@@shinysniper9537 there's plenty of people that are in their mid to late 20s that still play at my shop. They grew up with the game whether it was collecting as kids and playing at locals later on or just playing in locals when they were young
@@shinysniper9537 actually, as with many things that came out in the early 2000s, the main playerbase is actually much older than you would expect. I would reverse what you said and say I haven't seen a child play Yugioh in ages.
I am sad because it is an interesting concept, but many of their effect and/or stats are not good, even against a light attribute deck. They do have a couple decent Syncho monster worth having in the extra deck or side deck.
Ally of Justice is what happens when you prioritize lore (in this case, the Duel Terminal storyline of a few tribes banding together to exterminate the Worm invaders) over practicality. Although there are a few deck types and archetypes that are Light-type heavy, and Light is arguably the #2 attribute in the game after Dark, making a group that specifically goes after only Light-types hinders their true potential. Similar to how Meklords are weak against anything that isn't Synchro.
@@bigjohnsbreakfastlog5819 Which isn't bad on its own, the problem is Konami loves to give weak effects to cards with specific requirements or high costs. I mean if it was 2k atk instead of 200 that card woulda been cool and if all the cards had such powerful effects you could run something to change attributes.
I'm still surprised that Nanana was actually printed as a real card considering it was kind of just a joke. It appeared in the 777 episode of Yu-Gi-Oh, and its entire effect is a reference to the Japanese television channel it aired on for all those years. The weird banana is the mascot of that Channel, and it's there and has that effect because it's Channel 7 on Japanese television.
It's also the first Action Card to be printed, which is kind of obvious when the only other two thus far, Full Turn and Double Banking, are Quick-Play spells. It's just a really cool promo not appreciated by the competitive side of things.
@@YohananYGO Nana is 7 in Japanese, in the shape of a 7. Released on the 777th episode of Yu-Gi-Oh and made as a joke because the banana is a reference to the mascot of Channel 7, that Yugioh is released on
Omg right that means it can’t even proc it’s own effect unless you increase it’s attack by some other means. At least Raging Flame Sprite has 100 attack baseline, so it can proc it’s attack boosting effect on it’s own, AND it doesn’t have to wait until the standby phase to raise it’s attack! Holy crap the more I research mucus yolk the worse it gets!
The first card that came to my mind reading the title was Machine King, a super old "boss monster" who would get an incredible 100 ATK bonus for each other machine monster on the field.
Honestly, the thing about Machine King is that it at least came out very early in the game's history. Like, in the OCG, it came out before Jinzo; it was probably one of the first tribute monsters ever to have an effect. It would still have suffered next to Summoned Skull, but I think if you were playing a casual Machine deck, it would be a potential good option. Now, Wodan the Resident of the Forest? That dude is the real shit.
The funny thing is... the trap monster "Machine King, 3000 BC" actually has the highest potential for ATK gain of all the Machine Kings, when it's supposed to be the oldest Machine King that ever was built.
The ironic part about Nanana, that it is means "seven", worst version of Rush Recklessly, and came out seven years after Rush stopped being played competetively...
I'd say that exodia necross is still the worst attack gain card, simply because that means you knowingly threw away a instant win condition for a 500 point boost per your standby phase.
Tbf Exodia Necross probably saw some play back the goat format and it being immune to spell/trap which made it hard to get rib out normally as it cannot be destroyed by raikegi and dark hole which was staple on all deck and it probably being unbeatable after equip with rush and staying at least 2 turn This list is about cards that no one either ever seen or bad even in the format that ss is barely a thing
@@13thKingMu Not true. MD has a slightly different banlist from OCG. Some examples, Desires, Grass, Tenki and Lonefire are unlimited in MD but semi in OCG. Gamma and Harmonizing Magician are limited in OCG but semi in MD.
@@yuricahere then probaly my guess will be Brilliant fusion Orcust Harp horror Wind-up Carrier Zenmaity Super poly Master duel still new and the next banlist probaly won't be there until next new card pack
@@salvadorsanchez5057 Inspector boarder does have a negative effect it affects both players not just the opponent so that means if its the only monster on the field you yourself can not activate monster effects.
I was curious to see how many cards added 300 ATK in some form, and apparently it's over 100 cards. You could make an archetype around getting effects off of cards gaining that much ATK from an activated effect, like drawing a card or milling each time.
200 is a great attack boost ok, like, when you are playing in the sparks formart, where both players life points 200, this boost can change the way that the Duel goes.
I'm surprised that during the ally of justice garadholg section you didn't mention cipher soldier, who has a similar, more limiting effect with it only activating when fighting warrior monsters and yet DID see play because its boost was for 2000 atk on a level 3 monster with 1350 base atk It really hammers home just how under powered garadholg is
As an old old Yu-Gi-Oh player... It just blew my mind that someone said blackwings were in the early days of the game. Sure it is... But for an old timer like me it's hard to reconcile that.
