5 Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards That Warped the Metagame

[@dylanbrashears3725]

Cyber Dragon was easily the biggest thing that ever changed the game, as someone who was playing Earth Beats Zombies at the time. (Giant rats, pyramid turtle, ryu kokki etc) I was THANKFULLY able to deal with it out of the gate, for the most part until a Cyber Dropped into a Zaborg to blow my Kokki. Cyber Dragon being an Instant board presence that HAD to be answered or set up for a turn 2 Monarch easily AND was a light monster to work amazingly in the Chaos Builds at the time, it was honestly amazing at the time and would go on to just be an amazing Generic Monster in almost any deck

[@garyoak8014]

Cydra was the biggest CARD that changed the game, the biggest thing that changed the game was DUEA.

[@BurdenofTheMighty]

Even to this day thanks to megafleet dragon, cyber dragon can still be a very good card for going second. It was pankratops before pankratops was printed

[@YohananYGO]

If it's effect was like Photon Thrasher and Linkslayer it would be even better

[@madvgr]

Only one card warped the meta and is still warping it, my man Man-Eater Bug

[@allihavearepasta-basedthou2890]

People still play that? Nobleman-Eater Bug is meta now.

[@benjystrauss2524]

@@allihavearepasta-basedthou2890 Nobleman Eater Bug is worse than the original because of the tribute required, and it always was, even when it just came out. These days Penguin Soldier is far better and almost no one even uses that. (I know/hope you were trying to make a joke)

[@allihavearepasta-basedthou2890]

@@benjystrauss2524 Nah. Use Earth Effigy for the tribute. It counts as 2 for the tribute of an Earth Monster, but only needs one so you can save the other for later.

[@codynelson7575]

He needs to be banned he is so broken

[@Jazzshadow2]

No love for Grass? It got players to build 60 card decks even if they were playing grass themselves.

[@Mt.Berry-o7]

I want grass back. It had the most hilarious impact on a format I have ever seen.

[@edymiguel4247]

agree. and with Ash being rampant, ghost belle negating cards from gy and Dimension shifter banishing them all... i can see grass back

[@BigHoffa]

edy miguel plus, with no snow, it’s not nearly as broken as it once was.

[@keyonj8815]

Dark hole warped the meta game because it distorted time and space

[@ImPDimeo]

So you need 15 minutes to put ‘pot of generosity’ at all 5 spots? Ok then..

[@KnakuanaRka]

Dimeo WTF? There was no mention of that at all.

[@ImPDimeo]

K1naku5ana3R1ka woosh.

[@Blitz0555]

@@KnakuanaRka Looks like someone doesn't understand the art of shitposting.

[@memesThatDank]

@@KnakuanaRka ratio

[@MegaMetal96]

@@memesThatDank it’s a little late for that lol

[@YuseiTheSynchroHero]

I remember when Evenly Matched (Struggling Battle as WE knew it as from the OCG) was first revealed, a LOT of people were freaking out and were even baffled that this card existed. Even remembered people thinking that it would be eventually BANNED. Those were the days let me tell ya. I was personally unsure about what would happen. I just knew it would change the game forever.

[@americantimemachine7128]

In my opinion, still not a very balanced card in concept, but luckily not as viable in a meta where it's easily negated.

[@ShuraEssays]

@@americantimemachine7128 I mean that's why you always have a negate

[@americantimemachine7128]

@@ShuraEssays This definitely is a reasoning that helps to further exclude Rogue strategies, however.

[@shawnjavery]

@@americantimemachine7128 it's a strong card for sure but I wouldn't call it poorly designed. It helps a lot with going second while having a degree of counter play.

[@americantimemachine7128]

​@@shawnjavery A card that can make any opponent go minus 3 or more for simply controlling cards is not balanced in its design. It's Konami making a desperate attempt to correct how poorly balanced the turns were. A much better example of proper balancing design is Nibiru, since it's not based on card control, but number of degenerate summons.

[@sweetpotatoffa94]

I’m still surprised that the god cards aren’t on here and Jerry Beans Man. These cards WARPED the meta since they were released

[@NightClubSamurai]

beaver warrior and jerry are too good for this list

[@dolebiscuit]

Jerry is OP. Counters 4-Star Lady Bug. Nuff said.

