Can anyone help me in building this Yusei character deck

[Camic]

In the tcg I am really strict about what should be in character decks. Manga and anime decks from gx and after can't be combined and you can only use cards that the character actually used and only the number of copies they had. In duel links I use different criteria. If they have a special voice line for it, then it is ok to add it(unless it is a completely random card that they would never keep in their maindeck, or the card is tied to one of their friends and they have the line for that reason). If they have used it in the manga or anime it is ok. If the card is litterally made for or in honor of them(Ojamatch) or is something they use as an npc in game then I don't take issue with it. If more copies of what they used in the show are in an npc deck then you can only use the number they had in the show. The last rule is that the absolute most iconic cards from the anime must be used. So for Judai I would say Neos is a must but the spaciens aren't anywhere near as iconic as neos. Yubel is iconic, but he only used it once. Three Blue Eyes are a must for Kaiba, and dark magician and dmg are a must for yugi. If it has a summoning animation for that character and no other character it must be used. If it is the character's official ace monster according to the game it must be used.

edit: I forgot to say that the npc cards are only ok when they are serving a needed purpose that an unreleased card that the character used is not able to be made up for otherwise. Manjoume needs spells and traps, but call of the haunted is not obtainable so I use regretful rebirth to make up for it.

The reason for this is due to the fact that most players are going to be using meta and I want to have a slight chance however small vs players and the npcs. You can't agree to character deck rules very often in this game. I'm trying so hard to build a Yusei deck, but it just isn't able to beat the computer. I want ideas.

https://imgur.com/a/OoCsDDY

I'm struggling to find spells and traps that are playable. I haven't seen all of 5ds and I don't know a lot about what Yusei used the most. I am wondering how iconic nitro warrior and road warrior are. What I need the most are spells and traps that actually do something good. I tried adding more tuners, but the synchros require a lot of specific tuners like Junk Synchron or they don't work. Unknown synchron was a bad choice because it doesn't work with junk warrior....

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Fur Missile Inbound eredeti hozzászólása:

Meh I am indifferent, on the 1 hand it means losing a game on the other hand it inspires a new. Personally I would rather them make a Yugioh game that wasn't the card game format for once

Mhm ... remember the good ol' Duelist of the Roses and Capsule Monster Coliseum?

I loved Coliseum, I would also love a sequel to Falsebound Kingdom

[Camic]

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Theuone eredeti hozzászólása:

Mhm ... remember the good ol' Duelist of the Roses and Capsule Monster Coliseum?

I loved Coliseum, I would also love a sequel to Falsebound Kingdom

If they make new games, I want to see continuations of the stories for the gx, 5ds, and DM characters.

[Tunnel Sharks Rule!!!]

Camic eredeti hozzászólása:

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I loved Coliseum, I would also love a sequel to Falsebound Kingdom

If they make new games, I want to see continuations of the stories for the gx, 5ds, and DM characters.

They haven't even bothered dubbing Season 4 of GX, they aren't gonna continue any of the stories

[Obsidian Dragoon]

Camic eredeti hozzászólása:

Busty Demoness eredeti hozzászólása:

When you said "meta" I assumed "strong enough for PVP". In terms of "what will beat an NPC?" That's much more lax.

Yusei could use a deck full of Junk monsters, although optimally you'll want several copies of specific Junk cards rather than a variety like the anime protagonist would usually run.

3x Junk Forward
3x Junk Servant
3x Junk Blader
2x Junk Anchor

I would use that as the base. From there, pick out several Synchro monsters level 6, 7 and 8. For Spells and Traps, I don't really remember what Yusei used. So you will need to experiment a bit.

I am unwilling to use so many copies of cards he only used one of. I am ok with using 3 ojamatch in a Manjoume deck since the card is basically made for and in honor of his character, but if he had used ojamatch at 1 in the anime I would only use 1. It's more about keeping it close to the theme of the character. Personally I want two character decks for anyone post duel monsters as they have a manga deck and an anime deck.

Sorry, but if you're going to insist on a toolbox style set of monsters, your deck will have a hard time running even against PVE decks. This isn't even factoring in the lack of supporting spells/traps that will not be run "because the character didn't use them".

Here's the thing to remember about the anime, it's romanticized dueling. A character can use a wide variety of cards and still somehow get the combos he needs when he needs them.

There is only one duelist I can think of that ran a semi realistic deck in the anime series and that's Zane Truesdale. Why? Because he had 3x Cyber Dragons and tons of cards to play around them. When we get to Dark Zane, though, that all goes out the window. Because Cyberdark cards sucked and their support cards were much better than the originals.

