From a Floo player perspective about what yata can do to improve his game: 1. Game 1, with this hand, you map reveal robina banish Empen, robina search Toccan , this way you can always secure Empen + Dreaming town except they have ash + imperm. And since this player does play Apex in main deck, this hand is equal to Epen + Apex +Dreaming town (Me doesn't play Apex main so I will just end on Empen with 1 Empen in hand and play with raiza next turn). Also you need to have eglen in hand in the end of turn 1 so you can chain block eglen effect when you activate dreaming town next turn. 2. When they activate branded fusion or any effect that fusion the orange once, you need to do the Empen tribute Empen + Eglen and dreaming town effect in GY to play around Drago (even if in the end they doesn't summon Drago, if they see you don't go for it they will summon Drago to negate youe second small bird effect, so you have no other way around). in this turn, if you play like I instructed above you most likely not die and you can search Unexplored Winds to pressure them in turn 3. In turn 3, 50% of my game I couldn't finish them (cause I don't play Apex in main so i keep recycle Raiza), you priotize Toccan take dreaming town back and stack their deck (like put DRNM on the top for example). 3. In game 3, very little thing i could comment except that you should follow grinder line. Since he didn't flip his face down, you can pretty much guess it is super poly so the best thing you can do is Empen battle kill dragoon 1st and then map reveal toccan banish dreaming town (still it is very hard to win since they have brabded lost on field next turn). But his deck building is diffrent to mine so I can only comment based on his list. In conclude, I want to say that Floo is indeed a very hard deck to master (not only how to play but you need to build it right to have the right tool when you need it). It's not a "braindead" deck like the stereotype that people imagine about the deck.
Same but when I was in high school before getting to my locals to start playing with people and seeing how the game was played. This took place in 2010-11
Should have added raiza off duality, and just summon empen, get the trap and raiza effect to get rid of their field and then play on their turn. He tried to do too much and it did nothing
@sphealchill87 I already said it. Summon riaza clear his field. On his turn, just don't be dumb and play into it. You know the deck plays it and that is most likely the only way you lose at that point.
I would be forced to bounce dragoon and another random card in grave. Bounce raiza back to hand. So you are telling me a set dreaming town can beat branded fusion plus lost? Lol when he could just go for dragoon again and i cant respond because of lost.
Because its cheap af, brain dead to play, likely to not get hit on fnl, and a lot of people don't think about this deck anymore which means you get free G1s.
I feel like it’s actually really good. If you play the simorgh package it’s an easy small world bridge (which also works with fossil dyna). It’ll use all of your resources but is an instant win against certain decks. I guess it’s dependent on the format, but doesn’t hurt in the side deck if you already play simorgh/small world
I see the "Wicked Avatar" in 2023 and I auto-click
The wicked nut
Me too 😂😂 Its the 5d's
Okay. Saw Wicked Avatar in the thumbnail and thought "no way does it get summoned". I cannot believe it worked out. Ha ha.
Wicked Avatar is like anti-spell with 5 extra steps 😂😂
But anti-spell is good so that's still good lol
I mean you can out anti-spell. The second Avatar resolves you scoop them up.
Avatar is the better card, just Floo is the only deck that can bring it out.
@@reservationatdorsias3215dark world can also do it
It is lingering imperial order and royal decree for 2 turns. -That is broken.
@@reservationatdorsias3215 a kash deck sided it in against me fml
From a Floo player perspective about what yata can do to improve his game:
1. Game 1, with this hand, you map reveal robina banish Empen, robina search Toccan , this way you can always secure Empen + Dreaming town except they have ash + imperm. And since this player does play Apex in main deck, this hand is equal to Epen + Apex +Dreaming town (Me doesn't play Apex main so I will just end on Empen with 1 Empen in hand and play with raiza next turn). Also you need to have eglen in hand in the end of turn 1 so you can chain block eglen effect when you activate dreaming town next turn.
2. When they activate branded fusion or any effect that fusion the orange once, you need to do the Empen tribute Empen + Eglen and dreaming town effect in GY to play around Drago (even if in the end they doesn't summon Drago, if they see you don't go for it they will summon Drago to negate youe second small bird effect, so you have no other way around). in this turn, if you play like I instructed above you most likely not die and you can search Unexplored Winds to pressure them in turn 3. In turn 3, 50% of my game I couldn't finish them (cause I don't play Apex in main so i keep recycle Raiza), you priotize Toccan take dreaming town back and stack their deck (like put DRNM on the top for example).
