Yu-Gi-Oh's Oldest Effect Monsters

[@lucadivine3862]

I have to disagree with you about Lord of D., The main reason to play it is not to use Flute of Summon Dragon, the main reason is to be able to make jokes about its name.

[@oyohoyoh373]

yeheah boi

[@ImSumGuy]

I think you miss the use of Hane-Hane back then, he's good against tribute monsters because in the grave, they could just monster reborn, in the hand, they'll have to be tribute summoned again

[@Entei9000]

Good point, but aside from Monster Reborn there was also little to no cards that actually could special summon from the graveyard

[@grantflippin7808]

@@Entei9000 reborn was still always ran at 3

[@garymcginnis8511]

@@grantflippin7808 for like a week bruh

[@paulsvensson6948]

I still see no reason to not just play Wall of Illusion though.

[@Shay96]

You'd pretty much run Hane-Hane if you wanted more Wall of Illusion effects, even though it was a worse version overall. The one plus Hane-Hane had was if they weren't attacking into it and you managed to flip summon it. But then that would rely having it on the field for a turn and surviving.

[@sowhazupguy]

Reaper of the cards' stats apparently mean something, according to the yugioh wiki The odd stat line on this monster is a reference to Japanese folk lore. The numbers roughly translate to "YOU ARE GOING TO THE SECRET MOUNTAIN"

[@marunalister5597]

So this is a Brazil situation as it were.

[@elviscassemiro9139]

@@marunalister5597 cara kkk, boa

[@Winasaurus]

I think the odd stat line is just a side effect of the specific way it was portrayed in the anime. It was under a 30% ATK/DEF boost, and all the cards used in that one specific duel had very jank stat lines so that after boosting they were approximating the stats they were shown with in the manga. Some were tweaked a little in terms of the final number they approximate, but the concept is the same. It's boosted stats were 1794/2509, so basically 1800/2500. (Actually 500 DEF stronger than manga) The other cards this impacted: Castle of Dark Illusion 920/1930 -> 1196/2509 ≈ 1200/2500 (exact to manga) Dark Chimera 1610/1460 -> 2093/1898 ≈ 2100/1900 (exact to manga) Barox 1380/1530 -> 1794/1989 ≈ 1800/2000 (200 DEF weaker than manga) King of Yamimakai 2000/1530 -> 2600/1989 ≈ 2600/2000 (300 DEF weaker than manga) I guess this is because all these cards had normal stats in the manga, but by this point in the anime they already introduced the field effect thing that night = boosted fiends, so to make them kinda close they either had to pretend that field effects don't matter, or that the cards had weirdo stat lines. Fun fact, Yugi literally kills the guy from that duel in the manga. Presumably for ruining card consistency.

[@FMeister94]

I do miss vanilla text. It’s more fun to read than effects

[@solbradguy7628]

That’s why I like how MTG does it. If a card’s text isn’t too long they’ll put some flavor text at the bottom.

[@cashnelson2306]

yeah it never made the slightest bit of sense but that was a big part of the appeal to the game imo. they took the Lost approach to writing: just throw whatever bullshit you want at the wall, it doesn't matter if it makes any sense

[@Riwul]

Wait... You're supposed to play yugioh. You're not supposed to read your cards

[@fancyb.p.6122]

I wonder if they could have alternative normal monsters to give lore on some popular monsters.

[@iseektheholygrail2055]

Which is why world legacy deserve every bit of lore it has.

[@KingChiggy]

All of these old artworks are so nostalgic

[@feferson492]

they did look a loot better then the anime garbage they put out these days

[@SHADE45]

Random fact: According to that weird old school Yu-Gi-Oh tutorial DVD or whatever, Hane-Hane is apparently pronounced "Hah-nay Hah-nay"

[@cgederz6747]

Came to the comments for this

[@jaygamings6888]

Considering Yu-Gi-Oh! is Japanese in origin it makes sense. ハ is translated as 'Ha', and pronounced 'Hah' and ネ is translated as 'Ne', and pronounced 'Nay', which leads to ハネハネ, or Hane(Hahnay) Hane(Hahnay).

