"It's not that OP!" - Sykkuno gets a real taste of the most OP deck in Yugioh |

"It's not that OP!" - Sykkuno gets a real taste of the most OP deck in Yugioh |
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[@sriracha3458]

This isn't even the worst part. Real taste would be to see his reaction winning the coin toss, getting to go first, and then havnis.

[@ryuu9370]

Havnis gives me nightmares

[@bellybell-14]

With no Ash in hand lool

[@breaklpoint1008]

Yeah Tear didn't play in his turn I was waiting for sumtin from the enemy

[@Nalgitas]

Shit literally had me in shambles any time I normal summoned 🥴

[@truekingofallgeneraiders]

So prepare to Tear Kashtira lmao

[@ryuu9370]

This is only like 25% of tearlaments power, also he did very well to negate kitkallos that’s definitely the best card to negate in tearlaments

[@bellybell-14]

Yeah I was thinking veiler! Do NOT ghost ogre kitkallos lol

[@ryuu9370]

@@bellybell-14 yeah, don’t wanna activate the grave effect of kitkallos

[@vincam2628]

Dude clicked on ogre I almost died

[@alfiexnakama4678]

Can't wait for Kashtira unicorn so i can target locked Kitkal 😌

[@FrostReave]

I mean playing what you like doesn’t make you a bad duelist. You can be a unskilled player with a first rate deck and you could be a first rate duelist with a 3rd rate deck.

[@Alik_Odess]

4:47 "We both lose 5 cards, it's not that bad" - Sykkuno not knowing what's being cooked.

[@OCCHIO3]

He think playing punk Is cooking 😂

[@jonathanellwood2093]

Pictures captured moments before disaster (colorized)

[@konamisuisse5605]

"That doesn't sound so bad, we both lose cards!" Oh my sweet summer child..

[@DigiTism]

You, “This doesn’t sound that bad. We both lose cards.” Me, who knows, “😭😭😭… it’s that bad.”

[@FSKyurem]

It gets even worse once Exchange of the Spirit hits the GY since it enables the bonus effects of Kelbek and Agido

[@kingofgrim4761]

@@FSKyurem if you run exchange you should lose tbh

[@TimothyGod]

​@@kingofgrim4761 KZbin deleted my comment, halfway through writing it. Lukevonkarma had a replay where exchange had a funny interaction. Blah blah blah, it's based, fuck youtube

[@randomdigress]

The problem is not "not losing harder", the problem is that Tear can do that with ridiculous consistency, why make a deck that overkills your oponent at 50% of the time, when u can kill them exactly 100% of the time

[@nbassasin8092]

Yeah tears were never explosive just hyper consistent and hyper resillient to anything Spright is similair, generally a good new philosophy from Konami but the execution of it was too strong

[@kingofgrim4761]

The easiest way to win against them is maxx c challenge

[@SheldonDarianRoach]

Exactly. A deck that has a guaranteed good opening hand is powerful

[@nbassasin8092]

@@SheldonDarianRoach i mean there is a lot of decks that have that, the problem with tears is they have almost guaranteed opening with half of their hand

[@alifnajmi2595]

@@nbassasin8092 u only need a few cards in hand to start a combo, and even then some of the cards could even work on the opponent's turn. Unless your deck is unoptimized or you draw absolute bricks while not getting any mills, until then the favor is still in your hand.

[@shadowspector3611]

It’s weird seeing Sykkuno make somewhat optimal moves.

[@julianreyes1063]

i wonder how much into the game he actually is, he seems to enjoy it and actually try to think moves out

[@franckize]

He’s actually a big nerd of ygo

[@Saylar57]

Tbh he actually did poorly, for example, summoning deer note when he should have summoned ze amin for follow up or, summon the one that searches trap to have more interruptions while not playing through maxx c, but it's still nice to see him improve nonetheless, especially compared to when he started.

[@zhenchen7769]

Dude he misplayed like crazy, shouldn't have boosted attack, should've ogred the time thief

[@zoey8977]

@@franckize Ur clearly someone who doesnt play yugioh if u think hes a ygo nerd, however kinda funny to see how someone who doesnt know anything about the game thinks Sykkuno is a ygo master lol

[@chrisb.2028]

Not even the broken tearlaments can broke Sykkuno's optimism.

