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Magic: The Gathering Player Learns How To Play Yu-Gi-Oh! (Featuring Team APS)

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20 Comments

@YawgmothWasRight 3 years ago

Yugioh is actually extremely easy to learn, just show your hand to your opponent at the start of the game, and they'll know if they've lost or not.

@mond256 3 years ago

Professor spent 10 minutes setting up his first turn board just like a true yugioh player

@ThatStewGuyy 2 years ago

They forgot to teach him to believe in the heart of the cards

@theredheadrevolution4156 3 years ago

'I feel like I'm supposed to have won by turn one'

He already understands modern yugioh better than most people, well done

@isaacfaith9369 3 years ago

Paul casually asking the Professor if he's into reading novels as they start their duel really got me.

@carlosemanuelmartins1305 2 years ago

Professor goes with the Magic axiom "reading the card explains the card!".
Lary responds with the condicional "some times".

Props to the editor for that zoom in.

@Total_DuDe 3 years ago

"You have activated my TRAP CARD!!!... What does this do?"
Is just the spirit of Yu-Gi-Oh summed up in one sentence.

@wyattthewordweaver1992 3 years ago

This serves mad “teaching your grandfather how to send an email” energy and I am here for it

@Coolbreeze02050 3 years ago

we need to see a video where you play a commander game with the 3 of them and teach them all how to play MtG, that would be a very entertaining video

@retro.7673 3 years ago (edited)

The crossover we all wanted ❤HE SAID THE THING HE SAID THE TRAP CARD THING! As a Yu-Gi-Oh and Magic player it was wholesome watching the prof learn the game like we did when we were little kids.

@TeamAPS 3 years ago

Thanks so much for having us on! This was a load of fun, even if things didn't exactly look close! But hey, you got to play the Blue-Eyes White Dragon! 😅

@Lembo101 2 years ago (edited)

It's like a competitive Yu-gi-oh match for Paul. He's sitting around for 10 minutes as his opponent resolves his turn, except instead of his opponent doing a bunch of stuff on the board he's simply reading the text on his cards trying to figure out what they even do on the board.

When I need to teach someone Yu-gi-oh I find that the tutorials in Legacy of the Duelist actually do a good job of getting people up to speed. It takes about 30 minutes, just about the length of this video.

Loved the reaction cams from Paul Alec and Larry

@papasweed.dispenseria5977 3 years ago

Them just saying "sometimes" or "most of the time" when explaining a rule of mechanic of the game just sums up yugioh as a card game perfectly

@King_Cond0 3 years ago

Prof relentlessly using magic terms while confusing the APS boys is hilarious

@OneTrueNobody 1 year ago

18:50 - "Exile" and "banish" are actually just two different ways of saying the same thing, at least when "exile" is used as a verb. This is actually a point on which Magic and Yu-Gi-Oh are both very similar, because they BOTH used "remove from play" early on and changed it to "banish/exile" later, while also introducing effects that enabled exiled cards to interact with the game.

@DefinitelyNotReal627 3 years ago

This is like watching somebody who only speaks Italian trying to teach their friend Italian, but their friend only speaks Spanish. It's real, real good.