Magic: The Gathering Pro Rates CRAZY Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards! ft. @LSVargas

[@pixelbomb97]

LSV has been the best guest for this show. I understand the leave, but I'll be super excited when he comes back!

[@Ollig999]

Going +2 is crazy! Congrats LSV

[@loleo123]

Pot of greed influenced him hard.

[@geno1073]

waiting 9 months for only +2 isnt very optimal imo🙂

[@Ollig999]

@geno1073 you’re greatly over estimating the speed of the current format imo. But we’ll see who’s right when we get some tournament results

[@jamescannon229]

LSV's analysis on Gorz was SPOT ON. He described the mind games and how we used to play around it perfectly. I love that card.

[@NovusIgnis]

For real. It's always a delight watching him just absolutely nail the entire trajectory of a card's history like that without even playing the game. That's how you truly know he's a game master.

[@FafliXx]

I'm even more impressed he understood Gamma that well. Especially the "drawing Driver" part. A MTG player could easily think that drawing a decently statted vanilla is fine.

[@MFMegaZeroX7]

I'm a bit sad that we won't have LSV for a while, but I wish him the best with the twins! Also, oh boy, LSV reads the comments! How can we manipulate him into believing something silly? :P

[@loggarius]

Probably not by planning this In the comments :D

[@uuh4yj43]

tell him penguins arent real

[@porygonalbreasts]

​@@uuh4yj43wdym penguins were one of the best archetypes

[@jamaldavis2480]

@@uuh4yj43 Convince him the penguin archetype is tier 0.

[@ze2896]

​@@jamaldavis2480 I MEAN have you read Penguin Soldier? It's basically double Compulse. That card is CRAZY.

[@StriderYGO]

LSV would be an amazing YGO player, that much is obvious. It was also enormously enjoyable to have him as a guest here - hope he will eventually try the game out at some point. Huge thanks to Cimo and LSV for making some of my evenings so much more enjoyable! And congrats to him on the twins!

[@grantplunkett8410]

Love seeing LSV's experience of learning about Yugioh! And congrats to him on the twins :D

[@mafviseuking999]

Something that could be cute if LSV returns is having him evaluate any cards that feature twins

[@AllThingsEntertaining]

Delinquent Duo, the entire Live Twin archetype, Gemini Elf

[@ENero-ld9ph]

LSVs analysis on Gorz was incredible the man read the entire play pattern both of and around the card instantly and he did it again for Swift Scarecrow, with the annoying stall decks that play no monsters. the man is so good at this also congratulations to him!

[@jamesaditya5254]

Massive props for having Kuriboh represented as the OG handtrap

[@Arcwise]

LSV has some exceptional reading comprehension. Can't wait for him to react to Small World.

[@TheVictor126]

another difference between mourner and veiler that you didn't touch, is the difference between veiler's "send to gy" and mourner "discard". its quite interesting to remind how this is a lawyer's card game

[@Ms666slayer]

Yeah Mourner can be used under Shifter, which is relevant, and it would be way more relevant when Maliss and the other deck which i forgot the name become available here.

[@mrevilducky]

​@@Ms666slayer I need Shifter to be limited in Maliss format

[@TheVictor126]

@@Ms666slayer ryzeal, but yeah that interaction was pretty important in kashtira format

[@afuyeas9914]

LSV understands card game mechanics on a level that is quite rare to see and this episode shows that what he can say about card games can extend to other games. Ash Blossom being one of the most popular cards ever but being at 3 isn't dissimilar to competitive Pokemon and Landorus-Therian, it gives stability to the game which is different from making it boring

[@GustSuzaku]

That's awesome for LSV, happy for him on the twins. I will miss his insight on these cards, it's really cool to see. Can't wait for him to return.

[@christopherwest671]

Love that LSV connected effects back to Magic in this video. Something that I thought was a little lacking in the past and I’m so glad he did. Can’t wait to have him back once his life settles down.

[@guillermocortes4415]

Honest being Damage Step only might've also been relevent for LSV, saying it's a "Pump spell with Split Second" makes it sound a LOT better.

