It's sad but also quite heartwarming in a way. The man who made our childhoods just a little bit better and in his final minutes, gave his life for other people especially at 60 years of age. The man was worth tens of millions of dollars and still he decided to risk his life for a complete stranger. Most millionaires lose their sense of humanity but not Kazuki Takahashi. I compete in regional swimming competitions and I'm not even confident that I would have dove in there to try to save someone. My only wish is that he'll be remembered for what he is, a hero.
@@MingChilling- Yeah, it happened recently. I find it crazy that a 60 year old millionaire swam into a riptide to save total strangers. Kazuki had a brass set of balls.
Honestly when I heard how he died, I went from sad to proud of the guy. Honored to have enjoyed his works as a child, and knowing that the values the story taught us as kids, was kept by the creator all the way to the end. And inspiration to us all.
Never watched Yugioh, but it's still sad to know that he passed away and I realize that he created a show that people loved so much. And to see him die drowning and saving people is just words can't describe. Such an absolute legend
He is the biggest Yugiboomer I’ve ever fucking seen. I hope he’s being ironic with his reasonings on why Yugioh is bad now. He’s wearing a Yami Yuugi costume and making skits about cards that aren’t OP trying to make them seem broken. He has to be doing it ironically, this Act Man person. Is he self aware?
@@chaocobojun2098 act man has been pretty reliable in the past when breaking down his dislikes for a series, i agree with alot of his other videos but yeah some of his reasoning here is wacked out. about all. agree with from him here is hand traps are stupid and the game is really complex to come back to
@@0SCloud3 As a YGO noob who only recently got into the game this year, Master Duel does a good job of teaching basics of the game today + reviewing the types of extra deck summoning. I went from not know what Link Summoning was to building 3 different Cyberse Link decks. Hand traps can be dumb tho
@TotallyNotJoe_ he just said that because it was an American Soldier he has no proof because there is none a lot of people like to be edgy and say All American soldiers are war criminals.....trash take might as well say all soldiers are war criminals
It's always cool when his "I don't like this" monotone (this is not an insult, I love that he doesn't scream) goes away and his little kid bouncing in his seat from excitement comes out.
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My sister and I used to play eachother with the Yugi and Kaiba starter decks as kids. I think I stopped playing shortly after Fusion cards were introduced. This is my first time seeing the more modern cards. I had no idea the game had changed so much. The amount of text on these newer cards is insane!
Lava Golem is a card that holds a special place in my heart because when I was a kid my friend and I both had it, but none of us knew how it worked and the card text was so small we never even bothered, so we just took inspiration from the anime and summoned it on each other's field, but instead of losing 1000 LP the one who kept it on the field for 3 turns automatically lost, and it couldn't change from DEF to ATK position
It would be EPIC if Yu-Gi-Oh made an anime about reincarnations of the main characters, personalities too, and they would have new types of decks like Yugi would have a complete Magician archetype deck and Joey would have a red eyes deck.
My headcannon is that, at the end of the Battle City arc, when Yugi and Joey finally duel by themselves at an alleyway, Joey actually wins and gets his Red-Eyes back from Yugi. That explains why he have it in the subsequent arcs (that I'm aware that are anime original).
@@DavidBrave244 Yeah, you can't do a normal summon directly into defense mode. Only attack mode or set (back side up). From set you can then flip to defense mode next turn.
As far as I remember, summoning monster in defense face up position was legal back then. It's just nobody do that because your opponent will never attack when their monster's attack power are clearly below your monster's defense power.
@@manuelsputnik This is actually false, if you flip summon a monster, you have to put it into attack position. It only stays in defense if it is attacked.
They did that years and years ago. It was cancelled. The companies in Japan got angry that they were making an uncut English dub without their permission and put a stop to it all.
@@darknight10000 I have never once in my life heard that. 4kids is the same company that was sued for bastardizing One Piece and had their dubbing rights taken away from it. Why would Japan get mad they’re NOT bastardizing their series when they even bought all the rights to it? Back that up with a source or I’m absolutely calling TVTokyo slander. The reason I always heard was that the uncut DVDs didn’t sell well because parents didn’t want to choose between two versions of the same dvd and if they did choose then “uncut” sounded too scary or mature for their 10 year old.
Literally anyone who swims in the ocean knows you have a crazy high chance of dying WITH the people you try to save if you do that. It's almost always advised that you don't go in the ocean. But somehow he was the only guy that died in the end. Which is heroic af
This is so cool you uploaded this. I am such a huge fan of nostalgic yugioh, and just yesterday night I broke the speedrun World Record for a Yugioh DS game that came out 12 years ago. Such a cool coincidence! :)
I remember reading the Yugioh arc where they travel back in ancient Egypt and had to use the actual monsters and gods to fight each other. That was probably the best arc in any manga ever.
lol the game is extremely complicated for newcomers. i remember when it first got popular in my highschool i would sit with my friends and watch them play and like 90% of the time i would just be sitting there like “wtf is happening right now”
@@franklinnartz1381 It took me ~8 years of my childhood, playing multiple of the video games and attending occasional tournaments before I fully understood all the technicalities of the game. Pokemon took 10 minutes, and Magic took maybe an hour or two.
I'm honestly glad I was able to continue following the card game incrementally throughout the years. Literally the moment I saw a new type of monster and a different color border, I just RUclips'd "How Synchros work".
As someone who has adored Yu-Gi-Oh (the anime) for over 10 years and has a sizable collection of things from the OG series including the 98 anime, this video and Charlie’s passion makes me happy 💜
@@MingChilling- you're joking right. There is nothing more alpha than telling someone you're gonna kill em only to spare their life right before you off em. Like you aren't even worth my time to kill you're too weak.
You actually need to check me out! I make good content as well, I may not be as good as but I will sure put a smile on your face. I won’t let you down I promise 🌟!
Yugioh will always be my favorite card game. its just so much fun. Broken or not, ive had some of my most tense PVP moments in all of gaming. Nothing feels better than pulling yourself out of bad situations and get the dub.
i ended up liking magic more. But i won my first nintendo ds in a yugioh bet in like 5th grade. I still remember going behind the school with a group because it was banned in school
I feel comforted by the fact that I am not the only one who struggled with how difficult yugioh can be 😭 I'm just not that strategic, I'm one of those "use the pokemon that I like" kind of gamers
Well it's easier to do that with Pokemon for sure and that's all I'll ever do with Pokemon and too a certain extent Yu-Gi-Oh too but I get what you mean for sure
My favorite decks were for Atlantians, Dinosaurs, Gem Knights, and some early Zombie stuff all of which are extremely outdated and slow compared to modern stuff. Now, I may never win with these decks, but there’s still something great about setting down a Tyranno Infinity with like 25,000 attack
What I love about getting back into YugiOh through Masterduel is not knowing anything about the opponents decks and sitting through like a few minutes of shuffling through main deck/extra deck/and graveyard and after a long sequence you have this little pause and then BOOM glorious animation. I always feel a little anxiety during that sequence but its always exciting not knowing what im getting myself into
going down memory lane of Yugioh always gives me a warm fuzzy feeling inside of nostalgia. It was so much fun being punk 8th, 9th grader kids and between the 4 of us we all had our own unique decks and I was the kid with a full Exodia set. It was so awesome to totally surprise random kids at the card shop who wanted to duel with Exodia every time. They would never see it coming.
