Two Idiots Play CHILDHOOD Yu-Gi-Oh! Decks in Master Duel

Do you remember your childhood Yu-Gi-Oh! Deck? The one that likely didn't even have sleeves and just sat in your pocket via a rubber band? We built these today and will duel with them
seereax: / seereax

[@hexisfierce6898]

I love that the one time Rhyme was like honorable in the sense of just wanting to see his next card reax was like "WHY" lol love their friendship

[@daviddent5662]

SeeReax deserves achievement unlock for using Reverse Trap (all time favorite GOAT) and Elemental Hero Flame Wingman to actually OTK somebody! That's so rare outside of DL. Like even in Meme Tourneys can anyone say they've done this in Master Duel? Rhyme buy that man a Ghost Rare of the card or a statue. Something! That was amazing! Jaden Yuki right there.

[@rhymestyle]

TOP TIER PLAY

[@derrickjuinor]

​@@rhymestyle Good one

[@Hassanicus]

@@rhymestyle it was phenomenal especially his deck building skills for his age

[@dantearmstrong2792]

When I was a kid and actually played Yugioh, not just collecting the cards, my deck focused on the Creator. I played Mausoleum of the Emperor and the Effigy archetype to summon him and my other boss monsters that I threw in there. The thing that made me a menace though was when Honest came out because I would just use Honest in hand and then use the Creator to get Honest back to the field and then use Honest to bounce itself back to hand. That was my favorite loop as a kid because people would be summoning Blue-Eyes White Dragon and Buster Bladers and I just had this God and his angel protecting him.

[@jazlegend2479]

This is what made kids love anime and I feel bad for anyone who got into it after anime was acceptable

[@kinjr04]

@@jazlegend2479that and Dragon Ball dubbing in the west, the 90’s had some bangers to help the acceptance and then a few more came along that just made it skyrocket

[@ianjoystodab]

by far the best combo, even I as a kid would be frustrated playing you lmao

[@TyYGO]

Still can't believe how bad my deck frustration was back then.

[@rhymestyle]

Still is today

[@tighnari7470]

It still is

[@youngchaos6904]

getting Deion/Dino lore through these yu gi oh games is so cool man, it feels personal like a Facetime😂

[@Mina_Angel]

I love the banter between you two. I think my cherished memory was when I wanted to get into Yugioh, my best friend and I went to a card store halfway across the city to find out they were not open yet, so we wandered around for a bit and walked into a dollar store and they were selling "Yugioh" cards. I was so hyped I bought the entire box of blister packs. We go out of the store and sit down on a bench open one of the blister packs it was cards with trivia about the anime. I was very sad.

[@Deniz_50]

I was expecting a happy ending :(

[@Mina_Angel]

@@Deniz_50 well for a happy ending. When the card store finally opened, my best friend bought a starter box of yugioh cards and we went home. After opening it we split the deck in half and played with those.

[@Deniz_50]

@@Mina_Angel nice

[@ftqsplash2759]

God I pray they do the tag team duels again like in the old games.

[@ladellcalhoun8133]

Let’s gooooo do series vs series now

[@tinktink360]

Im ready for you guys to play with Synchros and Xyz monsters again.

[@Anxomaxo]

My first Yugioh memory is when my parents gifted my Yugi's starter deck, while my best friend got Kaiba's. I don't even remember how old i was, but what i do remember is that the cards were in english and as two little kids from Spain, we had no idea how to play, so we basically copied the effects of the cards in the show and the ones we didn't know we just made them up. It was a lot of fun. I remember also when we got our first packs, i pulled a Monster Egg. Since it was an egg, i decided that it had an effect that in i dont remember how many turns, the egg wwould hatch into a monster of my chosing. It was so stupid it's forever ingrained in my memory

[@Exciterider]

I remember making a normal pendulum deck back in Duel Generation, with Beelze of the Diabolic Dragons as my boss monster. I scavenged whatever card I pulled to made it work and completed the whole game. Those were the days.