?! They are still, lol. They're just easy to get rid of and aren't worth using. The Sacred Beast fusion is extrordinarily powerful, and if you have nothing to combat it, it's an FTK-easily, but it's a rogue deck.
First ones I thought of: Swamp Battleguard and Lava Battleguard. (2 old cards from early Yugioh.) Both at Level 5, 1800 & 1550 attack, and they gain 500 attack for each copy of the other one that's on the field. That means you need to summon multiple specific monsters, each requiring a separate tribute, to see any benefits, and even during the early days those benefits were still inferior to the regular high level vanilla monsters that were available at the time. And they didn't make the list.
In my opinion, Vendread Slayer probably has a lackluster attack gain effect. I've used him in my ritual Zombie deck, and his attack boost gain (which is permanent) is rarely needed or used (you have to banish a Vendread card to use it). I get the Vendread are a battle focus archtype, but gaining 300 attack for banishing resources would definitely put it on this list
Not really when you considered shiranui existed which prop their effect if they're banished. Even though the atk increase is really minor,at least it help shiranui prop their effect while other 10 cards on the list doesn't synergy other cards whatsoever
-Bri-synchron gundam is only for normal, non-effect synchros. -Infernal incenerator shares summoning requirement with galaxy eyes except galaxy eyes uses it as a special summon and not tribute requirement. -you can abuse infernal incenerator by the use of reverse trap.
i love attack boosts, they are probably my favorite type of effect even tho they are not that good, however one has to achknowledge that when comparing boosts you have to take things like mage power and united we stand as the baseline and anything worse is terrible (im sure even mage power and united we stand are considered so bad not even rouge stratagies would consider running them but they put in perspective how bad most things are)
Garadholg believe it or not was the cause of one of my first wins in Duel Links. The very early days of the game was all about being the best beatstick you could be and I had a pretty sucky deck at the time because of it. However my opponent apparently didn't read the text of Garadholg at all and attacked with Neo, a 1700 atk LIGHT monster with no equip cards to help it out so he lost the battle against my sneaky boost. The card is still awful but it did have that one notable use for me I still remember.
Finally. I missed videos like this from your channel. Can you try making a list about top 10 worst non-extra deck monsters that cannot be normal summoned ?
It would be nice to see some videos about archetypes, like the ones explaining banned cards, I like making decks for playing against bots but it's kinda hard getting to know the different archetypes of the game. Also, love your videos
Hey Duellogs, have you thought about making a Top 10 for cards that managed to avoid the ban list by getting other cards banned in their place, like Firewall Dragon or Crystron Halqifibrax?
Wow, how did Castle of Dark Illusions not make this List? Most FLIP monsters don't even make to the Battle Phase these days. With the exception of Shaddolls, of course.
Forever love my Red Supernova Dragon who starts with 4k attack gaining 500 per tuner in the GY which you need 3 to summon so starting with 5,500 while basically being unkillable with its ability on top of cannot be destroyed by card effects all while being insanely consistent to summon
One thing to know about insect queen is it was made during battle city, in which the rules were really weird. For example, tokens didn't take a monster zone in battle city, so you could just have an infinite amount of tokens and boost insect queen accordingly
I have a video idea. Cards that are treated differently in the OCG and TCG, i.e. cards with different ban/limited status. Cards that come to my mind are chicken game, mystic mine. More cards like these are amazoness archer, archnemeses protos, block dragon, etc.
What made Garadholg even worse is that, by that point, there were several level 4 vanilla beasticks with better attack... including Mechanicalchaser, wich was both DARK and Machine, has higher attack than Garadholg battling a LIGHT monster and was released years earlier.
I feel like there are plenty of worse or at least equally bad options you missed, especially from the early days. Hourglass of Courage, Goddess of Whim, Sword Hunter, The Little Swordsman of Aile, Mucus Yolk, and Wodan the Resident of the Forest, Banner of Courage, Pyramid Energy, Graceful Dice, most Equip and Field Spells from 2002, and most old Union monsters are all worthy of consideration. And from a few years later, Phantom Dragonray Bronto and Goggle Golem are also pretty bad because they're Gemini monsters.
Surprised Mystical Beast of Serket isn’t on the list! Level 6 monster that requires temple of kings to be on the field or it is destroyed. gains 500 attack for every time it destroys a monster. But literally is NEVER used to attack because everyone always uses temple of the kings affect to send both to the graveyard to summon any fusion monster in your extra deck
I just watched MrTopTenList's "Top Ten Weirdest Flip Monsters" before this and what came to mind was their whole conversation of Castle of Dark Illusions and Pumpking the King of Ghosts.