[@sewerrat11000]

Dont you dare touch jerry beans man

[@payne9682]

Blaze Accelerator Reload when it got released in 2014/15 made Volcanics a tier 1/2 deck, but those days are long gone and Volcanics need new support... Day 189 of waiting for new Volcanic support to arrive

[@pickyphysicsstudent201]

Please. There's no sex appeal with Volcanics. Especially not since the Vennominaga Venom Swamp water will soon be hitting shelves. I can't wait to own a jar. Day 154 of waiting for new Venom support - *Venom Swamp Water* edition.

[@jorisbonson8180]

Yo at least your deck is kind of a meme Day 1 of waiting for new digital big support

[@prismglider5922]

Needing to get home from space station, all my ships ran out of fuel - day 586 of waiting for B.E.S. support

[@KingLIFEDRAIN]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnTSYoOEopuWp5o

[@ShuraEssays]

@@jorisbonson8180 maybe Cyberse is the real digital bug support

[@butwhatdoesitdo4568]

You forgot the Egyptian God's and the seal of orichalcus

[@kefkapalazzo1]

He’s joking guys

[@butwhatdoesitdo4568]

@@kefkapalazzo1 at least one who got it

[@vaporterra]

Yep before then the anime metagame was dominated by toons, Dark Magician, Blue Eyes, Harpies, and Time Wizard. A simpler time

[@butwhatdoesitdo4568]

@@JudaiVox np was using my real name cause I never bothered changing it, I can understand from where you are coming with that

[@jeffreytam7684]

kefkapalazzo1 Yeah we all know that Parasite Paracide is the real tier 0

[@americantimemachine7128]

Pot of Desires is one of my favorite Yugioh printings of all time!! The reasons is because I think it's one of the most fair forms of balanced generic draw power they could possibly make: a deck that can only play one-ofs will suffer greatly and decks that are powerful enough to get hit on the banlist will have harder times fitting it into their decks. With Ash being in the game, it's one of the best generic cards conceptualized by Konami, in my opinion.

[@mfdmwells5104]

Agree totally with OP. As an F.A. main to this day, I'm proud to have it as a three-of in my deck. I think having a card which encourages you to play 3-ofs and make your deck more overall consistent is good, having a card which attacks the issue of toolbox decks and searching being more and more powerful is good, having both in one is great. Toolbox decks can play this card by searching out all their stuff then playing Desires, but there's a heavy risk-reward attached to it, while weaker decks have little to lose from Desires and a free +1 to gain. The only issue was Pre Ash when it was pretty busted.

[@Hensley_Jb]

Soul charge shouldn’t have been made😂😂

[@vparsa87]

It wasn't quite as bad before since not every deck could abuse it. If your deck was xyz spam, you didn't really set up your grave that fast. If you played pendulums, you didn't play it at all. Synchro spam decks could use it the best, but there weren't really many of them. It wasn't until we entered the link era where now every deck had the most generic summoning mechanic and could spit everything in their grave all at once. Links really is what broke soul charge because every deck could abuse it.

[@noahmartinez38]

@@vparsa87 are you crazy or you didn't play when soul charge was at three?

[@vparsa87]

@@noahmartinez38 i did, and I remember that specific format being bad. Later on though when we entered the arc v era, not as many decks could abuse it.

[@vparsa87]

@TalonGB that specific format was a bit out of control. The card went to one though and as soon as we entered the arc v era, that was when not as many decks could abuse it.

[@noahmartinez38]

@@vparsa87 we never had soil charge at three in arc v era so some people didn't play it because it was unreliable but it still was obsene Shadoll and burning abyss cpuld very much abuse it It wasn't forbidden until the 60 card decks because it could search it So it being at one didn't matter

[@9OmniSlash6]

No Grass is Greener? The card single handily changed deck building and people were not only playing 60 cards cause of it but playing +40 cards just to minimize Grass mills. Even at 1, people were banishing their whole hand just to search it and play 60 cards around that 1 card.

[@xy394]

Soul Charge is one of the dumbest cards ever made. Did they learn nothing from Dimension Fusion XP

[@danieltentori7523]

Look at Kojima

[@vparsa87]

It wasn't quite as bad before since not every deck could abuse it. If your deck was xyz spam, you didn't really set up your grave that fast. If you played pendulums, you didn't play it at all. Synchro spam decks could use it the best, but there weren't really many of them. It wasn't until we entered the link era where now every deck had the most generic summoning mechanic and could spit everything in their grave all at once. Links really is what broke soul charge because every deck could abuse it.

[@COOPALOOPTROOPA]

*Dumbest

[@dinosaur_ryusaki7758]

Vman87 Did you ever played against Infernity? On the top of that if both decks were XYZ (which was around 99% decks in 2014) and playd only 1 Soul Charge, the one that topped Soul Charge in middle game literraly won, because u summoned many monsters before, your opponent chained with traps, then you use Soul Charge. This was like that in HAT format.

