Fun Fact: The Eclair Knights seem to be based on Cards from the Shadowverse Online Card Game or at least Wilbert is. In the game they all have effects that revolve around the Ward keyword, which stops the Opponent from attacking you directly, because normally combat works a bit like in MTG, except follower (creatures) can also attack followers, which seems to be represented in the cards doing stuff with the defense position. The Card this Wilbert is based on seems to be Wilbert, Luminous Knight, who gives you an effect (kinda like an Emblem in MTG) where your opponent takes 2 everytime they attack one of your followers with ward (max life is 20), which is represented in this card quite nicely. Shadowverse Wilbert also has an extra effect where you sommon two tokens with ward the turn after he is destroyed, which the creator of the card could have given to the ygo version just fine I think. The other version of wilbert is also from SW, where he gives you an effect where you deal damage to the opponent equal to the combined number of followers with war in play at the end of the turn after 10 followers with ward where destroyed. Something like: "During the Standby Phase after this card was destroyed; special summon 2 "Eclair Knight" Monsters from your Gy/Hand/Deck to your field in defense position." Also, the eclair knights are a faction led by wilbert, as stated in the flavor text of Shadowverse Lancer of the Eclair Knights.
I didnt notice him saying the card where from SW but you should still have given the individual more then a 6 they adapted the whole ward thing very well.
@@GraphiteEnjoyer He mentioned in the submission the art came from Shadowverse. I said in the video that I wasn't aware of the lore so couldn't give bonus points on creativity, but hearing your explanation, it definitely deserves higher. Thanks for the explanation!
AHH!, a Shadowverse(SV) jumpscare! But it is just my beloved husband Wilbert, so all good. I like how they portraited "Ward Haven" playstyle, but I have some things that I want to say: -It would've been cool that the deck were XYZ locked but constantly played tokens. In SV the archetype has a lot of cards that summon Holy Chevalier tokens (which could be made as a Eclair Knight tokens, lvl 4, 1000/1500). I don't know, it could've made this archetype unique in that aspect. - I would've made Despair Wilbert more like it's SV counterpart, as it is a really good card that still fits YGO. Something like: "(1)If this card is XYZ summon: special summon an Eclair Knight Token in defense position, then destroy an opponent monster with lower attack than this card's defense. (2)During the Endphase, inflict 400 damage to your opponent for every Eclair Knight you control in defense position. (3)Monsters your opponent control must attack, if able. (1) and (2) effects can only be activated once per turn. You can only control one "Wilbert, Despair of the Eclair Knights"". And I would make the Xeno spell akin to "Fire King Sanctuary" in that it would allow you to XYZ on your opponent's turn instead of the double battle damage, as I feel like it would be a bit overkill and, well, Wilbert is all about burn damage.
A lot of these are created on duelingbook.com, but it would be up to the creator to make them public. Some submissions are from edopro, and I think those you would need their script to access, but not totally sure on alternate methods.
I think Mekk-Knight White Sunrise should also allow you to special summon World Legacy monster since the whole deal with the lore is decks being interconnected by the World Legacy artifacts.
I know there's like one Xyz that's a Rank 8 and requires 2 Rank 4s as materials (it was an archetype and I got it somewhat recently in one of my videos, but I can't remember the name - if I remember it, I'll mention it). There's also like the Number 0s that are a little odd in their summoning, and Number C88: Gimmick Puppet Disaster Leo requiring "4 Level 9 monsters" only to then say that it must be summoned via Rank-Up Magic anyway (which is odd that they still list normal materials...but that's completely beside the point). Otherwise yeah, can't think of anything that doesn't list a proper Level (or, well, at the very least a Rank, in the first card's case).
Eagle being level 3 is hilarous. Also, Priestess gives DEF equal to the DEF of the Xyz she's attached too, since the effect is the Xyz monster's effect. Also we got multiple monsters that burn for 2000. White Sunrise is just a non-activated Circular. The Link-1 that copies the effects is a new one, that's wild. Generic Destiny Draw that can be used in tandem with Magic Planter ? Engage on legs ? But I should also watch out for draw power getting out of hand (unless I'm making Ursarctic support specifically) You also missed that Cinderbottom allows V-links for some reason.
