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Can i just say that Joseph's commentary about the context surrounding each episode is phenomenal. Best part of the episode and truly puts the "History" in "The History of YuGiOh". Great stuff guys
agreed
That's my favorite part too!
Yeah, nice to hear from someone as passionate for this game as I am, and Ive just been playing it for 2 years.
Agree completely
Joseph wasn't wrong, either. This time of the game was hype at the time and I agree with him that the events of YCS100 saved YGO.
One of my favorite things about history of yugioh is when Joeseph sits us down by the campfire and tells us the legends of old in such a manner that I can visualize it in my head. It never disappoints.
He's a great storyteller
Pretty great explanation 👌🏻🔥
He’s amazing at story telling. Just wish he’d stop using words like “poopy” and “pee pee” like he’s 6.
He actually played the Hero deck against RJ pilotting the chaos piper deck during his subathon and it's on his channel where they go a bit more into the whole fact that it could be argued that HERO making top 4 saved Yugioh
I just wish the stories were better researched. This wasn’t not one of the worst formats of all time 🤣
44:12 Cimos face!! Oh man this was hilarious great games
WHEN THE DECK IS DEVASTATED
Yeah, I lost my shit when his face changed 😂
It was a combination of every swear in every language even ones that no longer exist
YCS 100 is legendary and I think this is a perfect time to appreciate the MBT cohost pick. What a format for a Darkworld+Hero guy.
That Card Destruction in game 3 was a backbreaker. Looking at Cimo’s hand, if Joseph doesn’t top deck the CD, he is screwed on the crackback. Even if he manages to survive the onslaught from Cimo’s hand, he also would’ve had to worry about a potential 5K nightmare hitting the field in FHD.
Cimo could have put Light Pulsar and REDMD on the field turn 1 and it would have forced MBT to not go after decree w Grapha. So he could come back with a tour guide play at least with Dark Flare on field still
@@murphmuffin9069 yeah you are right, but lets be real, who puts his resources like that turn 1 in older yugioh formats, his play is better its just that Joseph got CD
MBT: *gets Solar Recharge out of Cimo's hand with Dragged Down*
Cimo: *just draws the other copy of it because he's the best Yugioh player to ever walk this earth*
From Game 1, A tip on Zenmaines for Cimo: If you used your MST at the end of Joe's Main Phase 2, Zenmaines' destruction effect is mandatory after the material has been detached, so Joe would have been forced to pop one of his own backrow.
This used to be the funniest thing you could do to people. I loved spending a set MST so that they had to pop their own stuff
I didn't pay attention to what card cimo set, and I still thought Joseph could've just passed without setting any cards.
@slash west Pro tip!
in the end it doesnt matter because mst eff is to destroy a backrow, actually is better to wait because i'd rather decide what to destroy than letting the opponent decide what to get rid of
@@Hclody95 it matters because your opponent loses one more card this way.
Seeing cimo's CRACKED hand at game 3. And the absolute oblideration that hand received from Joseph. Oh that was justice after the last episode
Chaos Dragons was, pretty much, one of the last set before archetypes became dominant in the meta game. Where you'd run Monsters with synergy with eachother but didn't necessary share names with eachother, as well as running all the one-of broken spell cards. It makes a significant change in the meta, which is not often something talked about.
It was nice when Konami didn't spell out "PLAY THESE CARDS TOGETHER" for you and deck construction still required player agency.
@@ZeroX7649 Technically, Dragon Rulers brought that back for a stint. Sure they all shared the same name, but their effects weren't archetypal.
Between Dragon Rulers and Chaos Dragons, I wouldn't be surprised if those two being as powerful as they were are the reasons Konami we're hesitant to print generically powerful cards that weren't going to be Staples.
Well and then came Dragonlink which is basically this Deck in modern form. Every broken Dragon, that is still legal united in one deck.
