My initial thought is that Shitroll makes you so foul that even the ground doesn't want you around. You fly not because you can, but because the world itself moves away from you.

I think the implications of wifespring is hilarious, she's just so bad at gardening that it destroys the land

Like Chris P said, [Hidden Disinfection] (at 4:40) works on a creature with equipped with [Shitwroll] (at 9:09) because they fly.
Definitely a "flavor" win, but not a flavor I'd like to taste.

I just laughed for like 10 min straight at the partner with random gibberish card, and then the fact that the other card was also made by the AI

I like how Fungeal Geist is so insane that no one even comments on it being a Battle Wizard.

I think the AI has power crept Time Walk into the ground at this point.

54:45 Endless sword + Walking Balista = an infinite damage combo.

Im pretty sure soul stone is specifically countering flicker affects because thats the only thing that makes sense in my mind, as it has to target a creature not a spell but it only works if its like arena where it gains the affect “perpetually” only for that turn, its weird but if worded correctly it technically works

Imma guess the AI was supposed to try and have Soulstone counter unearth, escape, and other effects that have creature cards enter the battlefield from the grave.
Would work flavorwise to: they cant be brought back to enter the battlefield cause their soul is trapped in the stone

44:30 Only the first check is for a nonland card, you repeat the process for artifacts, creatures, and lands. So the lands thing still works.

59:47 Making friends is easy they said!

Actual requirement: Activate this ability as a Sorcery at the beginning of an upkeep.

13:50 Soul Stone would target a creature on the battlefield, then if you or an opponent played a flicker effect, it was stay in exile rather than return to the battlefield.

44:30 I read it as the 1st card has to be a nonland card, the rest are "put (card type) onto the battlefield under your control", since it would be instead of "you choose a nonland card" it would be "you choose an artifact" etc

Barish Master at 7:05 could be a real card.

Haste so it doesn't die on the first turn, trample so you can't just chump block - actual coherence with the unique effect.

Even more, the art looks like the creature type - Horror. Maybe it's the master of the Barish forest or something?

Actual real looking card.

21:00 never laughed so hard in my life

Second half of the video:
(32:18) Salt Warchief: Fair, ship. That's... not where salt normally comes from... :P
(33:58) Gravelgender Outcast: Fair, ship. This one's pretty neat.
(35:20) Uncalibrate for Swarm: OP, word salad, shred. The X in the mana cost isn't used for anything, and parts of the first paragraph don't work or doesn't make sense. It is interesting to have a win condition that requires controlling no lands, but that's way too easy to pull off. Zuran Orb, anyone?
(36:21) You don't need to target anything for the win-con there. It's separate from the first paragraph, and would simply trigger as soon as it sees that you control no lands.
(37:31) Bird Party: Underpowered, word salad, shred. Starts off very weak, and what is "it" that you gain control of? Then, you totally lost me at the Spanish word for 8.
(39:47) Blazing Contraband: Fair, ship. Overpriced mana fixing, but gives you a neat way to generate energy, and is great for Apilite tribal.
(40:31) Oh, so it works for creatures made out of rocks, perhaps? Then it's perfect for Gravelgender Outcast above!
(41:23) Caller of Lost Rellus: Fair, word salad, ship. Neat card, though there's a little bit of word salad here. The word "shares" should be "share", and the bottom sentence should be: "You may play one of those cards without paying its mana cost."
(42:17) According to Scryfall, there are currently 47 cards with the Dryad type. And, all of them are green. Some have other colors too, but none of them are part red. So, this card would work best in a Gruul deck with Dryad Arbor and other green Dryads, then toss in some Changelings, perhaps.
(42:55) Anchor: Super duper OP, word salad, shred. X is meaningless, and IT DANGER!!!
(45:19) Hermit of Kher: Fair, ship. Ooh, a mono-green sphinx is neat, and the stats are completely fine for its cost. Also, generating white cats with blue mana FTW. It Zybers!
(46:19) Armformer: Likely OP, ship then ban later if needed. Just how OP this is depends on whether it's restricted to things you can cast at instant speed, or if it lets you cast any card type regardless of its normal timing. But, it's probably OP no matter what.
(49:18) Oh, yeah. Manamorphose and rituals totally break this. It should have a clause added that you exile any cards you cast from the graveyard this way.
(49:51) Back Render: Fair, ship. The words "this turn" aren't really needed, but don't ruin the card in any way.
(51:07) Wandering of the Night: OP, shred. Add another to the "IT DANGER!!!" pile!
(52:09) Icebring Trickster: Fair, ship. Ninjutsu doesn't combo with the other abilities, but I think that's okay... Oh, wait! Word salad! The Ninjutsu cost in the reminder text doesn't match the actual cost! Yo, AI, you gotta get that detail right, dood!
(53:37) Warket Wolf: Underpowered, word salad, ship. I guess this guy voted for flying.
(54:03) Endless Sword: Fair, ship. A perfectly doable piece of equipment. It Zybers!
(55:05) Kraul Entrancer: Word salad, shred. Welp, I just lost the game five times.
(56:33) Dauntless Power: Fair, ship. Obviously goes in a zombie deck. It Zombers! :P
(57:53) Prismari Stormcrusher: Super duper OP, word salad, shred. IT DANGER!!! This badly needs an X in its mana cost, and for you to be limited to casting spells of mana value X or less for free from the top X cards of the deck.
(59:44) Ailorcose: Frien, frien. That art is very sweet. Unfortunately, choosing frien can't actually be done, since it's at the beginning of each upkeep... at sorcery speed. Oops.