[@vparsa87]

@@dinosaur_ryusaki7758 I've been having to say this to a lot of people. My comment was completely misunderstood. I'm not saying soul charge was never broken. A comparison is like pot of greed. Pot of greed like soul charge has always been and always will be broken no matter what. But, would you rather go against pot of greed where your opponent draws more normal summons, or would you rather go against pot of greed where your opponent draws special summons? Yes, soul charge is insane and is broken regardless of the deck playing it. But you can't deny there is a difference between a deck using soul charge to bring back 5 monsters as just bodies versus bringing back 5 monsters to make a huge board. As far as the xyz decks go, yes you can come back, but if you draw soul charge in your opening hand, it's pretty much dead. Was soul charge broken then? Yes of course, but no where near as broken as it has been when every deck could get all their monsters in the grave for a link summon.

[@LunarWingCloud]

Soul Charge was a mistake. A beautiful one, but it went into almost every single deck when it came out, anywhere from 1-3 copies. I don't remember a deck during its meta where it wasn't run.

[@lucaslennan3356]

Soul charge cyber dragon dark destroyer double helix D barrier

[@boraaksitozgun9912]

Could you tell me how did dark destroyer shaped it? As far as I see, BA dealt with it using f0 and more importantly, it was always easy game for monarchs as far as I can remember. I would put monkey board or something, since it was not allowed even at limited.

[@runningoncylinders3829]

Ash Blossom makes you think, but she can think really well with that forehead, so it's barely even a concern.

[@mrp7874]

She channels all those 200iq plays

[@tsunasawada502]

I guess Maxx "C" is banned in this discussion.

[@The_Scouts_Code]

Shared Ride, to a lesser degree.

[@kawaiicomplex8573]

5th place: That Grass Looks Greener and the number 60 4th place: Zoodiac with 3 Rats 3rd place: Bardiche and his best friend Azzathot 2nd place: Orcust “takeover” 1st place: Mighty Mystic Mine

[@hoodedman6579]

Ash Blossom being a healthy card is one of the biggest indictments against Yugioh I've heard. Evenly Matched is in a similar position; "if this card resolves, you basically just win most of the time" being considered a fair card is just completely absurd.

[@H1_R3Z]

For Ash Blossom, at a decently high level of play, if she doesn't resolve, your opponent just wins, most of the time. Do agree with Evenly Matched though.

[@antonbrown17]

@@H1_R3Z yeah Evenly Matched will always be broken in my eyes, no matter what anyone says

[@NicholasDeOrio]

Dude you mentioned it in passing and I really want to know how Cyber Dragon changed the game and ended Goat Format. I played in this format as a kid but I don’t remember it and I wasn’t a competitive player... just surrounded by them.

[@sizematters20]

Nicholas DeOrio To summarize, Cyber Dragon was an immediate 2100 summon that you HAD to have an answer to if you were going first. It’s super generic so it can go into ANY deck, beefy 2100 body, and if you were playing monarchs it immediately made your Thestalos/Raiza/Mobius (I’m not sure if Caius was released back then but I’m sure Raiza was) live and ready to summon. Your best monster to normal summon back then wasn’t higher than 2000 without being trash-tier (Chainsaw Insect iirc) and it made bottomless a ton more popular because trap hole doesn’t hit special summons.

[@NicholasDeOrio]

Yashamaru Kenji thank you!

[@BrickMaster122]

I’d definitely love to see a part 2!!

[@AxelWedstar411]

Would you consider making follow-ups to the best/worst structure deck cards videos now that Vrains is wrapping up?

[@mohametgiapra9932]

I don't know if you ve done it before but i would like to see top rogue decks that toped out of nowhere.

[@callmeAyble]

mohamet giapra I know it's late but I'd like to see this too

[@Schneider82319]

spoiler: . . . . . . . . 5. Nibiru, the Primal Being 4. Soul Charge 3. Pot of Desires 2. Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring 1. Evenly Matched

[@thelonelysalad5087]

Shame, you forgot to mention magical cylinder...

[@vaporterra]

Aka how most games in my school in 5th grade were won and lost

[@ChazBlanks]

We definitely need a part two.

[@plzcme434]

Firewall?

[@TrueClipsDen]

I still haven't played since link summoning but I would have thought Maxx C would have been on here. That thing during synchro and Xyz era was insane. Maybe I'm wrong but did it get an errata or does no one run it anymore?

