Top 10 Cards that Stop Attacks in Yugioh

[@joeshittheragman6252]

Don't forget, Swords of Revealing Light can hold up castles after their gravity rings have been destroyed

[@kefkapalazzo1]

Duelist kingdom was so entertaining

[@alicepbg2042]

i mean of course. that is just basic yugioh

[@hackermanack3393]

Bruh in the anime when Yugi made the fucking rainbow bridge to attack the guy's lifepoints directly was so stupid lol

[@mamamia5905]

Lmfaoo

[@FrancistheBrave]

My Man I ain't go lie duelist kingdom episodes where all over the place in terms of duels! 🤣🤣🤣🤣.

[@Ninja_Geek]

How about the opposite: Top 10 cards that force attacks. This can mean either cards that force other monsters to attack or monsters that have to attack if able. The first one that came to mind is All-Out Attacks, Cheat Commissioner, and Berserk Gorilla. Edit: After a quick search on Yugioh DB, here is the list I found. Cards that force attacks: A.I. Shadow All-Out Attacks Amazoness Archers Amazoness Willpower Battle Mania Battlin' Boxer Cheat Commissioner Dimension Mirage Gravity Warrior Hypnosister Interrupted Kaiju Slumber Light Law Medium Mystical Elf - White Lightning Number 13: Embodiment of Crime Number 31: Embodiment of Punishment Number iC1000: Numerounius Numerounia Powered Crawler Savage Colosseum Staunch Defender Uni-Horned Familiar Volcanic Doomfire Yang Zing Unleashed Cards that must attack: Berserk Gorilla Karakuri monsters (except the Synchros) Honorable(?) Mention: Terra Firma Gravity

[@MrIsleNFair]

Ancient gear archetype does this well, since they cant be disturbed during battle damage step

[@nicoofthenight8403]

Yubel just joker dancing reading this

[@CorinofArchenland]

Number IC1000: Numeronious numeronia

[@KnightlyBrosGaming]

Red Dragon Archfiend comes to mind.

[@streetgamer3452]

@@MrIsleNFair they don’t force attacks nor do they have to attack if able. Karakuri is the premier archetype for this type of thing

[@michaelnelson1127]

I unironically love Scrap-Iron Scarecrow. I’ve used it in a few of my decks, and it’s saved me on quite a few occasions. The most memorable of which was when my opponent brought out a power-bonded Cyber End Dragon, I flipped the Scarecrow, stopped the attack, and they took the 4000 recoil damage. Then I proceeded to fusion summon Performapal Gatlinghoul next turn, gunned the dragon down, and wiped out their remaining life points!

[@maikatiemuj2706]

If you ever play against any remotely good deck,they will negate the scarecrow and end your life.

[@michaelnelson1127]

@@maikatiemuj2706 Actually, that’s hardly ever happened to me when I play it, even against meta decks and/or in Master Duel ranked. The worst that happens is them popping it before the battle phase, but if I ever do activate it, it just about always resolves.

[@Aloyus_Knight]

Nice!

[@maikatiemuj2706]

@@michaelnelson1127 I must be having awful luck then

[@BloodfelX]

Dude I remember doing the same thing in around 2006 just a little differently: Opponent Power Bond summons Cyber End Dragon, activates Limiter Removal and attacks into a Set monster for game... then I activate Kuriboh and he loses Cyber End Dragon and 4000 LP at the end of the turn. xD When a single Kuriboh makes your opponent go around -4 in card advantage... good times. (Seriously though my opponent's starting hand was something like Heavy Storm, Cyber Dragon, Cyber Dragon, Cyber Dragon, Power Bond, Limiter Removal - what the heck.)

[@zachary8095]

You can’t judgment a battle fader, judgment can’t negate monster effects and the summon is complete by the time the response window is active. Same reason you can’t solemn strike a monster reborn

[@2001coolchemist]

Exactly. SJ can only negate inherent summons (think Judgment Dragon, synchro summon, etc), not summons by an activated effect.