Didn't even notice it was level 3 lol I'm sure he meant it to be level 4. Good callout on the Lancer (think this is the one you meant, not Priestess?). The handful of monsters that burn for 2000 are either hard to bring out or tougher conditions to meet. The Eclair Knight one can potentially activate multiple times in a single turn (and is easy to bring out), and the Mekk-Knight one is too easy to activate on a turn-by-turn basis.
hey there, i was thinking of going back and working on an idea for an archetype and wanted some feedback about its main gimmick beacause it behaves in a unprecedented way within the confines of the card game the archetype in question is Werewolves, its gimmick is that their effects would involve attacking OUTSIDE the battle phase, it would a archetype with a highly aggressive fully combat based playstyle that is locked within itself to avoid stuff such as black garden ftk nonsense and what not, in regards to rulings i tought that as long as something mentions attacking without referring to a battle phase it would be able to proc (example mirror force)
May I ask how you whould have worded the effects that would allow your werewolfs to attack outside the battlephase? Also whould they have a transformation gimmick or not?
I love your videos and I was hoping you could help me out with something. I have my own fan made archetype called Sinatron They are group of level and ranks three cyberse monsters centered around getting a lot of monsters of the archetype of different attributes out at once and then the continuous performance spells punish your opponent for sharing attributes with you. They are based off of Vocaloid if you couldn’t tell. So I need ideas on what Vocaloid/virtual singer things I can pull inspirations from, how to best form that gimmick, and make sure everything fits together.
I find that these fanmade decks and non released anime decks are interesting and should be either made into real decks or at least be made the fan made ones could be attributed to pro artists they could be mistaken for ones that are being employed by the yugioh company
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Fun Fact: The Eclair Knights seem to be based on Cards from the Shadowverse Online Card Game or at least Wilbert is. In the game they all have effects that revolve around the Ward keyword, which stops the Opponent from attacking you directly, because normally combat works a bit like in MTG, except follower (creatures) can also attack followers, which seems to be represented in the cards doing stuff with the defense position. The Card this Wilbert is based on seems to be Wilbert, Luminous Knight, who gives you an effect (kinda like an Emblem in MTG) where your opponent takes 2 everytime they attack one of your followers with ward (max life is 20), which is represented in this card quite nicely. Shadowverse Wilbert also has an extra effect where you sommon two tokens with ward the turn after he is destroyed, which the creator of the card could have given to the ygo version just fine I think. The other version of wilbert is also from SW, where he gives you an effect where you deal damage to the opponent equal to the combined number of followers with war in play at the end of the turn after 10 followers with ward where destroyed. Something like: "During the Standby Phase after this card was destroyed; special summon 2 "Eclair Knight" Monsters from your Gy/Hand/Deck to your field in defense position." Also, the eclair knights are a faction led by wilbert, as stated in the flavor text of Shadowverse Lancer of the Eclair Knights.
I didnt notice him saying the card where from SW but you should still have given the individual more then a 6 they adapted the whole ward thing very well.
@@GraphiteEnjoyer He mentioned in the submission the art came from Shadowverse. I said in the video that I wasn't aware of the lore so couldn't give bonus points on creativity, but hearing your explanation, it definitely deserves higher. Thanks for the explanation!
Then why isn't the burn 800 or 1000 ?
@@dudono1744well SW Wilbert deals 2 with his effect so maybe just to represent that? Idk
@@GraphiteEnjoyer 2/20 = 10% of starting health = 800/8000
AHH!, a Shadowverse(SV) jumpscare! But it is just my beloved husband Wilbert, so all good.
I like how they portraited "Ward Haven" playstyle, but I have some things that I want to say:
-It would've been cool that the deck were XYZ locked but constantly played tokens. In SV the archetype has a lot of cards that summon Holy Chevalier tokens (which could be made as a Eclair Knight tokens, lvl 4, 1000/1500). I don't know, it could've made this archetype unique in that aspect.