[@InvaderWeezle]

That's how it's pronounced in Japanese, so "Hah-nay Hah-nay" is the correct pronunciation. The card's name is a play on how "羽" or "Hane" means both "feather" and "blade" in Japanese.

[@cashnelson2306]

I mean, duh? Japanese pronunciation isn't hard lol I have no idea how y'all watch so much anime then can't pronounce words like that

[@jokerofmorocco]

Makes sense based on Japanese romanization

[@bacabata4681]

Mysterious Puppeteer is the one who controls Shaddoll Construct. Anyway, I'm just joking. But maybe this is the idea of Gimmick Puppet and Shaddoll archetype in the future?

[@Rand0mPeon]

I can’t tell if you’re joking or if it’s actual lore...

[@justicesafety6381]

Hard to believe that

[@paulolucero9864]

D E E P E S T L O R E

[@Sorahx1]

@@Rand0mPeon It isn't, Tierra is controlling Construct with the Shaddoll core in order to ressurect herself.

[@gameplayer2120]

I thought it was puppet master

[@G44D0]

Wall of Illusion was the shit back in the day, with that card I started making my first burn decks before burn even was a thing!

[@isaiasvazquez5792]

I still remember when I got my first ever "Swordman from a distant land", it changed my life

[@QueenAldra]

Take a shot every time he says "back in the day" lol

[@paulovinasrocha6166]

💀💀💀

[@gjergj124]

I just realized lord of D has hands. I always looked at the shoulder claws it now I can see those draconic hands reaching toward the viewers

[@adhamwashere5320]

I only found out recently I just though that the hands were a cape pattern

[@benallen7704]

A lot of early Yugioh cards had really inconsistent printing tones. Lots had hidden details on account of dark coloring.

[@JamesSonOfBaboonzo]

Ah, the good old days when Man Eater Bug was the best effect monster in the game. Imagine if you showed Endymion Master of Magic to a player back then.

[@melffyrabby1009]

Nice name

[@williamfalls]

I personally felt Cyber Jar was the best old school flip monster... Even though it was an essay paper of a flip effect for the time.

[@davidzhou2161]

the old school player would go insane it would be impossible for him to actually understand everything it does and hed prob stop playing yugioh lol

[@Kylora2112]

Even better would be show them Apoqliphort Towers, tell them how easy it is to get 3 Qli monsters on the field, AND tell them that no one plays the deck.

[@bijuutamer729]

They’d probably think you showed them a “Magic the Gathering” card.

[@trainergold749]

Hey dzeeff, for some reason Vietnamese subtitles are available on this video and boy it looks like the translation algorithm is having a fever dream

[@Alsyoutubeaccount]

I’m so confused. Why are most of the words in English but not at all the words he’s saying?

[@yorulaney8563]

I think at the very beginning yugioh was supposed to be played with pretty much only normal monsters to deal damage and fight and all of the special stuff would come from the spells and traps with just a few effect monster exeptions, with pretty straight forward effects (as we saw in those packs) and the biggest plays would be summoning big fusion monsters but its turned into a game where pretty much everything happens through effect monsters and spells just aid you in the process with traps almost not being played anymore xD. I wish we had a yu gi oh card game like the slow intended yugioh, would be kinda fun. Even though i love 5ds and the synchro era as much as the next guy i think its lost most of its yugioh charm after the first season and quickly turned into something different

[@bodaciouschad]

The last time I bought Yu-gi-oh products was 2008. I played my old deck against a new one in 2016 and lost on the first turn, repeatedly. There was nothing I could do because I had already lost before I could set a trap card or play a lightning storm.

[@paulsvensson6948]

Traps are actually pretty good again. Most of them are pretty bad still, but there are a couple of them that see a lot of play. Even trap decks are played currently. You can see Altergeist and Guru, and even things like Dragoon control decks. Eldlich is also a thing. I even think frogs are playable right now. You don't see as many traps in the decks, but most decks have a few traps they play. I am not trying argue against your opinion here. The game has changed a lot, for better or worse, and the reasons you state are more or less the same reasons that made me quit Vanguard a few months ago.