Also, I want you to note that even in Duel Links, the AI legendary duelists have multiple copies of their associated cards in their decks. This is best seen with Jaden, who has never used more than a single copy of a hero in his anime duels.

So in terms of PVE character decks? You're gonna need to make that compromise I put forward. It's either that or run the staple battle traps that were almost never run by protagonists in the anime.

[Obsidian Dragoon]

Fur Missile Inbound eredeti hozzászólása:

Camic eredeti hozzászólása:

If they make new games, I want to see continuations of the stories for the gx, 5ds, and DM characters.

They haven't even bothered dubbing Season 4 of GX, they aren't gonna continue any of the stories

I'll be honest, I would have loved to see Zane duel another heir to the Cyber Legacy, get his butt handed to him, lose his cyber dragon cards as part of the wager, then fight on a road to redemption where he tries to earn respect for himself and forgiveness from his friends and little brother.

[[絶望] 𝔖𝔲𝔦𝔠𝔦𝔡𝔞𝔩_ℑ𝔡𝔬𝔩]

Fur Missile Inbound eredeti hozzászólása:

Camic eredeti hozzászólása:

If they make new games, I want to see continuations of the stories for the gx, 5ds, and DM characters.

They haven't even bothered dubbing Season 4 of GX, they aren't gonna continue any of the stories

Konami is not responsible for the dubbing, they sold the distribution rights to other companies and the reason why we don't have season 4 of gx is bc 4kids sucks bc they thought it's too dark for the west. Konami Cross Media NY or 4K-Media, a former subsidiary of 4Kids Entertainment, got bought by Konami in 2012, so several years after GX was finished and is now in charge of dubbing the seasons.

[Tunnel Sharks Rule!!!]

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Fur Missile Inbound eredeti hozzászólása:

They haven't even bothered dubbing Season 4 of GX, they aren't gonna continue any of the stories

Konami is not responsible for the dubbing, they sold the distribution rights to other companies and the reason why we don't have season 4 of gx is bc 4kids sucks bc they thought it's too dark for the west. Konami Cross Media NY or 4K-Media, a former subsidiary of 4Kids Entertainment, got bought by Konami in 2012, so several years after GX was finished and is now in charge of dubbing the seasons.

That's fine and all, except why not dub it now? We have voice actors for characters who's originals died, we just got a stupid Yugioh movie in 2016 and got dubbed in 2017

[Camic]

Fur Missile Inbound eredeti hozzászólása:

Camic eredeti hozzászólása:

If they make new games, I want to see continuations of the stories for the gx, 5ds, and DM characters.

They haven't even bothered dubbing Season 4 of GX, they aren't gonna continue any of the stories

4 kids didn't bother, but the japanese creators are the ones who would make any game I would be interested in.

[Tunnel Sharks Rule!!!]

Camic eredeti hozzászólása:

Fur Missile Inbound eredeti hozzászólása:

They haven't even bothered dubbing Season 4 of GX, they aren't gonna continue any of the stories

4 kids didn't bother, but the japanese creators are the ones who would make any game I would be interested in.

So Konami

[Camic]

Busty Demoness eredeti hozzászólása:

Camic eredeti hozzászólása:

I am unwilling to use so many copies of cards he only used one of. I am ok with using 3 ojamatch in a Manjoume deck since the card is basically made for and in honor of his character, but if he had used ojamatch at 1 in the anime I would only use 1. It's more about keeping it close to the theme of the character. Personally I want two character decks for anyone post duel monsters as they have a manga deck and an anime deck.

Sorry, but if you're going to insist on a toolbox style set of monsters, your deck will have a hard time running even against PVE decks. This isn't even factoring in the lack of supporting spells/traps that will not be run "because the character didn't use them".

Here's the thing to remember about the anime, it's romanticized dueling. A character can use a wide variety of cards and still somehow get the combos he needs when he needs them.

There is only one duelist I can think of that ran a semi realistic deck in the anime series and that's Zane Truesdale. Why? Because he had 3x Cyber Dragons and tons of cards to play around them. When we get to Dark Zane, though, that all goes out the window. Because Cyberdark cards sucked and their support cards were much better than the originals.

Also, I want you to note that even in Duel Links, the AI legendary duelists have multiple copies of their associated cards in their decks. This is best seen with Jaden, who has never used more than a single copy of a hero in his anime duels.

So in terms of PVE character decks? You're gonna need to make that compromise I put forward. It's either that or run the staple battle traps that were almost never run by protagonists in the anime.

I have made decks this way that beat the pve opponents almost every time. Since you brought up Judai, I have a deck for him that basically never loses to npcs.