I like how Back Render is just straight up Nekron support in both art and effect.

25:52 "Do I have a frying sound effect?"

ENEMY SPOTTED

I’m here for the people incorrectly saying a 3 loyalty planeswalkers dies to bolt.

First half of this video:
(0:00) Wildwark Aven: Unplayable, ship then never use. If it at least had flash, it could be remotely usable, but as it stands, you'd need to find some way to cheat it into play, and then it mostly hinders you.
(1:16) Scyclamioro, Choose Library: Fair, ship. Hopefully its long-named partner is able to make +1/+1 counters for it to use.
(2:16) Torgsuke War Addenct Gy Beastness Named Powervine Intrider Creatures With This Creature Can't Attack Or Block Unless It Choose An Instant Or Sorcery Card Exiled of a Creature You Control Has Flying: Word salad, shred. Well, there's the partner to the above card! But unfortunately, it doesn't make +1/+1 counters, and metal rate for hamber makes no sense. Darn it.
(3:11) Embodiment of Lifes: Fair, ship. A bit pricy, and a couple of the abilities are not all that great, but it's got firebreathing and a much stronger version of Megrim built into it.
(4:41) Hidden Disinfection: Fair, ship. Seems like it could be an OP 2-for-1 for cheap, but it does require the opponent to have a legal target with flying in order to use it on them. And yes, it has a tiny bit of word salad in there. Yeah, let's just assume "that player" means "that creature's controller".
(6:21) Barish Master: Fair, maybe underpowered, ship. Methinks it should maybe cost 2 mana less, but otherwise, this does work fine, although it can set you back quite a bit.
(7:33) Leapless Hour: Super duper OP, shred! IT DANGER!!! Well, if you want to power creep Time Walk, here you go!
(9:06) Disqualified, shred. Wizards would never print a card with such a naughty word in its name, I'm pretty sure. And I don't like that word either. As such, I won't look at what this card even does, and will just skip to the next card in the video at 11:32.
(11:32) Soul Stone: Unplayable, shred. Doesn't work as written, I don't think. Maybe if it mentioned target creature spell and/or target creature card in a graveyard or exile, then maybe it would work. Perhaps we can just assume that's what it meant? Even then, it's way overpriced for what it does.
(14:11) Black Viptares: Word salad, shred. Welp, you lost me at "deals two dancer a Dinosaur", and I don't know how to "Return play ento two cards".
(15:10) Withering Vanguard: Likely OP, ship then ban later. That +1 ability is pretty nuts. Also, tiny bit of word salad with the -8 ability, which ends with a ] instead of the " that should be there. Oops.
(17:33) Invasion of the That: Fair, ship. It's like a weaker Manamorphose that doesn't cantrip. This might be a tad underpowered, honestly.
(18:55) Wifespring: Fair, ship. Basically a color-shifted Stone Rain with a very expensive kicker effect if you really want that extra life-stealing effect.
(21:00) Fumgeal Geist: Super duper OP, word salad, shred. It dies right away since it's 0/0, so you will immediately get the death trigger, which is just bonkers. IT DANGER!!!
(23:10) Gnottrollike: Likely OP, word salad, ship then ban later. Totally not troll-like. Also, we need some Gares to play, and this thing has no natural way to escape.
(25:03) Frying Sliver: OP, shred. Well, this gives you exactly enough mana for a kicked Urza's Rage! Or, you could just go into something more practical for 12 mana, like Blightsteel Colossus.
(27:23) Dragonscale Apprentice: Word salad, shred. As written, this doesn't really work, but maybe if it was an ETB, and gave you 2 mana if you used a Snow-Covered Mountain to cast it, then it would be doable.
(28:52) Hornet Cannon: Fair, ship. Love the art, and the effect is doable. It doesn't have a mana ability, or even any tap ability, so being able to untap means nothing, unless maybe Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth or Yavimaya, Cradle of Growth is in play.