[@yorulaney8563]

@@paulsvensson6948 ah alright im not really up to date with current decks. But i still dont think that makes my point invalid. But im glad that they dont let one of the 3 card types die xD

[@Wuunderboy]

Exactly!!! As much as it may hurt people's feelings.. almost all effect monsters today could just be a vanilla monster and their effects could be turned into spells and traps

[@wander1139]

reaper of the cards is the best card in the game for phycological warfare if your opponent has ocd they will be driven insane bye its weird attack value

[@filiplucic]

Actually, original Lord of D. effect made your dragons unaffected by spells, traps and monster effects. The unlimited edition copy changed that effect to the current one

[@michaelrose3625]

interesting how wicked worm beast is kinda like the original version of spirit monsters but without special summoning restrictions since there were less ways to special summon back then

[@BILOUUU59]

Most old effect monsters with very gimmicky effects on paper, later became the premice for entire gimmicks or archetypes. (See the Flip monsters in the Exodd Structure Deck with their effects to flip themselves face-down which were later seen on the Subterror Behemoth monsters for example.)

[@Griever49]

Lord of D actually got an errata, I remember his first version being super good because it made dragons inmune to effects, not just targets

[@videakias3000]

I really wish the game had the mentality that effect monsters should have worse stats than the normal monsters,the game would be way more balanced then.

[@BulletProofBacon]

That’s a really interesting point

[@enlongjones2394]

I remember when they came out with tribute monster retrains of Man-Eater Bug and Hane-Hane. Nobleman-Eater Bug and Hade-Hane. Required 1 tribute, but they destroyed or bounced *two* monsters, wow

[@noukan42]

Hane hane retrain bounced 3, it was still massively worse than penguin soldiers, but at least it was not completely outclassed. I even experimented a bit whit the bug back in the day, but it was the only thing i would have tribute set, wich made way too obvious what i was trying to do.

[@TeeteringTod]

Flip: At the 8th end phase after this card was flipped face up, draw 3 cards.

[@MonteScarf]

Too strong, it draws way too quickly. Make it discard instead

[@rainbowdragon168]

I still have Man-Eater Bug, Mysterious Puppeteer and Trap Master

[@melffyrabby1009]

Same

[@sergiolara1217]

Hane Hane broo

[@furymonger5395]

I too have man eater bug

[@cashnelson2306]

okay lol

[@kylesherlock3859]

What about muka muka

[@Itsjustlikemagic]

Why are there no jars on your list? Morphing, cyber, and fiber jars all had amazing flip effects that are impactful in both old and new school Yugioh.

[@Dzeeff]

This video is about the Effect Monsters from LOB, Starter Deck Yugi, and Starter Deck Kaiba

[@abiakbar286]

Yugioh! Power Of Chaos: Yugi the Destiny vibes. Great game, although i still prefer Joey the Wheeler one

[@PizzaRatJC]

"Joey The Wheeler" is a better name than Joey: The Passion, I'm not even mad you got it wrong and mixed his full name with the game name

[@shadespenguin4854]

Wall of illusion is still one of my most fond cards playing with my siblings and bouncing that blue-eyes. have fun summoning that back :)

[@MrMarinus18]

2:45 In the anime it's effect was actually much better. There when it was summoned it destroyed every spell card on the opponent's side of the field. Every face-down spell/trap card would then be checked and spell cards among them would also be destroyed. It also wasn't a flip effect monster, it would just do it upon any sort of summon.

[@judgemoka273]

Man-Eater Bug was one of my favorite cards back in the day. Almost every deck I built had to include Man-Eater Bug.

[@ComfyShortz]

Man eater bug is still pretty popular in casual and troll decks. Nothing like letting your friend go through an advanced summon of some kind then attack the face down man eater bug on your field with it.

