@@CeruleanLunarlight that's great advice! Thank you for suggesting that

It was a great suggestion. Thanks to the algorithm and the title, I came here and I'm not disappointed Maybe he could get some more subscribers, but for me, it's a +1.

@litesnowv2631 Thank you so much for the support and for letting me know the change in title worked! 😁 I'll be putting this advice into all my titles moving forward! 😬

@@duelperfect np! I'm glad 2 see that the title switch was more effective 🙂

@CeruleanLunarlight 😁

I get that for a lot of people this might be a turn-off, but I think it's the deck's biggest attraction. I love that melodious does something different, yet still does enough. There are a ton of decks that put up generic interruptions, but Melo is one of the few that focuses on board protection. It's like you say, it's tough to out their board, but at the same time, they don't interact with their opponent too much lest they suffer them TTT consequences. It's not perfect, but it feels good enough. Also, the deck can put up traditional negates and interruptions. In my combo tutorial, I showcase a line that gets you an Omni negate + Apo + I:P into S:P. You can check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4ncfa2hgZ14ac0

Yay! Happy to see another Melo main join our ranks 😉

Having 9 One-card starters means that you have a 74.18% chance of at least seeing one of them in your opening 5. Would you say that's not high enough?

@duelperfect No, bc Hyper consistency is HYPER consistent, and 75% is not HYPER consistent

@duelperfect but regarding it has 2 card combos, opening a combo possibly could be hyper

If not Melo, which deck would you say is then deserving of the title "hyper consistent"?

@duelperfect maybe mathmech with 3 circular 3 firewall 3 small world 2 Cynet mining and 2 parallel exceed that makes 13 ( I think you CAN count exceed if you want since you always have a normal summon into almiraj)

Would you believe me if I said I already did that too 😂 kzbin.infoPYjUGmhhSL4?feature=share

@duelperfect me too actually

@@literallygrass1328 Damn, look at us 😂

@@rinreborn7364 basically with IDP, you need a banish from both sides of the field. Since they destroyed their only face up fiend, I couldn't banish the Shar

You're right in the sense that part of this decks success is that it is new on Master Duel and most players are learning how to play against it, but it's been in the TCG since April/May. So wouldn't that also mean that many players would have had the time to prepare for it? Also, yes! Formats with many diverse decks are always fun

@@Punisher41230 I agree with Droplet being a problem, but Etiolle still gets to reset the board if they send it to the grave. The line would be, Etiolle for Bacha. Bacha summon Refrain, Refrain search couplet, couplet summon back Aria from Grave. Then if they send the Bacha to grave, Bacha summons back Etiolle. So it still walls up nicely. Alternatively, if Etiolle hits the grave, summon Bloom Prima which is generally hard to out unless they play the cyberse synchro dragon specifically Super Poly is at 2 in MD, but the rebuild line would be similar. So Melo still has plays when face with those 2 powerful boardbreakers. This aside 2 handtraps do stop Melo in their tracks. Negating both the Bacha and Bloom Harmonist is usually lights out for them

@duelperfect the problem with that from my experience is that, they don't care about your etoile. They will super poly it and that's it. They won't destroy anything else, because they can't, your monsters are protected anyway. But they will just switch all your monster to attack and kill you with 6k attack 3 times. Your protection monster have way to low attack against tenpai.

@@Punisher41230 You're right in the sense that if they super poly,say etiolle and Schuberta that you won't be able to get the Aria back, but your board would block attacks until the lv10 hits the field. That being said, the example you state is rough for melodious, usually that would end the game. However, to do that they would need to open a starter, super poly + have a discard. While Melo sets up its end board using a single ostinato. Meaning, that you should hopefully have some handtraps to slow them down. If you do, you can possibly get to your next turn. If you don't, you lose.

@@べこら兎田 LMAO, I'm crying 🤣🤣

@@duelperfect Subbed because we have a similar list except I don't play the ogre. 40c totes.

@べこら兎田 appreciate you! Yeah, Cutting the Ogre for a clean 40 sounds like a smart move 😁

@@paolomace661 Any time! Thanks for checking out this video too and for the kind comment. Appreciate you ☺️

IKR! It's kinda funny 😂

​@@duelperfect😂😂

My favourite is when people don't read Elegy, activate Raigeki only for nothing to happen 😂

@@BrandedBeastYGO any time! Happy to hear that it was helpful 😬

That's a good question. They're both midrange decks that are centered around board protection. I think Voiceless has the edge on Master Duel since it plays around Maxx C and Nibiru, while melodious has a hard time against those cards. Also, VV is a lot easier to pilot so you're less prone to misplays. On the other hand, Melodious are more flexible than Voiceless and can play through other handtraps easier. Ultimately, if we're splitting hairs, I'd say Voiceless is slightly better since it has the better Tenpai match-up. However, they're both very good choices. I imagine that the combo orientated players will perform better on Melo than VV. So be sure to base this choice on what suits your playstyle best

You're right! It is a lot like memento. Both are crazy consistent fusion decks with a lot of gas. Melodious is a lot of fun, so I recommend it, but when the Fiendsmith engine drops, you'll want to be on Mementos then. For now, have you considered running Mementos Melodious?

