Yubel

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how tf do you win against yubel? these freaking cards do anything and are inmortal and search everything from everywhere.

[Bad Distraction Carnifex]

You handle them the same way you handle Time Lords. Don't freaking attack into Yubel monsters if you have no way to shut off their effects 1st and don't let them attack or bad stuff happens.

You can do this through effect negations. Ash Blossom is going to get completely out paced by them because they'll just choose a different combo line or get baited out by "This can't go through" effects or cards. Also, Called by the Grave is pretty decent for turning off a Yubel players turn. Not D.D, Crow, you have to negate the Yubel's effect that you're banishing once it gets popped otherwise it's not worth it.

Other than that there basically is no counter play to their Super Poly plays. It's B.S. and it sucks and frankly, Super Poly is probably getting banned or limited due to Yubel next list. The card has become a field wiper that can't be responded to.

[Raven]

well there is kaiju, there is lava golem, there is literally like 20 something cards that bounce cards rather than destroy that can be splashed into any deck, and I'm personally considering the viability of winter cherries as a whole

[brago90]

Handtraps, super polymerization, tribute, banish, return to hand, return to deck, move to magic and trap zone...

[Zelwy]

Originally posted by Raven:

well there is kaiju, there is lava golem, there is literally like 20 something cards that bounce cards rather than destroy that can be splashed into any deck, and I'm personally considering the viability of winter cherries as a whole

Yubel ends with more than one monster on ther side for Lava golem?

[Raven]

Originally posted by LeCroix:

Originally posted by Raven:

well there is kaiju, there is lava golem, there is literally like 20 something cards that bounce cards rather than destroy that can be splashed into any deck, and I'm personally considering the viability of winter cherries as a whole

Yubel ends with more than one monster on ther side for Lava golem?

Yes? for whatever reason, people just love playing excessively, the idea of overextending doesn't even register for 90% of the player base. I have yet to see on youtube anyone showing off yubel combos end on a single monster board. Or if they did, they summon more on your turn, still making lava golem live.

[Rameol]

Originally posted by LeCroix:

Originally posted by Raven:

well there is kaiju, there is lava golem, there is literally like 20 something cards that bounce cards rather than destroy that can be splashed into any deck, and I'm personally considering the viability of winter cherries as a whole

Yubel ends with more than one monster on ther side for Lava golem?

Usually, yes, they tend to have more than one Yubel in the field, and they tend to summon A LOT of times during one turn, so even having Nibiru in the deck is a good idea. You can also run super Super Polymerization with your own Yubel - The Loving Defender Forever, or Garura, Wings of Resonant Life, or Starving Venom Fusion Dragon in the extra deck.

[Zephyr]

Originally posted by 654386438537:

how tf do you win against yubel? these freaking cards do anything and are inmortal and search everything from everywhere.

Use Ghoti, not only is it a really fun to play archetype with awesome space fish but it works exceedingly well against meta decks like Yubel.

Banishing a meta slave's board only to have a 4k Ghoti on the board, there's not much in Yugioh that's that delightful imo.

[HeraldOfOpera]

Originally posted by Zephyr:

Originally posted by 654386438537:

how tf do you win against yubel? these freaking cards do anything and are inmortal and search everything from everywhere.

Use Ghoti, not only is it a really fun to play archetype with awesome space fish but it works exceedingly well against meta decks like Yubel.

Banishing a meta slave's board only to have a 4k Ghoti on the board, there's not much in Yugioh that's that delightful imo.

Note that competent players will have a plan for this, and meta decks in particular are flexible enough to have that plan. That said, "meta slaves" are usually understood to be idiots who think that simply having a good deck will make up for the idiocy. It will, until they run into a rogue player who actually knows what they're doing. If they run into a meta player who knows what they're doing? Not quite as funny, but it works.

[Mistic-Gohan]

Well it's targetable for all sorts of effects including negates so... there is actually a lot of things You can do here.

[Papa Shekels]

Well since they're immortal, stick one on your field and you can't lose the game anymore. Since they search anything, use them to add a couple pots of greed to your hand until you get all the exodia pieces. It seems rather simple honestly, only took me 20 seconds to figure out the win condition there

[Zephyr]

Originally posted by HeraldOfOpera:

Originally posted by Zephyr:

Use Ghoti, not only is it a really fun to play archetype with awesome space fish but it works exceedingly well against meta decks like Yubel.

Banishing a meta slave's board only to have a 4k Ghoti on the board, there's not much in Yugioh that's that delightful imo.

Note that competent players will have a plan for this, and meta decks in particular are flexible enough to have that plan. That said, "meta slaves" are usually understood to be idiots who think that simply having a good deck will make up for the idiocy. It will, until they run into a rogue player who actually knows what they're doing. If they run into a meta player who knows what they're doing? Not quite as funny, but it works.

Probably be the only time I ever ask in this cesspool, but what do you mean and got any pointers for handling those situations?

[Terminal Desolation]

Originally posted by Bad Distraction Carnifex:

You handle them the same way you handle Time Lords. Don't freaking attack into Yubel monsters if you have no way to shut off their effects 1st and don't let them attack or bad stuff happens.

You should read Nightmare Pain again. I think you're missing some important text on it.

[Sephilar]

Originally posted by Terminal Desolation:

Originally posted by Bad Distraction Carnifex:

You handle them the same way you handle Time Lords. Don't freaking attack into Yubel monsters if you have no way to shut off their effects 1st and don't let them attack or bad stuff happens.

You should read Nightmare Pain again. I think you're missing some important text on it.

Don't tell him, it's supposed to be a Nightmare surprise.

[monrebauz]

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[wizard master結城晶子リ]

Originally posted by 654386438537:

how tf do you win against yubel? these freaking cards do anything and are inmortal and search everything from everywhere.

they are not immortal they simply cant be destroyed by battle the yare 0 atk monsters and if u summon no monsters they cant do anything they benafit form u summoning a monsters with atk you can also just use kaiju to remove it called by etc there is way to deal with them i run into alot of ppl with my y ubel deck and they do beat me aesires counters them heavy so they are not immortal they just simply cant be destroyed by battle thats it