@@aliesterus1.023 Its kind of a catch-22 because generic cards can only reach a certain threshold of power, before they become too dominant. The alternative is to make cards with great effects but come at the cost of only working with/locking you into certain: Types/Attributes/Extra Deck Summon/Level/Rarity/Effects/Etc.
That being said, we like when archetypes have room for generic support and splashable techs, as apposed just playing purely archetypal cards. Most new archetypes kind of feel interchangeable, besides their unique gimmick.
@@aliesterus1.023 Eh. I'm 50/50 on archetypes. Konami went overkill on them. I'm actually rather surprised archetypes lasted this long considering it basically made boosters unjustifiable purchases because you'll never get a somewhat working deck from just boosters.
The fact that Joe is SUCH a thespian really helps these series'. His storytelling is always fascinating and fun.
This was such a GOOD episode, that deck dev was absolutely legendary. The only thing I wish could have happened was the summon of Five-Headed Dragon. What a banger!
Cimo misplayed. He could have made Light Pulsar + RedMD turn 1 which would force mbt to pop the LP w Grapha, not decree, then on next turn, he decrees the virus.
Man the nostalgia is hitting me dude this chaos dragons was my last deck I played in irl when I was a kid. Glad to know it was once meta
I love the contrast between MBT at the beginning of the episode, very wise, calmly explaining a very delicate period in the games history in a very detailed manner, to MBT at the end, going red from laughter while screaming WHEN THE DECK IS DEVASTATED WHEN THE DECK IS DEVASTATED
44:14 You can actually pinpoint the second when Cimo's heart rips in half!
The complete opposite from the cyber dragon win he had in the Inzektor and Wind up match up end play, was amazing 😂😂
That was such an epic ending. You can tell that Joseph used to play Dark World
Well, that was a fun episode. We pretty much got to see all the broken combos from both decks that made them so infamous. Besides the Red-Eyes DMD and Lightpulsar loop. Especially transitioning from an OTK in the first duel to a hand full of bricks in the second duel is representative for Chaos Dragons. It's basically the Boss Monster Top Deck. One ruling note though. Reckless Greed doesn't reset. That's why it was played at 3 compies in the first place. You can go plus 3 and only drop 2 draw phases. But this episode had many great scenes that are worthy to be in the rewind 2022 video
It "reset" because Joseph activated another reckless the turn AFTER the initial one. He didn't activate them all on the same turn. So he went from only having 1 more skipped draw phases back to 2.
I've been looking forward to this episode for a long time. The first iteration of Chaos Dragon finally gets the spotlight.
This matchup in particular is extremely nostalgic for me because I remember from 2012-2015 I would duel my friend every morning at school. I used chaos dragons most of the time, and he exclusively used a dark world deck.
Absolutely love this format, very excited to see what decks get played next
Just made it to the wheel and I know right. HERO, Dino rabbit, choas dragon, wind up, dark world and investor soon much fun to play
They might do an episode where we get to see the HERO deck that saved Yu-Gi-Oh.
I'd love to get an episode with heroes from this format. There's a lot of great decks from this time
@@fire989Gaming personally I hate playing Investors. I kinda want more of a guarantee on what I’m getting.
Chaos Dragon was My first deck. It Will always have a place un My heart. In Game 3 Cimo should have played tour guide into Number 17 then REDMD and Ligthpulsar to set the loop.
He did mention he never played the deck before, but I also noticed that "should have been" setup. MBT wouldn't have much against it, even Dark Hole wouldn't help.
Glad to hear you'll be sticking with the format for another week, I love seeing multiple vids on a format to flesh out the format more
Game 3 Cimo could have 100% set up the REDMD + Light Pulsar loop turn 1 by making leviair. How he just passed on nothing is beyond me.
He could have had Zenmaines on top of the revival loop too thanks to Tour Guide
He always plays passive
Cimo set up the L on the field. It did lead to a savage crackback however so I will give MBT mad props.