[@jofx4051]

I know they can't but this card can Pointing to *Solemn Scolding*

[@miraigaming3109]

Fun fact: scrap-iron scarecrow works mostly once or negated in every yusei's duel

[@San-san6499]

When your cards are so good that the rivals need plot armor

[@miraigaming3109]

@@San-san6499 they really showed us lots of way to destroy scrap iron scarecrow XD

[@teddyhaines6613]

I do find it funny that it actually didn't work in the first episode. Still not as funny as Jaden never getting R - Righteous Justice to work when that was the only backrow removal he ran and he constantly struggled with strategies that a single MST would have ruined.

[@limonbattery]

@@San-san6499 tbf this was the same with Yugi and Mirror Force. Remember when Mai carried *multiple* Harpies Feather Duster in her duel with Yugi? The writer was screwing him over 1000% that duel.

[@miraigaming3109]

@@limonbattery the weird thing is, yami yugi rarely use mirror force. I wonder yugioh everything can record how many times he bring mirror force into play before dartz arc?

[@themantyf1116]

By the way, Yugi in the anime definitely used Sword of Revealing Light for its stalling ability, the pattern was for him to hope to draw into an answer to the opponent board and usually getting on the third turn (a variation of his "heart of the card" bit that had some success in making it feel more fair and earned since it took him some actual digging and strategy to get more cards instead of just his one draw for turn).

[@TsubasaOfTheSword]

Scrap-Iron Scarecrow and Swift Scarecrow are easily my faves for 5Ds nostalgia alone. I used to think it was crazy back in the day that you could just keep resetting and using Scrap Iron. And, of course, I’d screw the rules when I was younger and keep using it infinitely. 😂

[@patrickzalatoris3206]

Scrap iron was one of my favorite traps, some may say it just stops one attack, but if it's for the opponents strongest monster, that in and of itself is very useful

[@TsubasaOfTheSword]

@@patrickzalatoris3206 Definitely. Especially back in the day when, instead of a board full of boss monsters, they had their main two or three. So you were much more likely to survive.

[@Vic_Chaos_]

@@patrickzalatoris3206 and if you use it alongside The Dark Door it doesn't matter that you can only attack once, because your opponent can only declare an attack once.

[@elhajjmalikel6266]

On Dueling Nexus, I run Ordeal of a Traveler, Scrap-Iron Scarecrow and Negate Attack in different decks. I'm surprised people use these cards.

[@InfiniteTranscendence]

I had an idea. The top 10 cards of a certain year, starting from the beginning. It would give a good idea and emphasis on how the meta was at the time to new and old players alike, while showing how the game shifted. For example: Top 10 cards of 2002. Top 10 cards of 2003. Top 10 cards of 2004. Etc. This also adds variety to the videos as it helps with the power creep that makes once powerful cards irrelevant. We can see how the meta shifted and how cards like Cyber Dragon popping up on the scene ended up changing things.

[@lucaskendysilva1552]

I think this is a great idea! However, I believe that would make for very long series of videos. Instead, what about a series of "best cards of each master rule" or maybe "best cards from each five years"? I think that would serve the same purpose as you suggested, but would make the videos even more entertaining and purposeful.

[@InfiniteTranscendence]

@@lucaskendysilva1552 That isn't a bad idea either. I wasn't expecting him to do them all at the same time, but rather alternating a bit like he did with the banned cards list. I think with each Master Rule you would only get a few cards which would make it hard for people to understand the history of the game. You would just see the same old cards we always see on the list and I thought it would be interesting to see some older stuff that was viable at one point. Another channel did an amazing video on Yu Gi Oh's early history and I think Duel Logs would be perfect for narrating it. It's interesting seeing how the game changed so much over the years and I think it would encapsulate it well. Just my opinion though. Thanks for your response!

[@lucaskendysilva1552]

Now that you said it, yes I agree that making by game rule would be "more of the same", since we would probably be seeing same cards we already see very often on other top 10. Indeed, I now agree with you that making them by year would be the best way, but I still think the time frames could be a little longer (maybe "best out of 3 years"), so that the audience also does not get tired of the videos. Anyways, thanks for the opinions and the politeness! Let's hope duellogs maybe see our comments and consider our ideas. Have a great weekend ahead!

[@InfiniteTranscendence]

@@lucaskendysilva1552 No problem! The pleasure is mine! That's why I was saying not to make all of the videos back to back. He could do like one year every couple of weeks or something as I have no doubt he would need time to research and make the material anyways. He spent about a year working on the banned list series while doing other videos. That's basically what I had in mind if that makes sense. Have a good weekend!