[@bodkimalone]

fondly remember and man-eater bug...2 polar opposites mate, I look back at it with rage as I attack and lose my monster...it's why I have trust issues, that and the mirror forces

[@hawkticus_history_corner]

Hame-Hane was all right back in Caveman Yugioh, just later in the duel. I ran 3 and used them to bounce Tribute Monsters. Sometimes that was better than killing them with Man Eater Bug

[@ValVenusaur]

Wall of Illusion is such a problem in Yugi-Kaiba format that some us tech Stop Defense as a poor man’s NoC

[@nathansparks9814]

My friends and I have started our own "progressive" series, every 2 weeks a new set comes out, we open 20 packs from it on the pack simulator, and use those to make or enhance our decks. We are currently on Metal Raiders and I have a Bomb ass fiend deck in the works. It's been suoer fun playing casual old school yugioh again

[@RigoLeons]

Can you do set by set reviews, like explaining each card in a set, the meta game at the time and cards that are banned/limited and if it has relevance in today's game. Like your my favorite yugi-tuber since you focus on the card-art and have a good knowledge on the game and history. Idk like yugioh card timeline. Anyway, I like your stuff, I dont play anymore but its cool hearing someone talk about it. I bet the current players enjoy listening too.

[@neobullseye1]

Honestly, the biggest confusion I can see happening with Wicked Worm Beast is not the thing returning itself to the Hand from the Graveyard (Card Effects generally don't trigger from the Graveyard unless specifically stated otherwise, especially with a card that old), but rather the wrongful use of the term "Your". In the original printing, it says: "This card is returned to your hand at the end of your turn." Not the owner's hand, /your/ hand. And since card effects should be read from the perspective of the controller (which also affects a certain card-drawing card whose name I can't remember which shifts control halfway through its effect, meaning the opponent is the one who gets to draw, not you), that means that if you somehow managed to snatch control of an opponent's Wicked Worm Beast, it would return to /your/ hand at your turn's End Phase.

[@TheAverageGuyTAG]

Effect Monster at Common in old Yugioh: "If this Attack Position card is changed to face-up Defense Position: Shuffle your Deck." Effect Monster at Common in more recent Yugioh: "Cannot be Normal Summoned/Set. Must be Special Summoned by its own effect. If a monster(s) you control is destroyed by an opponent's attack or card effect: You can pay half your LP; Special Summon this card from your hand. Cannot be targeted by card effects. If this card attacks an opponent's monster, during the Damage Step only, negate the effects of that monster while it is face-up on the field (but its effects can still be activated), also its ATK becomes half its original ATK. Once per battle, if this card battles, during damage calculation (Quick Effect): You can make this card's ATK become equal to the highest original ATK on the field (your choice, if tied)."

[@jajordan2106]

eventual video: Commentors don't understand they are Dzeeff's little pogchamp

[@guythat779]

Printing these Cards was konami's biggest mistake which led them to a 20 year journey of trying to powercreep man eater bug Change my mind

[@Wuunderboy]

I have the perfect erratta for a few of them and a new card to make.... Reaper of the cards- Flip- destroy all face down spells and traps on your opponents side of the field. Trap Master - now, FLIP- select 1 trap card on the field, return it to your opponents hand. If the selected card is set, pick it up and see the card. If the selected card is not a Trap card, return it to its original position. Magic Master- Flip- select 1 spell card on the field, return it to your opponents hand. If the selected card is set, pick up and see the card. If the selected card is not a Spell card, return it to its original position Wall of illusion give 2200 def

[@lordcorbipants545]

Ngl I smiled pretty big when he brought up man eater bug

[@Roboshi2007]

reaper of the cards is even worse when you realise you had to tribute it, then book of moon it then flip it just to pop one trap card and even then fail if it was a face down spell card.

[@Rand0mPeon]

‘’Book of moon it’’ ? You know that you can set a tribute summoned monster, right? It’s still trash, but book or moon isn’t needed.

[@chompyzilla]

What’s sad about reaper is that there is only three trap cards in the LOB format, none of which you could effectively use reaper on. Two-Pronged Attack was shit. So no one played. Dragon Capture Jar might have been halfway decent if not for the lack of good dragons. As is no one played that either. The last one was Trap Hole, which was played, but reaper actually has enough atk that trap hole can destroy it. So if you flip summon reaper and target trap hole, they would just chain it to destroy your reaper. Even if you thought you were being clever by setting Reaper and waiting for an opponent’s attack to flip it up, your opponent would see that coming, as what the hell else would you be tribute setting in this format. When the starter decks came out, it finally had some cards it could force in waboku and reinforcements, but trap master then exists so you wouldn’t bother with reaper anyway.