The song that plays when Joey and yugi duel fucking SMOKES. It’s pure fire. Legit brings tears to my eyes. No matter what off the music to duel by cd. I remember my best friend when we were gonna duel one time put it on, I’ve never forgot. We would always throw that in on random playlists like when we would play nazi zombies back in the world at war days when we would play in his basement. His room was next to the laundry room and the smell of certain laundry soap also brings me back. He got into a bad situation and I hope I’ll get to see him again. He was/is my brother and I hope he feels the same. Sorry about this random rant. I just wanted to get this off my chest. This comment took a left turn.
As someone who used to regularly duel my friends and classmates like 15 years ago, checking out the mechanics now and the game's turned from checkers to solving the Millennium Prize Problems.
I grew out of it around 5D’s era, but started playing Master Duel this week. It’s a bit different. I knew nothing past synchro summons so it DID take me awhile to adjust to the new rules & cards.
Part 1 of The Complete History of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Meta provides a lot more information on how the meta evolved from 2002 to 2005. Still waiting on Part 2, but Part 1 is absolutely amazing and I thoroughly recommend it to literally everyone in every social conversation I have.
I rember dueling with a friend back in 7th grade. We had decks that were this huge pile of way more than 40 cards and we kept messing up the actual effects of the cards and pulling random saves out of our asses. Damned duels lasted for an hour if need be. Feels amazing to remember that.
I'm glad Konami has brought some censored artworks to the US with The Lost Art Promotion. Parasite Paracide, the Exodia set, Barrel Dragon, Dark Magician Girl and lots of random small censored cards. It's a great promotion and fun to pick them up and see some iconic classic arts
Or they could, like, release those cards in an actual set or simply make them actually readily available so you don’t have to be forced into special buying conditions at specific locations to get them. Or they could, you know, not censor them in the first place if they’re going to release them later. Like not all of us go to card shops, and not all of us want to spend $30 or however much it is you have to spend at a card shop just to get a card we should’ve gotten years before when the card was initially released. It’s a huge hassle and price gouge for no reason. I very much like that we are getting these beautiful artworks now, but we should have got them at release or they should have been mass produced readily available cards when printed this time. This is NOT the way, Konami. I just want the cool arts please stop locking them behind promo only paywalls..
My husband was a day care teacher and he would build decks for the day care kids from all of his collection. He won tournaments for all types of card games and he had decks for everything from Pokemon, Yu Gi Oh, Magic, Vangard, MLP and even WoW TCG. He was the favourite teacher XD
It's really sweet to see a person go on and on and on about a franchise they're so passionate about. It's so wholesome, even a little bit inspiring. Never let anyone stop you from what you enjoy, ever!
The “World Wide Web” was still being born for my 6th grade in 1994. Playboy Dot Com was rebellious cause it wasn’t an anatomy book in the public library.
When I show my collection of Yughio and Pokemon I truly feel like a Historian appreciating 1st edition and movie promo collection cards. I never was truly good but can appreciate going to shinders (rip) or your local card/comic book store for local and regional tournaments. I may continue to get old but my heart will forever be young.
i've been running through every solo mission on duel masters recently, been super fun building a new format deck and finding a new favorite archetype (shiramui's) while simultaneously collecting in game copies of my favorite cards i had when i was younger
I love this franchise, this has been my entire childhood. I miss these simpler times, trading cards with my cousins and battling several hours a day. I still got a huge card collection, but coming back to playing Yu Gi OH seems very imtimidating with all these new mechanics and cards.
I'd recommend picking up a Structure Deck that is themed around some of your more favoured cards. The Structure Deck releases since 2019 (the Rise of the Duelist set) are all fairly banging, and as for learning the mechanics: I'd recommend going in super hard on a single style of Summoning and building your deck theory around that. For instance, we'll use a fresh structure deck; Legend of the Crystal Beasts. Focused around "The Crystal Beast" Main Deck Monsters and getting them into the GraveYard to bring out "Rainbow Dragon" or its Fusion variant, "Rainbow OverDragon". So now take this premise to the extreme and add and take Cards from the Main Deck until you have 40 cards that all are expressly for the purpose of setting up the Special Summon of "Rainbow Dragon" via sending "The Crystal Beasts" to the GY. This is where YuGiOh TCG can get pretty fun in my opinion, as the idea at this stage is balance out the Deck, through cutting and adding cards, so that it can handle multiple game situations. Also the Story Mode in YuGiOh Master Duel does a lot for wrapping your head around timings with Modern, like how to handle being Link Summoned on multiple times. Hope this helps :)
Honestly, I feel like the meta game at this point isn’t even that complicated as far as things go. A Splight turn nowadays isn’t that hard to follow, so long as you don’t try to follow it in real time. Looking at the log in master duel or something when you’re playing against even something like DDD is a bit of a pill to swallow but if you just break it down into the individual card interactions it makes more sense than you’d expect.
I love this franchise. Every installment of the anime too. It disappoints me to no end when people dismiss anything past the original series without even giving it a shot because "it ruined muh childhood!" 5D's and Vrains are so good...
Yeah man i started my YT channel to help people try and get back into the game cause its more compalicated than it should be konami could simply the game state where it no at least so much word play in the text of the cards that would go along way and give us a data base of rulings like the ocg that would fix most of the issue itself. That and their nothing fun in my home town so my other goal is to one day group enough to open my own store so it would great place for people to come hangout and play card games, video games, acrade games and etc. Great video as always 🔥
My main experience with Yu-Gi-Oh growing up was actually the Abridged Series by littlekuriboh. I maybe watched a few episodes over a few weeks at one point in my life on 4kids but like nah man. When youtube started blowing up and YGOTAS started going up that was my main interaction with the series. What a great piece of internet history that has been. It's a bit rough to go back to though. Someday I'd like to rewatch it again.
I love it so much. It’s what built Yugioh and it’s extremely important to the story and characters. And it’s FUN! Unfortunately we never got a good anime adaptation of it. Season 0 anime was changed to a shell of itself and replaced many events and character personalities with different ones, and the card anime just erased it and rewrote two events from it very poorly leading to some awful continuity errors. We need a brand new Yugioh anime adaptation of manga volumes 1-7 and the Millenium World Egypt arc. Anime adaptations that are faithful to the manga, because in both cases they changed a ton. Also we need a Yugioh R adaptation.
I love how he used all of his characters (more like cosplays) for the intro, really makes you think about all the good content he's made over the years
If Pokemon TCG is a game of chess, then Magic the Gathering is a game of Fire Emblem- far more complex, but still with the same basic premise going for it. Yugioh is Marvel vs Capcom 3 and I love it.
10:33 This hurt to watch as a Sky Striker player. He brings out Hayate, doesn't attack directly, and links her away lmao. Even Charlie knew that was the win condition.