[@gingerjames6040]

I made a deck that was focused on messing with my opponents. I used destiny hero defender to force them to draw as many card as possible, then used other cards to make them discard them. I had so many people just irritated, and I also had stalling cards and negates

[@KitKatNisa]

No lie, you're the kind of player that made me stop playing yugioh for a while >_> Not trying to be rude, but nothing is less fun than an opponent going out of their way to waste my time >_>

[@fabriceconstant6255]

Recreating a childhood deck is the most exciting and nostalgic thing on this channel. I’m so rooting for it to become a thing on here

[@karbyboi8489]

My earliest memories of Yu-Gi-Oh was when I first watched it on 4kids and that's how I got introduced by it. I always wanted the cards as a kid irl but for whatever reason the stores around where I lived and even the stores where I traveled and EVEN THE STORES TODAY AROUND ME still don't sell Yu-Gi-Oh cards just Pokemon cards. So I was never able to get the cards. (Now I'm able to since I know what stores have them lol) But something I gotta be grateful to is my cousin. He had his own deck and when I found out he had cards he split the deck with me and we'd just play like that 😂 but after he found out I liked the anime and the game he went out of his way to get me my own deck and it had the yubel cards. His deck was more optimized but I didn't even care that I lost I just liked playing yubel and telling him gotta destroy your monster bro part for the rules man 🥶

[@Nick-dk3xj]

As a kid I’d pick up cards from the swap meet and I ran too many ritual monsters cause that was mostly what I got I remember clearly having the hamburger, hermit crab, and black luster Soldier and that BLS was the coolest card to me

[@coryyoung7544]

The dark magician/magician girl decks were always fun to use, especially the one in gx tag force with thousand eyes restrict.

[@turopitac7611]

The fact that these are half an hour makes my soul happy :D

[@CGTuTsol]

I won't lie. The realist thing was them talking about getting out of that middle school phase of playing and subsequently becoming a closeted Yu-Gi-Oh player throughout high school. Anyway, I'll always share the fact I ran 1 of each Machine King in a non Machine deck.

[@ItdoMop]

Based 😎

[@Mitilis]

I remember building an all defensive stall deck, I had a couple Giant Soldier of Stone, Mystical Elf, and Wall of Illusion, threw in Yellow Luster Shield and then Summoned Skull and Dark Magician as like my "big monsters" lmao

[@icetrey8662]

I remember getting into Yu-Gi-Oh! in middle school, moving on to high school and not giving AF what the other kids thought. I would show up early for school just to play people in the cafeteria. Sometimes, I would skip school for the whole day but still show up early to play Yu-Gi-Oh! 🤣🤣

[@icetrey8662]

I did stop after Highschool though but that's because I was in the military. The drill sergeants weren't playing that sh*t. You should of seen how they did these guys playing D&D ☠

[@gamester512]

Quite a few people in my high school used to play....until the school decided to ban it thinking that students were gambling while playing (which to the best of my knowledge did *not* happen, it was pretty much just people playing it for fun during their free periods or lunch).

[@rikowolfin4984]

I didn't really play a real arch type deck, but I did run what I called a "Goblin King" deck back in the day as a kid as it was hard to afford a lot of actually good cards, so I had to make do with what I had and Goblin King was my go to Boss monster. Because it couldn't be attacked while there were fiend type monsters on my field he couldn't be directly destroyed, and every fiend type monster gave him 1000 Atk making him a pretty beefy beat stick so long as he wasn't killed, so I built my deck around stopping cards from attacking me early on with swords of revealing light, 4 star lady bug, and Gravity bind. I earned my first Egyptian God Card by beating some one using my Goblin King deck while they were using Obelisk, stopping them from being able to beat over my boss monster long enough to gain more Atk then Obelisk had to beat over it and win the duel and the card. I never really had any love for the card before or during my time playing it when I was young as it wasn't a cool looking monster and didn't appear in the anime as far as I'm aware, but over the years I'm glad I had it instead of some generic Dark Magician or Dragon deck like most other people.