[@Much2Leet]

Knowing the rules about the Damage Step would really have helped LSV in evaluating Honest. If spell speed two removal can kill the monster targeted by Honest, the card becomes much worse.

[@brokeDSU]

Exactly, kind of big context of Damage Step and activation timing is needed to evaluate the card. In magic, combat works such that you'd be able to Mirror Force in response to your opponent activating Honest, so its natural to think the card would be much worse.

[@laytonjr6601]

​@@brokeDSUIn Yu-Gi-Oh, only effects that change atk and/or def can be activated in the damage step, right?

[@syrelian]

@@laytonjr6601 Just about, a few other exceptions exist, but generally its only stat modifiers or things that say "during the damage step"

[@Fanofstuff]

Just as some added context for the different handtraps, going over some of the missed information as well as why handtraps are important pros/cons: Honest was extremely powerful also due to the fact that you could use multiple of them on the same attack effectively being extra burn cards and randomly having enough damage to kill the opponent. The bounce effect was also extremely good in simplified gamestates, since going back to the hand protected it from battle and any light monster you drew could never lose a battle since the honest was back in hand. If you had 2 honests, you could also summon 1, attack their biggest thing, drop the second honest, then bounce back the one on board. Effect veiler as well as D.D. Crow also had certain archetype synergies that boosted their powerlevels for specific formats. Blue-eyes decks could search for level 1 light tuners (effect veiler) and Flowandereeze could search for lvl 1 winged-beast (D.D Crow, Flowandereeze is also a deck the revolves around banishing cards) Swift Scarecrow is exactly like fog, same with its brother Battle Fader, used in stall decks like Final Countdown (which ran self destruct button as a safety net) Droll & Lock Bird is a card that feels horrible to play against, there are many decks that simply instantly fold to the card being played. One of the issues with yugioh, is that since 99% of decks can do 1 million things on their first turn, if you get caught with a hand that loses to droll & lock bird, there is simply nothing you can do. There are many non-games that happen with droll in play for both players. Since every card is so extremely valuable (many 1 card combos that can generate you to a +10 board state), droll completely stopping your opponent vs droll not doing anything either auto win you the game (by turn skip) or lose you the game (discard a card for nothing and opponent still made their board). It isnt often that droll hits that goldilocks point in many metas of slowing down enough but not shutting down. The Ghost sister cards are generally all playable depending on the format (except ash blossom which is basically always a 3 of, bar some specific decks) Cherry during BA format, ghost ogre during pendulum formats (and current format), ghost belle is generally ok but not great, mourner is as stated, more effect veilers/imperns, unless your in the asian regions where the card works differently and is much better, and spooky dogwood is a time-cuck card. It is very rarely ever played to survive extra turns Nibiru the primal being IMO is only really interesting when decks need to make the choice of, do i play into it or do i slow down. The issue is the best decks almost always have a way to either negate nibiru's effect or continue playing even if they get nibiru'ed. Its extremely annoying dropping nibiru on a fully commited opponent and then they combo through that effect and still end with their board. Dimension shifter is the bane of every yugioh players existence. It is a turn skip card. 90% of decks RELY on their grave to combo and make plays/have follow up. The card is so powerful that some decks will hurt themselves just so that they can play the card (tenpai dragon) since it is such a destructive force to almost every deck. Hand traps are a cool idea in concept and practice, except when we arrive at modern yugioh. The powercreep making so many 1 card combos powerful essentially forces you to play 15+ handtraps in every deck (there are few exceptions). The handtraps are also not diverse, in any given format, most people will be playing the same handtraps and you see them constantly. The handtraps are also generic enough that they hit EVERY deck in general. Since the most efficient combo you can do is a 1 card combo, and the most efficient answer is a handtrap, every deck essentially races to tightening up to as many handtraps they can run, with as many combo starters they can have and that killllllllllls a good amount of deck building. It creates the same problem people have with old school yugioh where every deck ran all the best power spells (pot of greed, graceful charity, delinquent duo, etc) but with handtraps today. Half your deck is built for you. The other issue with 1 card combos relates to when you talked about dealing with stalling. In yugioh if your opponent has no hand traps, you can EASILY kill 10+ minutes comboing at a reasonable pace with almost all decks. Obviously this isnt stalling since youre playing the game, but you can just kill a ton of time doing it, effectively stalling while playing by the rules. Burn your opponent with 5 minutes left on the clock, then just do random comboing until the clock hits 0 and GG... Last thing LSV spoke about, 'its fine to do a lot of actions as long as 1 player isnt doing like 90% of the actions'. Cimooo made it seem as though both players are taking many actions during both turns. I would argue aside from tear format, the going second player is generally doing almost nothing during their opponents first turn. The taking action difference is like 2/3 actions for turn 2 player (maybe a few handtraps) vs 50+ for the turn 1 player, especially if they can play through the handtraps you present. Handtraps were an interesting design, and are really fun to play with, for a long time you would actively have to decide whether or not they were good enough to include in the main/side etc and vs what matchups. Now things are so fast they are a mandatory include and without them you essentially auto lose the game. Decks have 1 card combos and ways to play through 1/2 even smts 3 handtraps and arrive at their crazy endboard. The handtraps stop certain decks, konami powercreeps the monsters to play through the handtraps, then konami powercreeps the handtraps and they stop the next best thing as well as all the previous good stuff, rinse and repeat.

