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After 2 years of progressing and playing with only sealed products, I felt like something was missing from the truest Yu-Gi-Oh! experience. Once again we start from scratch but this time throw trading into the mix to hit all aspects of our Trading Card Game and relive that childhood nostalgia.
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[@RevzCards]

Just wish it was possible to record games at a YCS.. hard to make a tournament report seem climactic but HEY WHAT A JOURNEY I LOVE THIS DECK Next up… we synchro summoning

[@itsshalo]

Did the man just say...synchro 👀

[@azcatec.]

Nauuu😢 it’s already over?! It was soo goood! Ah well. In to better things, I guess!

[@itsshalo]

​@@azcatec. ey ey you know what they say, the more videos the more experience,im sure if revz does another series it will be just as great ((but to be honest this series is the reason i started playing fusion decks with predaplants and theory crafting so i will miss albaz and the lovely jester ❤️

[@spider-hero5567]

Are you going swordsoul or do you mean the new branded cards

[@loganlaurino7202]

Hey revz here is an idea for next yugioh from scratch series, you buy only singles while still having your 30 pound budget for each episode. I think it would be cool to see some spicy budget decks instead of some meta deck variant

[@DarthNash6]

My absolute FAVORITE part of the entire series was you just drooling over the level 5 Predaplant Fusion. “This card does LITERALLY everything” and then you deciding to move on from the massive Preda-package

[@DarthNash6]

I want to clarify that I think it’s amazing you did everything you could with the Preda-package, but also didn’t feel constrained by it. You were willing to move on and I really respect that

[@UncleRuckus-NoRelation-]

Funnily enough, Nymnhim(I think that’s how you spell it), the first KZbinr to do sealed only did the same thing with his Endymion package

[@goldsyerex4529]

I hated him for playing Predaplant, and I thought it was stupid to play more than the frogs But Ambulance… …grew on me It really carried him all throughout the series, from the beginning of the Predaplant engine all the way to YCS London. Ambulance, Although I will never play you, I will always remember you

[@jemtaylor3738]

The best part of the series was when he said "Its keeping time" and dragon magiced all over the place

[@PiBZ314]

My favorite part of the series is the fact that it feels like an actual progression/adventure throughout Yu-Gi-Oh

[@Dharcnesss]

Dude my favorite moment is how you made Keeper of dragon magic such a cool core for your deck, it makes it really unique and the crazy lines you have come up with. No one is really running it but you have made it such a cool staple in your deck, giving you quite the uniqueness to the branded deck.

[@d.b5419]

My favorite part of the series is every time a fan comes up or helps Rev in any way. Such a wholesome community, getting together to help this series grow and grow into what it is now! Truly makes me happy to be a part of this community! :)

[@bullit01live]

As someone who can’t do this, my favorite part is that this series exists to let me live through it! This is a deck I would run if I could so it make it’s even better.

[@setantasque]

Mannadium Prime-Heart has a special defensive ability that stops your opponent from targeting it with card effects. No monsters facing Mannadium Prime-Heart will be safe due to its multiple energy blades! Find this powerful card in Cyberstorm Access, releasing on 4th of May!

[@xiedwards3947]

Really love to see this series come back with all the new interesting decks like innfernobles

[@stikmalegecko6635]

MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE thing about the seties has to be the inspiration and then wildness of starting my own journey with a albaz strike too. Thanks Revz & Greetings grom 🍁Land!

[@tallyho836]

So bittersweet to see this series end- was always something I'd instantly watch as soon as it came up on my feed. I loved seeing you trade for the cards you need with friends- it's not something you often experience in the day and age of online singles selling.

[@slaughter_bbx]

sad, that this series ends was allways the best at the month :( But i love the playmat and my favourite memory was the Zeus pull and your Laughter. Big Love and hope on new future Projects

[@heyitskai97]

Learning branded with you as this series went on was everything! Congrats!

[@SoleMotion]

I don't even know what to say, this has been one of the best Yugioh series ever made. The journey has been incredible and I'm so proud that you made it to at least day 2 of YCS. The level of creativity from you and your willingness to go against the grain of the meta builds for your deck(s) have made you one of my favorite Yugioh content creators. Cheers bro and here's to you topping in Season 2 in the future!