@duelperfect @duelperfect nope. Tried melodious chimera and the deck kinda succ with too many ns. Memento also have a lot of ns. Like you said, the best pair for memento is only fiendsmith. I played melodious a little, the deck doesnt really have follow up. What's the card that can be used to recover? And you also dont include how to otk in this video, do you use something like access in turn 3 or 4? I dont see a good melodious card that can otk right away. Lastly I tried small world since saw some meta ocg used it, what do you think? It can search herald for maxx c and hand trap can search refrain (with bridge veiler and gamma)

Edited : there are a lot of restrictions actually lol. The main one is maestro cant be activated if we activate ash or droll (if we get maxx c), and I still dont know the combo. Since that one is kind of key card. Also small world is really good in theory, but I forgot that veiler have 0 atk and def. Maybe I was missing sometjingh but I cant small world veiler, gamma, or ogre into starter. Need some rework.

@reisen9584 you're very right about the tons of restrictions. Yes, if you ash or Droll the Maxx C, you can't use the Shopina effect. The deck still has plays though. You can still end on Etiolle + Something, but it's definitely not as strong as when left uninterrupted. Other restrictions that I forgot to mention is that Bloom Harmonist locks you into Melo and Coupler can only search while you control no monsters or only Melo.

@@reisen9584 Replying to your long message regarding Melo Chimera + Melo Mementos. You're right; my issue with running Melo as engine in other decks is that it clash and isn't exactly reliable. Mainly, because you need draw 1 of 3 ostinato to pop off, while you're also playing 5 other melo cards that you wouldn't want to draw. So yeah, while I have seen Melodious Pop off in Memento before, ultimately those results exist as a case study and should probably be avoided XD. This is why I say that Pure Melo is the best version of the deck. Regarding follow up. You have 2 options. 1 you use Shopina to add a Soprano from grave to hand and make another Bacha. Alternatively if you used the Shopina as material, you can use the scale effect of Couplet to search Concerto and fuse like that. Both of these lines only work in the pure end board. The Odd-eyes line has no follow up. Also, the deck struggles to OTK when going second if your opponent has an established board. The thing is, your Etiolle clears your board to clear your opponents so you generally don't have many monster's left with to attack. This isn't a deal breaker though when the deck is running tons of hand traps and can slow your opponent down until you can. Alternatively, some builds run Bloom Prima to OTK with. It works and is decent, but I prefer to play utility instead. So your small world lines are Reveal a Melo from Hand, Reveal Effect Veiler of Ogre deck, add Refrain from Deck to hand. Small World is just a consistency tool. It's good, but the deck isn't exactly starved for those. Also, while agree stopping Maxx C with Orange light is important and you can search it with small world, I think that is a bad play. Small World is a 2-for-1 and Orange light is another 2-for-1. Basically, you won't have much of a hand then.

@@Ravenleaf182 thanks! And you're right; the deck is very flexible. I'm hoping to showcase that in replay matches. Maybe, some replay analyses could be helpful to that end too?

@@alexismainguy2794 appreciate you

@@realSPDRMNKY6 right!? In VV, Eclipse is both a board breakers and utility. Kinda hard to pass up on

@@Mrrullings thank you so much! I tried putting more effort than usual into making this video, so it's nice that's appreciated😁

Hey Dude, Thanks for both taking the time to write this detailed comment and for your constructive criticism. You’re right; I did learn these combos by myself and yes you can use first movement solo to make etoile in 5 summons and your end board ends up being her + Aria. Which, is great since it’s a hell of a lot better than a single nib token XD. However, I am not too sure what you mean about the Ostinato combo, do you mean the standard line that ends on Etiole + Schuberta + Shopina + Aria? Also, if you happen to have that spreadsheet on hand, I’d love to grab it from you!

I second this! I’d love to see the spreadshert

@@iPokemonAi Thanks for pointing it out because I had sent the guide here in another response above, but perhaps it was cancelled later... Now it's in the comment above!

I need that spreadsheet if you feel like sending it I fear I am talentless at this game @BloomBox36

@@tuanninh8358 100% Plus, it's getting new support in the TCG. Master Duel will get it soon after 😬

@duelperfect so looking forward to it haha

Right!?