He's a control player, he doesn't understand establishing a board if it doesn't have disruption
Cuz he didn't blow up his resources I guess and save it to otk next turn
Game 3
Cimo: Good, as always, I got insane luck in my draws. This is the God Hand. There is no way in heaven, hell, or earth that I'm going to lose this.
MBT with Card Destruction in hand: I'm gonna end this man's whole career.
Part of me is really excited for you guys to slip up eventually and go "Cimo has already explained you the decks Im sure" "MBT talked about the decks, so lets get to it"
This was so epic. Best part was Joseph too excited over his DDV play to make his amogus joke properly
I am LOSING MY MIND, dude. When the deck is devastated indeed!!
That Deck Dev play was just godlike.
Cimo's reaction = priceless. Definitely needs to be in the Best of 2022 montage.
MBT told the history part so emotional, very well done, was interesting!
I have a core memory of getting Handlooped by Wind Ups with an Eclipse and 4 Darks and topdecking BLS. It felt so good.
Chaos Dragons are my favorite deck of all time. Loved making many different deck lists for it
I remember this structure deck fondly.
I didn't get it until 2017 because I reasons, but it was a part of my first ever deck that I built on my own.
I think this is my favorite episode. This was the time when I played Yu-Gi-Oh the most as a teen and Chaos Dragon was my deck back then. I loved the deck so much, it's still my favorite and would love to play it in that format again. Funny enough and what makes this episode so special to me is that my best friend played Dark Worlds which was his favorite deck. So yeah, thanks for bringing the memories back with this one guys, you did a great job doing so 😊anyone else feeling the same?
3x dragons collide structures was when I started getting into thos game and started playing legitimately I loved playing chaos dragons and Dino rabbit as much as most people hate these formats. This is the yugioh I fell in love with
I have to say that between all the hosts on this channel weekly series, i'm very happy that mbt is the one that we get too see twice a week
Joseph really sounds excited and happy to tell the history of the era of the format they're in. Like you gotta love the attention to detail in his intros. Genuinely funny guy. Good stuff!
One of my fondest memories of playing yugioh was this format. I love chaos dragons so much and this was such a fun format
This was the format I decided to become competitive. I’ll always remember the 100th YCS, btw I took fabled dark worlds to that tournament, lol bad decks at YCS, but soon after pick up chaos dragons and ran that deck into the ground. I day 2 ycs Seattle with it. My favorite memory is playing the 100th ycs winner game 5. I won game one because he drew double effect velior game one, game two I won because I double gem imps his double dragged down to the grave. Also, after the ban list I included a copy of dark Horus. It helped with OTKs because you could end on a board with pulsar, red eyes metal and Horus for 8300. It helped a lot because of its not included you ended on a board of pulsar, pulsar,metal which is 7800, so now you had the choice of end there, or go into bounzer and hope you don’t get dark holed. If chaos dragons get featured again after the ban list, and my boy Horus is included I will literally shit.
also, in the same Seattle tournament, I got mind crushed, and the dude called “BLS” but, he was forced to discard because I didn’t have a copy of “black luster soldier” I had “black luster soldier-envoy of the beginning” in my hand. Biggest waste of a tour guide if I had ever seen one
When the deck is devastated, indeed. What a way to end it!
Cimo: "This looks like a modern competitive deck"
Me: *eyes immediately lock on 2 copies of Raikou*
Chaos dragon is such an awesome deck. I’m glad we actually got to see it go off here. Also when the deck is devastated
Joseph finally found the counter for Cimoooooo drawing bullshit. Just constantly look at his hand and throw shit out.
I think the Dark World deck is finally why Mind Crush got limited to 1 for a while. Even if you call it wrong you can pitch a Dark World monster off its effect and still generate advantage.
This one actually does brings back some really nostalgic memories. Back in High School I had a Chaos Dragons deck and my younger brother had a Dark World Deck. I had a lot of fun playing with my brothers and high school friends in this period.
