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This Week on Video (40/2022)

Di CMInsightTeamYGO (2022-10-04)

Every week Cardmarket's YouTube channel publishes a lot of exciting Yu-Gi-Oh! content that you don't want to miss—discussing new cards and long-awaited reprints, the latest tech and the best decks, falling and rising prices … Collecting everything in one place, here's your TV program for the week of October 3.

Traptrix: From H.A.T. to Deck

Di Matilda (2022-05-17)

The Traptrix archetype features level/rank four monsters utilizing various trap cards. Originally introduced in Judgment of the Light, it took half a year and the release of Primal Origins to get the deck to a playable state. It received support throughout the years and remains a viable rogue strategy to this day.

Progression of the Protagonists' Ace Monsters

Di TheSorcerer (2021-12-01)

Every time that the main character summons his ace monster in the anime is epic. But have you ever summoned any of them yourself in a tournament and felt the same excitement? This article examines the competitive value of the main characters' ace monsters throughout the years.

Yu-Gi-Oh! History: The Gadget Archetype, Part 1

Di RyanA (2021-10-07)

Gadgets are a deck with quite a few years on their counter. This small archetype has seen some moderate rogue success due to synergizing well with different engines and tech cards. Today, let us have a look at that journey. It's a tale with ups and downs, and some of you will recognize chapters in this saga.

Top 5 Most Supported Archetypes

Di Lepprince (2021-08-26)

There are over 10,000 individual cards in Yu-Gi-Oh!, but they absolutely aren't distributed evenly across the hundreds of archetypes. Some archetypes are miniscule (Skyblaster with just two cards) while others are massive. Let's take a look at the latter (and see how quantity doesn't equal quality).

History of the Synchro Mechanic

Di RyanA (2020-11-24)

Synchro monsters were the first new card type to be added to the extra deck, originally named fusion deck. Although some players were skeptical of them at first and hesitant to try them out, they quickly became a staple in competitive Yu-Gi-Oh! In this article we'll have a look at the mechanic's lifespan.

Yu-Gi-Oh! History: The Decks That Dominated 2012

Di RyanA (2020-10-08)

Sometimes, all you need to hear is a year to be reminded of a certain Yu-Gi-Oh! format. 2019 is "the eternal format," 2005 is Goats, 2014 is either HAT format or DUEA format, depending on who you ask. But what does the 2012 format look like? Let's take a trip down memory lane.

Resurgence of Sealed Product

Di TheLastPharaoh (2020-10-06)

Konami has recently started wooing the player base by offering sought-after rarities to the core sets and some side sets, causing an increase in the appeal of purchasing sealed product that contains either new rarities or old rarities that are making a comeback. Let us take a look at them.

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