[@DarkAuraLord]

"How am I supposed to counter that?" That's the fun part! YOU DON'T! 8D Instead, you make the deck yourself and resolve multiple chain link 10's in the mirror during your opponent's opening turn!

[@akedus44]

Or you can just build a GY hate turbo deck (any Deck that turbos Dweller/ Herald of Arc Light/ Dark Law) only to lose anyway because you went second.

[@809Bman]

Crow literally counters that there are ways to counter it

[@Theowannamaker]

@@akedus44 bruh shadow mirror trap card turns the entire deck off unless they running the alright package

[@akedus44]

@@Theowannamaker Which still doesn't work if you're going second because they already set up their board.

[@Gilgamesh-em6ru]

he could have won but he didn't orge the time thief effect in the battle phase.

[@TimothyGod]

No no no no no no no, it's not immune to other cards sykkuno, it's unaffected by your opponents ACTIVATED effects. Very significant difference. Mills 5 cards, sykkuno "we both *lost* cards" oh sykkuno, guess no one told you milling is reallllllly good

[@kyleyuen245]

I'm really proud of sykunno developing his yugioh skill from jank hero to punk. Really cool seeing him improve in the way i hope all returning players can

[@newbplaygames]

note that HERO is always on the ladder but PUNK is not

[@Mynameislol-om7jg]

I as a returning player got kicked in the ass for a while in ranked with my old ancient gear deck which eventually evolved into an earth machine deck which im more comfortable with :) (i still get kicked in the ass tho but less)

[@dededemanreal]

@@newbplaygamesPunk is a consistent synchro engine HERO is just silly nostalgia and when gold pride hits youll see more punk

[@dededemanreal]

@@newbplaygamesPunk is a consistent synchro engine HERO is just silly nostalgia and when gold pride hits youll see more punk

[@newbplaygames]

@@dededemanreal I don't think I'll see gold pride in my region I play OCG

[@SkyFireYZ]

Old archetype cards: One good effect wiith 1 drawback Current archetype cards: Two good effects with 1 or 0 drawbacks Tearlaments: Three good effects with 0 drawback

[@Darshe0]

All Tearlaments cards have 2 effects except for field spell and Kitkallos

[@someguyyoukno]

@@Darshe0 Kitkallos does have 2 effects though brother. That's why she busted asf

[@Darshe0]

@@someguyyoukno She has 3 actually

[@inakimendiberri2226]

Kitkallos has exactly 3 effects: - Search on summon - Special summon a tear from hand or gy, then send one of your monsters to the gy - Mill 5 when sent to the gy by an effect.

[@konamisuisse5605]

Even their backrow has busted effects (perma-negate, mill on any normal, pop/negate and mill) plus makes you mill cards AND has floating search effects if removed.

[@TheJeSTeR7530]

Tearlaments is probably the most broken deck in Yu-Gi-Oh!'s history, but also one of its most difficult to play decks. Sure you can not be that goodand still do pretty well with it, but the difference between a Tearlament player that has mastered deck versus one that just picked it up is astronomical.

[@xenonim]

Is hard to master and I cannot believe a lot casual player want to try it due to the hype by yugioh community. Hope for those that new to yugioh, tearlament is not a deck your should try with as starter compare to salamangreat which is way easy to play and friendly deck for yugioh beginner

[@LuigisLegend]

Its not hard to play. agains non tear decks you just press buttoms and win

[@LuigisLegend]

​@@xenonim Salad is way harder than tear. I can play tear because that deck is autopilot but salad need you to know how to play that deck

[@mikimiki9109]

​@@LuigisLegend just try it

[@kauanjos3199]

​@@LuigisLegend salad is easy af, turn 1 you want bagsooka and maybe roar if your hand is a god hand, turn 2 just get to update jammer+access code. That shit is easy af. Only the bagsooka combo is somewhat complicated because you need 2 level 4 but if you're not a first time player using the deck you can get it trough multiple hands. If you can't get to bagsooka just pass with roar

[@nestormendez2906]

“There’s no way they something to counter this??” As the opponent has 8 cards in hand lmao

[@themasterblaze7563]

Tearalament Ishizu is one of, if not, the best deck in all of Yugioh's quarter century history. Sykkuno definitely took facing it in stride.