[@popstarchamp]

It'd be interesting if there was another Swords of Revealing Light retrain where it could do something like prevent attacks for two turns, and in exchange it was a lingering effect instead of the card having to stay on the field to keep the effect going.

[@cameronbreeze4029]

That sounds like actual hell

[@anaven27]

Funnily an interesting card that could've made this list is The Golden Swordsoul. From the Albaz structure, it may not be played in Branded or Swordsoul, but it's actually generically a pretty decent attack negater, stopping an attack and summoning itself from the hand, then having a few additional effects if you're playing it in Swordsoul or Branded. But in general, it's a 4* Tuner with a decent statline, so it's not bad to have on field.

[@crimsonmaelstrom573]

Call me old fashioned, but I still love a good Mirror Force in my decks. “There’s no school like the old school” as they say

[@shadic.d-_-b6752]

Month ago at fan convention I bought pack of 20 random Japanese Yu-Gi-Oh cards and one of them was Gold Rare Swords of Revealing Light that appeared in Japanese Gold Series Booster Pack. It's nice to see it included on the list even if at lowerst spot

[@a1joryj]

Special shout-out to Gravity Bind (and Level Limit Area B to a lesser extent). Both were played pretty handily back in the day and really only became obselete when Xyz came out, which is still a pretty long time.

[@thatman666]

I be surprised if there was Level Limit - Area C where monsters with Ranks or Arrows can’t attack.

[@HazeEmry]

@@thatman666 how about "monsters without levels have their effects negated" to facilitate decks that don't use the extra deck? Or is that too op

[@williamdrum9899]

The best effect of Swords of Revealing Light was actually exclusive to the anime: it padded the runtime to save money on the animation budget.

[@ultrajonny64]

Top 10 Equip spells Top 10 cards to use with lair of darkness Top 10 cards that tribute your opponent's monster(s) (kaijus count as 1 entry)

[@stevenashley27]

I feel like Swords of Revealing Light should’ve been higher than Scrap Iron Scarecrow cause it did see tournament play for years in early Yugioh. Also, Ordeal of the Traveler was released in 2003, not 2005

[@ashe4054]

Top 10 Monsters only gains effect when they are Summoned properly. Like Mekk-Knight Crusadia Avramax cannot be targeted only when it is Link Summoned, Masquerade the Blazing Dragon can only burn your opponent when it is Fusion Summoned, Crystron Quariongandrax can only banish your opponent's card when it is Synchro Summoned, Arc Rebellion XYZ Dragon is immune to destruction effects only when it is XYZ Summoned

[@ShiningGurren]

I think that was already done

[@spun3654]

Already done

[@Mt.Berry-o7]

Underworld goddess is unaffected by activated effects that don't target her if it is link summoned.

[@Prince.Eva.Huepow]

Amorphactor

[@Mt.Berry-o7]

Beware of these godforsaken bots

[@xxmegagallade47]

A funny one that most people don’t know of is cyber angel natasha. Lots of people just know of it’s snatch steal effect from when drytron was stomping meta, but it has a non once per turn effect to negate attacks declared on ritual monsters

[@gensteps923]

One thing I wish you would have mentioned is Swords of revealing light being able to be re used Infinititely with Cosmic Fortress Golgar. I know it's gimmicky but Its one of my favorite things in my Alien Deck and when it works it works so damn well.

[@blaze3422160]

The fact that you can activate Threatening Roar in response to pre battle phase destruction is super important. It lets you get the effect off way more often than other cards and makes your opponent waste resources if it’s not a pop from something like DPE

[@maestradebobobo767]

You can extend the effect of Swords of Revealing Light infinitely with a Valkyrie deck. I saw a match where this happened and the opponent couldn't lay a single hand on the Valkyrie player

[@webtely]

Great list a lot of these cards have become iconic because of their use in the anime

[@JJJ42069]

Ordeal came out in 2003 in Pharaonic Guardian, Dark Beginnings 2 was a reprint pack in 2005

[@ValorBestBirb]

I'm missing Messenger of Peace on this list, even tho one could debate about it being weaker than swords of revealing light, I love it for my troll watt deck

[@Arntonach]

Love using that card, since it has a cheap upkeep you can refuse to pay to remove it. Plus people tend to think the card does nothing, so when they try to declare an attack, you get to see nothing happen, as if their disappointment is made manifest.