3. In game 3, very little thing i could comment except that you should follow grinder line. Since he didn't flip his face down, you can pretty much guess it is super poly so the best thing you can do is Empen battle kill dragoon 1st and then map reveal toccan banish dreaming town (still it is very hard to win since they have brabded lost on field next turn). But his deck building is diffrent to mine so I can only comment based on his list.
In conclude, I want to say that Floo is indeed a very hard deck to master (not only how to play but you need to build it right to have the right tool when you need it). It's not a "braindead" deck like the stereotype that people imagine about the deck.
he also used called by and dd crow wrong in g1. was cringe to watch
I remember as a kid that I thought Wicked Avatar was the most broken card un existence.
All 3 of them were broken when we were kids lol, dreadroot halving all my shit was triggering lol
Same but when I was in high school before getting to my locals to start playing with people and seeing how the game was played. This took place in 2010-11
That wicked avatar was really spicy for sure ngl
Someday I hope DB puts a pic of a flounder when he posts Flunder matches, but this is a pretty good alternative
yea you can small world bridge with avatar since it's also a level 10 like empen/snowl
You can also use a level 1 Floo and D.D. Crow as the bridge as well.
And Sphere Mode.
Should have added raiza off duality, and just summon empen, get the trap and raiza effect to get rid of their field and then play on their turn. He tried to do too much and it did nothing
Still loses to super.pomy game 3 unfortunately
@@SphealTV not if he plays correctly
@@RunRickyRun1991 what's the line that doesn't lose to super.poly I genuinely would like to know
@sphealchill87 I already said it. Summon riaza clear his field. On his turn, just don't be dumb and play into it. You know the deck plays it and that is most likely the only way you lose at that point.
I would be forced to bounce dragoon and another random card in grave. Bounce raiza back to hand. So you are telling me a set dreaming town can beat branded fusion plus lost? Lol when he could just go for dragoon again and i cant respond because of lost.
The wicked avatar makes sense, not gonna lie.
Anyone else notice how hard Branded crutches on Dragoon in weird matchups? Makes you wonder if this deck would even be Tier 2 w/o it
Good card makes deck good
its almost like not all decks have good matchups, without dragoon branded still kills meta semi decently, dragoon is for the bad matchups
Chadwandereeze feat. wicked avatar
in game one would mirrorjade trigger when sent by battle if facedown - does it not "forget" it was fusion summoned?
Its only forgot which materials its used. It doesnt forget how its was summoned
Have never seen a luckier branded player. Where are these hands coming from
Why do you think so many people are on Flunder these days?
Because its cheap af, brain dead to play, likely to not get hit on fnl, and a lot of people don't think about this deck anymore which means you get free G1s.
Cause it's june
It's very unexpected, and with that, incredibly hard to side against
@nlm7033 if you think it is brain dead to play, then you probably have no idea how to properly use the deck. Like the person in this video
@@RunRickyRun1991he doesn't know how to play yet reached finals, that just reinforces his point
Does anybody have the floo list?
8:37 was the biggest think
3 big balls
Look like he playin tennis
Watching G1 was painful from a Floo players POV. They could’ve Advent combo’d T1 or Advent Combo’d with Winds on T3 zzzz.
Y’all lost the barrier statue 😂 throw the whole deck away
What do you mean by "advent combo T1 ?"
There is no way Wicked Avatar is meta
I feel like it’s actually really good. If you play the simorgh package it’s an easy small world bridge (which also works with fossil dyna). It’ll use all of your resources but is an instant win against certain decks. I guess it’s dependent on the format, but doesn’t hurt in the side deck if you already play simorgh/small world
@@yaredkokeb5362Nice take.
Lets go Branded🎉
You mean let’s go Brandon?
Only politics here is the banlist. Albaz knows what I mean.
Wicked afatar is good card in floo, but it not wing beast.
Very funny cards
God game was was also played so poorly lol. He just apparently doesn't know how to use raiza at all, because games 1 and 3 he just wins with raiza
floo player didn't respect super poly
Why is damnation on a Yugioh thumbnail?
idk what that is but it’s a yugioh card on the thumbnail
Poor flunder player! No ash blossom in three games and got called plus super poly in g3...
1st
First 😈
No 😂
this floow player is really bad