[@sanstheskeleton679]

Full Power Spyrals is still far more broken with their infinite plusses thanks to Master Plan, Double Helix, and Pre-Errata Firewall Dragon

[@MasterQuestMaster]

That’s why people said to not boost. If you didn’t boost, crashing Kit would have only dealt 1200 damage, meaning you’re equal, so Punisher is still unaffected. If they crash Elf you can target Kaleido afterwards. So wouldn’t have been able to out your Punisher that way.

[@nathaniel011]

You can't let Kaleido hit the field or sulliek and cryme are live next turn with punisher loosing protection. Kit walks in Redoer makes Kaleido Elf walks in come DP you're cooked. Ogre had to stop Redoer Elf effect MP2 for Merly prob save Joruri as next turn elf will activate anyways Merly makes sulliek and cryme live but at least punisher would be on field still and unaffected

[@arminarlert1953]

I was looking for his reaction to tears! ❤😂

[@Maadooon]

tearlaments is the most broken deck if played correctly, as it is also a very complicated deck and also, even if you don't play against maxx c it doesn't matter, it can full play on your turn. negate, bounce, graveyard play

[@enruzky]

Tearlaments is complicated. Sure. But the most complicated deck ever is still D/D.

[@asuraXTC]

@@enruzky thought vaylants are

[@constabrielbell4523]

@@enruzkytear isn’t that complicated. Its just the ishizu shit, making it OP

[@Honest_Mids_Masher]

@@enruzky Nah that's Vaylantz they make D/D/D look like elementary school homework

[@Xenonfuji]

@@enruzky D/D isn't that complicated. Vaylantz is way more complicated

[@CanadianLannister]

I remember when dragon rulers was at full power and it felt like you could no longer t-set pass. Then Pepe came along and it felt like you had to draw an interruption or power card to have a chance at winning. Then Spyral and it felt like you had to draw a hand trap. Tear though was the first deck I felt like I had to draw 2-3 interruption and 2 engine to even have a chance (so the god hand in every prior era of Yugioh). I actually think Konami is going to trend in this direction releasing broken archetype monsters like Kit with super strong background engines and then just put the busted card on the banlist for 5 years until they somehow power creep it. It’s not a sustainable model but they could probably print another 8-9 years of cards this way just permabanning the demons (Kit) that they created. Mill 8. They made a 1-card engine mill 8 in Yugioh. God I’ve been playing this game way to long. I remember when people said BLS was never coming off the list.

[@yamiryujin4982]

the power of tearlement deck really dependent on the player skill and luck

[@TheSvmurai]

He had quite a few outs while going first, so I see why he wasn't too worried.

[@sacredones]

he didnt yet to see the tearlemant field spell... now that op

[@daisojo67]

To be honest. IDK why he reminds me of Joey, his voice, inexperience, or how chill he took the duel. I think I'll check his content.

[@fallenarcangel165]

If he got the field spell after he got negate he could have shuffle some tear names pop his kit and continue play there and basically made dragos and also I think he did a oopsie cause his merlii got called by and he didn't check ,which is something that's important in playing tear you wanna know what's in your zones especially gv

[@Gilgamesh-em6ru]

he didn't missclick. he normalled it to do 2 things. see if the opponent was dumb enough to negate it even though it was called by and to make elf to prevent the time thief from getting targeted but that didn't play around orge on time thief.

[@DarknessDpa]

All in all even if he didn't exactly know what he was doing, he did things that I at least thought was good to hit for some cards. I would be curios on what would happen if he didn't boost up because Kit crashing wouldn't be enough to make the opponent have lower LP and if he used elf to crash than the target protection would be gone.

[@oxtail1956]

"Spright have trouble with this guy", gigantic spright: am I a joke to you?

[@Hollow-Eyes]

When I saw keldo my brain just went: "Oh boy. Tearlaments. Welp. This is gonna go badly."

[@veritassyfer1185]

"We both lose cards" bruh....that's the point of the deck. Cards they lose they can easily recycle or fuse. Unless your deck does the same you will lose quickly.