[@victorzheng8042]

Mom: We have kashtira at home Kashtira at home: Ground Collapse

[@rhymestyle]

LMAO

[@calebk4232]

When I was a kid, I just threw together all sorts of powerful looking cards. Dark Magician, Blue Eyes White Dragon, you name it. Obviously, I had some level 4 or lowers, but what was the centerpiece of the deck back then was legend of heart. Younger me loved bringing out the 3 legendary knights, and I thought they were absolutely indestructible back then. I also had Dark Paladin in my extra deck, for some reason.

[@ravenfal1496]

15:15 - I respect the Geko Moria laugh, Rhyme.

[@FunAtStreaming]

Since i love this video and i love to talk about my old days, here is the most important early story of YGO i like to share. It was 2003 and i went to a big school which was from elementary school up to 9th grade iirc. I was close to my finals and was playing Magic the Gatherin for some years on a competetive basis. I often heard about Yugioh, watched the kids playing and obviously was reading the monthly manga chapters. I knew how to play but never actually owned any cards to this point. Then there was "that" child. You know, the little 10 years old boy who gets what ever he wants no matter the cost? Yep, that was him. I assume it was his birthday or something, because he was on a bench with five other boys and proudly talks about what he got while showing off SIX starter decks. 3x Kaiba, 1x Yugi, 1x Pegasus, 1x Joey was piled up on his lap and he was opening the boxes one after the other. But he wasn't realy happy about the cards. Instead he just stripped all foil cards from the boxes and put them into his launch... well deckbox? The other cards he just threw into the bin right next to the bench becuase "it's just crap he already got". Then they left the place to return to class and i just snatched myself the almost full but opened boxes from the trash. Just for the lols and giggles i created a very simple 60 cards deck from it (i wasn't aware of the 40-60 cards limit but just went with MTGs 60 cards) and included all the stuff i would run in MTG. So i played like 3x Change of Heart, 3x Monster Reborn, 3x Trap Hole... you get the idea. One day later i saw this kids sitting on a tennis Table and playing YGO so i challenged them for a play and (you guessed it) obliterated them from existence. My deck was obviously illegal but so was his and after the game was over i was about to tell them to "not throw out their cards" and stuff. But before i was able to get a real Yugi v Kaiba moment, the Kids left and the break was over. Anyway, i love to remember this day especially because it was so close to become a real yugioh episode in my life where i "teach kids a lesson about the heart of the cards" over cards they just throw away. And i highly assume you enjoy to read about this moment as well. Glad to share it with you guys! 😎

[@thedigitalfortress]

I grew up watching OG, 5ds, and Zexal. I remember loving my really bad Utopia deck. Lost almost all my old cards. 😢

[@TheTravelingMerchant199]

Some of my earliest memories is playing with my brothers and cards getting bent. Edges getting crimped and lots of arguing about rules when we played against each other. 60 card decks with eveything random we thought was cool. I remember the one local I went to I told my grandma it would only be an hour and it would actually take 6 plus hours and I got locked out with two solar flare dragon. I had 60 cards no sleeves, no mat, 10 ish years old. Got my ass kicked. But boy those memories brought me back to it today I am excited to back it up again

[@ER33122]

Old yugioh memory. My friend in 3rd grade gave me a arcana dark magician and I still have it and I've always loved it thx A.J

[@guitar242465]

Childhood deck: Great Maju Garzette. Since I never knew about a ban list I just built my decks with 3 copies of cards I wanted, would use card effects to drop monsters(mostly ultimate obedient fiend) in grave and then revive them back only to tribute them for Great Maju Garzette(atk value is doubled the tributed monsters atk). Had several spells to remove spells/traps from field and 3 dark holes to clear opponents monsters so I could just deal massive damage.

[@kkeller5102]

Man said " I HAD reading issues!" Still does 20 years later.