I have an idea for a monster effect like this: A level one pendulum tuner with 0 ATK/DEF that can be brought out as a tribute summon of any number of monsters you control (normal or special summon, your choice) to take any single type and or attribute of the monsters tributes, with a spell speed four ATK/DEF gain of 50 for every single phase in every turn, along with a matching LP gain. So, barring anything that adds/subtracts phases in a turn, that’s 300 gained in LP, ATK and DEF. It’s meager, but it should add up quickly and be fairly tricky to circumvent at least. And the effect could be amplified for each monster of the same name on the field at once (or as a a single fusion monster of such three cards), so that’d be a 900 ATK/DEF gain for each individual monster per turn, along with a 2700 (900 from each one times 3 of them being out at once) per turn boost in LP on _ALL_ turns, which would add up MUCH faster.
I’m just happy that Red-Eyes Darkness Dragon isn’t on this list as needing specific material and conditions and fairly minor attack boost only. Wish that one had a slightly better affect
Red-Eyes Fusion has the fusion monster have the name "Red-Eyes Black Dragon" as its original name (allowing Darkness to be played using it), and 300 isn't bad when it takes 2-3 dragons to bring out Darkness, since that'll be 900 right off the back. That being said, it's JUST a beatstick, but the power boost isn't minor when you actually realize how much material it takes.
@@motodog242 Well, it is more minor with the draw backs, like how one can't easily search it out and Red-Eyes Fusion would prohibit it's summoning on the turn that card is used. It was number 10 on the list of worst boss monsters, and so that is part of what made me think it could be on this list
What about top 10 normal pendulums and/or extra deck pendulums? I've always thought both were extremely cool and I liked how the new mechanic influenced old mechanics.
Question: is there not a way to summon a token monster that is a fire attribute monster? If there is, wouldn't that make Hazy Flame Hippogriff effect easy and more effective to use?
I have some list suggestions of you don't mind: Top 10 mill cards Best generic Polymerization alternatives. Top 10 generic pendulum cards. Top 10 "trap" cards. (Cards that seem good at first glance but aren't really that good. Top 10 parody cards. Top 10 cards based on other Konami games. Top 10 special conditions in the games. More Rescue Rabbit, please.
They really missed a trick with Garadholg. If they would have either: A. Made it a tuner, or B. Made the attack boost 2000 instead of 200, it would have seen some play. A level 4 Dark tuner without a downside would have been worth using at the time it was released...and if they essentially made it "Ally of Justice: Cipher Soldier", it would have been worthy anti-lightsworn tech at the time.
Suggestion: Top 10 Extra Deck monsters with 0 ATK Top 10 High level monsters that you want to Normal Summon Top 10 cards that have no synergy with their archetype
In these kinds of list, I think he'd pick something which was actually used to gain ATK in order to beat over stuff. He'd put butterfly dagger somewhere along the bottom, maybe, as some kind of special mention.
I think that honor goes to Gateway of the Six. Effectively infinite Atk Boosts, and most importantly infinite searches from anywhere and summons from GY. And the Atk boost effect IS used for pretty obvious reasons, even if not as much as the other two.
Video idea: Best/Worst cards you can only get from Master Packs in Master Duel I have spent a good amount of time not actually finding this specific info, which I find kinda odd
Video idea: Top 10 cards with incremental life point cost effects/Top 10 effects with incremental life point cost Thought of this while playing some Vampire (as you do) and Vampire Fraulein got me thinking
I think Rai Jin is not that bad, since it gives a booster for all your light monsters. It can help you push for game and if you win, the maintenance cost it doens't matter. At least is better than insect queen.
I remember pulling ultimate rare Penumbral Soldier Lady as a kid, it looked so amazing! I'm glad I don't feel bad for losing it though, because I just checked on tcgplayer... $6 lol. Pretty much all the terrible ultimate rares, even old ones, are super cheap. I think ultimate rare Spark Blaster is $2 or something.
I have another "Hyper Synchron", it only gives 800 ATK to a Synchro monster summoned using it but only if that monster is a dragon type and on top of that it banishes it at the end of the turn, and honestly I don't know any archetype that would benefit from banishing Synchro dragons, I searched for good things to do with him but the only thing that i found on the wiki was using Imperial Iron wall to preventing that Monster to be banished
I still remember bringing my pure Jurrac deck to tournaments and beating Six Samurai decks in their prime lol. Granted it was an uphill battle to get there but it was so satisfying when I could get Giganoto out and beef up all my monsters to have over 3k atk
Palladium Mahad is a better Garadholg cause instead of a 200 atk boost, its atk instead doubles, so if Palladium fight a dark monster, they gonna receive 5k atk to the face
I'll be somewhat surprised if "Mucus yolk" isn't on this list. Because, out of all the "direct attacks increase attack points" cards, it's the worst one. It gains a whopping 1k attack every time it attacks directly, during your next turn. So it will most likely get destroyed before it's effect can activate.