[@TheHarris619]

Just love to see Revz do his thing, literally this man could duel a bowl of cereal and I would watch the whole video.

[@DK_Saber]

Favorite moment was OBVIOUSLY when the boy Keeper of Dragon Magic became an essential part of the final deck! The best searcher all the way! The way it can start off with branded or extend/make protective plays with other searches is amazing! I never thought it would be a competitive option.

[@dunbanana]

My favorite part is the trading irl. Reminds me so much of the good ol days where I get scammed by trading with fake cards. Good times good times.

[@dankheldens]

My favorite part of this series are those parts where you rewatch all the replays and tell what you do wrong or what could be better, because that was for me the prove of how you were taking care of the deck and looking to improve it, and improve as a player and deck builder.

[@TheGunsofblackroses]

My favourite part of series has been watching you lab and learning how to build around the meta with you. I started playing not to long ago and this series has kept me playing and having fun through various formats

[@foramagi8677]

My favorite part pf the series has to go to both seeing you play through full matches in person, with the hype around each match as well as the amount of excitement you have when going into matches with your deck newly adjusted. Being somone whos always KNOWN of Yugioh, gotten like 2 structure decks in the past, but only really got into the game with Master Duel and only recenetly starting to build his deck in real life, I get such a kick seeing full match long grinds before a resounding victory or hard fought defeat. Its like "Wow someone really experienced one of those matches in real life" even knowing the game existed long before just master duel. Looking forward to Season 2 Rev!

[@PredicateCapeThe21St]

My favorite moment from the series is probably all the theorycrafting behind the deck, I picked up branded despia to play at locals and your videos helped a lot to understand the deck more and discover new lines.

[@DJKisikil]

Congratulations on finishing another series! It feels like Yu-Gi-Oh! From Scratch was just yesterday, but the content has evolved in the past 4 years into something truly amazing. Looking forward to what's next for the channel; I'll be watching the whole time.

[@zabedmiah1727]

My favourite part of the series is no doubt the fact that I've never really experienced going to locals and seeing match ups and interactions with others (since I don't have any local in my area) also learning about trades are not only in locals but online too. This series has taught me a lot about what I have been missing and I'm gonna start to find a locals I can go to.

[@ScampMC]

The ending of episode 2 was the most memorable for me. The excitement of being at the early stages of a new journey, coupled with the suspense of what the mystery pull was, really hooked me. Couldn't wait for each episode after that. Looking forward to season 2!

[@GottesScharf]

My favourite part of this series is, that you stuck with this predaplant build, which is honestly working pretty well. You can also name yourself a pro player by now, since you got a pretty deep understanding of balancing your deck and doing the right decisions in tough moments. Okay, everyone makes mistakes, but mistakes makes us stronger! I'm already hyped for the next journey you will go with us. Keep this premium content up!

[@trevorperry2197]

This series has definitely been one of my favorites, the best part of the series was seeing the live duels to truly see how the deck runs and how well it plays against other decks

[@MikicaKokanovic]

My favourite part is how nostaglic you made me feel. Back in the days when you could only afford a couple packs and when you pull those crazy rares when you only buy 2 or 3 packs made it so much more fun when you were a kid and means more meaningful.

[@rrakea]

What I really loved about this series were all the different interation your deck went through to end up where it is now

[@vitorfrizzo2358]

My favorite part is sImply the moment you decided to do a Preda-Branded build, this variant of the deck is so underrated and the predaplants are some of my favorite cards EVER. I got extremely happy that I wolud be able to steal some deck lists (:

[@Saul-YF]

My favourite part hands down has been learning your the theory and hearing your ideas about your decklists and how you play Yu-Gi-Oh. Realistically this entire series has been incredible so that would be the overall favourite moment.

[@unfourgettable]

I'm always a big fan of the deck building parts of these series, seeing what takes you have on certain techs and why you include certain cards always keeps it fresh and reminds me that just because certain duelists that perform well sometimes say a deck should or shouldn't play a certain card really does not diddly squat when you play what you think works, as long as it's backed with logic or feelings.