[@rafaelcastillo383]

Awesome duel guys. Hope to see more duels between you two. And you guys really made me think about the childhood decks I had that just made no sense and cheated me through victory lol.

[@lunerblade13]

1:21 I don’t think I ever played this strategy but I had this sort of fixation on Goblin King chameleon armor and DNA surgery.

[@-TheRealAnimeFan-]

Flame Wingman animation is so clean easily one of my favorite Monsters of all time since I was a kid 🔥

[@SorenOfAsgard]

As a kid I had a triple trap combo and a ton of beefy defensive monsters and attack blocks. The goal was to set up Bad Reaction to Simochi, Eye of Truth and then Ominous Fortune Telling to churn out 1700 life points of burn damage each turn. I would also throw out Dark Snake Syndrome to speed things up even more. Not a lot of people had great removal so it worked well on the play ground!

[@ToadToad55]

the young me only had the yugioh ds game and i honestly don't remember what i played, the oldest decks i can remember using was when duel link when it came out back in my first year of high school and ran a basic dinosaur deck from the card i manage to get for the game but when yami bakura came to the game i recreated his deck for the anime and what he use the his event at the time. (bakura was my number one favorite character in all of the yugioh series.)

[@Thomaswake]

The summer before the 6th grade is when the first starter decks came out. I bought both Yugi and Kaiba's and played against myself all summer because I didn't have any friends who played it yet

[@anthonylugo4626]

my childhood strategy was to summon machines, limiter removal and Black luster Soldier envoy cleans up what's left.

[@shugorai44]

I remember having BLS - Envoy of the Beginning as a kid and I LOVED that card. I never really knew how OP that card was until years later. Old school yu-gi-oh is the GOAT of card game

[@SSJJ2003]

imagine your in the DM world and your in a duel for your life and Kaiba summons blue eyes chaos MAX dragon and you said " ... But what if you didn't ..?" in desperation LMAO

[@hibarikyoya854]

The only consistent "strategy" I had as a kid was using crush card 😂

[@lionobjs]

I remember playing yugioh around 17/18ish and going to the card store by my job and buying packs and singles when I could afford them. My friend would always beat my ass so I remember seeing BLS Envoy of the Beginning and Chos Emperor Dragon Envoy of the end and spending my whole paycheck to get them both. Mind you this was way back when they were first released and were OP as hell. I couldn't wait to beat my friend and see the reaction on his face when I put them in my decks. They were both holo cards too. Unfortunately all my cards got lost/thrown out when I moved. Seeing how the vanilla cards now are each worth well over $500 hurts my soul, smh...

[@buddyt5734]

I loved going to the movie and got the special card and seeing everyone else who brought their binder or decks, I loved getting the decks or new packs and watching it. Truly my youth

[@pauldiaz5417]

I remember getting the blue eyes shining dragon with my ticket to pyramid of light and I almost cried 🥲😭, after we moved houses I never found it again…💔

[@TotallyNotThatOneGuy]

The fact you don't understand why flame wingman has an animation is confusing. It was Jaden's first ace monster, so same as dark magician or stardust dragon, it's still iconic.

[@michaelkelly1732]

Still waiting for seereax god blue eyes deck video where it at all talk but no show lol

[@Jsuelieta]

Earliest memories: Buying two Starter Deck: Kaibas and mashing them together. Slightly earlier I won a Summoned Skull from Kids WB.

[@thiefthearcher9907]

I used to have a Spider-Man lunch box with exactly 365 cards. Spent 3 hours each night counting them because I lost count constantly. Sadly, I didn’t know how to actually play the game or know if collectibles, so I didn’t hold onto them. But I had The Blue-Eyes, Red-Eyes, Baby Dragon, and Slyper.