Skill: Miracle Draw

Main Deck:

E Hero Bladedge
E Hero Woodsman
E Hero Blazeman
Card Trooper
Winged Kuriboh(prismatic)
E Hero Necroshade
E Hero Ocean
E Hero Bubbleman
E Hero Heat
E Hero Wildheart
E Hero Neos(prismatic)
E Hero Clayman
E Hero Sparkman
E Hero Avian
E Hero Burstinatrix
Miracle Fusion
O Oversoul
R Righteous Justice
Skyscraper(prismatic)
The Flute of Summoning Kuriboh(prismatic)
polymerization(3 copies)(all prismatic)
Fifth Hope
Hero Counterattack
Fusion Reserve
Draining Shield
A Hero Emerges
Hero Barrier
Hero Signal

Extra Deck

E Hero Flame Wingman
E Hero Electrum(prismatic)
E Hero Nova Master
E Hero Core(prismatic)
E Hero Neos Knight
E Hero Thunder Giant(prismatic)


This deck works perfectly as long as I don't misplay, aside from very rare times where the hand is unplayable and the npc gets out something crazy turn one. The only cards in here that Judai didn't run are hero counterattack, fusion reserve, and maybe E hero heat. Most people wouldn't even know he didn't use them unless they were told. They are also just placeholders for other cards that haven't been released. I disagree that one needs support cards like wall of disruption or enemy controller to beat the computer. The best part about these decks is the ease in filling them with prismatic cards since cards related to characters are given out in that form to those who participate in events. The reason that the legendary duelists use multiple copies is because Konami doesn't care enough to make their decks closely follow the actual cards they used.

[Obsidian Dragoon]

Camic eredeti hozzászólása:

Busty Demoness eredeti hozzászólása:

Sorry, but if you're going to insist on a toolbox style set of monsters, your deck will have a hard time running even against PVE decks. This isn't even factoring in the lack of supporting spells/traps that will not be run "because the character didn't use them".

Here's the thing to remember about the anime, it's romanticized dueling. A character can use a wide variety of cards and still somehow get the combos he needs when he needs them.

There is only one duelist I can think of that ran a semi realistic deck in the anime series and that's Zane Truesdale. Why? Because he had 3x Cyber Dragons and tons of cards to play around them. When we get to Dark Zane, though, that all goes out the window. Because Cyberdark cards sucked and their support cards were much better than the originals.

Also, I want you to note that even in Duel Links, the AI legendary duelists have multiple copies of their associated cards in their decks. This is best seen with Jaden, who has never used more than a single copy of a hero in his anime duels.

So in terms of PVE character decks? You're gonna need to make that compromise I put forward. It's either that or run the staple battle traps that were almost never run by protagonists in the anime.

I have made decks this way that beat the pve opponents almost every time. Since you brought up Judai, I have a deck for him that basically never loses to npcs.

Skill: Miracle Draw

Main Deck:

E Hero Bladedge
E Hero Woodsman
E Hero Blazeman
Card Trooper
Winged Kuriboh(prismatic)
E Hero Necroshade
E Hero Ocean
E Hero Bubbleman
E Hero Heat
E Hero Wildheart
E Hero Neos(prismatic)
E Hero Clayman
E Hero Sparkman
E Hero Avian
E Hero Burstinatrix
Miracle Fusion
O Oversoul
R Righteous Justice
Skyscraper(prismatic)
The Flute of Summoning Kuriboh(prismatic)
polymerization(3 copies)(all prismatic)
Fifth Hope
Hero Counterattack
Fusion Reserve
Draining Shield
A Hero Emerges
Hero Barrier
Hero Signal

Extra Deck

E Hero Flame Wingman
E Hero Electrum(prismatic)
E Hero Nova Master
E Hero Core(prismatic)
E Hero Neos Knight
E Hero Thunder Giant(prismatic)


This deck works perfectly as long as I don't misplay, aside from very rare times where the hand is unplayable and the npc gets out something crazy turn one. The only cards in here that Judai didn't run are hero counterattack, fusion reserve, and maybe E hero heat. Most people wouldn't even know he didn't use them unless they were told. They are also just placeholders for other cards that haven't been released. I disagree that one needs support cards like wall of disruption or enemy controller to beat the computer. The best part about these decks is the ease in filling them with prismatic cards since cards related to characters are given out in that form to those who participate in events. The reason that the legendary duelists use multiple copies is because Konami doesn't care enough to make their decks closely follow the actual cards they used.

What level were those NPC duelists? Because I can guarantee sevveral of the level 45 decks would have at least a 40% chance of wrecking your ♥♥♥♥.