I tried so hard in middle school to get into this game , It was quite literally impossible. Tho this never stopped me from enjoying watching people play.
Other formats, such as Goat and Edison, are now supported officially by Konami, and are played in bigger events as well, under the "Time Wizard" name, and other formats like "Common Charity", where players only play with cards that were printed in common rarity are planned to be supported soon.
@@zacharykolbe161 all games are not beginner friendly, same with magic or pokemon, your knowledge of a game is all dependent on your willingness to learn a game, the time you put into it, and the support you have from other players.
@@Coolkidz-de3wm I suppose. But it would be a lot more fun if more people played and supported the game. Making it more accessible to new players is beneficial.
I hope this video reaches out to more people. They really need to start to comprehend that the game competevely has been so deep since its first inception in the OCG in 1999, and by 2003 already so much shit could happen in a match. And casually speaking you can still play Yugioh for fun and have a blast with your friends bringing whatever the fuck you want to the table and literally anything can happen. Not only that, if you are not ready to get into "constructed" yugioh or you don't feel like it there are SO MANY ways to enjoy the game! Being them Sealed, draft or older formats. Plus Speed Duel exists, which is Yugioh for babies that could also become quite intense. People are just *convinced* that this game is stupid and unfun and I am sick of it. It only depens on how you decide to experience it.
People look at something that has been on an insanely active upswing since 2017, proclaim it dead or irrelevant/stupid. It’s peak idiocy. Konami is actually genius, and has held out on things like cash prizing and alternative formats for so long, they can now open a massive floodgate at their will. They have held back on things that MTG and Pokémon have bloated up their fan base with for decades. Masters of looking stupid one minute, being stupidly profitable the next. Put it this way, if Maxx C ever came back… people will be putting down payments on homes with Ulti Maxx C money. That gets people talking.
The game is arguably in its best state that it has been in a while. Between MD and the TCG, the meta is fairly varied. While Mystic Mine is still a big issue, there's rarely a better time to jump in
@@zacharybernal2708 hilarious because we are borderline in a “tier zero” format right now, after being in a format where the diversity was so high that people were getting tired of things because fusion mishmashing and mystic mining was muddying the waters. I remember locals being a very anti fusion environment, and now people are dropping WAY more money on last formats best decks despite being in a less diverse environment XD
Everything is so true. Also. The current format might be a Tier zero Tear mirrors but the cool thing about it is the deck it’s so stupidly broken that you have to expect it, meaning you can build anything that stops specifically Tear and there a lot of strategies to do so. On the other hand there are so many Tear variations that most of the time the only thing determining the outcome of a match is the player’s skill. That is one of the coolest things about Yugioh. It can be *so* skill intensive but also a chill beatdown vs stall set of games! Can’t wait for Konami to sanction Time wizard events more properly.
TCG player here. I remember almost winning locals with dark worlds once. Only lost to volcanics with an insanely lucky triple volcanic counter setup really early on and he drew multiple magic cylinder and sat behind zenmaines. Old meta was so much more fun since the end boards were usually 1 negate at best and some counterplay like mirror force or magic cylinders
10:40 This is why I stick with Satellarknights, Stellarknight Triverr gets over a lot (not this one) but I can use it to keep recycling copies of itself and Satellarknight Alsahm and burn damage past. Edit: Huh yeah, Stellarknight Triverr gets over that Red eyes dark dragoon too since it does non-targeting non-destructive removal.
As an OG yugioh judge, there is one thing I would like to point out is that mtg is much more strategically complicated, while YGO is just rules-complicated. Magic is simple, it lets players and decks “choose” its complexity. You have to use life as a resource and actually spare lands and resources to play in the long run. YGO is strategically dumb, the deck plays by itself. It is rock paper scissor but with cards, money and time needed.
Is he being ironic? He has to be self aware. He’s wearing a Yami Yugi costume rambling about “the good old days” and making skits about not very good cards trying to make them seem so OP that they’re broken, then complaining about subjective art design because apparently “new = bad” like he’s a Pokémon fan. Is he being ironic or is he just the absolute worst Yugiboomer in existence? I need to know if he’s self aware. I want to say he is.
I went from yugioh to magic and play the commander format. The cool thing about that is you dont just bust out the most powerful deck you have. You talk beforehand what kind of game you wanna have. Either a sweaty game with powerful infinite combos and wins on turns 3 to 5 or just a casual game with janky decks that just do weird and fun stuff.
I don't see why old players hate on Yu-Gi-Oh, you want to play modern play the current format, if you want to play by old playground rules then get your friends and play old cards only or like Charlie said play GOAT format.
I'm glad to see mortals are beginning to grasp the mighty battle of minds that is Paradox-Billiards-Vostroyan-Roulette-Fourth-Dimensional-Hypercube-Chess-Strip Poker... I am impressed sir.
I'm a pretty big Yu-Gi-Oh fan now too, since I'm told I can do a perfect Kaiba impression, along with a large chunk of the other cast. It makes dueling more fun. I didn't grow up with the cards, cuz I always found them scary as a kid. I only got into it more recently after watching the show growing up. I'm not a pro by any means, but I've done some nutty things and play the decks that I enjoy, like Ojamas, Traptrix and Trickstar along with others. "That's what life's all about anyway!"
One of my best buds is super into Yugioh. I had switched to Magic since junior high. Last year our friend group decided to get back into yugioh. We took one look at the new format and mechanics, said what the actual fuck is that and decided we would only play UP TO XYZ (since that was the new mechanic when we stopped playing). Since then we all got together, ordered cards, did some trades so we can build semi-competent decks and are having fun. New Yugioh scares me.
That opening reminds me of childhood days with the local translated version of the anime's OP song. RIP Kazuki Takahashi, your legacy will always live on
Man this is really awesome right now, Charlie you are of my all time favorite content creator on here and it's just so cool to know you are a fellow duelist. 20 year veteran here and still playing til this day!!!
its actually a strange coincidence that this video came out today, because today is the day i decided to sold my entire collection. all my favorite architypes are dogshit unplayable so i decided that its time to move on with life.
I can't believe it's actually possible to, and has happened multiple times, be able to win the match turn one because the cards you drew for your hand cause a chain reaction that synergises with the rest of your deck letting you beat your opponent instantly
You actually need to check me out! I make good content as well, I may not be as good as but I will sure put a smile on your face. I won’t let you down I promise 🌟
I used to really be just as passionate, building decks, getting ready for regionals, late night theory crafting with the team the night before, the list goes on. But the game went in a direction I just couldn't follow after XYZs. Link monsters and changing how extra deck special summons were done kinda shit on my deck I had been running for over a decade. After that, I dropped the game. I miss it, but I could never go back.