[@greggles5316]

My first ever yugioh memory was playing yugioh and elementary school and getting into an argument about how many monsters you could summon per turn lol. I never payed attention to yugioh and I just assumed you could summon 3 monsters per turn without tributes

[@AbdellahKhatib-q6t]

bro played rush duel before it was a thing

[@mattw3002]

That struggle to read the trap was just gold

[@ajn738]

When I was a kid, the card that got me into yugioh was the sorcerer of dark magic and yugioh gx since it was downloaded into my old tablet. Friends and I would play during elementary until middle school came then I quit until mid highschool, getting back into yugioh

[@Braind3dfart]

Do synchro summon duels. We like to watch you struggle 😂

[@Dangerous-Doug]

My first deck was all about defense position so monsters with defense as high as mystic elf which is 2k was my monster cards, I also heightened my defense with the field spell card Chorus of Sanctuary and even had fairy box in my deck It was a great deck and my best 8 star monster was the blue eyes, I did have cards to protect it but I can't remember them unless its a search

[@jukeboxhero30]

My first Yugioh memories: -Getting my first Yugioh card at my school's park day (the card was Great White). -Watching the first episode of Yugioh I ever saw (Joey beating Rex at Duelist Kingdom with his Time Wizard). -Getting the Yugi Starter Deck and the Kaiba Blue Eyes White Dragon tin and feeling like the coolest kid on the playground because I had Yugis deck. 🤣 I was about 10 at the time. Im 31 now.

[@rogueisded]

In year 7 (Australia terms indicating your 8th and final year at primary school before graduating to high school) I was the best at yugioh out of my friend group, until one of my friends decided to make the (at the time) tier 0 YCS winning Blue-Eyes deck that popped up post Dark Side of Dimensions and started whooping everyone. Good thing we didn’t follow the bannister and I was able to turbo out Red Nova Dragon with the Dragon Rulers otherwise I would’ve lost my title for good (he still beat me from time to time though)

[@BeefsquatchGaming]

My earliest yugioh memory was having the highest defense in the neighborhood with that labyrinth wall lol

[@leonidasthedragonking6701]

God, the theme playing later in the video 😢 R.I.P. Classic Bakugan

[@theepheonix1700]

When I first ever got into learning about yugioh was looking at my brothers big yugioh card collection. We were downstairs in the basement looking at his cards and I wanted to learn because the art was cool. He said sure and taught me the basics. He then proceeded to whoop my ass repeatedly for the next hour or so without mercy, and after I would lose he would tell me what I could have done to play better. Didn’t even get mad when I lost since I got to play with my brother, one of the best memories I have.

[@Solsama03]

I also did the insect barrier dna surgery thing but I also had jinzo #7 and gravity bind as well and level limit area b , so I would just lock down everything one way or another and just ping for small damage until it was over

[@SCH292]

When I was a kid if I say something like..."I wanna make a Warrior Deck!". Guess what I will do? Flood my deck with as many as Warriors as I can.

[@StrictlySeeker]

I've been playing since 2003, when i was 7 years old. I'm now 26. I hardly opened booster sets as a kid, always played with that playground deck, a lot of people gave me cards. I always dreamt of owning booster boxes

[@Gryph00]

As a kid I used to run the Gate Guardians without Gate Guardian lol. And I remember convincing some kid to trade 3 pieces of exodia for like 3/4ths of my deck. I was literally stupid. xD

[@kageyami9226]

Man earliest yu gi oh memories i had was i didnt know how to properly and just make up things as we went

[@goldicthehedgefox2340]