[@wilFluffball]

Gravity bind also

[@MegaMachiOnline]

It’s a nice honorable mention given you can try to attack under it, buuuuuut so can out opponent

[@pandabytes4991]

I personally feel that Phantom Knights' Fog Blade is one of the best trap cards that can be used to stop attacks. Yes, you need a single monster on your field to activate for stalling, but it doesn't require a direct attack to activate. It does come with a downside of negating monster effects too, but you could use that effect of the card to your advantage... giving the card some versatility. Say your opponent has a card immune to destruction through its' effect, but doesn't possess targeting immunity (from spell/trap and/or any), then you can put the card on your opponent's card and then pop it. The only thing you can't use the card for is getting past battle destruction immunity since neither player can target the card for attacks.

[@pi_xi]

Mystic Mine can be countered by Link summoning monsters until you have the same amount of monsters as your opponent very easy.

[@MandalorianRaider]

I'm surprised you didn't include Waboku at the same entry as Threatening Roar, since they're often ran side by side. I know the latter is technically slightly better, but they're functionally almost the same.

[@Quanze]

Waboku doesn't actually stop attacks though, so it doesn't belong on this list. Any effect that takes place during or after damage step/calculation will still go off.

[@MrCegeb]

@@Quanze yes that's right, if opponent plays idk, War Rock or E Hero Sunrise, threatening is better. Thunder of Ruler can also helps, one rarely destroy in the Draw Phase.

[@generationmillennium1584]

How about a “Top 10 Cards Whose Effects Require You to Control a Specific Monster to Activate” as a topic?

[@crowealtiuss]

talking about kuriboh, why not make top 10 best/worst kuriboh since there's so much of them already.

[@nunyabiznes33]

I remember playing Ordeal of a Traveler with Guardian Sphinx decks, it was quite good then since bounced cards would also heal me with Spring of Rebirth.

[@redavocado4971]

Hello Logs, Im eating again

[@yamitommy4015]

Mirror Force is also difficult to keep alive because of it being a battle trap since like you said, modern YGO clears the field before the battle phase.

[@omergolan1766]

Video idea top 10 cards that allows you to attack multiple times or top 10 monsters that can attack multiple times during 1batle phase

[@Ragnarok540]

6:05 DPE doesn't target. Make sure to use what you need before he appears on the field.

[@nobodybutthee]

Probably doesn't meet the technical definition of "stopping attacks" but a really potent and underrated card is Rise to Full Height, makes it so your opponent can only attack one monster on your field but you can circumvent that attack from taking place by targeting a monster that is about to be destroyed or removed in some other way. This effect activates from the GY as well so it's really strong in any mill based strategy

[@Rayzersword]

If Mystic Mine's effect to destroy itself was actually based on number of cards on the field as he is saying, it would not be nearly as annoying. In fact you have to control the same number of monsters specifically, and most decks can't destroy their own monsters.

[@Lobomaru02]

Mirror Force: I can destroy any attacking force. Superheavy Samurai: Hold my beer.

[@buchiklop110]

I love that Mirror Force was so feared that VRAINS had an entire plot point about Revolver using Mirror Force as his trump card.

[@Aurora666_yt]

Swords of Revealing Light is a must-have! It just helped me win my first pvp duel.

[@DarkMaker75]

Surprised that there was no mention of Gravity Bind/Level Limit Area B (Not so good nowadays but were amazing pre-XYZ) or Wall of Revealing Light

[@IRIS-uq8vd]

+1

[@Known_as_The_Ghost]

Personally, I also enjoy One Day of Peace. "Each player draws 1 card, and neither player takes damage until the end of the opponent's next turn."

[@MrCegeb]

True, but it gives opponent card, so...

[@Known_as_The_Ghost]

@@MrCegeb My Exodia deck can afford that.

[@azuredragoon2054]

I'm a little surprised Negate Attack didn't make the list. While it shares a lot of the weaknesses of other battle cards on the list, being a Counter Trap gives it a few strengths over those. Such as being Spell Speed 3, meaning it can't be chained except with another Counter Trap. Additionally, being a counter trap, it works with the Counter Fairy archetype to proc many effects.