[@zakifahmidwiputra8773]

"That doesnt sound that bad", last word before disaster

[@jadenkootenay8549]

"It doesn't sound that bad, we both lose cards" he's about to find out it is that bad

[@eNRiskmc]

I think it is very difficult to really see the full extend of the insanity that is Ishizu Tearlaments on MD. Not only is it in a nerfed state, but also the pilots tend to be much worse. And because it is less opressive in MD, counters like Bystial tend to work much better. The TCG had the best variant of the deck by far and it was broken as hell. Having to play Bystials in the main as well made the matchup a lot more skilled because the Bystials were such an essential part of the game at that point. The nuance it added to several different gamestates was insane. Holding Fieldspell in hand to bait out a Magnamut for example was one of these plays. Using Magnamut on the first name in grave was correct if there was no fieldspell active. If there was however, the second name could be used to fuse, pop the Magna and reborn in with Dharc allowing you to make Beatrice with Bystial + Garura and match the Bystial search in the endphase with the opponent. I really wish I could take my Ishizu Tear deck out for a spin against Sykkuno irl to show him just exactly why this deck was hit as hard as it was.

[@bevisleong975]

The fact tht I had to add a continuous spell to all my decks that banishes all monsters send to the gv just to counter tearlaments😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

[@abcrx32j]

To be fair, Maxx "C" did a lot of heavy lifting. Depending on the opponent's hand, two monster negates and Called by could be enough. Specially with PEP on board

[@reisen9584]

Yea. Though if that max c is havnis, then the result is prob the same.

[@newbplaygames]

tearlament doesn't even need maxx c to win

[@abcrx32j]

@@newbplaygamesNo good deck needs Maxx "C" to win. Tearlaments aren't unstoppable but having a big card advantage and going against a suboptimal board makes it a lot easier to win. You can see in the video how the amount of responses against Tear would have been decent to at least survive if Tear had only 6 cards and that's against a bad board

[@newbplaygames]

@@abcrx32j you should check TCG when tear is still T0 if tearlaments is not broken idk what is and if you don't know already TCG do not have maxx c. And no I didn't say tearlaments is unstoppable, "having big card advantage and going against sub optimal board is gonna win you the game a lot easier" well no shit that is every fucking deck. And you also forgot that ishizu tearlaments have access to quick effect mill to play on your turn worse case winda on your turn.

[@jimtsap04]

​​@@newbplaygames funny that the craziest deck in the format is abusing maxx c to gatekeep any other deck from having any hope of going against them while being pretty resistant to maxx c themselves, it definitely keeps the meta in check 🤡

[@davidlawore8130]

Sykuno didn’t get the memo about the ishizu deck 😂

[@pietroaccorsi2688]

"all of them can fuse from the graveyard? how am i supposed to counter that?" That's the neat part, you can't.

[@Reicord]

I cant believe he didn't know about tearlaments...

[@ODDiSEE_]

My man really didn't realize how hard this lost was.

[@NicholasMakaveli]

"We both lose cards, that doesnt sound that bad" It was at this moment he knew....he fucked up

[@asmoday5774]

Sykkuno literally like this : Playing Comp, gets shredded, takes the chill pill about the loss.. goes ot his friends and tortures them

[@fallencloser5028]

"This isn't that op" 😂😂😂

[@bbjj3805]

It's wild, as it stands right now your grave is basically your hand size since everything has a grave effect and every ishizu is like a mini grass is greener?

[@TimothyGod]

GY has been a second hand for ages

[@kurisu2003]

The problem is he didn't lower his LP enough. Plus he should've listen to chat. Him increasing his LP just made it easier for his opponent to just crash on monster instead of doing two. If he just went into the fusion and then went into punisher then he would've been fine with his LP being really low and his opponent not just how to deal with it. With him not increasing his attack would've made it easier to just defeat his opponent next turn because they wouldn't have any out. Also his opponent had no clue what they was doing.

[@amirmohammadabdollahi6973]

at least he didn't got winda'ed on his turn 1

[@kingofgrim4761]

That pisses me off because there really is almost no outs to that. Play through multiple negates, and can’t use any sort of extra deck plays because you can’t special summon twice. No level 4 will be able to beat it on its own it’s just dumb

[@waiyon1951]

I keep forgetting psychic end punisher is only immune when your lp is lower.