My bros and I loved watching the OG show back then, but we didn't really start actually playing Yu-Gi-Oh until my mom got us Duel Transer for the Wii (so basically, the Synchro Era before we even knew what the Eras of Yu-Gi-Oh were; hell, we didn't even start collecting physical cards until we were well into the Pendulum Era, almost starting the Link Era), so my "childhood deck" technically wasn't real. As the turn-based/card game nut in the family, I ended up playing it the most. I don't remember exactly what I ran in it (aside from Warriors, Spellcasters, and Dragons being the most common types of monsters I ran cuz they were the coolest), but I do know that I almost always had 60 cards in the deck after editing it as a way to overcorrect the fact that I had bad deck construction and was just bad at the game back then. My most notable cards/Boss Monsters of the time were The Tricky, Montage Dragon, The Fiend Megacyber, Silent Magician, Silent Swordsman, Final Countdown, and the only synchros I could consistently make at the time: Iron Chain Dragon and Colossal Fighter. Iron Chain Dragon was really fun to use (when the AI Opponents let me keep it on the field for more than two seconds) and Colossal Fighter was technically my "True Ace" since I always felt like an anime protagonist when I used its ability to revive itself from the graveyard (since it can target any Warrior type monster, including itself) to hang on and eventually win. Gotta say, nothing was more satisfying than drawing my one-of Final Countdown and then successfully stalling to victory to win battles that I definitely wouldn't have otherwise. The animation for it was awesome, I always loved watching those flames appear as they counted down to the enemy's demise. Those wins felt like villain moments sometimes, there was literally nothing they could do to stop the flames once they started. Oddly enough, I don't think I ever ran any Chaos monsters despite mainly having a Light/Dark/Earth deck. Either that or I just don't remember. It's been like 12 years at this point. I still play Duel Transer sometimes, with my current deck in it being a Psychic type deck. Psychic is deceptively fun to play.

[@TheJamieellis]

I was that kid that just ran a bunch of stall cards and ran a bunch of ways to re-use and find Wave Motion Cannon. Just stalling for 4 turns and then blowing two cannons for 8k total.

[@SuperDarksword]

Bro forgot when Bakura summoned a man eater bug to kill a bunch of Pegues's guards.

[@phoenixknight74]

What about a duel using the GX manga decks? Final Jaden vs Chazz? Masked Heroes vs. Light and Darkness Dragon(Light end Dragon + Dark end Dragon)

[@deathtrapsnap]

Mucus yolk was my fav card back in the day. Idk why. But i loved it

[@davidsosa6056]

You guys talking about purging your cards brings back memories how I got rid of so many cards from pokemon to yugioh. Such a shame.

[@pieoverlord]

Wild to me that Harpy's Feather Duster and Raigeki weren't staples in other kids' decks. In the days before protection, those were the cards that turned a card game into pistols at dawn.

[@MrBrandoncottrell]

I really hope to see more of these duels! The deck I used as a kid was a mix of 1900 beaters and the 2000+ Atk monsters that changed to def when they attacked ( Giant Orc, Goblin attack force etc ). Maybe a video where you make a deck the kid you would make if they had unlimited money to get cards?

[@shirosaki97]

For me, my deck was focused on flip removal like Trap Master and Man Eater Bug, big beatsticks like Dark Blade and for some reason The Bistro Butcher and then I had Moisture Creature as my boss monster, which in hindsight is the funniest thing in the world.

[@Eogrednuke]

In elementary school I ran dark blade I think it was and like a bazillion different equips, this was also the time when they didn't have any real rules, Duelist kingdom Era

[@evillovekitty]

I was the first kid in my school to get a Change of Heart card and everyone thought it was the coolest thing. The main deck i ran was Fairies because i had Shinato, King of a Higher plane and he was my favorite card to play with.

[@docmercy3660]

Needs more maneater bugs. I loved those little suckers

[@khyros_cen1508]

my earliest card i remember always using was ceremonial bell, just because i hate not know what my opponents are planning

[@thegoat526]

Seereax really just enjoying his time with a friend

[@midotaku9261]

I remember around 15 years ago me and my brother would have like 5 rows of monster zones and many normal summons

[@DarkSymphony777]

I simply put performance of sword in every deck because that was the first card I ever got out of a booster pack.

[@SirSblop]

Taking the "too far back" approach to this, I couldn't read when I made my fist childhood deck. I saw the show and learned what cards did that way. xD I'd ask other people what cards said too.