[@qedsoku849]

Cimooo missed that Droll aged really well and now hits basically every deck.

[@cyanideinfusion6760]

He also missed that you very much can "gotcha" your opponent with it. It's the disturbance strategy combo

[@qedsoku849]

@@cyanideinfusion6760 That discussion was about whether you could choose not to droll after the first search and drop it later in the turn to negate the second search, which you can't do.

[@justinalicea1590]

​@@cyanideinfusion6760It's not a "gotcha," but more like a "no further shall you go!"

[@owendawg1]

This...isnt true. Like you can just look at tournament results, it's still only sees inconsistent play. Every few formats it pops up, but it's absolutely not good vs everything. Hell, even in formats where people THINK it's crazy it often turns out to be not that good. People were suggesting this vs snake eye when it first came out and very quickly learned that was the wrong choice. And even against decks that it's strong against (Infernoble from a few formats ago,) those decks often find ways to play around it and end on a weaker but still reasonable board, just like any other hand trap. If you disagree with me, pull up YGOProDeck and look at tournament results. Droll and Lock Bird might be one of the biggest cards that people misunderstand constantly.

[@jurischwarzer9877]

Definitely, though I do think that a lot of recent (especially post pote) decks are pretty at playing around it or at least can beat it often enough that it isn't a consistently powerful as ash, imperm and the bad imperms that are still good enough

[@JPitt1070]

Congrats LSV I will miss you on the show. Best guest because he really really gets card games. His ability to know Gorz’s mind game immediately is insane.

[@Staye100]

Congrats to LSV for having twins! He's been amazing evaluating all the cards and he's been the most enjoyable and insightful guest.

[@christopherfu2169]

25:40 Droll&Lockbird is narset, parter of veils static and was used in the exact same way as narset combined with wheel effects but at instant speed. Using a card called trickster reincarnation you could wait for your opponent to search or draw, something very common in Yugioh then fire the reincarnation, bannishing their entire hand and forcing them to draw the same number of cards, but if you chained the Droll & Lockbird they would draw no cards and just loose their entire hand.

[@598019001]

Aww No LSV?! But Twins! Congrats!

[@InnerverseCreations]

LSV is my favorite for these! he does great insight

[@cbalinefourcba4615]

I am early for once! As soneone whose only memory of Yu-Gi-Oh is from the early era (I only played up to Ritual summon... yea) I am excited to see these cards and guess along with the guests. And LSV is one of my fav xD Edit: Also Congrats to LSV! We will miss you. But glad to at least know your absent is for the joyful occasion.