[@guroanderson108]

Man defeated himself with these Punk lines Jesus

[@zeo4481]

This wasn't even close, your opponent wasn't trying to stile on you my man

[@razergarcia6323]

Welcome to Tear 0 where your opponent plays more than you on your 1st turn

[@nattapakniranittikul]

Opponent : I activated mons... Me : Chain havnis Op : ok Me after mill 2 super poly and 1 instant fusion of havnis : Guess I'll die

[@akedus44]

@nattapakniranittikul8530 this exact scenario is why TCG players thought that Sprights would be a better deck than Tear before release.

[@FSKyurem]

@@nattapakniranittikul I’ve had it happen and no, it’s not fun

[@soulevans7588]

“There’s 3 of them that fuse in the graveyard? How am I supposed to counter that, I only have one called by” Haha. Here’s the neat part. You don’t.

[@TimothyGod]

Next set, konami releases ultra called by the grave. Target as many cards in gy as you have in hand, banish and negate for 3 turns

[@xlr8jaeger]

Damn I played simplyhiding the other day!

[@cainupsilonch]

oh no... he didnt know...

[@Synpai]

The tear cards are not the problem . It’s the ishizu cards that make it almost impossible to deal with

[@jaybeecaranza9471]

u mean the shuffler, hahahahahahaha

[@kauanjos3199]

Yep, if the ishizu cards didn't exist the deck would mostly be tier 1, look at TCG before the ishizu cards released, the deck was tier 1 sure but it wasn't a overblown tier 0

[@xSerenaYGO]

​@@kauanjos3199 even before the ishizu cards, the deck wasnt tier 1 mainly because there was no good way to play it yet

[@kauanjos3199]

@@xSerenaYGO yeah but that's probably because we didn't had rukkalos and scream

[@xSerenaYGO]

@@kauanjos3199 even when we did it still wasn't that great because there was no clear good version (that wasn't ishizu). spright was still the best deck and was tier 1.

[@larrychang671]

How can this be the first time seeing this deck ? It's being played by almost everyone, like I see this deck every 2 matches

[@dannycook4393]

It literally just came out on MD

[@dango2917]

​@@dannycook4393 the season sated at least 2 weeks ago not seeing this deck yet just means you don't play the game really.

[@cawrhy]

The thing is, if he hadn’t misclicked and was able to negate the Redoer… he might’ve had a chance. Haha

[@winslyargentum508]

The only monster tear lose to is "tower" Type who unaffected like psychic end. BUT, pray they didnt put underworld goddess in their extra

[@FSKyurem]

Reason why I have Underworld in my Tear deck

[@kingofgrim4761]

Me who plays underworld and 60 card grass chaos tear deck

[@David-ro9cb]

Am I the only one who thought that the Tearlaments player can just go into Dugares the Timeless the entire time?

[@taylorbenson6284]

Sykkuno: imma do this Chat: dont do it Sykkuno: imma do it Chat: R.I.P.

[@Kiranatics]

Well Tearlaments at MD faced is super nerf like every essential cards is either semi or limited So what we are seeing is just 40-50% of its power but still you can still power thru damn

[@adamushu]

No, tear is stronger than its been in the tcg, because of access to curious, grass, chaotic dragon, FT snow, and maxx c. Plus the ishizu cards all still at 2.

[@Kiranatics]

@@adamushu lolz that's not the normal play of Tear Yes grass curious etc is at MD but limiting all the cards as well as ishizu is a big nerf to Tears bro That is just tech card that you mention that goes well with tears but if you look at the tournament deck most is 40decks Only curious is ok but the rest is just tech cards

[@Kiranatics]

@@adamushu again Tears in MD is nerf that's all

[@Xenonfuji]

@@adamushu snow build is dogshit

[@TimothyGod]

​@@Kiranatics what did they have in TCG that they don't have here? They have chaos ruler, grass,

[@muhammaddafitrio3648]

can someone explain why it cant cancel that effect?