[@Mario-us5xm]

Rhyme really had the kinda deck that made you just stop the duel and punch the kid in the face back in the playground

[@justintynes3977]

My favorite early Yu-Gi-Oh moment was the Christmas morning that my mom bought me the Yugioh movie and the movie packs that went with it. I must've stared at Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon for a week

[@burntpork3599]

Referring to the Man-Eater Bug, remember that in the first season of Yu-Gi-Oh!, Bakura summoned a Man-Eater Bug to attack Pegasus' guards and it was bigger than the guards were. It didn't need surprise to throw those guys around like soft toys, so respectfully, no, I don't think we can fight off a Man-Eater Bug, lol

[@idoitforthememes6011]

The first deck I ever built was an all dark deck that was basically a bargain bin Dark Armed Returned deck that my older cousin helped me with, before the i played starter deck Pegasus

[@rudytrujillo4197]

I was in 6th grade in 2006 and I feel seereax when he said he was afraid of showing he played Yu-Gi-Oh, I had to wait til high school to play in public lmao

[@ariessuggs3819]

Bro low Key mentioning a dark twisted past 4:56 lowkey got rid of his brothers

[@ethansdroid]

Back in the day, all monsters.

[@metalmario1231]

as a lad I played yugioh very little in elementary school...it was new and I wasn't super social...but in high school I'd play in the hall at lunch..hell when I was done my assignments my teacher would let me and my friends play in class until end of period. I even taught people how to play during that time it was a time that made me feel pretty good

[@karmasmith1888]

Even in high school they're still like Yu-Gi-Oh tables I don't play with them cuz I don't have physical Yu-Gi-Oh cards anymore cuz I lost a long time ago but they still happen in public with high schooler

[@FairyFarron]

My friends and I would hang out at a restaurant next door to our highschool and play Yu-Gi-Oh while having a nice meal after school. We still play but on masterduel. I had a Black rose dragon deck because akiza is bae and black rose dragon looks awesome. As a kid I used the kaiba and black luster soldier decks. I think red eyes darkness as well.

[@urmomrox117]

I played until I moved to a different state too, but mine was 4th grade. I tried to get the kids I hung out with to play all the time and they never would, so I finally just accepted that the game was dead for me. Then duel links came out and I played with some friends and got back into it.

[@LittleBig-mc7tb]

Nice reverse trap play Seereax, early fusions were problematic in the past, but I summoned Alkana Knight Joker so I know how hard it can be.

[@batmanssgss]

The new Neos support is wild

[@ixionhayate7774]

I had a mix of cyber dragons, vwxyz voltron cannon, dark magicians, og black luster soldier and envoy of the beginning in my deck and i used to use the hex fuson cards to be the pieces i needed to pad the summon conditions and that was how i became king of the nerds in my table

[@Ruben-no1tb]

I ran a Dragon deck and lv dragon cards. Also had dragon shield and satellite canon. Eventually I made a light/dark floodgates deck dragon deck. Basically played dragon links all my life

[@nitrony5989]

I started collecting cards around 5Ds and immediately went for black rose deck and my brother used junk synchron stuff

[@usercase4641]

2002 ? huh it's kinda crazy that when they where playing yogioh I wasn't even born

[@williamruiz4571]

3 MSTs, 3 heavy storms, and 3 Future Fusions. Childhood yugioh was backrow heavy.

[@rhymestyle]

BRO WAS RUINING HIS FRIENDS

[@williamruiz4571]

@@rhymestyle not when said friends uses fairy boxes and deck destruction cards.

[@rampagephoenix1735]

Not to brag, but NEITHER of you two would have been able to have beaten MY old school deck; I was the only one among my group of friends back in the day to have actually won local tournaments across town.

[@lordofcalamity3261]

I remember having red eyes black dragon and winged dragon of ra in my deck 12 years ago or so Sadly, they didn't survive the purge

[@megamonster333]

One of my earliest memories was playing with my brother and using axe of despair hayabusa knight to spam attacks before he mirror forced me. I was very upset he beat my cool combo