[@loganlaurino7202]

I like that each yugioh from scratch series is a little different than the last and it causes you to play vastly different decks and ways you build them

[@cachipurrin513]

My favorite part of the series was how innovating and genuenly how important this series was for the deck as a whole. My Gf plays branded since the structure came out and she has layed with almost every deck profile you've released. Her and I have watched this entire series and its sad to see it end 😭

[@srdjangrbic3506]

The best part for me is the way that RevzCards breaks down complex interactions and strategies, making them easy to understand and implement in my own games. I also appreciate his emphasis on the importance of understanding the metagame and building a deck that is tailored to it. The series is both informative and entertaining, and I always come away from each episode feeling like I've learned something valuable. Thanks, RevzCards, for creating such a fantastic resource for Yu-Gi-Oh players!

[@vgfodaodemais1723]

My favorite part is definetelly the begining, just the feeling of starting over, new beginings, not knowing what is coming, is just the best, i love this channel so much and it is a thrill to keep uo with it.

[@HunterGuy953]

My favourite part of the series was the fact that I was able to learn that Predaplants can work with almost any fusion deck basically (well, with the ones that doesn't lock you and whatnot)

[@yoygemaloyge602]

Alfie with the free mudragon was such an iconic moment honestly

[@DarkArmedDuelist]

Ay! That's me at 13:50! Thank you! It's really cool that you used the swordsoul test hand video for this! Thanks, dude!

[@levipre5593]

favorite part was honestly just the series existing, the old yugioh from scratch serieses were what I watched for dinner before heading to bed (the highest honor I can bestow as a viewer) so seeing you do start once again was a blessing. keep up the good work man

[@aedd42e92]

This series came to my attention after i started playing yugioh again last december. I love it and i learned so much from your videos. Unfortunately all good things must come to an end. Came for deck profile and definetly going to stay for your humour and story telling. Thank you!

[@madscientist2918]

Just loved how you made Predaplant competitive again. I have been playing with the predap engine since you made the first branded Predaplant on your channel and haven’t left it since. I just loved the series entirely and I loved the journey!

[@CrazyEddE]

i enjoyed watching you build from the very start going over what cards you did and did not keep in the deck out of the 3 starter decks. It was really useful for someone getting back into it with only the 3x structures. I hope you do another series like this, it was great to see it progress from a small, accessible starting point.

[@jarrettgorin1225]

My favorite moments of the series were every time you used Predaplant Darlingtonia Cobra to search whatever fusion spell you needed in that moment. I always forgot that you had it in the deck as a summon off of Ambulomelides and the ability to search Branded Fusion, Instant Fusion, or Super Poly depending on the situation was so cool to see.

[@LightswornOverlord]

I'm going to be honest and say that my now favorite part was in this episode after you went with two losses early on day 1 of the YCS and needing to not lose again to proceed and do exactly that. It's my favorite because that's something that happened to me in my first ever YCS. I was X-2 on the third round and I needed to not lose any round for the rest of the day to make it to day 2, and that's exactly what I did, my next losing match was until the very last round of day 2 where I lost in the bubble in a Tri-Brigade mirror match. So yeah your YCS London experience was almost identical to my first YCS experience some years ago, that's why it's my favorite part of the series. Hopeful for a season 2 in the future!

[@superawesomekooldudeforce6626]

I love the predaplant arcatype thanks for using it and showing the complete awesomeness to millions of people that’s my favorite part of the series thanks for the stuff revs

[@jefferycraig5353]

Favorite part of the series was starting back up playing around the same time as this series with the same deck and getting to follow along with my own progress! Gave me decklist ideas and combos i hadnt thought of. Thank you for all the hard work you put into the series!!!❤

[@giantsdms]

My favourite part is the wild and super specific pulls for this YCS and the build in general, how it evolved over time was awesome! Almost like a predaplant monster! I hope we can have a compilation of the best pulls of the series

[@masterofsaiyans1072]

I would say that the best moments is for when you finally have your deck prepared after so long. The journey you had from the albaz structure deck to what it is now, I'm quite impressed.