[@amethonys2798]

Makes a lot of sense to do this after synchros since so many handtraps are tuners for some reason

[@colaocha1115]

I remember there was a time in Magic's Pauper format where Mystic Remora was a staple sideboard card for the top deck's mirror match because the deck was built around returning your own cheap non-creature cards from the field to the hand with cards like Kor Skyfisher.

[@aaronwightley9752]

Congrats on your news LSV been a pleasure to here your soothing comintary on cards and hopefully you had fun learning our game

[@robertgreen6499]

These Videos with LSV has been great, and Congrats on the Twins LSV been following ya for a very long time, and got to meet ya at some GPs of old. When things settle down, and we get more of these videos I really can't wait for the video of LSV plays Yugioh and Cimo plays MTG with LSV, or some bigger video that has all these players of different games having to play games of the others.

[@uS0ra]

cant wait till lsv comes back again, i wanna see him rate more of the crazy OP boss monsters

[@NAAAAAIL]

I love Skull Meister, back in the early MD days where Zoo was still basically UDF/Zeus turbo I played the shit out of that deck and I can not tell you how many times I won due to Skull Meister beat down Cx

[@jamesaditya5254]

I think the funniest thing about Imperm is that it's almost second nature for some people that they would activate spells in the middle column and just forgot that it's the imperm column

[@hannabal96]

If I go first I always set imperm in the middle, it works every time

[@kennethfocarino7075]

I actually don’t like that MD makes the column all irradiated and bubbly. I want to catch people slippin lol

[@TheTexasDice]

LSV looking at the comments is awesome, it shows he's genuinely intrigued by the game design.

[@ScottySmith1957]

0 dislikes on the video as I write this comment and I think it really harkens to how important these videos are just for yu-gi-oh in general. Yugioh notoriously struggles to integrate new players and that is exactly what videos like this do, not just for LSV, but the whole community. Great content and great personalities on these videos, so much love!

[@jamespadgett8660]

Congratulations to you and your wife. Wishing you all the best.

[@noisepollution4473]

I was an avid listener of Limited Resources for years (the only reason I don't listen as much as I used to is because I don't play much Magic these days) so I've known LSV is a fantastic presence on content in general, as well as an excellent evaluator of cards. It's been really cool seeing him here, and seeing him go above and beyond the usual expectations for this sort of cross game content. Reading the comments when it's not his own channel, being genuinely interested in what the game actually is instead of just dismissing it as "game is decided on turn one, game bad" which is what most MTG players assume about YGO, and on top of that his evaluations are insanely good considering he's never played the game. Congrats on the new additions to your family, LSV!

[@YukiFubuki.]

LSV did pretty good though some things to note - hanewata cannot prevent the dmg from paying LP as cost (e.g pyramid of light) or done as a consequences of an effect (e.g soul charge) - you cant drop gorz on the opponent turn 1 going 2nd from going face because turn 1 doesnt allow access to the battle phase, technically you can if they inflict a paltry amount of effect dmg but thats a waste of gorz and if its big enough effect dmg to kill then the game ends before gorz can trigger - no you cannot go "oh how many summons have you done, oh thats your 5th summon, oh ok" to your opponent because you got nibiru in hand, thats way too direct and would classify as disclosing private info which is against the rules

[@martinprince8253]

Dingus Egg and guest. Perfect Talk Show

[@JackCross3]

I love the LSV videos because they feel so collaborative. Like Cimo isnt trying to trick him so much as just sharing interesting cards.

[@acetraker1988]

MTG Convert... D.D Crow. Cycle : 0 Generic (Exile 1 target card in an opponent's GY).