[Tunnel Sharks Rule!!!]

Camic eredeti hozzászólása:

Busty Demoness eredeti hozzászólása:

Sorry, but if you're going to insist on a toolbox style set of monsters, your deck will have a hard time running even against PVE decks. This isn't even factoring in the lack of supporting spells/traps that will not be run "because the character didn't use them".

Here's the thing to remember about the anime, it's romanticized dueling. A character can use a wide variety of cards and still somehow get the combos he needs when he needs them.

There is only one duelist I can think of that ran a semi realistic deck in the anime series and that's Zane Truesdale. Why? Because he had 3x Cyber Dragons and tons of cards to play around them. When we get to Dark Zane, though, that all goes out the window. Because Cyberdark cards sucked and their support cards were much better than the originals.

Also, I want you to note that even in Duel Links, the AI legendary duelists have multiple copies of their associated cards in their decks. This is best seen with Jaden, who has never used more than a single copy of a hero in his anime duels.

So in terms of PVE character decks? You're gonna need to make that compromise I put forward. It's either that or run the staple battle traps that were almost never run by protagonists in the anime.

I have made decks this way that beat the pve opponents almost every time. Since you brought up Judai, I have a deck for him that basically never loses to npcs.

Skill: Miracle Draw

Main Deck:

E Hero Bladedge
E Hero Woodsman
E Hero Blazeman
Card Trooper
Winged Kuriboh(prismatic)
E Hero Necroshade
E Hero Ocean
E Hero Bubbleman
E Hero Heat
E Hero Wildheart
E Hero Neos(prismatic)
E Hero Clayman
E Hero Sparkman
E Hero Avian
E Hero Burstinatrix
Miracle Fusion
O Oversoul
R Righteous Justice
Skyscraper(prismatic)
The Flute of Summoning Kuriboh(prismatic)
polymerization(3 copies)(all prismatic)
Fifth Hope
Hero Counterattack
Fusion Reserve
Draining Shield
A Hero Emerges
Hero Barrier
Hero Signal

Extra Deck

E Hero Flame Wingman
E Hero Electrum(prismatic)
E Hero Nova Master
E Hero Core(prismatic)
E Hero Neos Knight
E Hero Thunder Giant(prismatic)


This deck works perfectly as long as I don't misplay, aside from very rare times where the hand is unplayable and the npc gets out something crazy turn one. The only cards in here that Judai didn't run are hero counterattack, fusion reserve, and maybe E hero heat. Most people wouldn't even know he didn't use them unless they were told. They are also just placeholders for other cards that haven't been released. I disagree that one needs support cards like wall of disruption or enemy controller to beat the computer. The best part about these decks is the ease in filling them with prismatic cards since cards related to characters are given out in that form to those who participate in events. The reason that the legendary duelists use multiple copies is because Konami doesn't care enough to make their decks closely follow the actual cards they used.

I have a Elemental Hero OTK that looks nothing like that

[Camic]

Busty Demoness eredeti hozzászólása:

Camic eredeti hozzászólása:

I have made decks this way that beat the pve opponents almost every time. Since you brought up Judai, I have a deck for him that basically never loses to npcs.

Skill: Miracle Draw

Main Deck:

E Hero Bladedge
E Hero Woodsman
E Hero Blazeman
Card Trooper
Winged Kuriboh(prismatic)
E Hero Necroshade
E Hero Ocean
E Hero Bubbleman
E Hero Heat
E Hero Wildheart
E Hero Neos(prismatic)
E Hero Clayman
E Hero Sparkman
E Hero Avian
E Hero Burstinatrix
Miracle Fusion
O Oversoul
R Righteous Justice
Skyscraper(prismatic)
The Flute of Summoning Kuriboh(prismatic)
polymerization(3 copies)(all prismatic)
Fifth Hope
Hero Counterattack
Fusion Reserve
Draining Shield
A Hero Emerges
Hero Barrier
Hero Signal

Extra Deck

E Hero Flame Wingman
E Hero Electrum(prismatic)
E Hero Nova Master
E Hero Core(prismatic)
E Hero Neos Knight
E Hero Thunder Giant(prismatic)


This deck works perfectly as long as I don't misplay, aside from very rare times where the hand is unplayable and the npc gets out something crazy turn one. The only cards in here that Judai didn't run are hero counterattack, fusion reserve, and maybe E hero heat. Most people wouldn't even know he didn't use them unless they were told. They are also just placeholders for other cards that haven't been released. I disagree that one needs support cards like wall of disruption or enemy controller to beat the computer. The best part about these decks is the ease in filling them with prismatic cards since cards related to characters are given out in that form to those who participate in events. The reason that the legendary duelists use multiple copies is because Konami doesn't care enough to make their decks closely follow the actual cards they used.