[@xBrayJay]

I’m so happy I got to learn branded alongside this series, I also took it to the 250th YCS at LA. I wasn’t playing Keeper Spice but I respect the hell out of it. I would be lying if I said this series hasn’t made me a better player. Thanks so much for the content Ryan, please please please make an epilogue episode with your nationals matchups!! 🥹🥹❤

[@Minouchtik]

My Favorite part of the series was the last tournaments, which were showing that its not always all going one way no matter how much we prepare and that we shouldn't let them stop us from persisting

[@bromar543]

Favorite part of the series has got to be the info regarding the Predaplants in your decklist. You opened up my eyes to so many interactions and plays with their inclusion in the branded deck. So good

[@greenkazuya7845]

My favorite part was your complete transition into preadaplants. That's what sparked me into building despia as my main competitive deck and i have been in love with it since.

[@voidlockdragon1406]

This series has brought me back to playing modern Yu-Gi-Oh when I had quit years ago. With Master Duel teaching me progressively about the mechanics and cards that I had missed out on, your series gave me a reason to get back into the actual card game. I picked up the Albaz structure deck and ended up a year later with several decks along with my own Branded Despia deck. I can't wait for the revival of this series with a different deck to bring along and slowly build it up to national levels again.

[@FerrumVenatus]

Someone else has definitely mentioned it already, but for me the best part of the series was your exploration of the Predaplants. That deck got me into the game after being a die-hard EDH fan, and is still one of my absolute favourites to crack out for locals!

[@MrBolver]

My favourite part of this series was getting to give you some of my own words of encouragement, after meeting you at YCS London this series has been amazing and will go down in history as one of the greatest series of all time. Thank you Rev.

[@belmont9871]

My favorite part of the series has to be the start of this amazing journey, the foundation behind each episode just made it so special. Hope to see the same content with the following structure that will come up later this year. Congrats man.

[@jakewakefield4729]

My favourite part of the series was the beginning. It's always so exciting seeing the smallest upgrades transform a deck in its early stages and hearing the ideas for the potential end-build. What a ride it's been.

[@ShinyMew112]

just watching this entire series has been a trip. ive been loving tje entire ride after i found out about you a while ago. binged the series up to that point, and just watching the progress. Good job man. just the whole series has been my favorite thing

[@pokolol33]

I haven't really watched the series over the past year. But I watched a random episode a few days ago and I just binged all the videos. Amazing series and I really hope you continue with this type of content! I enjoyed the locals experience for testing the most throughout and then theorizing from what you learn.

[@Misaki-dd6gb]

My favorite part about this series as well as most Progression/Sealed Only series is just watching the decks evolve over time to see where you started from and where you ended at.

[@booleyboyable]

By far fav part was the very last bit with the binder recaps on certain moments of the series, so cool and emotional for rev id say too... loved every minute

[@olerisager1976]

My absolute favourite moment of this series was the clutch Chimera pull, and some of the delightful budget-y plays you made early on. But it was a blast! Getting to meet you at London was one of the greatest experiences as well, so thank you for this!

[@scottcooper1257]

I love these series of videos, I got all misty eyed about the tri-melffy build and put that together again with some tech tweeks and a sprinkling of avromax and am loving it all over again.

[@RevzCards]

winner winner! do you have discord? :)

[@scottcooper1257]

@@RevzCardsawesome thank you, I don't yet but will set up an account today do I drop a link in this thread?

[@RevzCards]

@@scottcooper1257 yeah! just copy & paste your username here when it’s setup and I’ll add you :) should be something like ‘Username#8274’

[@scottcooper1257]

@@RevzCards unsubtleone#9748

[@oro1265]

This series was quite the treat as it wasn't solely sealed products or other limitations that seem unnatural and really kinda showed you can climb with personal theory, testing, budgeting and trading to get a viable build

[@kalamander8563]

My favorite moment was all of episode 1, because i only discovered your channel half way through this swries and it inspired me to get back into locals after almost 20 years of not playing yuguoh, and im having a blast. Stay awesome, Rev.

