During your hand from either person's turn. Thank you, Mr. Logs lmao.

Ghost Sister is a card that's bad in 99% of decks but could be playable if we had a good archetype that benefits from increasing your life like Aromage

Nonono, Ghost Sister is broken. My Locals banned it because I've won 6 Locals with that card because of writing all the LP down, making their turn 39 minutes

Edit: HOW IS THIS SHITPOST GETTING SO MANY LIKES?! Honestly, I've never gotten so many xD Thx Memers

Here's an idea: Top 10 weirdest / most obscure tech cards used in tournaments. An example would be how Bull Blader was used during Necroz format.

Kuriboh deserves respect for being basically the first Hand Trap in the game.
Also,this cute fluffball is great in DL and has an entire cute archetype based on him,including the ''Wretched Ghost of the Attic''!

I mean Ghost sister does have another nice niche I'm surprised wasn't mentioned: It hard counters most FTK's that focus on burning you to death that special summon a lot. Yeah it's not good against every FTK deck, but can you imagine this being released in the same format as Danger Dark World FTK or any FTK that used Firewall? I bet it would see massive amounts of play since their only way of burning is 500, and you will always far outpace the damage since you gain around 2k LP each time.

Engraver of the Mark is one of those cards that would be so cool to have an archetype for

The day that they make a card that allows you and your opponent to search for any card as long as you both have that exact card is the day Engraver sees play.

0:00 "In yu-gi-oh a hand trap is a card which activated 'during your hand' 'from either players turn'"

homie had me thinking I was having a stroke for a second

"activates during your hand from either player's turn"
~ Duel Logs, 2022

Actually used to use engraver of the mark quite a bit to stop field spells, continuous cards or even just cards my opponent didn't want to leave the field, all without having to waste a MST, and then I could just use it as a material to summon something else. All in all, it was essentially a free effect to pressure my opponent in some way. For that reason, it was sort of useful (in casual play) at the time, but I can see why people don't run it, especially not anymore.

Also, even though I don't really play Yugioh anymore, I love watching and listening to your videos while I work and/or do something else. Helps me get through the night. Thank you.

I'm sure that once this video reaches my sister's recommended list, she will put Ghost Sister in her Aromage deck just to prove it's usefulness lol

Confronting the "C" has one of the funniest pieces of artwork, and I can't believe I never realized that the "C" stood for "cockroach"!

Hoping to see a "Best cards introduced in the DM/GX/5Ds/etc." series of videos.

I just want Dark Armed Dragon to be praised LOL

When I played the games back then, Kuriboh was my signature card. It was the first holo I pulled from my first booster so it had a special meaning for me. Also I thought it was very useful and especially in the chaos era it found more uses.

Thought I'd share a true story from the very earliest days of competitive Yugioh.

I was at a tournament for money, the location had only started having yugioh tournaments recently (this was WELL before the ban list but after the limited list was out) and I had won the previous two tournaments, including an 80 USD pot, so I was the favorite entering the tournament, but there was a second player that everyone was watching out for entering this one as well.  At this point our decks were filled with all the early game staples, raigeki, dark hole, pot of greed, monster reborn, change of heart, La Jinn, and so on.  However because of the restricted list everyone had had to scramble to fill in a number of spots in their decks and there was some disagreement at that moment of what the optimal final handful of cards were a deck should be built with (again, during this early era, like 90% of every top players deck was identical so there wasn't a lot of room for personal expression).  This fellow favorite to win, whose name I know but I'm just going to refer to as Rival for his privacy, and I had a disagreement before the tournament.  He was filling out the 40th card of his deck with Kuriboh, while I was filling it out with Man-Eater Bug.  He argued a hand trap was more important, while I argued Kuriboh was always a -1 and that while man-eater had its issues, in that format it was almost always at least a +0, with the potential for a +1 if I got the chance to flip it up on my turn.


The tournament takes place and things go as many thought, with me and Rival in the finals.  We trade blows, now 1-1 in the best of 3 winner takes all, and the final game is brawl for the ages with lots of same attack monsters ramming into each other and board wipes a plenty.  As the match nears its final turn both our hands are empty, I'm at 400 hp, Rival is at 100.  He draws and stops and thinks for a moment, asks to check my graveyard, and confirms I'm out of my beat sticks, la jins, whatever the heck else I was running at that point just as a vanilla high attacker, as well as my monster reborn and change of heart, its all in there, then with a giant smile on his face he plays the Kuriboh he just drew into face up attack position and attacks, lowering my life points 100.  So we're both now at 100 lp, empty hands.  I draw for my turn, then smile back, summoning my Man-Eater Bug withs its 450 attack in face up attack position and attacking Kuriboh for game.  My memory is of the rest of the room erupting around us, but this was enough decades ago that might be my brain playing tricks on me.  In any case, seeing Kuriboh at the beginning of this video reminded me of that match.  I played competitive tournament Yugioh for years after that, but I don't know that I ever had another tournament finale that epic, or perfectly foreshadowed given the disagreement we'd had prior to the tournament.

The "C" in Confronting The "C" is big enough to shift that lampshade. Forget a newspaper, burn the whole house down.
Top 10 Best/Worst Cards That Can Miss Timing
Top 10 Worst Monsters With Effects That Only Activate When They Destroy A Card By Battle
Top 10 Synchro Tuner Monsters
Top 10 Best Level/Rank 5 Monsters

Top 10 Cards With More Than One Artwork
Top 10 Best/Worst Cards That Require A Specific Named Monster On The Field To Activate
Top 10 Honorary Archetype Cards

I have some list suggestions of you don't mind:
Top 10 stall cards.
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 special conditions in the games.
More Rescue Rabbit, please.

It’s odd seeing you include Ghost Sister when she’s appeared in your “best of” lists before

I use ghost sister with aromage deck to help activate my effects even better