One of the best things about this dude is that he never takes credit for himself when he uploads something. He always respects us, the audience, and he is always full of energy in his videos. Keep up the hard work!!supagreatman
God damn, I really just though I stepped away from yugioh for a couple years, graduated high-school, got my ownplace,had a kid, lived life, then I come back and find out Dark Dragoon was a real card that was actually playable in the meta and not just an insta ban and God damn. As a true dark magician fan boy it kills me I'll probably never get to use it in the meta again until an even more broken monster is created(looking like a blue eyes at this point)
I've not any idea about Yu Gi OH, it was way past my prime and all that. However I love watching someone who's so passionate and educated about their stuff, as I like learning and hearing about things which I'd usually never research
I made a pure fun deck with no competitive meta in mind. Elemental & Evil Heroes, Invoked and Magnet Warriors, because I really like those archetypes. No duplicate or forbidden cards. It's much more fun to play like that imho.
I miss the Dueling Network. I had a deck on there that i would argue could hold its own even in todays yugioh climate. It focused on card effects and not letting my opponent attack me directly. my go to was "gift card" while "bad reaction to simochi" was active. that alone wouuld win me most games. but i had alot of direct LP damage abilites. it all synergized very well. even had lava golem in there. if i could get ahold of that deck recipe, would def play again.
Every bad thing about YGO is a good thing except I'd say it is a little too pay to win for it's own good. 99.9% of it's awesome cards are unplayable on ladder because they are not competitive enough. Having said that, it's still fun to learn, craft, theorize about etc. Many strategic games get very linear at a point but YGO is very open-ended, it's almost like literally dueling another wizard. If you want to get into YGO I highly recommend u give Master Duel a try and then focus on beating the single player campaign. There are also some unofficial ways to play for free if u don't want to grind for cards.
I am 31 and yu-gi-oh was something I loved and still do so much since I was a kid. Glad to see so many others had similar childhoods. I prefer playing MTG now tho bc yugioh isn't as fun imo. I'll dabble sometimes tho
Just wanted to point out cuz I spend too much time analyzing yugioh, the Jinzo at 5:23 was actually a rare transition print from 2010, they were only printed that way in North America for 1 year and then the printing process changed again taking that holofoil effect away from them. They’re pulled from the 2010 god card binder (and apparently the early box sets, not the later ones) It’s arguable that it’s just as rare/scarce as 1st Ed and EN printings of classic cards
As someone who actually learned to play modern Yu-Gi-Oh and once complained about how difficult it was, it's honestly not that bad but I can see how people might say it's uninteractive and difficult. The Act Man says one of his favorite decks is Bad Reaction to Simochi, a deck that FTKs the opponent and sometimes plays floodgates so your opponent can't stop you. A HUGELY uninteractive deck compared to most decks in modern Yu-Gi-Oh.
yubel was made from the rocket but the reasoning for teaching aliens was western only yubel kind of already existed but was twisted by space energy "light"
I remember playing yugioh with my brother so long ago. Loved it and can recall all the times we went to our local 7-11 to buy new packs to create our decks. It was so much fun but now looking at what yugioh has become, I can't wrap my head around all the new mechanics that came out in the game. Makes my head spin.
The biggest issue with Yugioh is that new players can struggle if coming from other games. But new players that didn’t come from another game can actually pick up the game very easily. My group travels to a lot of regionals and a football friend of mine placed 10th in a 400 person tournament after playing for one 3 months. The games not hard it’s just hard if you play a much easier game like Magic or Digimon
Still devastating that the dude who started it all passed away saving a kid, he left the world as a hero o7
It's sad but also quite heartwarming in a way. The man who made our childhoods just a little bit better and in his final minutes, gave his life for other people especially at 60 years of age. The man was worth tens of millions of dollars and still he decided to risk his life for a complete stranger. Most millionaires lose their sense of humanity but not Kazuki Takahashi. I compete in regional swimming competitions and I'm not even confident that I would have dove in there to try to save someone. My only wish is that he'll be remembered for what he is, a hero.
wait he did? r.i.p
@@MingChilling- Yeah, it happened recently. I find it crazy that a 60 year old millionaire swam into a riptide to save total strangers. Kazuki had a brass set of balls.
@@Cristiano_km but then youll be a bird and you wont be able to upload videos, so itll all be for nothing
o7
The creator died a hero. Hope I can live up to even a fraction of this man's legendary life.
Honestly when I heard how he died, I went from sad to proud of the guy. Honored to have enjoyed his works as a child, and knowing that the values the story taught us as kids, was kept by the creator all the way to the end. And inspiration to us all.
Play cards in piece man 😔
@@viderevero1338 A true goat
Same.
Never watched Yugioh, but it's still sad to know that he passed away and I realize that he created a show that people loved so much. And to see him die drowning and saving people is just words can't describe. Such an absolute legend
Never forget Charlie’s quote “Meth is temporary but Yu-Gi-Oh is forever” it truly is his greatest franchise
YOU TRIGGERED MY TRAP CARS! *FBI OPEN UP*
methmech :
And then he Yu-Gi-Oh'ed all over the place
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"His" franchise? You clearly don't know what a franchise is
I love how Act Man keeps coming up with reasons to dislike Yugioh, and Charlie's response each time is: "Yeah, awesome right?"
He is the biggest Yugiboomer I’ve ever fucking seen. I hope he’s being ironic with his reasonings on why Yugioh is bad now. He’s wearing a Yami Yuugi costume and making skits about cards that aren’t OP trying to make them seem broken. He has to be doing it ironically, this Act Man person. Is he self aware?
@@chaocobojun2098 act man has been pretty reliable in the past when breaking down his dislikes for a series, i agree with alot of his other videos but yeah some of his reasoning here is wacked out. about all. agree with from him here is hand traps are stupid and the game is really complex to come back to
@chaocobo jun, so... Opinions don't exist nice.
@@0SCloud3 As a YGO noob who only recently got into the game this year, Master Duel does a good job of teaching basics of the game today + reviewing the types of extra deck summoning. I went from not know what Link Summoning was to building 3 different Cyberse Link decks. Hand traps can be dumb tho
@@chaocobojun2098 bro it’s an opinion stop being cringe
Finding out Takahashi died giving his life to try and save a drowning mother and daughter made me even prouder to be an og Yu-Gi-Oh fan
He also saved an American soldier. All survived except for Kazuki.
Nerrrrrrrrrddd
@juscbhbhuvsdsdvbhjwsdv3843I can't find anything online about the military guy being a war criminal
@TotallyNotJoe_ he just said that because it was an American Soldier he has no proof because there is none a lot of people like to be edgy and say All American soldiers are war criminals.....trash take might as well say all soldiers are war criminals
I just love how the fanboy and obvious joy that comes out in Charlie when talking about this 😂 he gets so damn giddy and wholesome that I love it
It's always cool when his "I don't like this" monotone (this is not an insult, I love that he doesn't scream) goes away and his little kid bouncing in his seat from excitement comes out.
We can all only hope to one day be as powerful as that sixth grader
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My sister and I used to play eachother with the Yugi and Kaiba starter decks as kids. I think I stopped playing shortly after Fusion cards were introduced. This is my first time seeing the more modern cards. I had no idea the game had changed so much. The amount of text on these newer cards is insane!
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Have you seen Endymion, the Mighty Master of Magic yet? It has I think 181 words.