[@Mimagito]

Probably got buried under all the - other - better battle traps in the top. Negate Attack would probably make a top 15, but a top 10 sounds a bit tight for it to make it.

[@nicolaistuhlmuller8718]

Because while it has these two slight advantages over threatening roar (can only be negated by other counter traps and synergizes with counter trap support) that's not worth its biggest downside: it can only be activated during the battle phase. Threatening Roar or even Waboku can be activated at any time and can even be chained to their own destruction, meaning if an opponent activates a spell/trap removal during their main phase, you can actually chain a Waboku or Threatening Roar to still stop all attacks for that turn, something that Negate Attack can't do.

[@azuredragoon2054]

@@Mimagito I feel like Negate Attack should have been somewhere between Swords of Revealing Light and Mirror Force. Probably overall tying with Scrap Iron.

[@azuredragoon2054]

@@nicolaistuhlmuller8718 I would have placed it between Mirror Force and Swords, personally.

[@MrIsleNFair]

3:31 Dotodoya and his all luck deck beg to differ....in all sense, Ordeal of a traveller is absolute OP troll effect

[@jfjvmdvbdcndkj]

I'm surprised Speedroid Menko didn't make this list: When your opponent declares an attack, you summon it to the field and change all your opponent's attack position monsters to defense modes. It saves whatever you have on the field, gives you a monster on board, and ends the battle phase. It's better than Fader and Scarecrow

[@dancostello4872]

Except Links can't go into DEF so they'd still be able to attack, and that distinction alone is enough to stop it seeing widespread play, because Links are the most generic & most commonly played ED monster. The important thing to note is Speedroid Menko doesn't end the BP, but if all opponent's monsters are in DEF (& not SHS or Cocytus) then you can no longer get attacked so it's a quasi-Battle Fader but definitely not better.

[@inthebreeeze]

For a video suggestion maybe top 10 cards that start a combo that see the most plays? Love the videos in general brother 👍🏾

[@UltimateHero128]

Yugi only used the revealing effect of Swords of Revealing Light once. Every time he used it was to actually use it to stall attacks.

[@maxmaier7023]

I have such fond memories of sideboarding in Scarecrow in my Blackwings deck because i knew my meta was super aggressive and mostly plant synchro haha

[@MrCegeb]

As for Battle Fader, you probably meant Solemn Warning (which was popular during the time Battle Fader was played)

[@thunderstarchampion]

You know, Gravity Bind and Level Limit Area B saw more play than Swords...

[@marsella527]

Gotta give some love to Waboku. One of the OG confusing effects

[@JoeVO24]

in retrospect i should have seen #1 coming but man i didnt expect it at number 1 and it felt like a punch in the face-

[@leojamesquiambao1047]

Maybe not related to the list, but in the Anime, Joey used a trap called Celebration of Creation that has the effect to end the current turn immediately if a monster was special summoned by card effect. Do you think it will be good if it would be released?

[@HazeEmry]

A turn skip triggered by one of the most common thing to happen? Absolutely. Better Nibiru

[@leojamesquiambao1047]

@@HazeEmry yeah. Probably gonna be funny if your opponent special summons a tuner with 0 atk, then you flip this card and your opponent realizes they shouldn't have put the tuner in atk position.

[@sharkdrake3771]

Dark Sanctuary is a favorite of mine. It has a 50/50 chance to negate an attack and deal burn damage.

[@qedsoku849]

Something cool that works against swift scarecrow and battle fader is to remove the attacking monster from the field, preventing them from negating the attack and ending the battle phase.

[@AIRFGC]

don't actively play YGO, haven't been on duel links ranked in like 2 years but these videos are still fun to watch

[@tabmasterbeats]

It's funny that Battle Fader is a slightly better Swift Scarecrow, but BF is R in Master Duel and SS is SR

[@tabmasterbeats]

Oh wow! The *real* TheDuelLogs Duel Logs responded to me! Can you please do a top ten monsters to play with the field spell Yami? I keep running it with my Summoned Skull beatdown deck and I keep losing to something called Floowandereeze or something

[@levendeurdebd3819]

@@tabmasterbeats you think it’s real or it’ a scam ?