[@sirwolfy9372]

The very first TCG pack is the way but there were previous sets that had some cards have effects later and lose effects. Flame Swordsman could destroy all dino from the field and was a lv 5/6 effect monster. And another example is Sangan that had not an effect backthen

[@nikolasmiller897]

Wasnt Pumking in the kaiba deck?

[@crimsoncount8215]

I used to run reaper of the cards in dl back when it first came out, it combined with yami made it a 2130 wall that was a pain to run over

[@totalwartimelapses6359]

Anyone who played the game "Power of Chaos Yugi the Destiny" will be extremely familiar with all these cards Especially MEB, Hane-Hane, and Trap Master

[@chimeratcg07]

This was a nice throwback.

[@Oruk-Orup]

How would and artifact card interact with cards like trap master. I've never though of it before

[@kingofurukgilgamesh7828]

I did combo Mysterious Puppeteer with Ultimate Offering + Otohime, and 7 Colored fish and Umiiruka. With the help of Otohime, I could easily run over Summoned Skull, or some defensive monsters, and preserve my LP with Puppeteer. I could re-summon the monsters bounced by Wall of Illusions. Today's combo decks got nothing on playground combo decks :)

[@JackGilb]

You should definitely make a video on early fusion monsters

[@tbyhmes1184]

Back in the day lord of D had a different effect.

[@dijek5511]

Hane Hane is actually pronounced "ha-nay ha-nay."

[@helmijjj]

dzeeff was obviously talking about Heyn Heyn, he just showed the wrong card.

[@bojack99]

Is exidia a hand trap ?

[@deviancepurplehaze6045]

The newer effects are too long. Like wall of text. Looking back at the old manga. the charactet did not use much of effect monsters and the story compensated it with spells and traps. Now, spells and traps are like gimmick.

[@RavenWitchShade]

Surprised with Wall of Illusion you didn't bring up the wording on the original SDY print - "The monster attacking this creature is returned to its owner's hand."

[@Dzeeff]

Already covered it in the Weird Card Effects series :)

[@EizaYgo]

0:30 phantom spyral players are the exception xD

[@GuyInHisOwnWorld]

I remember Hane-Hane being the first Yugioh card that I ever received.

[@WilliamReginaldLucas]

As a kid I thought Wall of Illusion also wasn't destroyed by battle so I always used it aha

[@emobassist]

I remember you were a boss back in the day when you had an effect monster

[@overwatchbulletpoints4782]

I miss the good ole' days of short and simple card effects and where ATT and DEF actually mattered lol

[@stevenalvarez2924]

If Mysterious Puppeteer said "Normal or Special summoned" It may become a very broken card. XD 10k life gain potential per turn? yes please.

[@Entei9000]

Sadly with how fast the game is today I feel like all that would accomplish is buying you one extra turn before getting OTK'd

[@paulsvensson6948]

You would probably have to normal summon it going first. Then you opponent just makes a large board and hits for game. I think even Madolche might just OTK you through the life gain. The full combo is somewhere around 13k damage and they wipe the board around the 8th, so you would have 12-12,5k life points to survive with. It would be better to just run Ghost Sister for the life gain as it gains you around 20k instead

[@stevenalvarez2924]

@@paulsvensson6948 hahaha. As someone who hasn't played yugioh since it first came out this is both crazy and depressing.

[@paulsvensson6948]

@@stevenalvarez2924 Madolche makes this combo off of 1 card, with 9 (11 going second) possible starters (and can make it without normal summoning), but the deck is not really considered that good. It has extenders, but not enough of a grind through negates. The game has some crazy decks currently haha.