[@DGzCarbon]

Max C was a very powerful card but people still basically played the same decks just including Max Cs. So it didn't really define a format it just added to it

[@TrueClipsDen]

@@DGzCarbon ohhh alright. So it was pretty much a tech option but people put it into every deck. I remember decking out because I used it on an infernity player that too decked archfiend...

[@RinaShinomiyaVal]

@@TrueClipsDen plus maxx c is banned.

[@kentheg7368]

Wasn't firewall dragon released in 2018?

[@SSBBPlayListMaker]

the water attribute warped it the most and my wet cards can prove it

[@jaredevans152]

What about super poly

[@azzamalmarzouq9522]

There's nothing quick play about waiting through a whole hour for your opponent to use his entire deck on his first turn

[@bignerd7683]

3:00 im kinda mad i play sylvans and can still make decent boards of skull dread naturia beast borreload savage and sometimes a hope harbinger 1st turn. Not tryna be that dude but its still a fun casual combo deck

[@burythelight5104]

Painful Choice and Mirage of Nightmare were very powerfull too, you need to consider them.

[@carehs12]

Yeah but what about Zone Eater?

[@mimischerr1569]

Hey, Dzeeff, I was curious. What software do you use to record your audio?

[@quelqunx7470]

Is evenly even good right now? backrow strats have judgment at 3 so it's not going to resolve nearly as often. Then, is it worth siding a card that sometimes just trades 1 for 1 and your Battle phase in the matchups that you want the card?

[@ultimatepotatoj6440]

Soul charge was a common too

[@laplace1657]

Tell us why nobody plays van'dalgyon

[@NocriZle]

What about towers turbo before kaijus and links that thing earned a side card in every deck

[@pickyphysicsstudent201]

Blue-Eyes Chaos Max Dragon - obviously.

[@doc8140]

are you joking?

[@pickyphysicsstudent201]

@@doc8140 yes

[@kagebunshiinojutsu]

I think Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder warped the meta for Weather Painters too.

[@freakyfishguy1692]

That’s not how meta works

[@PleaseSayTheGORGEOUS]

I knew once I saw desires id see ash up here. I thought impermanence was gonna be number 1 tho.

[@teamichigo75]

How about Maxx c?

[@cameraredeye3115]

I'm surprised Super Poly hasn't made this list. And no, this isn't a meme; Super Poly is seriously that good of a card to run going 2nd. Especially with all the semi-generic Fusions we have available to us today (Starving Venom, Dragostaphelia, W.C. Guardragon Almarduk, etc.), it has just gotten better over time.

[@bennygroysman4205]

How is nekroz of trishula on this list but drident isnt

[@benjystrauss2524]

I have to disagree with your analysis on Ash Blossom: its not healthy for the game. Don't get me wrong: its good to have a counter for desires et cetera, however the crazy 1st turn boards really shouldn't be possible in the first place! I think of Ash Blossom as one of the spell staples of very early Yugioh: there shouldn't be a card that you have to play. Crazy boards with blanket negates need to be addressed by the ban list, not more overpowered cards or you get runaway power creep. Evenly matched is a card that also really shouldn't exist. The trend of being destruction-immune was a bad mistake, and really needs to be rectified in a way that does not increase the game's power level. From a game-design standpoint, both ash and evenly should not exist, and as they are just band-aids for the more serious underlying problem of other types of power creep. A rule of thumb should be that if a card resolving is an instant win, than the card shouldn't exist, and the decks that I make it a "nessesary evil" shouldn't either. Heavy storm was an older good example of this.

[@randomprotag9329]

what do you think obout effect veiler and ghost. they are good but do not counter anything cause they are not good at everything ghost does not negate and effect is opp main phase

[@randomprotag9329]

@@CDolph296 but now that decks search so much you need to have ways to stop searches

[@randomprotag9329]

@@CDolph296 ash is all up side both in being a hand trap with no conditions and hitting a lot. that kind of card acts an band aid to an issue. the issue itself needs to be solved. hand traps them selfs are exremely good as they are in the hand which makes it impossible to know if they have it unlike traps which need to be set so you know something that could be a trap is their but you don't know what exactly.

[@benjystrauss2524]

@@randomprotag9329 effect veiled is fine. Ghost ogre shouldn't really exist either, but isn't as badly designed as ash.

[@Zayelion]

Kaiju, gladiator beast chariot, dark armed dragon

[@doc8140]

yes, maybe, yes

[@plzcme434]

Called by the grave?

