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I would consider Marionette to be a dark character, meaning that manipulation of others is not really in sync with the innocent Yugi-like minds of children. Batterman AA is a good card. It promotes teamwork for both offense AND defense. Battery Charger. If you're going to use AA...

In the anime, Future Fusion and Overload Fusion were used in different episodes. You could of course, use Future Fusion to dump the Cyber Dragons into the graveyard and at some later turn activate Overload Fusion to bring out Chimeratech Over Dragon.

No. You pay life to Normal Summon the monster. Monarchs won't get their effects. In the OCG, this card is mediocre since they have Treeborn Frog, Dandylion and Foolish Burial. In the TCG, 2000LP for DMoC/SPoN or Hino Kagu Tsuchi can be worth it.

Honestly, I think "Dark World" Chaos is the fastest and most overwhelming decktype in Traditional format. You just have to use a different monster lineup than the one you originally posted. "Dark World" doesn't even have to be a substantial part of the deck. In traditional, it is 99% about...

Full spoiler is up by DM Comet: http://www.dmcomet.net/potd.txt Here's what I liked from this set: Neospacian Black Panther D Hero Doubleguy Chimera Over Dragon Overload Fusion Super Vehicroid - Jumbo Drill Vehicroid Connection Zone Calling Magic Future Fusion Mausoleum of...

Some cards to use: Mirage of Nightmare...Broww... Sangan....Metamorphosis...

After 2 boxes of EOJ from Judge comp, I still didn't pull every holo from the set (1 box had 6 holos compared to 8). No Cyber Phoenix, no Majestic Mech Goryu, no Phoenix Enforcer, and no Voltenis-and these were the cards I actually wanted from the set.

Let's just stop this pointless argument. It is clear we have a difference of opinions-so be it. Whether you respect my opinion is up to you. In addition, you are welcome to interpret anything I say however you like, because that is entirely your opinion, not mine. Regarding the situation you...

Given what you've said about the situation in previous posts, I simply pointed out the smart ways your opponent could have handled the situation (Premature Burial on your Seiyaryu). Any other player would've used his Dust or Bottomless, but yours did not. IMO, that was not a smart move. Since...

Then your opponent is less astute than you initially described him to be. Any sane player would get rid of the threat when the opportunity arises. According to you, he had 2 outs on that situation: Dust and Bottomless. Had he done so, you would've had to summon another level 5 or higher dragon...

Your opponent must've been pretty stupid not to activate his Bottomless Trap Hole. Honestly, I think you need a reality check. Some cards are clearly better than others, hence their more common usage in tournaments and hobby stores. You can play with what you want, but unless your cards have...

Holy _____!!! That is so freaking awesome! We're getting closer to KC's technology!

Simon. You lose. =P BTW, I have something for you. I'll give it to you when I see you next next weekend.

We need some real proof from the judge's list regarding both cards. As for Goblin Out of the Frying Pan, I was thinking of Chain Energy.

If Malfunction really doesn't do anything to the basic mechanic of having to wait 1 turn before a trap can be activated, then it is a really weak counter trap (other than making some traps miss their proper activation windows). I would doubt Konami would make it so, but this should be asked in...

Think about it this way: During Player A's turn, Player B activates Gravity Bind. Player A activates Malfunction in a chain to negate and reset Gravity Bind. The resetting is akin to placing the trap card on the field. In the case of Gravity Bind, it is flipped face down and is considered to...

At least we agree that communication between both players is essential to proper gameplay. For the sake of Drop Off or Thunder of Ruler being activated successfully/at the correct moment, the non turn player must initiate the asking of what phase the turn player is in and whether he/she would...

In this scenario, the non turn player should state something as soon as the Turn player touches his or her card to be drawn. Because the issue of shuffling one's hand makes the situation messy, to ensure the effect of Drop Off going through, it is essential to declare clearly all intentions at...

Good job on Leveling Up!

Threatening Roar is a tricky card. What most people don't do is declare their entrance and exit of the various phases, especially, the battle phase (which is where most of the intricacies lie). At the very latest, Threatening Roar can be activated at the very end of Main Phase 1 or at the...