And watching history and having the actual context for what was going on in the competitive world at this time really adds a unique perspective to those memories. (Mostly for how bad and behind a step our strategies were)
My PET DECKS during this format... Was _Chaos Dragons_ and _PSI-Gusto_
I am SO happy to see Chaos Dragons today... Win or lose. I had the old Felgrand deck and I added several cards from when I played it years ago: _Light & Darkness Dragon_ and _Prime Material Dragon_ (personal techs of mine)
I remember getting this structure deck alongside my brother when we were getting back into the game around this time. The structure deck introduced my brother to Lightsworns and he would build them and made that his pet deck, despite them not being meta.
And this is why I was playing Dark World during this era until Fire Fists released and from there that evolved into a Fire King + Fire Fist hybrid during the Dragon Ruler/Spellbook meta. Honestly that period between the dominance of Wind Up + Inzektor and until Dragon Rulers released was easily one of the most enjoyable times playing the game. Very diverse meta with multiple competitive strategies such as the ones you mentioned and displayed and then also random decks like Machina Gadgets, Karakuri, Fire Fist, Mermail, Hieratics, Agents, Bubble Beat, Hunder, Frog Monarch, T.G Stun, Geargia and later Evilswarm and Constellar were all very playable and competitive decks in the game.
I remember getting two of those Chaos Dragon structure decks back in the day. That deck was a lot of fun
I also played with Mike Balan at my locals pretty often and his brother Marc. They were some of the heavy hitters in vegas.
History of Yu-Gi-Oh! episode wins
Cimoooooooo: 33
MBT: 34
Now I'm starting to wonder just how many formats almost killed this game
This, specifically Chaos Dragons, was the last time (excepting historic formats) that I managed to get back into Yu-Gi-Oh!. That deck captured my heart the very first time I played it - so much so that my return lasted exactly as long as that deck was playable and viable.
What a comeback, awesome episode. Happy to see Dark World got a redemption episode as it's my favorite and still current day deck in the TCG.
The moment from game 1 where he didn’t use the solar recharge made me cringe inside. I didn’t understand why
Chaos dragons is a personal favorite deck, I've been looking forward to this so much
I actually returned to the game at this point! Last I played was during early GX era, so returning back to see these white cards and black cards that don't have levels was a bit of a surprise for sure, but I managed to tough past it and had a pretty good time!
Thank god I came back when Prio died though.
MBT cries about how good Cimoo's hand is, and then it turns out his hand was even better. Amazing episode
Dragons Collide was one of the first structure decks along with the Dark World, Dragunity and Merick structure decks I bought when I got back into YuGiOh, and I love that you reached chaos dragons since I love them. It was fun seeing Dark World vs Chaos Dragons (two of my personal favourite decks/archetypes). Great job as always guys and I’m looking forward for when you reach Dragon Ruler format.
This is when I came back. Glad to now know each story from this point forward
This was genuinely my favourite time playing the game. I had only just started playing at the height of Synchro's and got to play and face so many fantastic decks! It was all so varied that it felt like every week there was a different deck that was all the rage! Inzektors, Dark Worlds, Chaos Dragons, Agents, Fabled, Sams, Karakuri, and on and on! Plus you got to see XYZ's hit the fields and change the way people played with decks like Wind-Ups and Ninja's and stuff. IMO it really wasn't until E-Dragons and Dino Rabbits hit that things got completely unfair and everyone really started to play the same 2 or 3 decks. I really do miss this era.
As a person who used Dark World back in its glory days, I have to say MBT...that my ears are still ringing a little after you spoke directly into the microphone. 🎙️
I hope the person at Konami who made the decision to include that limited playmat got the biggest raise for saving Yugioh
To be fair, it's Konami, so they probably fired them or something instead...