@@maxsync183 getting it to deal damage is easy enough, just use basic Umi or power of the guardian. The major problem is not getting attacked over it with "lethal" damage almost every turn.
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Dunno if you've done this yet, but top 10 cards that are never used as "intended"
That's a really good video idea :)
Magicians souls is an easy include on that one. XD
Toon table
metalfoes fusion
Sphere mode
It’s impressive that after playing this card game for over two decades, I can still learn of existence of old cards from this channel’s top 10 lists!
yo how old are you now bc I just can't imagine an old person that plays this card game
@@shinysniper9537 there's plenty of people that are in their mid to late 20s that still play at my shop. They grew up with the game whether it was collecting as kids and playing at locals later on or just playing in locals when they were young
@@shinysniper9537 actually, as with many things that came out in the early 2000s, the main playerbase is actually much older than you would expect. I would reverse what you said and say I haven't seen a child play Yugioh in ages.
@@shinysniper9537 then you NEVER met galacticgod, he was an og of yugitubing
@@shinysniper9537 I mean, it's a children's cardgame afterall. I started 20 years ago at 5 years old, you don't have to be that old for that :D
Each time I discover an "Ally of Justice" card, I'm amazed at how bad they always manage to be.
I am sad because it is an interesting concept, but many of their effect and/or stats are not good, even against a light attribute deck. They do have a couple decent Syncho monster worth having in the extra deck or side deck.
It's sad that some of the coolest concepts for archetypes tend to be bad in competitive play
Ally of Justice is what happens when you prioritize lore (in this case, the Duel Terminal storyline of a few tribes banding together to exterminate the Worm invaders) over practicality. Although there are a few deck types and archetypes that are Light-type heavy, and Light is arguably the #2 attribute in the game after Dark, making a group that specifically goes after only Light-types hinders their true potential. Similar to how Meklords are weak against anything that isn't Synchro.
@@bigjohnsbreakfastlog5819 Which isn't bad on its own, the problem is Konami loves to give weak effects to cards with specific requirements or high costs. I mean if it was 2k atk instead of 200 that card woulda been cool and if all the cards had such powerful effects you could run something to change attributes.
would have been a cool thing if they were good
I'm still surprised that Nanana was actually printed as a real card considering it was kind of just a joke.
It appeared in the 777 episode of Yu-Gi-Oh, and its entire effect is a reference to the Japanese television channel it aired on for all those years. The weird banana is the mascot of that Channel, and it's there and has that effect because it's Channel 7 on Japanese television.
Nana is also Japanese for 7, so there’s a bit of a pun there too
I wish it had been Number 7 on the list
Nana is 7 in Japanese; Nanana is internet lingo for 777 (or lucky 7)
@@angelaziegler6713 Yeah, I guess I forgot to mention it. That's WHY it appeared in episode 777.
It's also the first Action Card to be printed, which is kind of obvious when the only other two thus far, Full Turn and Double Banking, are Quick-Play spells. It's just a really cool promo not appreciated by the competitive side of things.
I used to think Infernal Incinerator was such a cool card as a kid, how times have changed.
You can still appreciate how cool a card's art is, even if the effect is bogus
I am sure there are gimmick decks where it can be good... once in awhile.
Wouldn't it be good in infernity though?
I threw it in my molten destruction deck ages ago, I cant remember if I ever used it effectively, but he was certainly there
It was clearly because the Chazz used it, wasn't it?
Why isn't Nanana at the number 7 spot? This bothers me greatly.
Why
@@YohananYGO nana in Japanese is 7 and the banana in the card is in the shape of 7.
This is to cover the fact that he intentionally put Seven on number 7 spot back then.
Zad Rasera
IKR I am fuming from this
@@YohananYGO Nana is 7 in Japanese, in the shape of a 7. Released on the 777th episode of Yu-Gi-Oh and made as a joke because the banana is a reference to the mascot of Channel 7, that Yugioh is released on
I think Mucus Yolk should've been on the list, sure it gains 1000 ATK when dealing damage
But it has 0 ATK
Omg right that means it can’t even proc it’s own effect unless you increase it’s attack by some other means.
At least Raging Flame Sprite has 100 attack baseline, so it can proc it’s attack boosting effect on it’s own, AND it doesn’t have to wait until the standby phase to raise it’s attack!
Holy crap the more I research mucus yolk the worse it gets!
But it actually has a game-winning effect if you use it correctly. So Number 11th
@@Kawaiisikkusu like being a worse benkei?
I think he's put it in other videos in the past... So that may be why it wasn't involved in the list
The first card that came to my mind reading the title was Machine King, a super old "boss monster" who would get an incredible 100 ATK bonus for each other machine monster on the field.
We need an Emergency Ban List for that its way too strong
“Machine King Prototype” has the same effect. “Perfect Machine King” gains 500 ATK for each *other* Machine on the field.