Lava Golem is a card that holds a special place in my heart because when I was a kid my friend and I both had it, but none of us knew how it worked and the card text was so small we never even bothered, so we just took inspiration from the anime and summoned it on each other's field, but instead of losing 1000 LP the one who kept it on the field for 3 turns automatically lost, and it couldn't change from DEF to ATK position
That deck that Charlie stalled will get its own superior 'Lava Golem' soon, so he better watch out.
Oh wow! I remember doing something similar with one of my friends with Lava Golem too lol Also Adagio pfp!
I'm a competitive Yugioh player and Lava Golem is still used to this day lol. Its a very good card.
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@@Amitlu I thought it did already guess it was just the OCG but felt like a long time ago
Joey should have won the Battle City Arc.
joey shouldn;t have even made it to the final 8
It would be EPIC if Yu-Gi-Oh made an anime about reincarnations of the main characters, personalities too, and they would have new types of decks like Yugi would have a complete Magician archetype deck and Joey would have a red eyes deck.
My headcannon is that, at the end of the Battle City arc, when Yugi and Joey finally duel by themselves at an alleyway, Joey actually wins and gets his Red-Eyes back from Yugi. That explains why he have it in the subsequent arcs (that I'm aware that are anime original).
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At the very least he should've beat marik. Joey was ROBBED
The anime really had me thinking for over a decade that you could normally summon a monster in a defense mode 💀
Wait... you cant?
Or as in you need to flip it in defense you mean?
@@DavidBrave244 Yeah, you can't do a normal summon directly into defense mode. Only attack mode or set (back side up). From set you can then flip to defense mode next turn.
As far as I remember, summoning monster in defense face up position was legal back then. It's just nobody do that because your opponent will never attack when their monster's attack power are clearly below your monster's defense power.
@@manuelsputnik This is actually false, if you flip summon a monster, you have to put it into attack position. It only stays in defense if it is attacked.
I'd absolutely love a full rerelease of the show with more faithful scripts/original score. YGO deserves it for sure
They did that years and years ago. It was cancelled. The companies in Japan got angry that they were making an uncut English dub without their permission and put a stop to it all.
@@darknight10000 I have never once in my life heard that. 4kids is the same company that was sued for bastardizing One Piece and had their dubbing rights taken away from it. Why would Japan get mad they’re NOT bastardizing their series when they even bought all the rights to it? Back that up with a source or I’m absolutely calling TVTokyo slander.
The reason I always heard was that the uncut DVDs didn’t sell well because parents didn’t want to choose between two versions of the same dvd and if they did choose then “uncut” sounded too scary or mature for their 10 year old.
The creator of Yu-Gi-Oh, Kazuki Takahashi, died while saving a child from a rip current. I only have respect for this man.
dang really? they changed the story saying he died of snorkeling? kazuki really is a hero. He even died the way joey was prepared to die for yugi.
Literally anyone who swims in the ocean knows you have a crazy high chance of dying WITH the people you try to save if you do that.
It's almost always advised that you don't go in the ocean.
But somehow he was the only guy that died in the end. Which is heroic af
@@whiterabbit8243 they didn't have all the details until recently, so they just assumed that's what happened since it made sense at the time
@@whiterabbit8243 they only found him dead in water they didn’t say he was snorkelling it was probably a theory
@@whiterabbit8243Jesus Christ he did... Damn now I'm gonna go cry for awhile
This is so cool you uploaded this. I am such a huge fan of nostalgic yugioh, and just yesterday night I broke the speedrun World Record for a Yugioh DS game that came out 12 years ago. Such a cool coincidence! :)
I remember reading the Yugioh arc where they travel back in ancient Egypt and had to use the actual monsters and gods to fight each other. That was probably the best arc in any manga ever.
That pharoh arc was awesome.
lol the game is extremely complicated for newcomers. i remember when it first got popular in my highschool i would sit with my friends and watch them play and like 90% of the time i would just be sitting there like “wtf is happening right now”
It's fairly standard for a card game, not complicated at all.
If you think It was complicated back then just wait until you see how is now. You can literally read the Bible before all the effects of one deck.
@@Astra_351 FACTS.
@@franklinnartz1381 It took me ~8 years of my childhood, playing multiple of the video games and attending occasional tournaments before I fully understood all the technicalities of the game. Pokemon took 10 minutes, and Magic took maybe an hour or two.
Yeah the game definitely isn’t “a childrens card game” anymore for sure. I’m 24 and barely get it.
I'm honestly glad I was able to continue following the card game incrementally throughout the years.
Literally the moment I saw a new type of monster and a different color border, I just RUclips'd "How Synchros work".
I still remember the kid on the block with a duel disk being the coolest amongst all us nerds, good times
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As someone who has adored Yu-Gi-Oh (the anime) for over 10 years and has a sizable collection of things from the OG series including the 98 anime, this video and Charlie’s passion makes me happy 💜
Yu-Gi-Oh! Is literally chad Yami taking care of virgin Yugi's problems.
yami didn’t kill kiba tho so he’s not alpha
But eventually Yugi learns from the pharaoh and also becomes chad.
Don’t be rude to Yugi he’s my best friend
Lmao if anything it's more like the other way around.
@@MingChilling- you're joking right. There is nothing more alpha than telling someone you're gonna kill em only to spare their life right before you off em. Like you aren't even worth my time to kill you're too weak.
We need a Moist-format and for Charlie to hold tournaments
true, I would play in it, maybe hosting it in master duel
I envy everything that Charlie is passionate about. They have God’s approval
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How can It have God's approval if it's about Egyptian cosmology and lore ? You just making stuff up
Gotta love watching Charlie enjoy an Act Man video.
I remember having the big laminate three-ring binder with all of my cards on display inside. Good times
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Part of yugioh being so complicated is why i like it and initially got interested. there's so many things to learn and so many possibilities.
Yugioh will always be my favorite card game. its just so much fun. Broken or not, ive had some of my most tense PVP moments in all of gaming. Nothing feels better than pulling yourself out of bad situations and get the dub.
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i ended up liking magic more.
But i won my first nintendo ds in a yugioh bet in like 5th grade. I still remember going behind the school with a group because it was banned in school
I feel comforted by the fact that I am not the only one who struggled with how difficult yugioh can be 😭 I'm just not that strategic, I'm one of those "use the pokemon that I like" kind of gamers
Well it's easier to do that with Pokemon for sure and that's all I'll ever do with Pokemon and too a certain extent Yu-Gi-Oh too but I get what you mean for sure
My brother and I had our own rules like the show because learning them and our adhd was awful.
My favorite decks were for Atlantians, Dinosaurs, Gem Knights, and some early Zombie stuff all of which are extremely outdated and slow compared to modern stuff.