[@pro711200]

Faerie macabre already exists

[@fwant2729]

These LSV and CGB collabs are my absolute favorite thing on youtube right now. I hope they never end. And congrats LSV on the new addition to the family! 🎉

[@mattevans1643]

As for looking at a card, reading what it does and interpreting it without fully understanding it is another matter. Look at Ghotis for example, it's really complicated to understand what they do by reading them and they sound terrible, but once you begin to understand how they actually work they are honestly just a really stupid deck that gets around alot of what the meta is. They still have to play around the negates like anyother deck, but my first time playing them, having to not interact with the graveyard, and playing on your opponents turn is crazy. I just started with them, but just when I thought I was done after establishing a strong board, it showed up... "Would you like to use the effect of..." Like damn it just keeps going. Banish banish banish... you know... I'll banish your whole board for free, not destroy, not send to the grave, just banish, yeah I just made this level 8 synchro, I'll banish it and one of your cards, oh btw it comes back immediately, but not your card. And the deck counters itself, since when does a deck inherently counter itself in the event of a mirror match? But then you look at something like Kabuzals. A lvl4 normal Dinosaur, does absolutely nothing, just has 1700 attack. Defined an entire format because of a bunny rabbit, and some dragon lizards. Sometimes if a card is just too stupid to make sense, there probably some really dumb card that makes it good. Like White Duston, an utterly useless card, even if you play duston it's garbage. But here comes along a very specific card that has a very specific requirement of a light fiend monster, and here you have this other card that can summon a lvl 1 or 2 normal monster, and white duston just happens to be a lvl1 light fiend normal monster meeting both cards requirements. Is it any good, not really... but there always something stupid that gives a random ass card a purpose.

[@benjaminseelking9483]

Starting with Kuriboh gave me the Idea, maybe have one of your Guests guess if a Card lead to become an Archetype

[@GubbiGap]

Congrats on the twins! We love to have you here but so happy for you!

[@Lvl1Glaceon]

Ghost Sister, for current format, is decent against Tenpai As Cimo mentioned, not getting otk'd can make the whole difference Can help you push through a Dimension Shifter also

[@MiyaoMeow588]

Eeeh, i think they're off about Droll. I feel like that card sees constant side deck play in the modern era and can instantly win against a myriad of decks

[@Unknownz000]

Drolls crazy good. Sure some formats it can be bad like for example lab. But 90% of the time the cards the strongest hand trap aside from shifter. Definitely undersold it.

[@mateussoares3569]

cimo biased there, droll is good, every deck nowadays searchs a lot

[@owendawg1]

You're just wrong though. I'll paste my response to someone else's same claim here: You can just look at tournament results, it still only sees inconsistent play. Every few formats it pops up, but it's absolutely not good vs everything. Hell, even in formats where people THINK it's crazy it often turns out to be not that good. People were suggesting this vs snake eye when it first came out and very quickly learned that was the wrong choice. And even against decks that it's strong against (Infernoble from a few formats ago,) those decks often find ways to play around it and end on a weaker but still reasonable board, just like any other hand trap. If you disagree with me, pull up YGOProDeck and look at tournament results. Droll and Lock Bird might be one of the biggest cards that people misunderstand constantly.

[@theghostcreator776]

How do you "feel like" it sees constant play??? We literally have tournament results

[@LeAkisake]

I love the LSV episodes. Very sad that there wont be another one in the near future but i wish him and his family all the best❤

[@theoroderick782]

Really happy to see LSV, he makes such cool remarks

[@KosheiDeathless]

LSV Best guest. You got my Sub

[@SashaTheQwaser]

Grats on the twins LSV! Hope everything goes well and everyone is healthy!

[@ionut.h1525]

just today i watched the last videos with LSV(couldn't bother myself to work, so yeah). I just love this guy

[@charmquark7514]

Awww! Gl with the new double addition to your family lsv!!!

[@ThetrueKidGoku]

Cimo forgot to mention how many times players forget the imper colum and play in it. The reactions are always funny

[@thepretzel2]

Congrats LSV on the twins. Good luck with them.

[@Snom_on_a_Bench]

Huge huge congrats for you LSV!!

[@zyvernious]

As a Cyber Dragon player, congrats on LSV for fusion summoning Cyber Twin Dragons!