This was such a good episode. Kid me wouldnt have ever played the darkworld control deck, and adult me would love to. Chaos dragons was also on eof the decks that got me interested in yugioh again, being the spiritual successor to disaster dragon
Finally getting around to watch this in April and I gotta say, this episode is hype IMO. 2011-2012 was the time. When I started playing with my friends in a semi consistent manner. We would get together and play multiple times throughout the week. Not competitively or going to locals, but just playground, Yu-Gi-Oh. And chaos dragons, whilennot one of the first decks we picked up, would come up later on for about everyone in our group at some point. I actually to this day still have my chaos dragon core in hopes that it ever would have been a good deck again after something like 2013 or 2014. Sad to say it never did, but I always have my hopes.
Man game 3 was probably the strongest protagonist moment in the entire series. Not only did this require a series of specific draws and topdeck from MBT, but Cimo opened the almost invincible almost certain win combo hand, which is exactly the sort of thing a card game anime antagonist would do.
Another great episode. Honestly, ever since unbanning Heavy Storm, these are my favourite episodes, even edging pre-reaper.
Plant was the last deck i had. Appart from all of the new exciting strategies, u might forgot to mention one of the biggest factor that lies in front of u all this time.
The rising popularity of Dueling Network was the one that allows people like me to stick around a little bit longer playing online, before i finally stopped, but not without the thought that this game might just never die.
This period of yugioh was my hayday. Built a budget chaos dragon deck back in the day and I love the strategy. Oh the good old days
Hahahahaha what a great episode! Joseph going from Doomer to Deck Deving you was definitely a pog momento
My first full original deck! What a game. Thanks a lot cimo, subscribed
Chaos dragon was a sick deck, not only was the deck fun, but three copies basically gave you a competitive deck. Five headed was quite expensive at the time I couldn't afford that for future fusion, but still could win easily.
The ending to game 3 is one for highlights book along with mbts reaction to the revealing of your hands cimoo during that game
"Dueling Network had just come out"
Joseph. DN had been around as far as 2008/2009, I remember discovering Dueling Network _around_ the same year as when Montage Dragon was released, and Black Rose Dragon Collector's tin was new on store shelves. Dueling Network's Wikipedia page cites it as having been made in 2006, considering it had a thriving community deep into 2008 when I first discovered it, this tracks.
You're partway into the _Zexal_ era somewhere into 2012, 5-6 years after creation does not constitute "just come out". It's better to say that the average Yugioh player didn't have easy access to internet at the time, didn't think to bother looking at computers in their local library or school at the time, or just didn't look hard enough.
2/3 are on you guys for not being nerdy enough I guess.
Dark world looked sick, its hand control and its not painful to see. Great Episode!
Joe Giorlando's Hero deck from that YCS is what I played for basically the next 2 years (with variations to keep up, of course)
Dark World and Chaos Dragons, two of my all time favorite decks! What a match!!!
Super hyped for this episode dragons collide was the last Yu-Gi-Oh product I remember buying and it was so much fun to play chaos dragons back on dueling network
This format was mine and my brothers first regional we never even went to a locals before we learned very quick how different yugioh was compared to our synchron and hero decks
Surprisingly tho it didn't make us scared of playing but made us better players and we learned so much more about competitive because of it
Man, Dragons collide was when I started to play ygo with actual rules w/ my friends... those were indeed the good times
I remember this was the time i got back into the game after a long break. Everyone was playing chaos dragons and dark worlds and only 2 people had a dino rabbit and an iznektor deck. Was a very fun format
Chaos Dragons! I've been waiting for you to reach this point! Not much longer until we see the "other" Dragon deck and Rulers.
That'll be fun to see.
So funny thing. When I got back into the game. These were the first two decks I got through friends to have something worth while. So seeing g my first two reentry decks go head to head is a neat feeling
This is the first structure deck I bought coming back into the game. Still one of my favorites.
Getting so close to ruler format can’t wait for that couple of weeks
Back in the day I played both of these decks. I started with the Dark World Deck then went to making Chaos Dragons (both made pretty easily through the structure decks they had). Pretty surprised the Dark World deck didn't main Morphing Jar or at least 1 Fabled Raven. I get the Grapha thing, but he wasn't too hard to get rid of, especially if it got banished (bottomless, DPrison).