Literally got Arise Lock for when going first and Tenpai to OTK when going second

Hey bro, you can find my full 30 minute tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnykkHlnir5gnKM

@@Barnacle121 droplet, is rough but thankfully not the end of the world. Generally, you can get Radiance/Blessing which serves as another piece of interaction. This is pretty easy to set up when you open 5 cards and also helps when your opponent activated Dark Ruler too. Plus, Droplet Halves attack first and then negates, so it only drops Skull Guardian to ATK2050 which is still decent considering your opponent can only attack him.

@@duelperfect makes sense i love vv just so many ppl say its shit

@@Barnacle121 haters are always going to be negative. It's made a comeback in the TCG and has made the top cut of most of the recent high level events. It recently placed in the top 8 at the UK open and was in the top 32 of YCS Lille. It's obviously not the best deck in the room, but it's good enough. If you like it, I'd recommend giving it a try 😬

@@duelperfectif you activate trías to destroy 2 fairy droplet becomes irrelevant and there’s plenty of ways to accomplish that, especially with the trap.

@seaballads11 I'm not super sure what you mean? Trias' tribute 2 effects lets you summon it and then destroy 1, right?

@@dakotastein9499 you hit the nail on the head. Suaravis, is well positioned in the modern meta. Like, it alone makes Tenpai players cry. You negate their Bident and then that's the end of their turn. I don't think it'll become limited, though. It definitely is in a position where it could, but Voiceless is about the only meta deck that can comfortably summon it. It also requires both a ritual spell and monsters to tribute. So it feels very balanced IMO, but we'll see in November when the next MD banlist drops 😁

@@Ironpecker Hi, Sir. Happy to hear you've picked them and that I could help in whatever way 😁. Yes, that is a great way to go about if your opponent has something like an Imperm. Just gotta hope they don't have a D Shifter too 😂. To answer your question, Fuwalos is killer... You know, them chaining it to Ostinato means giving them at least 2 draws or ending on something lackluster like a single Schberta/Bloom Diva. Right now, the easiest line against them is summon refrain, search canon and make a bagooska to skip their turn. However, I am currently running 7 Fuwalos counters so it doesn't resolve too often. 3 Ash, 3 Orange Light, 1 Called by. If I owned a Fuwa, I might even consider cutting the talents for Crossout to up that number 9.

@@tuanninh8358 I would have agreed in an instance if the Tenpai were Wyrms, but they are dragons so not a lot of synergy there. I'd probably say Kashtira Tenpai or D Link Tenpai would be the better options? The Kashtira variant does Kashtira things going first and then Tenpai things going second. Plus, there is a line where you use 2x LV7 to make Dracosack, then link the tokens off into Cherubini, Cherub send Paidra to grave, link into Promethean princess using the Cherub and Dracosack. Use Princess effect to summon Paidra from Grave and then start your Tenpai combo. So a lot of synergy with that hybrid deck.

Thank u so much sir! I think Kashtira Tenpai is a good Idea!

@@tuanninh8358 right!? Let me know how it works out for the two of you 😬

@@privateaccount2236 right!? It's super cheap if you have all of the staples, so there isn't really a reason not to pick them up 😉

@@linsquid right!? It has so much synergy with Lo. You can still tribute Lo while she is facedown for a ritual summon and she can be used as the entire tribute. If she needed to be face up on field, you wouldn't be able to use her as the entire tribute as material in hand. So there are ZERO downsides to doing this!

he is talking about using soul exchange on the opponent Lo. Since Soul echange can target face-down opponent card, the effect will not be remove with book of moon or book of eclipse, but your opponent cannot used your face-down Lo as the entire tributed for the ritual summoned since soul exchange does not reveal the identity of the card, even if you know the identity before it got flip face-down.

@@SuperNickid Yes, in general. You cannot use your opponents monsters as ritual material with Soul Exchange. As far as game mechanics are concerned, you only have knowledge of your own face down cards, even if your opponents cards were flipped face down this turn you are to treat them as though you do not have stat knowledge. This is same reason why you can't use book of eclipse and then in a new chain use super poly to fuse your opponents monster.

@@tuanninh8358 that's a good question. I'm Master Duel, Maxx C is without question the best handtrap. Every deck can play it. It can be used to stop your opponents plays when you go second and it can be used to reinforce your boards when you're going first. It's too good to pass up on. Dimension shifter, is without question the most impactful handtrap in the game through. Resolving it usually means that you and there aren't many decks that play around it. The drawback to shifter is that it is exclusively useful when drawn as one of your opening 5. Plus, playing it means that you can't run a gy deck which generally treat it's grave as a second hand. It's a very high risk, high reward card, but man is it so worth playing it in anything that can run it.