[@JorgeSanchez-zk6zw]

I hope LSV reads this for some lore (non-gameplay) context about the level of mosnters, your level 1 to 2, are about as strong as a common human, you migth be able to take on a fight and win. 3 to 5 are about as strong a highly combat trained human. 6 to 8 are the top of food chain, naturally strong magical beings, erudites in magic, absurdly powerful dragons, knights that surpass the limits of the body, etc, specially the level 8 is as powerful you can get as a mortal being without going into godhood. Level 10 are literal gods, most deities are lv10 (so, 9 are beings in the path to godhood). 12 is reserved for overgods, only epic stuff that surpass divinity are 12, there are creation gods or ultimate beings that can end worlds and realities (and for 11, you can extrapolate their power, but it's also the level with the least mosters). Also, WOW! Congrats LSV! Wonderfull news!

[@SuperNickid]

Cimoooo: You are wrong about drool and lock bird, about being unable to supprise your opponent, yes you have to activated in respond to your opponent finishing a tutoring, or draw outside the Draw phase but during that timing, the trick start player can activated Trickstar reincarnation trap and if the opponent as no respond, they chain droll and lock bird as chain link 2 since they are both responding to the being tutored, or being draw(s) outside the draw phase. Lock bird resolve first, then trick star reincarnation resolve by banishing the entire hand and you don't draw with the effect of trick star reincarnation because of lock bird, so most opponent strait up scoope because it strait out sever toxic play done by your opponent and Trick start is already toxic with being a burn deck so it add another toxic to what is already a high toxic archetype.

[@hannessteffenhagen61]

But that's not a surprise, that's usually an incredibly telegraphed play. Just one you can't really do anything about unless you happen to have an ash for the reincarnation or something (in which case you're still under droll which isn't a great spot to be in anyway).

[@fatwhiteduke7417]

Congratulations to you and your wife, LSV! I hope you enjoy the challenges of parenting twins and hope to see you return when you're ready, I've enjoyed your analyses greatly!

[@ethanhopper2467]

Would have liked to see LSV’s reaction to the Mulcharmies as “fixed” Maxx Cs

[@DamdyPirate]

I've been watching LSV for over a decade, I take 2nd hand pride in this.

[@faereman]

Thank you for including Kuriboh, because I feel like a lot of people forget that it is the first handtrap and not DD Crow. Also, I was wondering if you'd include the Mulcharmy triforce just to show him that Maxx C was so powerful that they had to break its effect into pieces, which are still quite strong in their own right.

[@justinalicea1590]

Actually, the names themselves lend to the differences in how they work. So Magic has "the stack," where you place the effects of cards on top of each other. As this is "literally" a stack of cards, you can place more cards in as other cards get removed. In Yu-Gi-Oh, "chain links" are literally chaining the effects of cards together. You can only ever add more chain onto the existing chain, increasing its length, and then you run through that chain. So if a card can be Ash Blossomed is Chain Link 1, but another effect is activated as Chain Link 2 because it is mandatory or a trigger effect, Ash Blossom can't be cut in between at any point, as the chain has been locked together.

[@marcelo_vrda4589]

This series is Goated, love all the guests!

[@iowa89357]

For Droll & Lock bird, they didn't really even touch on searching cards. LSV & cimo just kept mentioning "draw" effects, not "add"

[@JoelGloade]

Every instance of Maxx "C" turns this guy into a supervillain.

[@9clawtiger]

Gorz, like Imperm, changing the way people play forever. Like MaRo describing the mechanical nature of Miracle.

[@TheRoyals98]

Showing LSV Crossout Designator as the final card would’ve been sick. Now that he’s seen the cards it hits

[@cyberdarkturtle6971]

Just 1 more day if these stupid political ads

[@BussiDestroyer]

ublock origin.

[@ZekromZero]

Love LSV as a guest! hope he comes back!

[@CC_Th1rst]

Congratulations @LSV on the twins!! 🎉🎉🎉❤

[@zanpakutoman4225]

Since it didn't say (QUICK EFFECT), I think LSV missed the fact that Honest can boost your monster during your opponent attacks. So in the scenario where an opponents Blue-Eyes White Dragon is attacking your tiny Hanewata, your opponent has to guess if you have Honest in hand or else lose their powerful monster to any tiny Light monster during THEIR attack.