[@tabmasterbeats]

@@levendeurdebd3819 I'm being sarcastic there lol

[@rudyramadhana4127]

I remember an old 2-card combo that I found myself regarding this topic: macro cosmos + gravekeeper's servant.

[@autocharge7547]

Favorites are “scrap iron scarecrow” and one that was not mentioned“Atraffic Control” scrap iron can protect from 1 attack and Atraffic is amazing as long as your opponent has 3ormore monsters he can not attack and with many deck swarming the field having more than one is almost guaranteed

[@scoundrel6778]

Battle Fader can also be a detriment, because it can leave you vulnerable to piercing damage and stop you from casting spells that require no face-up cards on the field. I prefer Swift Scarecrow over Battle Fader

[@zephyrgaming8709]

kiteroid honorable mention?

[@AlejandroGarcia.]

Impenetrable attack and defense draw are pretty good imo they've saved me countless times

[@tho_tho]

I had a feeling Ordeal would be in the list before even watching the video, if playing a deck that gets a lot of cards of all types in your hand and has ways to protect it, you can get rid of way too many things super easily with it! Also couples amazingly well with Skill Drain to make sure the opponent's monsters can't do a thing if they get the guess wrong.

[@Weareonenation303]

I don' think Mirror Force would see play even if you could activate it from the hand. your opponent just negates it or has monsters that cannot be destroyed by card effects making it completely useless. The fact it's a battle trap means it's never going to see any meta relevance. You'd need a Storming Mirror Force that can be activated from the hand, shuffles monsters and can't be responded by monster effects for it to be considered by people.

[@Hugelag]

I have some list suggestions of you don't mind: Best Story cards part 2 Top 10 cards that show actual cards Top 10 cards that aren't in Master Duel Top 10 stall cards. Top 10 generic pendulum cards. Top 10 parody cards. (Like how Weed Out parodies Return from the Different Dimension.) Top 10 special conditions in the games. More Rescue Rabbit, please.

[@reisen9584]

arent there a similar field spell card that prevents monster from atacking? I forgot but you can use it with set rotation to lock your opponent from using field spell as well as attacking. I thought that would be no 2.

[@chemstones]

I would love to see "Top 10 red eyes cards" would be very interesting. Since red eyes have always kinda lived in the shadows of blues

[@dudono1744]

Top 10 cards to stop Tenpai

[@SirMexicanYCP]

You know, I see Mirror Force and its variants mentioned a lot in these kind of videos, but I kind of feel bad that Dark Mirror Force is constantly forgotten. Can’t blame them, considering it is probably the worst one unless fighting against decks that have a lot of monsters that attack in defense position.

[@jokerofmorocco]

Please do "Top 10 Cards with a -2 or lower Card Disadvantage"

[@snuggstcg]

I really love smoke mosquito, I play it in Gren Maju. If you're behind you can slap it down take half an attack and end their BP, then next turn use it for a rank 8 play.

[@Alexifeu]

You make the best videos and I think I already watch all of them nearly

[@AtlasNovack]

Top 10 cards with YGO cards in their art (card of safe return, rare value, etc.)

[@digitaladventurer2142]

To be fair Yugi only used Swords 2nd effect in 1 duel against Panik. all other turns he was just stalling for time

[@jdb2002]

What about Cyber Valley? When attacked, it allows you to draw a card and end the battle phase. You also have the option to banish it and one other monster to draw 2 cards

[@JCDLGAMINGTV]

Suggestion for a list, top 10 archetypes that have yet to receive direct support for the longest time. So archetypes in the game who last got direct support (so cards that either have the archetype in the name or are treated as an archetype card like fusion of fire for salamangreats) ages ago. This being a shortest to longest time list. There's an archetype I absolutely love but haven't had any direct support for about 6 years

[@michaeljohnson5167]

Someone tried to Scarecrow my Berserker of the Tenyi once. Flawless Perfection of the Tenyi prevented the negate from going through lol

[@LeighFae]

Not sure if this is too broad a topic, but I would love to see a list of Top 10 Cards That Can Only Be Activated During the Battle Phase

[@daftside58]

Great cards to final countdown deck

[@EmmaDilemma039]

I'm not sure that negating Battle Faders summon stops the effect. I've had instances in master duel where someone tries to destroy or negate BF's summon only to find the effect still went through XD

[@KaoruMzk]

If it hits the field, the effect went through. You'd have to use a floodgate like negation that stops it from activating altogether, something like Calamities or Vanity's Fiend, I guess.

