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All character decks on this channel are singleton decks, unless multiple copies of a specific card are required for a character (i.e. 3 Blue-Eyes White Dragons for Kaiba) If you're new to the channel I get how that might not be obvious, but if you watch multiple SpellCommander deck profiles, it's something you get used to.

@@whambamduel Ah so we're assuming anime logic then, gotcha, I thought it was like an actual modern Yusei deck profile and was thinking "half of this would never see play in 2024"

@thatlonewolfguy2878 Nah the purpose of these are to combine their old cards from the anime and newer support cards to make a new main/side/extra of 40/15/15 different cards. Naturally, for characters who focus on the extra deck like Yusei, we like to cut down on the side and extend the extra, but it's always 70 total cards. It makes for a fun thought experiment and bit of character study.

Stardust monsters already take up the majority of the extra deck and aren't anywhere near as good as the Anime Stardust line and support. The rest of the Junk monsters aren't really good at all, so there wasn't much room for them.

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Agree 💯💯💯💯

It's a very cool card, but a lot of Yusei’s cards lock him to exclusively Synchros, so making a fusion would both be super difficult and janky.

A lot of Yusei's boss monsters have Omni negates anyways, so effect veiler felt a little unnecessary / overkill.

With Synchro Material in specific, if it sticks around, Yusei can also use it on his own turn to use his regular tuners at the cost of his battle phase, but yeah, it is way better when used with his tuner synchros. Synchro World is definitely an amazing card. The only reason it's in the Side is because I wanted to group all of the cards that mention Crimson Dragon there, as I imagine it's not gonna be every duel that Yusei gets to (or wants to) pull that monster out. Double Summon is definitely an iconic Yusei card even if it's not as good as it used to be- it's still decent by Anime Character logic, which is what we're working with. Effect Veiler is definitely a good card, but considering that Yusei's boss monsters usually have some sort of Omni negate to them, I saw it as kind of overkill, and left it out.

@@whambamduel if this is modern but loyal to yusei character you’ve put like 6 accel/delta accel, in which anime wise only appeared against the toughest opponents with magical powers (Primo Antinomy Jack Zone Goodwin Halldor). A delta accel creates a super nova in space and crimson dragon is going to make those twice a duel. However I guess he used Shooting Star against team Taiyou. If the argument against crimson dragon is ‘he’s not going to play it every duel’ then you definitely need to cut down those accel because there’s few regular good synchros left for a regular John Smith NPC. Satellite warrior I think. Jet warrior is a good small boss monster and the definition of an Accel synchro enabler. I play tested your hands online and the traps clogged any combos I could make if I didn’t get speeder. And if I got speeder I absolutely was going Accel Stardust and Crimson Dragon plays without road warrior or jet warrior. Ive played this deck my entire life the only Crimson card we play is Rumble and nothing else (but I do like Synchro World summoning Crimson Dragon). Double summon was used once by Yusei in a forgettable standing duel. Idk how that’s iconic he literally uses one for one more times and it was one of the strongest modern cards to date, still used to this day in meta. You already have extra normal summons in Carrier and Wheel and can search both of them. one for one into tuningware is incredibly iconic for synchron players from 2012-2014 while setting up quilbolt Wurm and doppel quickly. Effect veiler was the key card for years for junk doppel players because the only good unbanned level 1 tuner unknown synchron just isn’t very good until jet synchron was printed. It being a light level 1 tuner made formula and chaos monsters like BLS and Chaos Sorcerer for extra interruption while revival off of Junk Synchron, because every other hand trap was level 3 and 4. Not pure I'm aware, but it is a Yusei deck first.

If they made a better Synchro-oriented Kuriboh, I'd have put it in the list in an instant. Blame Konami lol

@@whambamduel True. Its weird that Yusei is the only protagonist not to get a Kuriboh. The closest that functions for Yusei is Ankuriboh but sadly, that's another one of the many that pay homage towards Yugi than anything else, which is sad

Junkuriboh is yusei, we still need Stardust Kuriboh, Kuriboh Synchron

I used to run a (really bad) Stardust Assault Mode deck. Didn’t care, it was awesome!

That's a manga card my guy

He didn't

Check my explanation on the deck profile and you'll see that I didn't forget them, they just didn't have a whole lot of modern utility.

@@whambamduel Yes but i mean yusei use it in season 2

Jet Synchron is in there. It’s one of the eight synchrons introduced between 0:43 and 0:55.

Even if Jet Synchron wasn't there for some reason, Stardust Warrior still floats into any Warrior Synchro Monster, including Jet Warrior.

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Those are next!

The main difference between Standard and Turbo decks are the inclusion of Speed Spells, and Speed Spells have never existed anywhere outside of the Anime/Manga and Video Games, it's kind of a tough ask. Luckily for us, all of Yusei's cards that involve Signal Counters all have effects reminiscent of Speed Spells, and the Signal Counters themselves are reminiscent of Speed Counters. One such example is that the effect of "On Your Mark, Get Set, DUEL!" is reminiscent of the Speed Spell - Angel Baton, which draws 2 cards and discards 1.

This comment above me is awful. I am going to be purposley vague here. It just is.

Not really-- both can still be summoned via the floating effect of Stardust Warrior, and Junk Connector and Tuning can still search any Synchron, not to mention they can all be summoned from the deck with Junk Speeder. Synchro Overtake just felt unnecessary with all of those additional means of obtaining the two.

Good thing Yusei's a smart dude : )

Tbh that’s just about every deck with a good/ lots of support. I’ll say this though. Running Yusei’s cards and pulling off crazy moves when your first few initial plans fail will make you feel like you have over double that iq. It’s crazy versatile