[@tyranitararmaldo]

My favourite thing with Honest is using it for a defense, then bouncing it back and the game goes on long enough that my opponent forgets I had it and I use it on them when they try to get a hit in.

[@joebobby1412]

I look forward to the next appearance of LSV in about 1-2 years.

[@RunescapeMeister-san]

HUGE Congrats to LSV!

[@janisir4529]

He figured out the generational trauma Gorz caused. :O

[@laggalot1012]

Honest is fun and is most noteworthy for its versatility. You can play it straight as removal to beat over something big, but you can play it as a surprise battle reversal (which could well kill their tempo on the spot if they were expecting to win that battle), or use it in a battle you'd already win to increase the damage dealt, and in a pinch you can use it to poke or defend, and retrieve it afterwards it if it survives. And even if they know you have it, it still means they just cannot attack your face-up Atk-position LIGHT monsters without taking a setback, which can be strong deterrent. Not only that, but Honest activates during a step of battle that heavily limits what cards can be activated during it, so it's almost impossible to beat out directly if you're not specifically prepared for it. ...Well, at least Hanewata is a Tuner! That could be occasionally relevant. Maybe...

[@dudono1744]

Honest can get very silly in Drytron.

[@alphashina]

Using it to enhance Black Luster Soldier was a claassic powerful combo.

[@k-2walker]

When your opponent special summons a monster you can drop both maxx c and spooky dogwood to deter your opponent from swinging for game

[@lukusridley]

Congrats to LSV on the twins and he was a great gues, hope to see him back

[@nunocarvalho6671]

I am pretty sure blackwing anti-reverse is a trap older then imperm that can be activated from hand, and so is tachyon transmigration, but still imperm is the first "good" one that can be activated from hand

[@Triforce9426]

"Graviton Cannon" Somebody please jot down THAT name for new card.

[@dudono1744]

Ash basically says "if your opponent tries to touch their deck : nope"

[@rot10ed]

I can't believe Cimo would do Tachyon Transmigration like that, came way before Imperm.

[@1stclasswarior]

LSV so skilled he goes 2-for-1 IRL too

[@moistnar]

LSV just innately understanding Gorz order is really cool

[@colaocha1115]

I think the only place I've seen Gamma post limitation were decks playing another Psy-frame or Dragon Link who could also use Driver as their Red Eyes Black Meteor Dragon send

[@Nshadowtail]

Isn't expressing intent to check for 5 summons if you don't have Nibiru against the rules? I was under the impression that kind of bluff was banned.

[@owendawg1]

No

[@narufemkyuufankid]

Wooo! I got in early on one of these!

[@Citizen-w-e-a]

Dimension Shifter is justice personified, it makea mega combo players feel what it is like to play against theirs.

[@kimmithy]

Love these collabs!

[@MrLazzzyboi]

cant wait for prog series 3 with LSV & CGB

[@friskydrinklunkybank1108]

Congratulations LSV! 🎉

[@Aaron537_UNIQUESTRING]

Congrats on the twins LSV! My recommendation is to name them Luis and Scott. For the branding

[@Ms666slayer]

LSV was right about Nibiru's big token, I have won some games because my opponent uses Nibiru and didn't have a way to get rid of the token.

[@RandallHidalgoS21allas96]

The moment he predicted the Gorz plays 😂😂😂

[@theoroderick782]

Oh I would love to see you 0lay an Edison match with LSV

[@MegaMetal96]

Congrats 🎉 we will miss you LSV

[@baileydombroskie3046]

B4 continueing. Well, early congratulations to our guest for his soon to be fatherhood of twins! Hope u, ur wife, and babies have it well and healthy.

[@shaggy44zebra]

Honest CL2+Limiter Removal CL1 makes my Gradius deck go BRRRRRRRR

[@lucasx4500]

Congrats on the twins LSV.

[@TheElly750]

Yo congrats LSV! Definitely a good reason to go on a hiatus