[@t.b.g.animation6185]

Man eater bug....gave nightmare..back then....he was like some monarch sibling😄😄😄

[@ItsNumber84]

It's funny that Exodia's effect was basically unnecessary since they wrote it into the rules themselves

[@benallen7704]

Not truly unnecessary. While, yeah, you're right that it was under "win conditions" in the rulebook AND it was famous from the anime, putting it on the card shut down anyone trying to be a dick in situations where there might not be a rulebook available.

[@Safersephiroth777]

And you always get some smart asses who think that they can cancel Exodia's effect since it is an effect monster.

[@AkamexAris1023]

The 5 LOB effect monsters all range from 1-5* once each

[@fawfulmark2]

Yugi/Kaiba Format Effect Monster Tier List: Meta Tier: Man-Eater Bug, Wall of Illusion, Trap Master Good Tier: The Wicked Worm Beast, Lord of D. Tech Tier: Armed Ninja, Hane-Hane, Reaper of the Cards Meh Tier: The Stern Mystic, Mysterious Puppeteer Exodia Tier: Exodia

[@IamMullet]

Correction: Man-Eater Bug could destroy a monster *regardless of position*

[@markchang2964]

3:48 best card in the game!

[@keanuoliveira4494]

How is trap master not a fiend or spellcaster?

[@becraftcorey]

I think most of us in OG tcg didn't even do tributes we just did what they did on the show with 8k life points

[@WilliamReginaldLucas]

Those who like myself aren't well versed in the modern game should organise tournaments where you can only use SDY, SDK and LOB. If you wanted to add more could use SDJ and SDP, along with their supporting booster packs!

[@dr.zainaldeen1350]

I have just finished watching the video you had uploaded three years ago ( best fake cards you have collected ) so I think your an expert in fake yugioh cards and I hope you can help me . Actually couple of weeks ago I bought 310 yugioh cards , I don't know why but I started to love them especially when I watched the anime . Anyway yesterday I figured out ( I hoped that I didn't ) that my cards are fake , the quality is good the card text is good every thing in them is right , but the cards says 1st edition but the sticker in the bottom right corner is silver . So what can I do with them , can I sell them for 150-300$ or no they are trash ? I have all three god cards and that light creator god ( I don't remember the card name ) and skuna the lionen rakan ( I don't know if skuna is fake because the card don't say 1st edition ) and alot more but I don't know if I can do any thing with them so I appreciate it if anyone can help ?

[@esoteric7990]

Wouldn't it have been more interesting to cover via ocg order which begins including effect monsters with Vol.3: Armed Ninja, Hane-Hane, Man-Eater Bug, Reaper of the Cards, Skelengel Followed up by Booster 3: Dark Artist, Hourglass of Courage, Patrol Robo, Wodan the Resident of the Forest Clearly the first wave of effect monsters were better lol What were they thinking?

[@cynicalfunk3389]

I kinda wish they would make more cards with odd atk like Reaper

[@peng1luver259]

1930 and 1380? Calculations for battle damage back then must have been difficult without a calculator or a paper for writing down calculations

[@guythat779]

Hane hane has awakened deeo feelings of contempt

[@tommygun1810]

My first ever booster pack had right arm of the forbidden one is it

[@callapratt7927]

I play skull servants, so I have to play 3 vanillas lol

[@Luminousplayer]

HMMMMMMMMMMMMmmmm.........Armed Ninja another flip effect monster from LOB... target 1 SPELL card on the field.... Dzeeff!! they were MAGIC cards 😜 back in the day, used a more recent printing for the video >:P

[@Foxywaterable]

Man eater bug right? That’s the first I remember.

[@oregonborn9769]

I really wish it would have stopped at synchro or xzy

[@paulsvensson6948]

I feel like they could have skipped pendulum and gone directly for link. A generic extra deck summon opened up a lot of possible deck builds. And right now we even have very strong decks using more or less only the older summoning mechanics.

[@FischerOratoria]

Remember that time duel monsters had monsters?

[@ShadowWolfTJC]

Would you be willing to review the next generation of Effect Monsters, such as Penguin Soldier?

[@amorphousprimordia]

Isn't that that card that tells you to form a new deck?