As for Chaos Dragons, I remember testing a bunch of things in it, like Purplythorny Dragon (a level 5 Dark Dragon and easy to summon) and Needlebug Nest (if the LS mills weren't enough).
Cimo. This is probably the like 30th time something like this has happened.
Play more aggressively with stuff like Reborn.
Very real chance this could've been a 2-0 if you'd resurrected something like the REDMD BEFORE attacking and just gone for lethal, instead of saving it for after. And this has been true of revives in progression, history and jank, sealed, etc. - You always throw games by not attacking for lethal when you have it and "playing safe in case they have a card that can interrupt" and then losing to draw power and non-reactive cards over the following 3 turns.
What an insane game 3. They both just drew the most broken hands possible. seeing cimos hand i was sure theres just no way mbt wins this but him getting the card destruction into having a set deck dev was just crazy
One of the best games in all of the series Cimoooooooo has on his channel, interesting
I was a hero player at my locals and this was one of my favorite formats. I wound up quitting soon after stratos was banned.
This was me too. Stratos ban was such BS.
@@hozus.7330 Yeah I played constellars afterwards for awhile but quit soon after
@@hozus.7330 Also agreed. Stratos went to like 2 in the ocg and he was still banned
I personally liked this format. (Inzektor main). It looks like you'll are having fun with it. Competive games typically lasted more than 2 turns.
I remember when i was first getting back into yugioh (i stopped playing after dragunity first released) i got three of the dragon collide structure deck and I think that was also when blues had the azure eyes structure and i got two of those and made some hellish mixture using startdut and red dragon archfiend/red nova. It was such a breath of fresh air
man, deck dev was such an underrated card all throughout its existence. every single time I played it in DW it was just a win button. I always loaded up on stun cards like skill drain to compliment it
I got back into yugioh around this time. Took frogarch to my regionals and actually did pretty well. Good times!!
"I can't believe the OCG has Skill Drain at 3..."
The next TCG banlist: What was that again?
MBTs opening really captured my feelings towards this game at this time.
I remember this point in Yu-Gi-Oh! history. This was the point when I decided to try my hand at RL Yu-Gi-Oh! instead of sticking to its video games, and while I still have the Dragons Collide structure deck somewhere in my collection (although I paid way more focus to the Samurai Warlords structure deck, released around the same time, because 6Sams are way cooler), I've since moved out of the US into a country where Yu-Gi-Oh! is played in Japanese, so it's now collecting dust.
The way joseph ripped cimos hand apart on top of getting the draws he needed and flipping the game winning deck devi is exactly why i always enjoyed dark world. Was never the perfect deck but when it did what it was supposed to do, it would bring the true salt out in your opponent
This is my favorite time in yugioh history. Complicated enough to be interesting but not insane like how it is now. Dark world is my favorite deck
Some of my favourite Yugioh memories come from this era.
Next episode we unlock the Shock.
Your Profile picture feels very fitting for your comment
I had just got back home before this format, so i was happy to play yugioh again. And of course i got a structure deck which ao happened to be the Dark World deck. So i never feared facing the windup matchup.
YESSS, the deck from my childhood. i ruled the playground with an iron fist with chaos dragons, good memories
I keep saying it, the past 2-3 episodes is my favorite Era in yugioh... I love it all
Eclipse Wyvern must have been the first ever structure deck card to get banned in the TCG
(in the OCG it was Divine Sword - Phoenix Blade)
Temple of the Kings was first released in the Marik structure while banned, although Eclipse Wyvern might be the first to be banned after release
I loved playing chaos dragons back then one of my favorite decks. Not many people knew of the potential combos it was capable of especially using catapult turtle for otk. Game 3 cimo could have established board turn 1 by using tour guide xyz into No. 17 then banish to SS REDM to SS lightpulsar from GY, SS other lightpulsar from hand banishing wyvern and darkflare to add DAD to hand and guess what?? you have 3 darks in grave (1 darkflare and 2 materials from tourguide) :)