Honestly, the thing about Machine King is that it at least came out very early in the game's history. Like, in the OCG, it came out before Jinzo; it was probably one of the first tribute monsters ever to have an effect. It would still have suffered next to Summoned Skull, but I think if you were playing a casual Machine deck, it would be a potential good option.
Now, Wodan the Resident of the Forest? That dude is the real shit.
The funny thing is... the trap monster "Machine King, 3000 BC" actually has the highest potential for ATK gain of all the Machine Kings, when it's supposed to be the oldest Machine King that ever was built.
His spirit lives on in deskbot 01, when they aren’t doing god knows what with aruoadon
The ironic part about Nanana, that it is means "seven", worst version of Rush Recklessly, and came out seven years after Rush stopped being played competetively...
Master Craftsman Gamil looks so much like a custom card, with art taken from a Hearthstone clone, despite coming out ages before it.
I'd say that exodia necross is still the worst attack gain card, simply because that means you knowingly threw away a instant win condition for a 500 point boost per your standby phase.
Tbf Exodia Necross probably saw some play back the goat format and it being immune to spell/trap which made it hard to get rib out normally as it cannot be destroyed by raikegi and dark hole which was staple on all deck and it probably being unbeatable after equip with rush and staying at least 2 turn
This list is about cards that no one either ever seen or bad even in the format that ss is barely a thing
Video idea: Cards that are widely used in TCG but are rarely used in Master Duel (ex: Triple Talent, DRNM)
Tbf it basically saying the same that cards wildly used in TCG but rarely used in OCG as MD used OCG banlist instead tcg
@@13thKingMu Not true. MD has a slightly different banlist from OCG.
Some examples, Desires, Grass, Tenki and Lonefire are unlimited in MD but semi in OCG.
Gamma and Harmonizing Magician are limited in OCG but semi in MD.
@@yuricahere then probaly my guess will be
Brilliant fusion
Orcust Harp horror
Wind-up Carrier Zenmaity
Super poly
Master duel still new and the next banlist probaly won't be there until next new card pack
Alternate title: Top 10 side deck cards.
"The most ATK a level 4 card has without a negative effect is 1900"
Gene-Warped Warwolf:
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inspector boarder: 😬
@@salvadorsanchez5057 Inspector boarder does have a negative effect it affects both players not just the opponent so that means if its the only monster on the field you yourself can not activate monster effects.
megalosmasher x : ....
@@eternalshadow1326 except you can use it as a positive effect to deny ur opponent monster effects
Alexandrite Dragon 👀
DL there casually forgetting the existence of Nightmare Wheel, when he was talking about Evil Blast
I was curious to see how many cards added 300 ATK in some form, and apparently it's over 100 cards. You could make an archetype around getting effects off of cards gaining that much ATK from an activated effect, like drawing a card or milling each time.
I am mildly infuriated that you put "Nanana" on number 6 instead on number 7. Utter shame.
200 is a great attack boost ok, like, when you are playing in the sparks formart, where both players life points 200, this boost can change the way that the Duel goes.
When i read the title, i thought you gonna add Flamvell Magician, because LOOORREEEEEEEEEEE
I'm surprised that during the ally of justice garadholg section you didn't mention cipher soldier, who has a similar, more limiting effect with it only activating when fighting warrior monsters and yet DID see play because its boost was for 2000 atk on a level 3 monster with 1350 base atk
It really hammers home just how under powered garadholg is
I find it hilarious how many ally of justice cards are just worse versions of cards that came out literally decades ago.
Honorable mention for Aye-iron a 1600 atk monster with the effect to once per turn gain 400 attack but it can't attack the turn you use its effect
I… but… but WHY though? Who thought that was a good idea?
@@Lh0000 Clearly you're supposed to use him as a 2000 atk tribute for Infernal Incinerator.
No pyramid energy? Damn that used to be my staple card back when I didn’t have access to stuff like axe of despair
As an old old Yu-Gi-Oh player... It just blew my mind that someone said blackwings were in the early days of the game. Sure it is... But for an old timer like me it's hard to reconcile that.
Same, I stopped playing in like 2006 or so
I remember the time when united we stand and mage power were considered very powerful
?! They are still, lol. They're just easy to get rid of and aren't worth using. The Sacred Beast fusion is extrordinarily powerful, and if you have nothing to combat it, it's an FTK-easily, but it's a rogue deck.
@@motodog242 I think that by "very powerful" he meant "widely used" or something like that.
First ones I thought of: Swamp Battleguard and Lava Battleguard. (2 old cards from early Yugioh.) Both at Level 5, 1800 & 1550 attack, and they gain 500 attack for each copy of the other one that's on the field. That means you need to summon multiple specific monsters, each requiring a separate tribute, to see any benefits, and even during the early days those benefits were still inferior to the regular high level vanilla monsters that were available at the time. And they didn't make the list.
