Danger cards based on other cryptids. But I’d also like to see cards based on the research team. The art does have a few recurring characters on the team like the scientist and the big buff military guy. I think they’d be cool additions.
In the case of the Jackrabbithorned rabbits, they may have been based on rabbits afflicted with a disease that causes growths to occur mostly in the head area.
Mothman, Owls. Specifically the glow from their eyes being reflected, and owl vocalisations can be rather eerie. being chased by a large, unfamiliar birds can be exaggerated.
Just FYI, saying lake loch Ness is redundant as loch is the Gaelic word for lake. Also there's a loch lakey in Scotland which I find hilarious
Something interesting to note is that the claim of the taxidermy hoax being the origins of the legend of the jackalope is false. The legend is actually much older, found in the Cherokee legends of Rabbit who is their trickster just like Loki or Coyote in other mythologies. The Cherokee Rabbit (Tsisdu) is where the stories of Brer Rabbit originate as well but in the Cherokee legends, he originally had a pair of antlers which he lost in a race with Little Deer. The word jackalope is the only thing that is relatively new as stories of antlered rabbits go back thousands of years.
"Zarc. What?!"
Im pretty sure this archtype was a TCG exclusive at 1st. So, the names are more in line with their english name.
7:21 my own two cents, a weird gimmick I see with Tsuchinoko’s is that they’re bloody EVERYWHERE, when there is one Tsuchinoko, there is also 20 more. Do Tsuchinoko still summoning itself is present of the idea that ‘oh look you captured me, here’s more’. In comparison, Jackalope doesn’t get captured, he just runs away, leading explorers to face another Danger! Card, hence why it summons from the deck
Frightfur next pls
I kinda want to throw them alongside dark worlds sounds fun
I don’t remember if their discard triggers dark worlds. Just a point to make sure of ahead of time
People done that already lol
That was an ftk for a while
Like I said "fun"
Crazy old Morrice lmfao.
Beauty and the beast reference
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Something I just realized about the weaker monsters summoning a stronger monster might be similar to how in movies you see a small creature that isn't a threat but a bigger threat is about to pounce on the main character
These Danger cards are such an amazing archetype
Can you do Yugioh character profile for Vrains
You should ask for yosenju
Tsuchinoko and Jackalope have the question mark because they are the cutest thing in the world and would not hurt a fly
And I love them
the reason Tsuchenoko and Jackalope have a question mark is because unlike the other danger! cards they aren't nessisarily dangerous, and the "real" Jackalope and Tsuchenoko are believed to not be aggressive.
although technically Nessie isn't widely believed to be hostile, she is supposed to be a giant dinosaur so she could probably eat you if she were real and you made her mad.
What was that beautiful music you were playing while reading through the spells and traps ... it soothes my soul 😅
Wait a Jackalope aren’t real.... I thought there actually a real thing.
Apparently rabbits can grow antler shaped tumors
@@Kefkaownsall That’s sad....
no of the mosters are real u have to be brainless or stupid to even believe in this crap
Honestly it and the tschinoko are like the most realistic cryptid, just a kind of weird looking animal
@@killer6ten rabbits can grow antler shaped tumors.
I would love to see the Phantom Knights.
When I was about 6 years old I was staying at a house being babysat by a couple of 12 year olds that went to my boyscout club. My grandmother had to work late so she was gone past nightfall. Me and the two boys were playing super smash brothers (I think the first one) on a Nintendo game cube in a glassed off patio room that you could see most of the yard in. The house was in a clearing probably half a football field long in all directions in the middle of the woods, so seeing anything close to the house was easy and unmistakable. It was a full moon so it was bright outside. The boys decided to make some hotdogs for dinner for me since neither of our guardians had come back home. Before they left the room, they informed me that they had seen a creature in the woods before, and that they never told me before because they’d only see it at night and I’ve never stayed late enough for me to need to worry about it. They said if I ever saw anything, to hide and call their names right away. I told them ok and went back to playing smash bros. About 5 minutes later I heard a loud thud in the yard, and when I looked out there was a tall creature with huge, bright yellow eyes in the middle of the field between the house and the forest. I froze up in fear, and the creature slowly made its way towards the door. The creek of the screen door opening finally snapped me out of my paralysis and I grabbed the nearest pillow, covered my face, and screamed for the boys. The screen door quickly closed and seconds later I could hear the boys rushing down stairs to see what had happened. When I took the pillow away from my face the thing was gone. I know I didn’t imagine it because I’ve been scared of the dark, I never imagined monsters in the closet or creatures in the woods, my real fear was of the darkness itself. That was and has been the only time I had ever truly ever seen something comparable to monsters from a kid’s imagination. I know for a fact it wasn’t the boys pulling a prank on me because they came rushing down from the stairs seconds after the creature let go of the door, which wasn’t enough time for the boys to sneak through a window to get back inside. Ever since that day I’ve always believed in the paranormal.
That being said I like these cards a lot and would really like to build a deck based on them
Definitely my favorite Archetype for the art and theme.
Please do the Galaxy/Photon Archetype soon!
Imagen the Danger gets like SCP added in like 939 and 682
SCPs aren't cryptids though. Almost all of them are fictional. Some of them are based off of real events and some of the cryptids in the danger archetype have been put into SCP lore, but most SCPs are clearly fictional or can be traced back to a creator
@@turdy_water7646 I know but it would be great to see some of them as monsters
we have myutants for SCP
@@preafyx as he said but not going into danger! because danger! is cryptic its like saying be awesome to see godzilla as a hero because heros fight monsters spcs are cool but they dont need to be in every demon fiend or myth based deck
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I did not know big boss caught a tsuchinoko , that's hilarious
We get all the aliens? Sam, you have the Rendalsham Forest incident. One of the most famous alien incidents.
There a Danger! On the duel board!!!
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I think the reason for the question mark is because they are the only ones that look more like their real animal counterparts, snake and rabbit. The other are unmistakable in their appearance and would be easily picked out while the other two would need a few glances and some squinting.
Thank you TGS Anime! I’ve been waiting for you to do this video
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Mothman (through out the games) & Thunderbird (in p5r) are fusable personas in the persona games
Bigfoot may be the inspiration to the yetti & some depictions of the chuppacabra
There was a Bigfoot in Persona 2!
Meanwhile the Thunderbird and Tsuchinoko have been made into the Pokemon Zapdos and Dunsparse, respectively.
Wish they made cards based on the Mongolian Death Worm, or Jersey Devil, that would be neat.
Amazing video, please do Gravekeeper, predaplants or sylvans
Can you pls start doing Character Profiles for Vrains
I don't understand stand why they call it danger dogman instead of danger werewolf, when it's clearly a werewolf or wolf man. Even the Japanese know what it's supposed to be.
Welp, I dunno but I'm pretty sure there was a creature called Dogman in the cryptids and it's pretty much different from folk-based Werewolf.
Michigan Dogman thats why
DANGER! Your videos are superb
I’m kinda glad that no one who “saw” a vampire. Decided to call him a Batman