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Quick Gramps Jetmir
I rlly love him and his deck is now my favorite one
Decided to draw these two adorable hand traps! I use them both on my deck, do you them too?
Maybe we will get the banlist soon...
#yugioh #yugiohtcg
@kofmasterpalom Yo alcancé a subir a Platino V con un deck Galaxy Eyes, de todas maneras, Nibiru siempre es la solución 😆
Well, so I read tarot and a few other divination systems for a living. Now that I have a Hazbin Hotel deck, I'd like to read for you! Check the thread for details and prices. #HazbinHotel #Tarot
DBS Cardgame vient de ban 2 Gogeta SSJ3 des tournois, rendant par la même occasion le deck Gogeta moins viable...
Ça va être le moment de compléter la collection à petit prix 😌 🤝
Greyback - REALLY STRONG in jhin and non jhin decks, i can see it even with swain
Light - really strong too, ill play it in diana leona as a finisher the deck really needed
Chamber - bad, way too situational
Revna - bad but hilarious
Current Projects on deck.
Demon Hunter Raven Volume 4
Winnie the Demon Hunter
Sun-Child chapter 2
Holy Knight Crusader Vol 1
Which project are you most excited for?
@Stolas_Vtuber Favorite cards:
Eternal: Probably At Any Cost. I love Mono black control and this card was such a good win con for a control deck.
Netrunner: Punitive counterstrike. Make the runner lose the game because they tried to win it.
Next card from the deck for Batty
Flip the card, choose your destiny, love and hate this time 🥰😡
🔁 & 💜 are highly appreciated
Just learned yesterday that there's a Catholic inspired yugioh deck series that looks as if one of the developers likes Warhammer 40k.
Back at the Temple, the Master muses that Tooru's evolution deck fared as he predicted. Kirifuda Shobu's power is truly splendid; perhaps it's time they send him an invitation.
The arena goes wild at Shobu's win, but he doesn't bask in it. Instead, Shobu picks up Tooru's cards and helps him up, telling him his evolution deck is amazing; Shobu wants to duel him again, reminding him of the friends he used to play with so long ago.
Tooru and Shobu arrive just in time as the match is about to be cancelled, and Shobu calls for a "fair and square" duel and asks to shuffle. (Echoing a moment with Knight from episode 1.) Tooru is conflicted; he needs to obey the Temple's orders, but wants to use his own deck.
The Master believes Tooru's deck is insufficient, and sent him this so he could defeat Shobu. But Tooru isn't having it--he intends to win with the deck he made himself. The Temple member warns him that disobeying the Master will not make him the "strongest duelist in the world."
Rekuta goes looking for him, and finds Shobu all tied up. Jamira says he may have lost, but he's taking Shobu down with him, and steals his deck. In the arena hall, neither competitor has shown up; the Temple member is offering Tooru a copy of Hakuoh's deck to use for the finals.
Rekuta is researching Tooru's deck on the internet, discovering it's a mixed Water/Light combo deck, but is surprised it has no obvious trump card. Tooru enters, declaring that he'll defeat Shobu with the evolution he and his deck have undergone since losing to Kokujo back in 3.
While doing special training in the mountains, he witnessed a snake standing its ground against countless frogs, which taught him to...stuff his deck full of Shield Triggers and do this dance to make them come out.
(Yahagi Kyou really is a Jamira clone, huh.)