To be a further kick in the teeth, Rai-Jin was a Super Rare back when Supers weren't guaranteed in every pack
7:27 Highest Atk for a level 4 monster with no effect is 1900. 11:30 Shows Gene-Warped Warwolf with 2000 Atk.
There is quite a few 2000 vanilla no effect attackers actually, so I was pretty confused when he said highest was 1900
yeah i can name like 5 of em off the top of my head Alexandrite Dragon being one of em
Oddly enough, I now want to make a Rai-jin deck.
It's called Lightsworn.
Bri Synchron may have had use in stopping Red Dragon Archfiend’s effect from destroying your own monsters, but it’s a very specific, rare use
In my opinion, Vendread Slayer probably has a lackluster attack gain effect. I've used him in my ritual Zombie deck, and his attack boost gain (which is permanent) is rarely needed or used (you have to banish a Vendread card to use it). I get the Vendread are a battle focus archtype, but gaining 300 attack for banishing resources would definitely put it on this list
Not really when you considered shiranui existed which prop their effect if they're banished. Even though the atk increase is really minor,at least it help shiranui prop their effect while other 10 cards on the list doesn't synergy other cards whatsoever
-Bri-synchron gundam is only for normal, non-effect synchros.
-Infernal incenerator shares summoning requirement with galaxy eyes except galaxy eyes uses it as a special summon and not tribute requirement.
-you can abuse infernal incenerator by the use of reverse trap.
Thanks TheDuelLogs from TheDuelLogs Duel Logs
I’ve never heard of the card Nanana! Learn something new every day. Also I think the 3 Helios monsters would have made good additions to the list.
A list of cost effective deck engines in master duel cool. Trying to get back into playing but there is soo much to catch up on
Also, with number 9; Apprentice Illusion Magician gives Dark Spellcaster monsters a 2000 ATK/DEF boost when battling during the damage step.
Imagine a Continuous that says "Each Monster you control gains 500 ATK for each card on the field increasing its ATK, including this one."
so.....basically a Continuous card version of Elemental Hero Flare Neos?
ok you mean something like
The A. Forces
@TheDuelLogs forgetting to mention the 1st 2 cards can be targeted by rekindling especially the second card that can get it self into the GY easily :D
i love attack boosts, they are probably my favorite type of effect even tho they are not that good, however one has to achknowledge that when comparing boosts you have to take things like mage power and united we stand as the baseline and anything worse is terrible (im sure even mage power and united we stand are considered so bad not even rouge stratagies would consider running them but they put in perspective how bad most things are)
At least with UWS all you need is a scapegoat to quickly get a +4000 on board.
Garadholg believe it or not was the cause of one of my first wins in Duel Links. The very early days of the game was all about being the best beatstick you could be and I had a pretty sucky deck at the time because of it. However my opponent apparently didn't read the text of Garadholg at all and attacked with Neo, a 1700 atk LIGHT monster with no equip cards to help it out so he lost the battle against my sneaky boost. The card is still awful but it did have that one notable use for me I still remember.
Alexandrite Dragon is a 2000 attack level 4 normal monster. Although, a normal monster may as well be a negitive effect these days
Not with Pacifis
Man i love how cool Garadholg looks. Easily on of my favorite monster designs. Sucks his effect is so bad :(
The OG equip cards book of secret arts, sword of dark destruction come to mind for Stat boosts
Neat analysis video! Thanks for uploading!
Always loved Infernal Incinerator (name & artwork) but even as a kid I was THOROUGHLY frustrated with how poor the effect was
Finally. I missed videos like this from your channel. Can you try making a list about top 10 worst non-extra deck monsters that cannot be normal summoned ?
#10 spot would be so much better if fire decks with graveyard effects were actually good. I can't even think of any rn
DEF gains best/worst could be a intersting, especially since DEF gains are usually pretty useless. Even more so than minor ATK gains.
I'd love to see you do a thing where you "fix" the cards on lists for the worst types of cards. Kinda like how you fix cards on the banlist
It would be nice to see some videos about archetypes, like the ones explaining banned cards, I like making decks for playing against bots but it's kinda hard getting to know the different archetypes of the game. Also, love your videos
The hearthstone channel is a GREAT IDEA!!!!
Hey Duellogs, have you thought about making a Top 10 for cards that managed to avoid the ban list by getting other cards banned in their place, like Firewall Dragon or Crystron Halqifibrax?
6:54 "And at #5, we have one of the earliest running jokes on Rank10Rata's channel."
Do top 10 "Frog the Jam" monsters. As in, the monster with the most amount of cards that say "Except blank" in it
Wow, how did Castle of Dark Illusions not make this List? Most FLIP monsters don't even make to the Battle Phase these days. With the exception of Shaddolls, of course.
Wow, yeah, Castle of Dark Illusions really should have been here, maybe as a package deal with Pumpking.