[@ebarsh1]

The Kaleido-Heart was linked with Spright Elf. Spright Elf effect: Your opponent cannot target monsters this card points to with card effects. The trap card effect is targeting negate and bcs of that, he cant choose Kaleido-Heart to be negated 🤓

[@lastmexicano]

Tear forcing everyone to run macro, d shifter, shadow imprisoning mirror

[@1001011011010]

9 cards opening hand is pretty formidable, Tear or not

[@arigaki3176]

Sykkuno hasn't even seen the full power of tearlements there's so much more that the guy can do its a very heavily skilled deck you can't just click the activation buttons for example rhinoheart should have been played instead of him playing that merli and he could have shuffled more cards from his deck sense he knows that sykkuno isn't useing tearlemnts 14:45 somewhere around thier he said we're 2-1 its very easy to mess up tearlements with the fusion summoning that's why you need to take a look at everything you have before useing the effect

[@FSKyurem]

I would disagree with the Merrli play, Normal summoning Merrli was to bait the last remaining negate he had and keeping Reinoheart in hand secures that the Tear player summoned Kaleido-Heart without issue to one of Elf’s arrows. Without Merrli, Elf would have never hit the field and Sykkuno would have negated Kaleido-Heart once it hit the field. Also remember that Punisher was immune to everything when Merrli was summoned, so summoning Kaleido-Heart in the Main Phase would achieved nothing. Overall, the Tear player made the correct plays

[@strawberrymilkshake4576]

Eyyyy Punk deck, my favorite!

[@karateka_95]

I swear, nearly every player I've gone up against has that same, smug-looking lady as their icon. And every time they have that icon I get dunked on 😂

[@shadow_hive]

Why does this guy talk like he's the protagonist of a shonen anime

[@TheKeksletsplay]

So cute, he doesn't know...HE DOESN'T KNOW!

[@Dekross]

Wait how did Sykkuno not know about Ishizus or Tearlaments everyone is talking about them

[@TimothyGod]

He's not abyugioh nerd like the rest of us i guess?

[@28kingofkings]

Wait till Kastira is released in Master Duel.

[@Kcmsageofsixpaths]

Why is my guy talking like main character in an amime lmfao 🤣🤣

[@kappamaster7179]

wow he legit would have ended their turn with some subpar monsters on board and follow up in hand if he played correctly

[@ME-iv6ci]

"We both lose cards"

[@cyborg5556]

Bro this tear player was misplaying left and right, if Sykkuno used ghost ogre on redoer, his Punisher would‘ve survived. It’s cool to see Sykunos optimism while playing against the deck

[@contentkarma]

Whats crazy is without that misclick Ogre would have went kinda crazy. And tbh I think he wins because of Psychic End Punisher

[@FSKyurem]

Most people by this point know how to out Punisher. Even before the Tear player attacked with Kit, I already knew what their gameplan was and what the end result would be. There was no shot Punisher was going to survive

[@TheCardTrooper]

If that happened, Punisher still doesn't have its protection online. So they bring back Merrli with Elf (the PUNK Trap doesn't stop this since Elf can do it again in Sykkuno's main phase), set Sulliek. Sulliek can permanently negate Punisher by sending Merrli. Sykkuno can't make any further plays with the Sharakusai he drew, and we know the Tear player has Reinoheart. So he uses that next turn to make Kaleidoheart and it's over.

[@TimothyGod]

How would ogre have gone crazy? Tears would still go to gy for fusion

[@jamo1774]

U did indeed just get a small taste of tears. However there's a very big difference between a good tear player and a bad one. So on ladder it will vary as to how broken it will look. It's a very complex deck and alot of ppl play poorly with it. U may want to adjust your deck to deal with this match up. Tear will be very common for a while. And there's soo much else they can do that u haven't seen yet.. it is indeed as broken as everyone is saying. 😅

[@omegakiller2529]

shaddoll winda is almost a win comdition

[@Dexrazor]

Classic loss to maxx c, a very fair card (sarcasm)

[@inakimendiberri2226]

It's nice to see him have such a positive mind set. Even though Skykuno's field didn't look like much, it would have been very threatening to an average tear hand without maxx C. He also played it really well for someone who wasn't already familiar with what the cards do. He'll probably soon learn that tear isn't powerful for doing one really crazy thing, but for doing 20 good things every turn endlessly.

[@alexygo4243]

If they had agido and keldo in their opening hand then nothing would have changed anyway even if Maxx C did not resolve. Their initial 5-card mill was already insane.

[@henryrapana7976]

He needs choas ruler

[@garlyle-3566]

Didn't see half the op deck -> "Doesn't look that op to me"

[@thomasbaez3723]

You poor soul

[@ProfessorHoppers]

Homie simply was going ez for sure. he could've surely went hard in the boof.

[@novah5575]

Mudora the Sword Oracle, Keldo the Sacred Vanguard the two Need to banish fast.

