Oshi no Ko (Y/R) vs. Date A Live (4-Color) [Weiss Schwarz]

Oshi no Ko Deck Profile: • Oshi no Ko - 8 Choice ...
Our debut stage for Oshi no Ko pits our 8 Choice build up against Date A Live! This Choice/Pants build features many Level 2 events to bolster the burning potential of the Origami endgame! Both of these decks have finishers that look to mill Climaxes off the bottom of the opponent's deck, so which will come out on top?
Randall (Shizukatz) - Oshi no Ko (Yellow/Red - 8 Choice)
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Mike - Date A Live (4-Color - Choice/Pants)
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Music used:
Beehive - Team Astro
Helpless - Team Astro

[@Shizukatz]

The Japanese player we got the DAL list from: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpqWe32Jhtx5g8k There are also other games by this player also on the channel!

[@pandasaber2000]

Note to self don’t play any level zero that bottom deck itself 😂

[@jackweiss652]

The moment I saw the Tohka clean-cut I was afraid of what might happen and man did it happen lol

[@TressasCollectibles]

I did this to myself

[@JoshuaPAMployee]

"18+ lvl 0s" that's a good reminder because I'm building a Hololive deck specifically around my favorites Talents and I think right now it's a straight line for lvls so I will have to restructure some! 👍 Thanks for the matches, guys!

[@dileblade7659]

15 to 16 lvl 0's is decent for hololive. There are decent lvl 1 0 cost cards that can get you cards or double trigger. So you can replace a couple cards for those

[@JoshuaPAMployee]

@@dileblade7659 thank you for the tip! 😊

[@Shizukatz]

I typically recommend starting at around 18-20 Lv0s. For Lv1 thru Lv3 characters, usually those levels are very streamlined. At Lv1 you may want some alternative cards to play in case you do not get a bunch of copies of your Lv1 combo. Lv2s are USUALLY tech options to address specific decks. This is because Early-Play Lv3s that can be played at Lv2 are often much better than an actual Lv2. Some decks don't even run Lv2s at all. Lv3s will typically be Early-Plays, your Finisher lineup, and any additional endgame tech (usually adds up to around 8-10 cards).

[@WeisSacKing]

This is why Tohka is not best girl.