[@PikachuMC99]

My favorite part of the series was just watching the progression of the deck and then seeing your techs or changes being reflected in the general public's builds for branded. I've been around since about 1/4th of the start of ygo from scratch s1 and I can't wait to see what's next for you and the channel

[@otherbuso8975]

Originally, my favorite part was the fact that Revs almost single handed lay brought the keeper build to prominence. But it’s the feels at the end of this one I think topped it

[@michaelschmidt2069]

A huge thank you not only for this amazing series (hopefully there will be a season 2? :D ), but especially for the quality of how you recapped the matches. The effort you put into this is amazing. Cheers

[@alexanderwinter6564]

My Favorite Moment was just seeing you playing the 3x branded structure deck and improve it over time by topping locals, opening packs and trade with other duelists. It was a very fun journey and it made me a subscriber last year.🙏🏼

[@michaelburroughs9150]

Why was the ending so sad?! Dude, thanks for the journey. My favorite part of the whole series was anytime you'd pull the things you needed. The luck you had when you needed it was crazy. Thanks for the smiles, man. Can't wait for the next season!

[@Kendall-Oliver]

My favourite part of the series has been the confidence i gained in myself. I've collected Yu-Gi-Oh for years but always been too scared and worried about playing in person. After watching this series my want to play grew and grew so i took the dive and went to locals, what i found was an incredibly welcome community who taught me when i was making errors and weren't snobby or harsh when i messed up. On top of that, learning about trading groups. I've been able to build three competitive decks with very little of my own money just self sustained within pulling cards. This series genuinely changed how i viewed and played this game. And i for one, am grateful you started it, sad it's ending, but excited for what happens next. Thank you.

[@alexcole5826]

My favorite part of this series is the opening of the packs to progress through the series, and watching the list grow has felt like when I was first getting back into yu-gi-oh and even to this day! nothing beats cracking packs

[@entielfine7596]

Can’t really decide which was my favorite moment. Just started to play again after 17 years a couple of months ago and this series really helped me create my first new deck…if i have to choose one moment its the intro of this very episode and how it reminded me of this beautiful journey, got literal goosebumps!keep it up

[@Str8edgejon]

My favorite part of this and any of the past seasons has been the product openings. The wide range of products opened and then used those cards pulled to build your various decks.

[@brandongonzalez3961]

Think my favorite part of the series is the building of your deck and theory crafting. It helps me learn a lot on how I should think when building a deck.

[@draco_tacos]

"This card does literally everything!" How could I not love that singular moment. The moments you just gave love to the predaplant package in general were just the best in my opinion.

[@DynaMiite31]

My favourite part of the series has been just how you wanted to play the game and get back into your own way. Early on just wanting to play decks/cards that you wanted to try out and not going all in on the meta cards. Also just providing the raw locals experience throughout the whole series has given a great vlog like feel which made episodes exciting to watch!

[@DasWebert]

I've really come to like the theory you put into each iteration of the deck and the best part of the series has definitely been the evolution of the deck and how good you've gotten at playin it.

[@silverelite998]

Be it this series or another of yours, or Gage's original Progression series, the culmination of all the efforts and progress in the finale is my favorite part. Being able to look back at those differences is the most satisfying aspect. This doesn't discredit the milestones along the way, but it gives them a new perspective and frames them differently once the larger goal is finally being passed. Even focusing on the deck itself does this, as it was ever evolving to build towards this moment before finally being immortalized. It reminds me a lot of the nostalgia of the pokemon games, having a team that was always growing given a place in one's personal history that can be looked back on in the future. A reminder of things passed and a massive accomplishment completed.

[@dabbingpengun1758]

My favorite part is when you told us about the rulings of fusion summoning with face-down monsters and used keepers second effect to summon dragoon. I almost thought no one figured that out!

[@ibiyk]

Really love this series, seeing how you've teched out the deck each video has been super fun to watch.

[@Panagos0000]

My favorite part of this series was just lobbing such an interesting varient of my favorite deck of all time. I've loved how you chose to take Branded jn the Predaplant direction and have done so amazing with it. I love that this has reassured the established trading community that has felt lost over the past few years. Well done on this series Revz. This was great.

[@Sublittle]

My Favourite part the series wasnt any episode in particular but the fact I started playing when you started this series, so it was awesome to every now and then see you upload a these videos, grab all my mates to watch and see what you were cooking while learning along the way! Thank you so much for series Revz and I look forward to the next one!