[@teddyhaines6613]

You can use Royal Oppression against it apparently, since RO can also negate effects that special summon as well as special summons themselves. For all the good that countering it with a banned card does.

[@smicklou3297]

Top ten effects that activate on attack but don't stop the attack. My favorite dark mirror force

[@UncleMerlin]

Where is Cosmic Blazar Dragon

[@binkyboy9]

I should get some of these to modernise my Destiny Board deck. It's all about stalling attacks and protecting the back row.

[@nicoofthenight8403]

How about cards that punish the opponent for attacking? Yubel, Tragoedia, Gorz etc

[@Raziel_HHL]

to this day I always play around fucking Gorz lmao, I know full well that the moment I DON'T my opponent randomly pulls out the Gorz lul

[@nicoofthenight8403]

@@Raziel_HHL Yeah I still side it

[@bismarckimperia8781]

The Gorz ptsd is real.

[@Raziel_HHL]

@@bismarckimperia8781lol, 2 days ago I played against the most weird deck in Master Duel and they actually ran Gorz

[@silent7159]

The fact players still play around Gorz show how impactful it was

[@joshwew9551]

I’m surprised. Utopia is not here. Granted, the attack negation is often for the double or Nothing!

[@facu77chess86]

Un saludo desde Argentina!

[@2445ace]

missed opportunity to use "doesn't stand a ghost of a chance" on swords of revealing light segment

[@SalvadorTorres-nb2ik]

It's a long shot, but that intro music sounds so familiar. I can't quite pinpoint where it's from.

[@nintendolife25]

Back then, I used to think Swords of Revealing Lights was one of the best Spell Cards even thanks to the anime.

[@SomeGuy712x]

I'm surprised you didn't mention Waboku alongside Threatening Roar or something. Waboku didn't technically prevent battle, but it did protect your monsters and your life points from battle for the entire turn, so it was very similar to Threatening Roar, though it could be activated once battle had already begun. (Also, if two monsters with equal Attack battle, the Waboku user's monster would survive, while the opponent's would still die.)

[@elhajjmalikel6266]

I use Waboku in Dueling Nexus. Very underrated card. I use to use it a ton back in the day. It's old but gold. Still highly effective. Just because it's old doesn't mean it's still isn't good. I hate how people just forget about these cards because they are older.

[@The16bithero]

Top 10 Worst Positive Effects I suggest this because in a video you said that "gaining defense is one of the worst positive effects that a card can have"

[@nicolaistuhlmuller8718]

There is already a video of the top 10 worst technicially positive effects

[@The16bithero]

@@nicolaistuhlmuller8718 dammit, overlooked that one. Thank you!

[@alexthiessen7454]

I feel like battleguard howling was slept on in this video

[@Flaris]

Some cards like Swords of Revealing Light may not fit into the game that Yugioh has become, but it was definitely cool for the time.

[@Nightmare_52]

i use the turtle in my gem knight deck to set up seraphinite and get a battle phase skip as a bonus works quite well in md

[@Hero_of_Comedy]

I suggest, if possible, a list of the top ten cards that are only useless because another card is/was on the banlist.

[@cloroxbleachchocolate_synchron]

Top 10 best anime extra deck monsters

[@AquaLucario]

Top Ten Cards that make you go Negative. There's gotta be a handful of cards with effects so powerful that even though their cost technically makes you go negative, they're actually worth the loss.

[@lindasegal9992]

1:27 And if you can get it back to you’re hand you can make it last five turns

[@alextheartist01]

while i understand why cyber valley didn't quite make the list how did scrap iron scarecrow make the list but not negate attack since one only stops one attach the other stops the attack and then ends the battle phase

[@darknesswave100]

Just imagine if Swords of Revealing Light left the field when it was activated but the effect lingered till it was supposed to end. Would there be a way to negate that?

[@MrCegeb]

Negate the activation at the first time should do it. Similar to negating Final Countdown or Eradicator Epidemic Virus (both are lingering)

[@khrixanyna9889]

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