Now, I may never win with these decks, but there’s still something great about setting down a Tyranno Infinity with like 25,000 attack
What I love about getting back into YugiOh through Masterduel is not knowing anything about the opponents decks and sitting through like a few minutes of shuffling through main deck/extra deck/and graveyard and after a long sequence you have this little pause and then BOOM glorious animation. I always feel a little anxiety during that sequence but its always exciting not knowing what im getting myself into
Charlies love for yugioh always creeps back up
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You never fully stop with Yu-Gi-Oh. You just take longer breaks
“Meth is temporary but Yu-Gi-Oh is forever” -moist critical
YGO is GOAT
going down memory lane of Yugioh always gives me a warm fuzzy feeling inside of nostalgia. It was so much fun being punk 8th, 9th grader kids and between the 4 of us we all had our own unique decks and I was the kid with a full Exodia set. It was so awesome to totally surprise random kids at the card shop who wanted to duel with Exodia every time. They would never see it coming.
The song that plays when Joey and yugi duel fucking SMOKES. It’s pure fire.
Legit brings tears to my eyes.
No matter what off the music to duel by cd.
I remember my best friend when we were gonna duel one time put it on, I’ve never forgot. We would always throw that in on random playlists like when we would play nazi zombies back in the world at war days when we would play in his basement. His room was next to the laundry room and the smell of certain laundry soap also brings me back. He got into a bad situation and I hope I’ll get to see him again. He was/is my brother and I hope he feels the same.
Sorry about this random rant. I just wanted to get this off my chest. This comment took a left turn.
I have a friend like that, he’s a POS, but my other half in many ways. I’ll likely never speak to him again, but definitely could.
@@Saixjacket I’m sorry man.
It sucks because I know deep down he’s a good person. Drugs suck
You should tell him
As someone who used to regularly duel my friends and classmates like 15 years ago, checking out the mechanics now and the game's turned from checkers to solving the Millennium Prize Problems.
I grew out of it around 5D’s era, but started playing Master Duel this week. It’s a bit different. I knew nothing past synchro summons so it DID take me awhile to adjust to the new rules & cards.
I came back to Yugioh a year and a half ago after a 20 year absence and it’s the best thing ever. It’s addicting to grow your collection
Part 1 of The Complete History of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Meta provides a lot more information on how the meta evolved from 2002 to 2005. Still waiting on Part 2, but Part 1 is absolutely amazing and I thoroughly recommend it to literally everyone in every social conversation I have.
You know someone is a TRUE yugioh player when they complain about Mystic Mine
I rember dueling with a friend back in 7th grade. We had decks that were this huge pile of way more than 40 cards and we kept messing up the actual effects of the cards and pulling random saves out of our asses. Damned duels lasted for an hour if need be. Feels amazing to remember that.
I'm glad Konami has brought some censored artworks to the US with The Lost Art Promotion. Parasite Paracide, the Exodia set, Barrel Dragon, Dark Magician Girl and lots of random small censored cards. It's a great promotion and fun to pick them up and see some iconic classic arts
Agree
Or they could, like, release those cards in an actual set or simply make them actually readily available so you don’t have to be forced into special buying conditions at specific locations to get them. Or they could, you know, not censor them in the first place if they’re going to release them later.
Like not all of us go to card shops, and not all of us want to spend $30 or however much it is you have to spend at a card shop just to get a card we should’ve gotten years before when the card was initially released. It’s a huge hassle and price gouge for no reason.
I very much like that we are getting these beautiful artworks now, but we should have got them at release or they should have been mass produced readily available cards when printed this time. This is NOT the way, Konami. I just want the cool arts please stop locking them behind promo only paywalls..
My husband was a day care teacher and he would build decks for the day care kids from all of his collection. He won tournaments for all types of card games and he had decks for everything from Pokemon, Yu Gi Oh, Magic, Vangard, MLP and even WoW TCG. He was the favourite teacher XD
It's really sweet to see a person go on and on and on about a franchise they're so passionate about. It's so wholesome, even a little bit inspiring.
Never let anyone stop you from what you enjoy, ever!
The “World Wide Web” was still being born for my 6th grade in 1994. Playboy Dot Com was rebellious cause it wasn’t an anatomy book in the public library.
Nice to see you here Mr. Chocolate Rain but excuse me, what in the fuck are you talking about exactly
@@sugg-oibanana4860 Old people stuff.
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@@sugg-oibanana4860 I'd like to agree with this.
Damn I didn't understand a word
When I show my collection of Yughio and Pokemon I truly feel like a Historian appreciating 1st edition and movie promo collection cards.
I never was truly good but can appreciate going to shinders (rip) or your local card/comic book store for local and regional tournaments.
I may continue to get old but my heart will forever be young.
17:49 and of course don't forget "Super Quantal Mech King Great Magnus" the literal megazord reference
i've been running through every solo mission on duel masters recently, been super fun building a new format deck and finding a new favorite archetype (shiramui's) while simultaneously collecting in game copies of my favorite cards i had when i was younger
I love this franchise, this has been my entire childhood. I miss these simpler times, trading cards with my cousins and battling several hours a day. I still got a huge card collection, but coming back to playing Yu Gi OH seems very imtimidating with all these new mechanics and cards.
I'd recommend picking up a Structure Deck that is themed around some of your more favoured cards. The Structure Deck releases since 2019 (the Rise of the Duelist set) are all fairly banging, and as for learning the mechanics: I'd recommend going in super hard on a single style of Summoning and building your deck theory around that. For instance, we'll use a fresh structure deck; Legend of the Crystal Beasts. Focused around "The Crystal Beast" Main Deck Monsters and getting them into the GraveYard to bring out "Rainbow Dragon" or its Fusion variant, "Rainbow OverDragon". So now take this premise to the extreme and add and take Cards from the Main Deck until you have 40 cards that all are expressly for the purpose of setting up the Special Summon of "Rainbow Dragon" via sending "The Crystal Beasts" to the GY. This is where YuGiOh TCG can get pretty fun in my opinion, as the idea at this stage is balance out the Deck, through cutting and adding cards, so that it can handle multiple game situations. Also the Story Mode in YuGiOh Master Duel does a lot for wrapping your head around timings with Modern, like how to handle being Link Summoned on multiple times. Hope this helps :)
Honestly, I feel like the meta game at this point isn’t even that complicated as far as things go. A Splight turn nowadays isn’t that hard to follow, so long as you don’t try to follow it in real time. Looking at the log in master duel or something when you’re playing against even something like DDD is a bit of a pill to swallow but if you just break it down into the individual card interactions it makes more sense than you’d expect.
I love this franchise. Every installment of the anime too. It disappoints me to no end when people dismiss anything past the original series without even giving it a shot because "it ruined muh childhood!" 5D's and Vrains are so good...
I think that from the anime series the only one that can be considered really fucking bad is Arc-V but the rest are really nice series
@@steelblake Arc V was actually really good until after the Synchro Dimension, where all of Yuya's character development got tossed out the window.