Forever love my Red Supernova Dragon who starts with 4k attack gaining 500 per tuner in the GY which you need 3 to summon so starting with 5,500 while basically being unkillable with its ability on top of cannot be destroyed by card effects all while being insanely consistent to summon
One thing to know about insect queen is it was made during battle city, in which the rules were really weird. For example, tokens didn't take a monster zone in battle city, so you could just have an infinite amount of tokens and boost insect queen accordingly
I have a video idea. Cards that are treated differently in the OCG and TCG, i.e. cards with different ban/limited status. Cards that come to my mind are chicken game, mystic mine. More cards like these are amazoness archer, archnemeses protos, block dragon, etc.
What made Garadholg even worse is that, by that point, there were several level 4 vanilla beasticks with better attack... including Mechanicalchaser, wich was both DARK and Machine, has higher attack than Garadholg battling a LIGHT monster and was released years earlier.
I feel like there are plenty of worse or at least equally bad options you missed, especially from the early days.
Hourglass of Courage, Goddess of Whim, Sword Hunter, The Little Swordsman of Aile, Mucus Yolk, and Wodan the Resident of the Forest, Banner of Courage, Pyramid Energy, Graceful Dice, most Equip and Field Spells from 2002, and most old Union monsters are all worthy of consideration.
And from a few years later, Phantom Dragonray Bronto and Goggle Golem are also pretty bad because they're Gemini monsters.
Top 10 monsters (with a summoning animation) in Master Duel that see competitive play.
I replace Master Craftsman Gamil with Gauntlet Warrior because unlike the later Gamil could also use its effect from the hand.
Surprised Mystical Beast of Serket isn’t on the list! Level 6 monster that requires temple of kings to be on the field or it is destroyed. gains 500 attack for every time it destroys a monster. But literally is NEVER used to attack because everyone always uses temple of the kings affect to send both to the graveyard to summon any fusion monster in your extra deck
I just watched MrTopTenList's "Top Ten Weirdest Flip Monsters" before this and what came to mind was their whole conversation of Castle of Dark Illusions and Pumpking the King of Ghosts.
I'm waiting for the card that'll give a monster 100 attack points but you lose the duel during the end phase.
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I put Infernal Incinerator in my old school Molten Destruction fire/pyro deck 😅
Same!
I have an idea for a monster effect like this: A level one pendulum tuner with 0 ATK/DEF that can be brought out as a tribute summon of any number of monsters you control (normal or special summon, your choice) to take any single type and or attribute of the monsters tributes, with a spell speed four ATK/DEF gain of 50 for every single phase in every turn, along with a matching LP gain. So, barring anything that adds/subtracts phases in a turn, that’s 300 gained in LP, ATK and DEF. It’s meager, but it should add up quickly and be fairly tricky to circumvent at least. And the effect could be amplified for each monster of the same name on the field at once (or as a a single fusion monster of such three cards), so that’d be a 900 ATK/DEF gain for each individual monster per turn, along with a 2700 (900 from each one times 3 of them being out at once) per turn boost in LP on _ALL_ turns, which would add up MUCH faster.
How about Top ten cards to send off of Dogmatika Punishment? Because I can’t seem to find a decent list on that anywhere
I’m just happy that Red-Eyes Darkness Dragon isn’t on this list as needing specific material and conditions and fairly minor attack boost only. Wish that one had a slightly better affect
Red-Eyes Fusion has the fusion monster have the name "Red-Eyes Black Dragon" as its original name (allowing Darkness to be played using it), and 300 isn't bad when it takes 2-3 dragons to bring out Darkness, since that'll be 900 right off the back. That being said, it's JUST a beatstick, but the power boost isn't minor when you actually realize how much material it takes.
@@motodog242 Well, it is more minor with the draw backs, like how one can't easily search it out and Red-Eyes Fusion would prohibit it's summoning on the turn that card is used. It was number 10 on the list of worst boss monsters, and so that is part of what made me think it could be on this list
Video idea : Top 10 hard to summon monster which has a good floating effect (e.g Shooting Quasar Dragon, Timaeus, etc)
What about top 10 normal pendulums and/or extra deck pendulums? I've always thought both were extremely cool and I liked how the new mechanic influenced old mechanics.
I used to use Penumbral Soldier Lady. She was almost entirely created to beat down a blue eyes. I mainly just liked her looks.
It would be interesting to see smt like a Top 10 Rouge Performing Archtypes or Gimmick Archtypes or smt in the line of those
My first thought was Arcana Force Emperor
Question: is there not a way to summon a token monster that is a fire attribute monster? If there is, wouldn't that make Hazy Flame Hippogriff effect easy and more effective to use?
I have some list suggestions of you don't mind:
Top 10 mill cards
Best generic Polymerization alternatives.
Top 10 generic pendulum cards.
Top 10 "trap" cards. (Cards that seem good at first glance but aren't really that good.