[@cutecombo8496]

Before watching or reading the comments, I predict (in no order): Pot of desires, firewall dragon, tour guide, double helix and soul charge.

[@cutecombo8496]

Man RIP. Firewall really deserved a spot though.

[@mfdmwells5104]

@@cutecombo8496 TBH, Firewall didn't really do that much on release. It took people a few months to learn to abuse it properly. Good shout on Double Helix though.

[@cutecombo8496]

@@mfdmwells5104 Yeah that's the one I'm most surprised at tbh. Took a tier 2 deck to tier 0 dominance pretty much on release...god I don't miss spyral format lol.

[@haogwasakura]

It's funny, so far, the 2 biggest things to play in Yugioh are: Combo decks or control decks, still, both practically do the same Combo decks just make a huge board that is oriented to don't let the opponent play, control decks set up things so the opponent won't be able to make plays. Most of these cards are made to either don't let the other play, have outs of not being able to play or being able to play after not being able to play. What a stupidity has become

[@Danko_Sukka]

Got Nibiru’d twice at locals

[@clashblast3834]

1 time for me

[@xolotltolox7626]

You could've played around it...

[@Danko_Sukka]

xolotltolox I play Orcust and my only out is Crystal wing

[@clashblast3834]

@@xolotltolox7626 i played prank kids yesterday. Ended on one hell of a board. 1 avermax, 1 borreload, and 1 prank kids doodle do. But, my deck has no real outs to Nibiru other then playing on my opponents turn. Even still, that's more the 5 summons. So please, stop making ignorant comments before understanding the situation

[@xolotltolox7626]

@@clashblast3834 well rip

[@consomepaiichi]

I remember when artifacts came out people were not activating mst without thinking twice

[@xolotltolox7626]

I love it,when people in YGOPRO see that I play Artifacts and still MST blindly

[@stephangg000]

Dzeeff in 2 Months when all nekroz cards become unlimited- "Please don't play pot of generosity against nekroz"

[@DGzCarbon]

Cydra fundamentally changed how the game was played. I think that's why bigger than cards that just defined a format.

[@zanoth13]

I think Pot of Desires is ONLY a competitive card. It's only useful in games where you only need a few turns to win and you have mostly multiples of 3 in your deck for more consistency. In more casual gameplay, this card is very on the fence as it's a self-mill card of 25%.

[@NickersonGeneral]

You know, comments like this are fascinating. It seems to stem from this idea a lot of casual players have where they assume casual gameplay has it's own meta that can be analyzed, comprehended, and even make a tier list for similar to that of competitive gameplay. I don't know why people think this since casual gameplay can range from players who're just starting out (and have decks that completely and utterly lack synergy) to players who play with competitive decks, but aren't quite good enough with them to enter major tournaments with them. To say PoD is bad in casual format is to assume that EVERY deck in casual play can't afford to lose 10 random cards, either because games last longer (what casual games are you playing that regularly go 25+ turns?), or because all of them have one-of cards that are integral to their strategy, which is: a. not unique to casual gameplay, many meta decks have this quality too b. not universal to all casual decks like I said c. progressively less true the less synergistic your deck is, so the more casual your deck is, the better PoD becomes lol

[@TheTrueSavior]

Ok I’ve been quiet long enough When are you gonna do meme review Pt. 2?

[@UrbanRangerEch0]

Upstart goblin, literally every deck ran that at 3 till it got hit to 1

[@LukesYuGiOhChannel]

Good video.

[@emi_the_gemini]

You forgot jar of greed

[@LesGrosPiedsDeDeejay]

Nibiru is the same than ash blossom right now it hurts way more casual decks

[@animejerk05]

Except that brief period ash came down to $40 because it was bad against zodiac didn’t hit 40 again till after the reprint

[@ShuraEssays]

@@animejerk05 was ash bad against zoo? It stops barrage but that doesn't take a normal summon, I wasn't playing during zoo, that was during my break the game. Also Nibiru is nothing like Ash because while it hurts casual decks it hurts all monster spam decks, which is most meta decks. It promotes back row. Ash prevents, Nibiru promotes. There's a difference.

[@moviegeek8981]

Ash Blossom also began the Short Print craze from Konami that we are still seeing today in EVERY set, it feels like. This is just my recollection, but the May sets began to be the sets that had the greatest value overall even 1 year after release. Maximum Crisis began this with Ash Blossom being an apparent short print, but still having high value/high competitive cards like Master Peace, Dragonic Diagram, Chakanine and the rest of the True Draco support. Then we had Flames of Destruction (Impermanence, Knightmares, etc)

[@Nocturne989]

Shadoll Fusion, Grass, Exciton Knight

[@micro2980]

Spyral double helix made an unplayable deck into a tier 0 format? ? ? ? ?