Yeah man i started my YT channel to help people try and get back into the game cause its more compalicated than it should be konami could simply the game state where it no at least so much word play in the text of the cards that would go along way and give us a data base of rulings like the ocg that would fix most of the issue itself. That and their nothing fun in my home town so my other goal is to one day group enough to open my own store so it would great place for people to come hangout and play card games, video games, acrade games and etc. Great video as always 🔥
My main experience with Yu-Gi-Oh growing up was actually the Abridged Series by littlekuriboh. I maybe watched a few episodes over a few weeks at one point in my life on 4kids but like nah man. When youtube started blowing up and YGOTAS started going up that was my main interaction with the series. What a great piece of internet history that has been. It's a bit rough to go back to though. Someday I'd like to rewatch it again.
The season 0 manga was incredible. Checked them out from my local library when I was a wee lad.
I love it so much. It’s what built Yugioh and it’s extremely important to the story and characters. And it’s FUN! Unfortunately we never got a good anime adaptation of it. Season 0 anime was changed to a shell of itself and replaced many events and character personalities with different ones, and the card anime just erased it and rewrote two events from it very poorly leading to some awful continuity errors.
We need a brand new Yugioh anime adaptation of manga volumes 1-7 and the Millenium World Egypt arc. Anime adaptations that are faithful to the manga, because in both cases they changed a ton. Also we need a Yugioh R adaptation.
Act Man has always made banger content. Amazing video and that Intro is Goated
I love how he used all of his characters (more like cosplays) for the intro, really makes you think about all the good content he's made over the years
If Pokemon TCG is a game of chess, then Magic the Gathering is a game of Fire Emblem- far more complex, but still with the same basic premise going for it.
Yugioh is Marvel vs Capcom 3 and I love it.
10:33 This hurt to watch as a Sky Striker player. He brings out Hayate, doesn't attack directly, and links her away lmao. Even Charlie knew that was the win condition.
shadow realm is a far mor terrifying concept than just dying. imo
Charlie has single handedly removed the word "moist" from being the moist hated word in the English language. A true gamer achievement!
I tried so hard in middle school to get into this game , It was quite literally impossible. Tho this never stopped me from enjoying watching people play.
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter
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Seto Kaiba sending card games to space was my favorite part.
Other formats, such as Goat and Edison, are now supported officially by Konami, and are played in bigger events as well, under the "Time Wizard" name, and other formats like "Common Charity", where players only play with cards that were printed in common rarity are planned to be supported soon.
I'm so glad these game types are being accepted. Yu-Gi-Oh today is just not beginner friendly at all.
@@zacharykolbe161 all games are not beginner friendly, same with magic or pokemon, your knowledge of a game is all dependent on your willingness to learn a game, the time you put into it, and the support you have from other players.
@@Coolkidz-de3wm I suppose. But it would be a lot more fun if more people played and supported the game. Making it more accessible to new players is beneficial.
I'd kill for a video where Critikal makes a presentation about Yugioh metas throughout the years and the different mechanics introduced
I hope this video reaches out to more people. They really need to start to comprehend that the game competevely has been so deep since its first inception in the OCG in 1999, and by 2003 already so much shit could happen in a match. And casually speaking you can still play Yugioh for fun and have a blast with your friends bringing whatever the fuck you want to the table and literally anything can happen. Not only that, if you are not ready to get into "constructed" yugioh or you don't feel like it there are SO MANY ways to enjoy the game! Being them Sealed, draft or older formats. Plus Speed Duel exists, which is Yugioh for babies that could also become quite intense.
People are just *convinced* that this game is stupid and unfun and I am sick of it.
It only depens on how you decide to experience it.
People look at something that has been on an insanely active upswing since 2017, proclaim it dead or irrelevant/stupid. It’s peak idiocy. Konami is actually genius, and has held out on things like cash prizing and alternative formats for so long, they can now open a massive floodgate at their will. They have held back on things that MTG and Pokémon have bloated up their fan base with for decades. Masters of looking stupid one minute, being stupidly profitable the next. Put it this way, if Maxx C ever came back… people will be putting down payments on homes with Ulti Maxx C money. That gets people talking.
Why play for fun when you can complain about the modern state of the game instead.
The game is arguably in its best state that it has been in a while. Between MD and the TCG, the meta is fairly varied. While Mystic Mine is still a big issue, there's rarely a better time to jump in
@@zacharybernal2708 hilarious because we are borderline in a “tier zero” format right now, after being in a format where the diversity was so high that people were getting tired of things because fusion mishmashing and mystic mining was muddying the waters. I remember locals being a very anti fusion environment, and now people are dropping WAY more money on last formats best decks despite being in a less diverse environment XD
Everything is so true.
Also. The current format might be a Tier zero Tear mirrors but the cool thing about it is the deck it’s so stupidly broken that you have to expect it, meaning you can build anything that stops specifically Tear and there a lot of strategies to do so.
On the other hand there are so many Tear variations that most of the time the only thing determining the outcome of a match is the player’s skill.
That is one of the coolest things about Yugioh.
It can be *so* skill intensive but also a chill beatdown vs stall set of games!
Can’t wait for Konami to sanction Time wizard events more properly.
I played the CCG for ten beautiful years of bliss and rage. Sitting and making a deck was soooooo relaxing! I miss those days. 😢
TCG player here. I remember almost winning locals with dark worlds once. Only lost to volcanics with an insanely lucky triple volcanic counter setup really early on and he drew multiple magic cylinder and sat behind zenmaines. Old meta was so much more fun since the end boards were usually 1 negate at best and some counterplay like mirror force or magic cylinders
Have you ever watched the abridged version? That channel was also a big part in my childhood LOL
They still make new episodes. A new one just came out recently. They’re on the final arc of the series, the Egypt arc.
10:40 This is why I stick with Satellarknights, Stellarknight Triverr gets over a lot (not this one) but I can use it to keep recycling copies of itself and Satellarknight Alsahm and burn damage past.
Edit: Huh yeah, Stellarknight Triverr gets over that Red eyes dark dragoon too since it does non-targeting non-destructive removal.
My favorite part of this video is when charlie says "It's Yugin' Time!" and transforms into a mint condition 1 of 5 card.
As an OG yugioh judge, there is one thing I would like to point out is that mtg is much more strategically complicated, while YGO is just rules-complicated.
Magic is simple, it lets players and decks “choose” its complexity. You have to use life as a resource and actually spare lands and resources to play in the long run.
YGO is strategically dumb, the deck plays by itself. It is rock paper scissor but with cards, money and time needed.
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Is he being ironic? He has to be self aware. He’s wearing a Yami Yugi costume rambling about “the good old days” and making skits about not very good cards trying to make them seem so OP that they’re broken, then complaining about subjective art design because apparently “new = bad” like he’s a Pokémon fan. Is he being ironic or is he just the absolute worst Yugiboomer in existence? I need to know if he’s self aware. I want to say he is.
@@chaocobojun2098 the fuq are you on
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"This is the Yu-Gi-Oh-Man, signin' out!"
Charlie:
"I just love Yu-Gi-Oh-Man."
They should make an AI generator for fake cards and names, it would be hilarious.
I went from yugioh to magic and play the commander format. The cool thing about that is you dont just bust out the most powerful deck you have. You talk beforehand what kind of game you wanna have. Either a sweaty game with powerful infinite combos and wins on turns 3 to 5 or just a casual game with janky decks that just do weird and fun stuff.