Top 10 parody cards.
Top 10 cards based on other Konami games.
Top 10 special conditions in the games.
More Rescue Rabbit, please.
Top 10 WORST "banish itself from grave" effects? Either way I love your videos.
A recommendation for a top 10 list: Top 10 Worst Handtraps. Sounds like a very interesting list.
They really missed a trick with Garadholg. If they would have either: A. Made it a tuner, or B. Made the attack boost 2000 instead of 200, it would have seen some play. A level 4 Dark tuner without a downside would have been worth using at the time it was released...and if they essentially made it "Ally of Justice: Cipher Soldier", it would have been worthy anti-lightsworn tech at the time.
Rush recklessly was the card that gave me a tournament win, it will always be a card for my deck because of that
Suggestion: Top 10 Extra Deck monsters with 0 ATK
Top 10 High level monsters that you want to Normal Summon
Top 10 cards that have no synergy with their archetype
Top 10 best attack gain effects, I predict number 1 would he butterfly dagger
Ummm it's something
A card being banned doesn't necessarily mean it's good, in this case, it's just poorly designed and easily exploitable
In these kinds of list, I think he'd pick something which was actually used to gain ATK in order to beat over stuff.
He'd put butterfly dagger somewhere along the bottom, maybe, as some kind of special mention.
@@chrisf.9595 I agree 👍🏻
I think that honor goes to Gateway of the Six. Effectively infinite Atk Boosts, and most importantly infinite searches from anywhere and summons from GY. And the Atk boost effect IS used for pretty obvious reasons, even if not as much as the other two.
Video idea: Best/Worst cards you can only get from Master Packs in Master Duel
I have spent a good amount of time not actually finding this specific info, which I find kinda odd
Video idea: Top 10 cards with incremental life point cost effects/Top 10 effects with incremental life point cost
Thought of this while playing some Vampire (as you do) and Vampire Fraulein got me thinking
Your videos inspire me to make casual weak decks to prioritize fun over power.
Hello Mr. Duel the Log :)
I think Rai Jin is not that bad, since it gives a booster for all your light monsters. It can help you push for game and if you win, the maintenance cost it doens't matter.
At least is better than insect queen.
I remember pulling ultimate rare Penumbral Soldier Lady as a kid, it looked so amazing! I'm glad I don't feel bad for losing it though, because I just checked on tcgplayer... $6 lol. Pretty much all the terrible ultimate rares, even old ones, are super cheap. I think ultimate rare Spark Blaster is $2 or something.
1st Petition to make an top of best engines in yugioh history i'll keep commenting until you upload it.
I have another "Hyper Synchron", it only gives 800 ATK to a Synchro monster summoned using it but only if that monster is a dragon type and on top of that it banishes it at the end of the turn, and honestly I don't know any archetype that would benefit from banishing Synchro dragons, I searched for good things to do with him but the only thing that i found on the wiki was using Imperial Iron wall to preventing that Monster to be banished
What are your thoughts on TGX300 and Gladiator Beast Vespasius?
Its sad that the number one is so bad. I remember having really early on and seeing it in the show and thinking it was super cool and unique looking.
I still remember bringing my pure Jurrac deck to tournaments and beating Six Samurai decks in their prime lol. Granted it was an uphill battle to get there but it was so satisfying when I could get Giganoto out and beef up all my monsters to have over 3k atk
Fun fact .
Master Duel is in such SHAMBLES that ,,Gamil,, was META for severe mounghts. WILD!
Palladium Mahad is a better Garadholg cause instead of a 200 atk boost, its atk instead doubles, so if Palladium fight a dark monster, they gonna receive 5k atk to the face
I didn't even check the chapters and I knew Master Craftsman Gamil was going to be on the list.
Pumpking the King of Ghosts is pretty trash too
shoutout to all the type-specific equip spells that gives 300 more attack to a single monster!
Could you please try: “Top 10 cards to summon during your opponent’s turn”?
All of the 'type specific' +300 equip spell cards from LOB are just amazing 🤣🥰
Top 10 card that cost = benefit
Yeah like milling as a cost
I'll be somewhat surprised if "Mucus yolk" isn't on this list. Because, out of all the "direct attacks increase attack points" cards, it's the worst one.
It gains a whopping 1k attack every time it attacks directly, during your next turn. So it will most likely get destroyed before it's effect can activate.
I completely forgot about that card. I always wanted to make a gimmick deck around it, but never cared enough.
It's even worse than that, it's effect triggers upon dealing damage but it starts with 0 so you need to boost it in some way just to get it started.
@@maxsync183 getting it to deal damage is easy enough, just use basic Umi or power of the guardian. The major problem is not getting attacked over it with "lethal" damage almost every turn.
@@alexanderrobins7497 No reason to use Mucus Yolk when Raging Flame Sprite and Drill Barnacle exist.