@@duelperfect Yea, thank u so much sir;D

Any time, Sir!

@@tuanninh8358 right!? I haven't really touched it this year so I had forgotten how much fun it is! Also, thanks for being such a conversation starter. I can always count on you to be one of the first to comment 😬

@@kamarrroxs4176 This is honestly the best kind of compliment I could receive. Thanks dude! I try to make these videos as comprehensive as possible while also explaining things as easily as possible. So nice to know that I could reach that goal 😁. Do you think these kinds of videos could benefit from being more stimulating?

@@duelperfect Oh absolutely. But what you have is incredible. Not many channels go in depth and talk about the thought process on who to go into. I would love more content like this. Definitely subscribed!

@@kamarrroxs4176 Appreciate you, thanks! I'll be sure to work towards making more content like this moving forward 😬

@@tuanninh8358 yessir! Tenpai is officially in the game. They're definitely strong, but they are beatable

@@duelperfect I think I'll save my gems for Raizeol!

@@tuanninh8358 yessir! I approve this plan. It might be awhile until we get them since they only release in the TCG in December, but they're the more fun/competitive option for sure.

@@duelperfect you're right sir!

@@tuanninh8358 Ryzeal will also release with Maliss, which will completely change the format

@@mxnarch349 hey dude, so lemme get to those those questions in order. 1. Yes, the deck is good for play/diamond. The footage you see is from Diamond/Master Rank. The deck is good, but it relies heavily on it's non-engine. To do well with this deck you need to know where your opponents choke points are. For the Gems, you can't go wrong with the deck given how budget it is, but there are more competitive decks out there. Currently Tenpai is speculated to be the best, but is prone to future banlists. 2. Going Second, Zelantis is your best bet. The water locks means that you get to clear your opponents board without summoning their monsters back. The deck also plays a lot of handtraps to slow you opponent down so their turn 1 end boards aren't too oppressive. Sadly, the deck struggles to OTK so they'll likely see another turn. 3. Yes, they'll be getting a new extender in Trickster Aqua Angel which is also treated as a Marincesa monster. They can also make use of Dominus Impulse when we finally get it. 4. I know right! Master Duel split all of the monsters so sadly you'll have to craft them. The deck doesn't run too many Ultra Rares though, which I guess helps. 5. It faces some tough competition in the link fest from Salamangreat, Plants and Snake-Eyes. It's not an auto-win, but it is good enough. If you need it, I've put together a comprehensive combo guide. I'll be sharing that link shortly

Combo guide if needed. If the link doesn't work it should be available in the description too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnykkHlnir5gnKM

@@duelperfect Thanks appreciate it.

@@mxnarch349 Any time! Would you consider subscribing if you haven't already?

@@duelperfect Already have. 👍

Thanks for pointing that out. I corrected that in the description.

@@stephen1856-e3k NGL, I was so nervous during that game. It would have been Hella embarrassing if they decked me out 🤣🤣

Thanks

Hmm, they're pretty strong when going first, but Yubel is a lot better IMO

@@alexismainguy2794 thanks bro! Got a list of things to do, but will most likely be bringing everyone that soon

@@tuanninh8358 hey Bro, Unfortunately, it's fallen off... It struggles against Link and Fusion decks which this format is full with.

@@duelperfect thank sir!

@@tuanninh8358 Anytime bro!

Hey

In the TCG? Same!

@@duelperfect yes sir!

@@emmanuelgutierrez6306 sadly, no. But the deck is surprisingly cheap. The only expensive card was 1st Movement Solo which was reprinted in the tins

@@killjoy-sq7tw it depends on your hand, but you'd generally activate revealer to summon Ghoergius from deck and then synchro into Lancea. You do this with the Icejade + 1 discard too. It doesn't sound like much, but Lancea does a lot and summons Trish Zero to banish three from your opponents board if they dare out him

I can see why. Mirror Mage combos extremely well with Swap Frog, Icejade and Revealer. So playing 3 means you open it and one of those more often. The tricky part is making space. Like, you kinda need a high handtrap count to deal with Yubel and Plants.

Is the frog mandatory for you?

Is the frog mandatory for you?

Is the frog mandatory for you?

@@alexismainguy2794 thanks bro

@@alexismainguy2794 it's not mandatory, but it is both an extender and a starter. So it helps play through hand traps. Plus, it plus a water is full combo if you special summon it from hand, dump Mirror mage, search revealer. Normal revealer, use it's eff to summon the Ghoergius. Ghoergius effect to summon back mirror mage. Over lay into Toad as your 5th summon. Synchro in Lancea using revealer + Ghoergius