[@kite_was_h3r335]

I think my favourite moment would have to be coming home from school to see a BRAN NEW UPLOAD. The series has been a unique spin on the from scratch formula and every moment has been memorable

[@LuisPerez-vr2jm]

Absolute favorite part of the series is setting up the deck for the first time with brand new sleeves, new deck box, and the start of the trade binder. Something about that fresh start just hits the nostalgia feels 😂

[@ArhaldBlackPhantom]

My favourite part is the sound of excitement in your voice as the first trade was made, kinda remind me of my childhood

[@alby9988]

Congratulations for the results at the ycs, I LOVED the whole series and learned a lot from your way of playing branded. My favourite part in each episode was the deck building process and theory behind your choices. Looking forward for the next chapter of this adventure and maybe see branded once again with the new supports (?)

[@skelt0s]

Honestly I loved the entire series actually following along with my own Branded Deck. I honestly thank you for doing this series as it has opened my interest to the tcg. The series WILL be missed.

[@Ale1997best]

My favourite part was being able to experience this with you, all this trades, duels and pack openings really felt like a team effort and was so wholesome to be a part of it.

[@NitroDaleAJ]

My favorite part was one of your biggest decisions to really maximize on Keeper of Dragon Magic in your deck. It's unique to you and very inspiring to see your deck building shine here.

[@DestroTempest]

This series has been amazing, as for the favorite part of the series has to be the very start seeing you playing and winning with a structure deck was genuinely inspiring and actually got me into the tcg!

[@KargaZane]

My favourite part of the series is how you explained how the cards and combos worked, it inspired me to go to locals and made me a better player. before watching your videos I didn't even consider using Keeper of Dragon Magic.

[@Bladedge278]

Favourite part of the series was being able to relive how I played yugioh with my friends back in highschool, the only way we got cards was through trading with each other and packs. Amazing series! looking forward to the next one

[@mmmmmruniverse]

Such a great series, it's hard to pick a favorite. But if I HAD to, it would be me learning that I really like predaplants and building them for myself because you made it look so fun.

[@WayToMars64]

my favorite part of the series was definitely having something to look forward to, seeing you build the deck knowing you'd take it to a ycs made me excited to see what was going to happen

[@zachsan78]

To be honest, my favorite part of this series was from the very first episode where you started with the 3 structure decks and were able to do very well in that first tournament - a nice time in the meta with the beginning of the deck at its OG core

[@ThePS3Originals]

My absolute favorite part of this series just watching get so innovative and creative with the deck, showing us how to play around ash with keeper, setting up dragoon before branded fusion. I just overall really enjoyed watching you play the deck and play it well, you were the one that made me want to play the deck and now it’s easily become one of my favorite decks. Watching this series just made me think back to when I was a kid and I would get excited to go to Walmart after school to get some tins or special edition packs 🙏🏼 I definitely do appreciate you for this and I really do hope we see more content like this in the future 🙏🏼

[@favioochoa4017]

My favorite part is always getting to see you pull what you needed in the packs there always nerve racking and exciting

[@cawrhy]

Been loving this series since the first couple of episodes. It's wild to see kids that have shown up to my locals playing Keeper of Dragon Magic and saying "you watch RevzCards?" and them saying "yup!". You've had an impact. Favorite part of the series I think was pulling Guardian Chimera -- it was so needed and you were so hype to get it.

[@BleachFanboy789]

I got back into yugioh with the release of Albaz Strike SD after a long time (Syncro era), and seeing the 1st episode of the series where you build the deck with just the 3 structure decks was so helpful to me because that's literally all I had at my disposal. I have followed the series keeping up with your builds as best as I could, and have been playing this deck ever since. I was very close to topping my recent OTS with this build, playing keeper and predap engine, despite everyone telling me it's not good. I ended with a 4-2-1 score, dropping the final game because I managed to brick games 2 and 3 after having 0 brick hands the entire day (against sword soul). My favorite part of the series was the 1st ever episode, because it helped me to start my proper yugioh journey and made me love the whole game all over again, and for that my friend, a sincere "Thank you!".