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You're right, it does! I just wanted to use Yugioh as the example for phases, because it fits more with the theme of "trap cards" specifically. My apologies for the confusion! 😅

I really like the idea for this combo! While it definitely seems super fragile, it's incredibly innovative and I'm definitely a sucker for gimmicky combos! I think that deciding whether it's a single prize deck or not is ultimately up to personal opinion, since it does require the use of an ex Pokémon. But I feel like this combo is a perfect representation of what a healthy "hybrid" deck would look like, and I'm really a big fan of it! I might have to tinker with it and see if I can pull it off!

Si te refieres a 19:12, ¡mis disculpas! Juego mucho a Charizard y, a veces, realmente se siente como jugar en modo fácil... ¡No quiero faltarle el respeto al Culto Zard!

You bring up a great point that's actually been discussed a lot by the community these past few years! Stage 1 Pokémon unfortunately are a bit too slow in Stage 2-focused decks, but TPCI has tried making them reliable support engines and/or Bench-sitters with good Abilities (like Kirlia, Drakloak, and Charmeleon)... but they're all for meta decks that usually just use Rare Candy anyways. I'm sure that rotation will cause more people to fall back on more Stage 1 Pokemon, but until then, nearly every gatekeeper in this video benefits more from KOing the Stage 1s than the player actually trying to use them

I totally agree with you! If the concept itself didn't interfere with how sequencing works, I'd absolutely love to see how the format would shape with these cards!

I made sure to give Ancient Box an exception at 6:00!

I'm super happy that I was able to help you get to Arceus! It's nice to see that the deck hasn't changed all too much, but Surging Sparks definitely gave the deck some much-appreciated upgrades, which definitely elevates the deck to a whole new level! I also like the idea of using TM Devolution against Zard and Dragapult (the worst matchups) a lot! I might have to try getting back into the swing of things with Miraidon! Thank you for the kind words and keep up the awesome work, my friend!

I guess the definition varies on opinion then, apologies for the confusion 😅

Thank you so much, it really means a lot to me! 😁💚

It all comes down to personal preference, or if one variant has succeeded more than the other. But you've won two tournaments with both builds... 😅 you are the Archaludon master, my friend!

@@pikiptcg im working on it. Lol

whats your archdialga list?

@eclipsa9454 4-3 Duraludon 2-2 Dialga The major spice is Thornton & Scramble Switch

Especially with it's broken matchups into miraidon and bolt(my version I mean) and good into zard terapagos palkia thorns(I run cologne) stall and a ok regidrago matchup(ceruledge and gholdengo enter the room)

That's a really good point, I didn't consider that and Honchkrow V! 😮

The Bridge behind the Slaughter 😂

I had to get one more video out before I focused all in on my documentary! Appreciate the kind words, my friend! You're a real one, mate!

I think one of the seniors played it because I was overhearing how they regretted it. Lol

It's the least I can do to thank you! 🫡

I despise Dusknoir so much, I knew it had to be the first card I made lol

Pikachu was definitely Lost Box's saving grace, I've tried it out a bit and it's... mid at best. It definitely can keep up with the meta, but Pikachu is a very demanding sacrifice of energy and deck space 😅

TOTALLY AGREED

That would've been the goofiest video ever lol ...but, if a video like that were to be on anyone's channel, there could actually be a chance that it would be me 😅

So my ideas are, abilities, tools or energy cards that activate on your opponent's turn. Like: "whenever your opponens takes a price card draw a card". "You can attach this tool to your opponent's active Pokemon, when the Pokemon this card is attached to leaves the active spot put 5 damage counters on that Pokemon and discard this card.

We've had some coutes that see 0 play like Billowing Smoke DAA158, genesect SFA40 or Amoonguss UNM14.

I completely agree with you on this, it's way too confusing and game-breaking to have immediate action counters like the ones I made (and being denied is super tilting, literally one of the worst feelings in a competitive game ever). Your ideas are definitely much better here, they would allow for more understandable situations and would allow opponents to have a chance to counterplay, unlike my cards, and your ideas are also pretty fun and not just detrimental to the opponent! There actually is one Pokémon, an Alakazam from 2007, that had an Ability (actually a Poke Power) that blocked opponent's Poke Powers during their turn by discarding two cards, similar to Knockout Neutralizer. Overall, I really like your ideas and wanted to thank you for your insight on this topic! I really appreciate it! 😁

This philosophy made me chuckle a bit, u tin all seriousness, it would be entertaining to see how far Creatures would go to keep "one-upping" themselves for power creep...

That's actually a very interesting ruling... In its current wording, you'd absolutely be able to use an opponent's Confusing Cymbals against them, but I'm not a huge fan of keeping possession of opponent's cards in your hand or deck, so I'd probably have to make an errata if these cards were to actually be officially used 😅

Out of all of these, I'd say the only one I'd actually petition for to be added would be Looker. It's the only one that can prevent an opposing action without potentially breaking the game or causing problems

Even if they did somehow manage to program these cards into the game, the moment someone tries to play one of them, the game would probably freak out and crash the servers lol

If you could attach confusing cymbals to your own pokemon, I feel it could help Hissuian electrode V.

That is true! Orthworm, Klawf, and Iron Boulder all technically do interact with your opponent at the end of their turn, but cards like Fez, Counter Catcher, and Counter Gain only can work during your turn, which makes them more like "comeback" cards rather than trap cards. But you're definitely correct about placing damage counters, that does technically count! I never thought of it that way!

That is true! Amoonguss is probably one of the only cards in the modern era that can be played during your opponent's turn, I completely forgot about it! Thank you for reminding me!

Yeah, thats one of the things that took me away from yughio, sometimes you gotta play throught so Many negations or disruption that IS almost not worth

I've only ever played Pokémon competitively, and I honestly prefer the simplicity of the turn structure that it has compared to the other two TCGs. And your comment about denying opposing combos reinsures my preference even more... I would absolutely hate to try to set up a cool combo only for it to be completely picked apart by trap cards

@@pikiptcg I’ve only ever had back and forth gameplay when coming to Pokémon. For Example, I played a match with Arceus/Giratina against a Lugia Player. Despite me Judging/Ionoing them under path to the peak we both had a back and forth game where either of us could have won given our decision making. You did a decent job trying to balance these cards but imagine trying to play them.

Yeah, I don't think I've found a TCG that I fully jive with every aspect of. Yugioh's cardpool is far more fun for deckbuilding than any standard Pokemon format I've ever played, but I do definitely prefer the pace of play that Pokemon has over Yugioh. Personally, I tend to value deckbuilding as a whole more than the general gameplay because even in Yugioh, there is room for different playstyles depending on the deck you play. From my experience with Pokemon, rotations often result in repeating ideas that don't get a chance to interact with one another. The legacy of mechanics such as fossil Pokemon and the Lost Zone are great examples of archetypes that could be readily solved both with themed engines and boss monsters that support every aspect the gimmicks can support. The prime examples of this are Buried Fossil from Skyridge. A card that fixed one of the largest issues with fossil Pokemon by always being a basic Pokemon. Though I do wish that Yugioh's banlist would be used more liberally as a format sculpting tool because its by far the most flexible banlist template I've ever seen. For some reason, even for formats without rotation, the idea of limiting a card instead of banning it is surprisingly rare

AGREED

Same lol 😆

Don't worry, it shouldn't ever happen. TPCI experimented with those mechanics back in the DP era and it was not very well received, so they dropped the idea and haven't really made any cards since.