[@mackd1086]

People that don't know tearlaments : 🤔it's cool both of us lose cards🤙🏾 Tearlaments player : 😎 allow me to reintroduce myself🕺🏾

[@calvinbarboza]

His opponent was pretty bad but Sykkuno still has a very poor understanding of card games. Thinking getting milled for 5 is “losing” 5 cards is incorrect considering how the PUNKs benefits from having cards in grave. Tearlaments don’t have effects that win by a mile, the just inch their way towards victory so consistently while piling up so many resources they are unbeatable, something newer or less aware players can’t grasp because they evaluate cards by effect not opportunity cost.

[@edmundoandrade5113]

floodgate turbo is looking pretty good this season 🤤

[@caeluse]

time thief works much better in a raid raptor deck but i guess it gives tearlaments sum utility

[@TimothyGod]

Redoer is always good if you can make a 4

[@kingjaeher]

Gotta get Sykkuno on Spright 😂

[@WhatDaHeckIsThat]

HAAAANK GHOST OGRE THE TIME THIEF HE DETATCHES FOR EFFECT HAAAANK

[@TimothyGod]

Would that have really changed anything? Fusion woulda happened anyway

[@WhatDaHeckIsThat]

​@@TimothyGod Not necessarily. Tear fusions trigger specifically when they're sent to the graveyard by a card effect. Time Thief specifically detaches material from itself at point of resolution, i.e. it detatches as an effect. If you Ghost Ogre, the sequence is: -Time Thief activates -Ghost Ogre activates -Chain resolves -Ghost Ogre pops Time Thief -Its materials are sent to the grave by game mechanic (If an xyz is no longer on field, its materials are sent to grave) -Time Thief resolves, but since it got popped, it has no materials to detach upon resolution, so the effect fizzles Since the Tear was sent to the grave by game mechanic, not card effect, they don't trigger.

[@IIOver9000]

Fair and balanced deck with no Bystials is great, thanks Konami

[@gonsavior3015]

i'm playing PEP on tear. dont ask why. as long my mills are good i can make it instead of barrone and rulkallos onboard.

[@michaeldavid1566]

how do you even make pep? herald / diviner + kaleidoheart?

[@gonsavior3015]

@@michaeldavid1566 destrudo. it depends on your mill, 2 lvl 4 on field target it you get PEP instead dweller or barrone. sometimes i managed to make dweller and PEP on the same turn.

[@senny-]

I love his voice.

[@whenisdinner2137]

To be honest you kind of played that as perfectly as you possibly could have

[@philiphaun666]

I agree its not that OP, best thing about it in master duel is if you got enough to stall and not win you can time limit win againt them easily. I have a pretty good track record against the deck with earth machine and have got so many time limit wins it funny as hell.

[@fabrizioorpianesi6670]

My brother in christ the deck is literally tier zero, it’s the definition of being op

[@FSKyurem]

The people who lose to timer with Tears are the people who don’t know what they’re doing. I manage to complete a full Tear board within 100 seconds. It comes down to if you know your lines or not

[@ShiroyashaTTK]

Thing was tear ishizu came out nerfed because when the deck was full power on paper format, it was super broken and had like 95% tournament play in the YCS, it was just consistent decking out and reshuffling to fusion, all in 1 or 2 turns. Literally was the most boring shit I ever watched during that year of YCS since it was all the same deecks, I had more fun watching flunder and sprights

[@AQG]

No havnis, no dweller, no shufflers, no rulkalos and no winda. That was a very small taste ngl😂

[@purvy7240]

If he ghost ogred the kaleido heart it wouldn’t be targeting so it would’ve banished it and he could’ve had game Edit: I thought ghost ogre banished, my bad

[@joshuangerng2119]

Wait till he got grass and milled to death without having a single turn :)

[@Dori_Dorifto]

I dont find tear to be hard to master or to get started If remembering if you used 4 cards on one turn and milling shufflers and Millers is skillfull then zamn i must be Einstein for playing raidraptor

[@halowaffle25]

"Doesn't seem crazy broken" Say that again after playing 20 more losing games against them, that's the Tear experience.

[@prosketch95]

The monologue is so cringe, but im here for it

[@yugijak]

He's doing a lot of plays but nothing that beats Psychic End Punisher Are you sure about that?