[@ShadowWolfTJC]

@@amorphousprimordia Penguin Soldier's effect is basically an upgrade of Hane-Hane's effect, where you target 2 monsters on the field, and return them to the respective players' hands upon resolution. You might've been thinking of Fiber Jar I think.

[@amorphousprimordia]

@@ShadowWolfTJC No there's another penguin monster with a very dumbly worded effect i don't remember its name

[@ShadowWolfTJC]

@@amorphousprimordia You mean Penguin Knight? It has this effect: When this card is sent directly from your Deck to the Graveyard by an effect of a card controlled by your opponent, unite your Graveyard cards and your own Deck, shuffle them and form a new Deck.

[@Akashi505]

hane hane had the advantage that there were not many ways of special summon, so swinging with a level 5 and > was annoying.

[@nnnp634]

It was good, but I think Man-Eater was better because destroying a level 5 was even better. Yes, your opponent could monster reborn it, but so could you, and at the time Premature Burial and Call of the Haunted didn't exist I believe. Wall of Illusion was better than both though.

[@garymcginnis8511]

i love normal monster decks like world chalice

[@MultiHomersimpson123]

...Trapmaster is a warrior? I would have guessed basically anything else machine, fiend, spellcaster, etc.

[@PizzaRatJC]

"We're gonna talk about early effect monsters These sets have other cards but we won't talk about that, we'll talk about the effect monsters I won't talk about the same effect card twice" My dude STRUGGLING to make the video 10min

[@brasil3778]

I think the first monster with effect was sangan He just didn't activated his affects

[@Nionivek]

Ahh Reaper of the Cards... One of the coolest cards with an oddly high amount of relevant lore attributed to it... and it is terrible and to my knowledge they never even attempted to retrain it. (Though on the plus side Skull Servant got relevant play... At least more play than Shine Ball did)

[@hamzarejeb8247]

Lol I play 7 normal monsters in my favorite deck (world chalice) and I don't mind to draw them

[@WetBoy]

I run three of each of the normal monsters.

[@SeraphCrim11]

Man Eater Bug's original text is much funnier though: FLIP: Destroys 1 monster on the field (REGARDLESS OF POSITION).

[@rexevans100]

They should have made 2 similar cards that only targeted attack or defense position monster.

[@TheMightyGiantDad]

Hane-Hane outs so many good boss monsters dang lol

[@cashnelson2306]

"hayne hayne" lmfao

[@killwillv2610]

Who else just reads and makes comments if you have short ads playing?

[@tatteredjoker2230]

Do yall think dragoon should be banned?

[@Luminousplayer]

misterious puppeteer + ultimate offering + gadget deck = $$$$$$$$$ rank 4's

[@gratedbracelet5942]

Ok, you clarified the wicked worm beast, for that I say thank you. Now please explain pot of greed. I can't seem to figure it out. It just is too confusing. I don't know why konami thought it would be a good idea to make a card that confusing in a children's card game. After that, can you show how it is suppose to work?

[@tatteredjoker2230]

Im not getting your notifications when u post a video i subscribed and i have the notifications on when you do post just wanted to let u know thx

[@shawnli4746]

it's Ha Ne Ha Ne NOT "hain hain"

[@chikasnotmadjustdisappoint6266]

*Sigh* It was a simpler time.

[@ivankrylov6270]

Hane hane and Gale lizard are more annoying than most people give them credit for

[@Shay96]

And then there was Penguin Soldier.

[@ivankrylov6270]

@@Shay96 oh shit i forgot about him youre right

[@Nionivek]

Yeah early fusion summoning was total garbage... Even "Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon" (which to my knowledge took FOREVER to make it West Side) was never summoned via fusion summoning. . The big issue is Konami had NOOO idea how to balance fusion summoning, so carting around useless monsters for the sake of a summon that wasn't even good was a serious issue (Flame Swordsmen was actually one of the BETTER fusions... just to tell you how busted it was)... AND they intentionally printed bad cards (Early Yugioh was like 95% unusable trash cards).

[@alvarooverlay5405]

Oh yeah the first set of pringles