What level were those NPC duelists? Because I can guarantee sevveral of the level 45 decks would have at least a 40% chance of wrecking your ♥♥♥♥.

I can beat Saio at every level including prophetic. I can beat all the GX characters at lvl 40 consistently except Misawa because he uses magical cylinder and that spell which halves a monsters attack and gives that half to his monster. I still beat him more than half the time. I am at the max stage in gx and at least the former max stage in DM(50 something I think). I beat all npc standard duelists with no issue.

[Camic]

Fur Missile Inbound eredeti hozzászólása:

Camic eredeti hozzászólása:

I have made decks this way that beat the pve opponents almost every time. Since you brought up Judai, I have a deck for him that basically never loses to npcs.

Skill: Miracle Draw

Main Deck:

E Hero Bladedge
E Hero Woodsman
E Hero Blazeman
Card Trooper
Winged Kuriboh(prismatic)
E Hero Necroshade
E Hero Ocean
E Hero Bubbleman
E Hero Heat
E Hero Wildheart
E Hero Neos(prismatic)
E Hero Clayman
E Hero Sparkman
E Hero Avian
E Hero Burstinatrix
Miracle Fusion
O Oversoul
R Righteous Justice
Skyscraper(prismatic)
The Flute of Summoning Kuriboh(prismatic)
polymerization(3 copies)(all prismatic)
Fifth Hope
Hero Counterattack
Fusion Reserve
Draining Shield
A Hero Emerges
Hero Barrier
Hero Signal

Extra Deck

E Hero Flame Wingman
E Hero Electrum(prismatic)
E Hero Nova Master
E Hero Core(prismatic)
E Hero Neos Knight
E Hero Thunder Giant(prismatic)


This deck works perfectly as long as I don't misplay, aside from very rare times where the hand is unplayable and the npc gets out something crazy turn one. The only cards in here that Judai didn't run are hero counterattack, fusion reserve, and maybe E hero heat. Most people wouldn't even know he didn't use them unless they were told. They are also just placeholders for other cards that haven't been released. I disagree that one needs support cards like wall of disruption or enemy controller to beat the computer. The best part about these decks is the ease in filling them with prismatic cards since cards related to characters are given out in that form to those who participate in events. The reason that the legendary duelists use multiple copies is because Konami doesn't care enough to make their decks closely follow the actual cards they used.

I have a Elemental Hero OTK that looks nothing like that

The point is to have it be like the deck he used in gx, rather than to simply wipe the floor with people.

[Camic]

Busty Demoness eredeti hozzászólása:

What level were those NPC duelists? Because I can guarantee sevveral of the level 45 decks would have at least a 40% chance of wrecking your ♥♥♥♥.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9AWqOKLYxM&t=283s

In this video I beat an aromage player with the deck I made for Judai. He misplayed once by using wall of disruption against ocean and wildheart, but he was using a deck that should always win against a deck like the one I had. Even if he was missing a few cards from the archtype, he still should have wiped the floor with me if even a level 45 npc has a 40% chance of stomping this deck. Even if a deck is bad, a good player can win with it against the npc characters. I haven't played the tcg since 2013, but in duel links I know most of the cards and matchups.


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_PHK_jDQ3w&t=359s
At the begining of this second video I easily beat Saio at lvl 60 without using any items. Most of the video is me screwing up in legend rank due to not sleeping for a day or so at the time, but against Saio I did very well. This is during the first unlock event when Saio first became available so my Judai deck has actually improved since.

Edit: The reason I lost so many times in that video despite easily making it to legend 3 beforehand is because I lost the concentration needed to read my opponents. To be good at the game you need to be able to make good guesses about what the opponent has facedown or in their hand. If they are using a certain type of burn strategy a good player at the time would have known to expect lava golem and Amazoness Swordswoman. If they were using Yubel a good player knows what to likely expect and how to remove terror incarnate without it getting its effect(I can't remember exactly what I did to remove it, but I would use enemy controller to take control of terror and then sacrificed it a specific way to make it miss timing). That was the only time I bothered to attempt ranked, as I want to wait until I can afford whatever cards I want before putting any real effort into this. It is true that you need top tier meta to get 1st place, but if the top deck is elemental dragons and you are using lightsworn from 2013 you can still win if you have more mastery of the side deck, your opponents archetype, and your own archetype than your opponent has mastery over them. You know exactly what to expect and when to interrupt, and you are free to think about how to manipulate them since you clearly understand everything going on in the duel.