[@ShuraEssays]

But that was one deck, so many cards have made tier zero formats - pendulum sorcerer, firewall dragon, Stratos for Air Blade Turbo, but for most of those they were only tier zero for one format. Firewall didn't even make a tier zero format it was just the best card in multiple formats. These cards warped the way the game is played. Think about how we used to play around mirror force. We don't do that anymore. That's a warping of the meta. Or what about attacking with your weakest monsters first to play around Gorz? That's another example. If you can use the phrase "playing around" it's warping the meta.

[@juri101]

Everybody is angry about soul charge but you forget who was the original user in the anime Raphael from S4 of tue orginal series And soul charge in the anime makes you lose 500 LP And also he used Seal of Orichalcos *DON'T PLAY SEAL OF ORICHALCOS WITH SOUL CHARGE*

[@Buster_Blader322]

I asked this during a stream! 😄

[@delariousduck1036]

Pot of extravagance is better then pot of desires since desires is a neg 9 while extravagance I a neg 5

[@JinjaDragon_77]

To protect you from evenly matched- side/main Imperial Iron Wall. It stops banishing. No i am not memeing

[@allancruz1210]

Wasn’t ash blossom printed in 2016 instead of 2017?

[@Dzeeff]

Nope

[@eulefranz944]

I think ash and evenly are ridiculous

[@CasaiAgicap]

Dragon Rulers were ALSO a mistake, but we won't talk about that

[@jayorthund8156]

Your right

[@princequincy5421]

I don't even play Yugioh and I can see why Soul Charge is grossly broken.

[@thewarrior4724]

Leave Magic player

[@princequincy5421]

@@thewarrior4724 I, don't play Magic? And even if I did, nothing wrong with that game

[@markrandell9602]

comment your favourite Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Mines Harpie lady

[@AJIHIBACHI]

I thought Pot of Greed was going go be on this list lol

[@callmeAyble]

Peace Keeper no one knows what it does

[@nhatlongvu8896]

#dzeeff next video: 5 Yugioh Sets that changed the game!!!

[@matthewwalker491]

Vanitys Maxx C Gozen Match/Rivalry

[@thunderoflight]

Evenly Matched trap card into a spirit decks... hmm

[@DrSabineVT]

Yo...but what about Draccosac and Number 11 Big Eye? Everyone flipped their shits over these.

[@Dzeeff]

Number 11 Big Eye actually came out quite a while before it was a huge deal. It was pretty cheap for months

[@Johnist1983]

Elemental Hero Stratos

[@jameszetterman4487]

TIL Doug has a thing for Ash Blossom's feet. My dude activated Dan Schneider mode.

[@WhoStoleMyNachos]

Haven’t watched video yet, nibiru and dark ruler no more should both be on this list. Got first place at locals because of those.

[@ShuraEssays]

They can't warp the meta if they just came out, yes they certainly will make a huge impact but they haven't been proven to warp the meta yet.

[@CasaiAgicap]

You forgot *insert overused joke here* though

[@rafael16759]

22 cards for 2 cards sems good

[@FenrisRM]

fucking Grass anyone ?? dont think there was another card that got people to play something else but 40 card decks.

[@beastieaustin8790]

I guess maxx c wasn’t a thing...

[@BrodinYT]

Scrap Iron Scarecrow.

[@nikola4107]

Ash blossom is perfect example of what irritates me when Konami design hand traps..... Almost all of them are fucking children cards.

[@StardustNobody]

SPYRAL Double Helix and Electrumite are another 2 cards that definitely also fit this category

[@benjaminstaniforth1277]

StardustNobody electrumite in a void isn’t broken. It could come back to 2 right now imo

[@ShuraEssays]

@@benjaminstaniforth1277 that's debatable. I would agree, but reluctantly.

[@kapmasta]

did handtraps ruin yugioh?

[@ShuraEssays]

No it's very arguable that they saved it

[@hip2besquare632]

Zoodiac

[@AndreLuiz-rr6yu]

NIBIRU>>>>THE ROCK

[@thewarrior4724]

Some casual? Many competitive players said it wasn't good either.

[@goncaloferreira6429]

singleton yugioh could at least mitigate some of konami´s many mistakes

[@thelonelysalad5087]

First!