- I would've made Despair Wilbert more like it's SV counterpart, as it is a really good card that still fits YGO. Something like: "(1)If this card is XYZ summon: special summon an Eclair Knight Token in defense position, then destroy an opponent monster with lower attack than this card's defense. (2)During the Endphase, inflict 400 damage to your opponent for every Eclair Knight you control in defense position. (3)Monsters your opponent control must attack, if able. (1) and (2) effects can only be activated once per turn. You can only control one "Wilbert, Despair of the Eclair Knights"". And I would make the Xeno spell akin to "Fire King Sanctuary" in that it would allow you to XYZ on your opponent's turn instead of the double battle damage, as I feel like it would be a bit overkill and, well, Wilbert is all about burn damage.
Is there a mod where you can play custom cards? These are cool af
A lot of these are created on duelingbook.com, but it would be up to the creator to make them public. Some submissions are from edopro, and I think those you would need their script to access, but not totally sure on alternate methods.
duelingbook but you have to make each card
I think Mekk-Knight White Sunrise should also allow you to special summon World Legacy monster since the whole deal with the lore is decks being interconnected by the World Legacy artifacts.
I know there's like one Xyz that's a Rank 8 and requires 2 Rank 4s as materials (it was an archetype and I got it somewhat recently in one of my videos, but I can't remember the name - if I remember it, I'll mention it). There's also like the Number 0s that are a little odd in their summoning, and Number C88: Gimmick Puppet Disaster Leo requiring "4 Level 9 monsters" only to then say that it must be summoned via Rank-Up Magic anyway (which is odd that they still list normal materials...but that's completely beside the point). Otherwise yeah, can't think of anything that doesn't list a proper Level (or, well, at the very least a Rank, in the first card's case).
Shadowverse x Yugioh collab! Nice
Eagle being level 3 is hilarous. Also, Priestess gives DEF equal to the DEF of the Xyz she's attached too, since the effect is the Xyz monster's effect.
Also we got multiple monsters that burn for 2000.
White Sunrise is just a non-activated Circular. The Link-1 that copies the effects is a new one, that's wild.
Generic Destiny Draw that can be used in tandem with Magic Planter ? Engage on legs ? But I should also watch out for draw power getting out of hand (unless I'm making Ursarctic support specifically)
You also missed that Cinderbottom allows V-links for some reason.
Didn't even notice it was level 3 lol I'm sure he meant it to be level 4. Good callout on the Lancer (think this is the one you meant, not Priestess?).
The handful of monsters that burn for 2000 are either hard to bring out or tougher conditions to meet. The Eclair Knight one can potentially activate multiple times in a single turn (and is easy to bring out), and the Mekk-Knight one is too easy to activate on a turn-by-turn basis.
@@customcardguy Yeah, mixed the names up.
hey there, i was thinking of going back and working on an idea for an archetype and wanted some feedback about its main gimmick beacause it behaves in a unprecedented way within the confines of the card game
the archetype in question is Werewolves, its gimmick is that their effects would involve attacking OUTSIDE the battle phase, it would a archetype with a highly aggressive fully combat based playstyle that is locked within itself to avoid stuff such as black garden ftk nonsense and what not, in regards to rulings i tought that as long as something mentions attacking without referring to a battle phase it would be able to proc (example mirror force)
May I ask how you whould have worded the effects that would allow your werewolfs to attack outside the battlephase? Also whould they have a transformation gimmick or not?
I love your videos and I was hoping you could help me out with something. I have my own fan made archetype called Sinatron They are group of level and ranks three cyberse monsters centered around getting a lot of monsters of the archetype of different attributes out at once and then the continuous performance spells punish your opponent for sharing attributes with you. They are based off of Vocaloid if you couldn’t tell. So I need ideas on what Vocaloid/virtual singer things I can pull inspirations from, how to best form that gimmick, and make sure everything fits together.
I find that these fanmade decks and non released anime decks are interesting and should be either made into real decks or at least be made the fan made ones could be attributed to pro artists they could be mistaken for ones that are being employed by the yugioh company
Nah why the peggle archetype is bad