I don't see why old players hate on Yu-Gi-Oh, you want to play modern play the current format, if you want to play by old playground rules then get your friends and play old cards only or like Charlie said play GOAT format.
I'm glad to see mortals are beginning to grasp the mighty battle of minds that is Paradox-Billiards-Vostroyan-Roulette-Fourth-Dimensional-Hypercube-Chess-Strip Poker... I am impressed sir.
The crazy Yugi Boomer takes here.
'I will fly from joy if I get a new membership in my channel,.............
I'm a pretty big Yu-Gi-Oh fan now too, since I'm told I can do a perfect Kaiba impression, along with a large chunk of the other cast. It makes dueling more fun. I didn't grow up with the cards, cuz I always found them scary as a kid. I only got into it more recently after watching the show growing up. I'm not a pro by any means, but I've done some nutty things and play the decks that I enjoy, like Ojamas, Traptrix and Trickstar along with others. "That's what life's all about anyway!"
This is the first time I’ve seen Charlie not speaking in such a Robot tone
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One of my best buds is super into Yugioh. I had switched to Magic since junior high. Last year our friend group decided to get back into yugioh. We took one look at the new format and mechanics, said what the actual fuck is that and decided we would only play UP TO XYZ (since that was the new mechanic when we stopped playing). Since then we all got together, ordered cards, did some trades so we can build semi-competent decks and are having fun. New Yugioh scares me.
That opening reminds me of childhood days with the local translated version of the anime's OP song. RIP Kazuki Takahashi, your legacy will always live on
Man this is really awesome right now, Charlie you are of my all time favorite content creator on here and it's just so cool to know you are a fellow duelist. 20 year veteran here and still playing til this day!!!
Same here brother! Fuck tearlaments and sprights tho :/
Hail to our lord and saviour Mystic Mine!
its actually a strange coincidence that this video came out today, because today is the day i decided to sold my entire collection. all my favorite architypes are dogshit unplayable so i decided that its time to move on with life.
Hopefully you made some nice change, and made someone else’s collection more awesome :)
Im still passionate for Yu Gi Oh even after 18 years, so many fond memories playing with family anf friends
This is the greatest passion of all time
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I can't believe it's actually possible to, and has happened multiple times, be able to win the match turn one because the cards you drew for your hand cause a chain reaction that synergises with the rest of your deck letting you beat your opponent instantly
this is very real charlie
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jschlatt fan 💀💀
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I used to really be just as passionate, building decks, getting ready for regionals, late night theory crafting with the team the night before, the list goes on. But the game went in a direction I just couldn't follow after XYZs. Link monsters and changing how extra deck special summons were done kinda shit on my deck I had been running for over a decade. After that, I dropped the game. I miss it, but I could never go back.
One of the best things about this dude is that he never takes credit for himself when he uploads something. He always respects us, the audience, and he is always full of energy in his videos. Keep up the hard work!!supagreatman
bot?? no way anybody would say charlie's full of energy, he's the most low energy streamer i've seen
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God damn, I really just though I stepped away from yugioh for a couple years, graduated high-school, got my ownplace,had a kid, lived life, then I come back and find out Dark Dragoon was a real card that was actually playable in the meta and not just an insta ban and God damn. As a true dark magician fan boy it kills me I'll probably never get to use it in the meta again until an even more broken monster is created(looking like a blue eyes at this point)
I've not any idea about Yu Gi OH, it was way past my prime and all that. However I love watching someone who's so passionate and educated about their stuff, as I like learning and hearing about things which I'd usually never research
I made a pure fun deck with no competitive meta in mind.
Elemental & Evil Heroes, Invoked and Magnet Warriors, because I really like those archetypes.
No duplicate or forbidden cards. It's much more fun to play like that imho.
I miss the Dueling Network. I had a deck on there that i would argue could hold its own even in todays yugioh climate. It focused on card effects and not letting my opponent attack me directly. my go to was "gift card" while "bad reaction to simochi" was active. that alone wouuld win me most games. but i had alot of direct LP damage abilites. it all synergized very well. even had lava golem in there. if i could get ahold of that deck recipe, would def play again.
Every bad thing about YGO is a good thing except I'd say it is a little too pay to win for it's own good.
99.9% of it's awesome cards are unplayable on ladder because they are not competitive enough.
Having said that, it's still fun to learn, craft, theorize about etc.
Many strategic games get very linear at a point but YGO is very open-ended, it's almost like literally dueling another wizard.
If you want to get into YGO I highly recommend u give Master Duel a try and then focus on beating the single player campaign.
There are also some unofficial ways to play for free if u don't want to grind for cards.
I am 31 and yu-gi-oh was something I loved and still do so much since I was a kid. Glad to see so many others had similar childhoods. I prefer playing MTG now tho bc yugioh isn't as fun imo. I'll dabble sometimes tho
Just wanted to point out cuz I spend too much time analyzing yugioh, the Jinzo at 5:23 was actually a rare transition print from 2010, they were only printed that way in North America for 1 year and then the printing process changed again taking that holofoil effect away from them. They’re pulled from the 2010 god card binder (and apparently the early box sets, not the later ones)
It’s arguable that it’s just as rare/scarce as 1st Ed and EN printings of classic cards
I honestly thought he was gonna say "it's time to.. d-d-d-d-d-demonetize"
*Troll Strategies:*
1. Dark Sanctuary + Marshmacaron
2. Ground Collapse + Ojama Trio
3. Zombie World + Super Polymerization
4. Yosenjus + Creature Swap
5. Yosenjus + Switcheroo
6. Yosenjus + Evenly Matched
7. Yosenjus + Mystic Mind
8. Yosenjus + Dark Sanctuary
9. Utopia > Utopia the Lightning
10. Pot (Extravagance) + Useless EX Deck
11. Ghost Reaper & WC + Useless EX Deck
As someone who actually learned to play modern Yu-Gi-Oh and once complained about how difficult it was, it's honestly not that bad but I can see how people might say it's uninteractive and difficult. The Act Man says one of his favorite decks is Bad Reaction to Simochi, a deck that FTKs the opponent and sometimes plays floodgates so your opponent can't stop you. A HUGELY uninteractive deck compared to most decks in modern Yu-Gi-Oh.
yubel was made from the rocket but the reasoning for teaching aliens was western only
yubel kind of already existed but was twisted by space energy "light"
I remember playing yugioh with my brother so long ago. Loved it and can recall all the times we went to our local 7-11 to buy new packs to create our decks. It was so much fun but now looking at what yugioh has become, I can't wrap my head around all the new mechanics that came out in the game. Makes my head spin.
12:33 "This monster also prevents any and all physical attacks to the player and the table from being flipped!"
The biggest issue with Yugioh is that new players can struggle if coming from other games. But new players that didn’t come from another game can actually pick up the game very easily.
My group travels to a lot of regionals and a football friend of mine placed 10th in a 400 person tournament after playing for one 3 months.
The games not hard it’s just hard if you play a much easier game like Magic or Digimon