I love that the first minute of the video is like a youtube short quickly explaining the engine and from there the video starts explaining each step in detail, rly cool format
@@konolinkuda3586 Nope. Just 4 of them, the Fiend Type Fusion, and the Jesus one and the Link Monsters are all him, the others are creatures summoned from different dimensions anchored by a False Staff acting as a seal to keep them summoned from Aleister's World. They are also references to different mythos.
@@toaaxxon123 Yes. Ethereal staff. All colored blue, comes with gigantic versions and smaller ones depending on the size of the creature. Magellanica has a small one but actually large due to his size making it small in comparison, Raidjin has a small one in his shoulder, Each Purgatorio Ghosts have one, im not blind.
The Invoked-Dogmatika-Shaddoll amalgamation was peak Yu-Gi-Oh! for me. Cards that were initially designed as separate archetypes ending up working really well together years later is what separates this game from other TCG's.
I enjoy showing these to my friends who are new players, because they kind of need to know this, but it’s also funny to see their reactions to these combos
Duel logs when meltdown went to 3 in MD. "No one cares about this, no one play Aleister" Duel logs now: Alesteir somewhere: Well well look who comes back crawling. Or sometime like that.
Fun fact: Aleister is related to the Prophecy archetype (where Spellbooks come from), which is also related lore-wise to the Endymion archetype (the Spell Counter one).
@@zaleww5824 yes, all 3 of the ultimate spellcasters (Endymion, Verre, and Aleister) were part of Magistus where they found book of law and attempted to summon the deity to enhance their power. Zoroa, their leader and seemed to be Crowley/Aleister brother figure, nominated himself to be the first one to try. They planned everything including fail safe plans in the case of something happened, but on the day of the summon, things got out of control really fast, Zoroa burnt into ashes with the deity he summoned. This event basically split all 3 of them, Endymion created a whole new magic society to collect and seal dangerous magical artifacts so there wouldn't be any other accident like Zoroa, Verre turned herself into younger looking girl and formed the society of magic craftsman where they made golem and magic tools. Crowley went to steal the book of law that turned into a staff, he named himself Aleister the invoker, it was unknown what was his goal is, but from the alt art of invocations, it seems that he was experimenting a way to invoke Zoroa's soul and resurrect him.
These explaining engine videos are amazing! I'm always happy to see a new one that I can try out. Thank you for the great work! Maybe explaining the Runick engine would be a good video.
I too love, that you explain the Centre piece of the engine right of the bat, and then go into detail after. Please make more of these, as it is really helpful for new players of the game. Maybe Adventure engine next?✌️
Play all Artemis, Almiraj, and Secure Gardna. Artemis is good for go 1st to make the summon faster and less than 5 summon. But in 2nd, Almiraj sometimes better to close the game faster.
This needs to become a series, i've been out of the loop for ages i dont know what most modern decks do but i've been slowly catching up due to playing Master Duel
Hey duellogs. How you feel about explaining the fur-hire engine and its history? I play fur-hire but it be nice if someone like you who does slot of research go into this underdog of archetype!
I swear the editors always get confused with the different borrel dragons.. its probably because they dont play ygo themselves but whenever logs talks about any borrel dragon the wrong one is shown on screen...
Im an OG Yu Gi Oh player/anime fan who hasn’t touched the game since maybe first few episodes of GX..I am amazed its still popular like this and how complex the game has become..The way the game is played now I could never be succesful..Cant even catch on to the lingo you use in the video..S/o to all the kids enjoying now..
I like combining aleister with Fur-Hire as it gives me relatively easy access to every element, not that it’s great/reliable deck, but I prefer making more gimmicky decks as I have more fun with that.
Hey quick question. I understand cards like upstart goblin are arguably good. But why? It gives you plus one. Which is awesome. But if you didn't have that card in your deck, wouldn't you have just drawn a different instead?
It slim down the size of the deck, instead of playing 40 cards like others, you play 37. This is why pot of greed would never be unbanned, you are basically playing 34 cards deck with it, making it super consistent for you to get your keycards and combo pieces.
Everyone always forgets Omega Summon is a card that exists. Sure, it’s definitely not the best trap card, but it’s good/ decent against a deck that banishes their opponent’s monsters
Invoked mostly only playable as an engine. I hope someday Konami give him some new supports to make them playable as a single deck or main arctype. . I try other variants too like Invoked Tenyi, Prank-Invoked, or Invoked PUNK to make Invoked as main arctype in deck. Not really consistent, but when you have right cards, it will very powerful. I love the Invoked Tenyi because it can use Aleister the Invoker Madness (link-2) optimally and you can easily discard to add Book of Law or another Invocation to summon more Fusion because all Tenyi have effect in GY.
Ive always ran it with spellbook. Its not op but allows for constant fusions. Only downside is relying on the enemy to have attribute monsters (easy to draw poorly early game and struggle though)
with my mekks and invoked i also use super poly, so if they get through mekaba, i can take their first or more important extra deckk summon to make an Elysium
Great video, I finaly got to see alistar's staff on every invoked fusion. To suggest a topic for the future, could you explain how flower cardians work?
I really like Aleister i use it on one of my decks (Dogmatika/Allbaz), and is so good at getting my playes going, It helps a lot that fusion is likely my favorite Extra deck monster type atm.
I play Invoke with Kaiju and Trap monsters, yes it's Jank and weird but it's kinda fun at the same time. A handful of Trap monsters can choose its attribute so I can access whatever Invoked Fusion I want (Except Augoeides and Elysium), and if all the stars aligned I can even do 5 attribute Link into LGD to bomb the opponent's field. Kaijus are for dealing with some problematic monsters and kinda provide attributes for Fusion as well.
Normal Summon Aleister summon Mechaba repeat to fusion with Aleister every single turn If u try ash Meltdown, Aleister, they will always has the other one (Maybe if u ash Meltdown there is chance they can't use Invocation in hand :V) Thanks to read my comment :V
Normal Summon Aleister Aleister Effect search Invocation Link Summon Salamangreat Almiraj Link Summon Secure Gardna Fusion Summon Invoked Mechaba Eff Invocation add Aleister from Banished If you don't care about Purgatrio and just want the Mechaba you can just Link off straight into Magistus Artemis. A Mechaba in grave can be used as material for a second Mechaba later on, or an Augoeides or Elysium if you're feeling spicy.
Is there a video on how Zoodiacs didn't suck? Each time I tried them, I comboed off into a full board of 0/0 XYZ monsters with no materials. I mean, Ratpier (0/0) is seen as the best of them. You xyz on top of it, and you have a 0/0 monster that can detach a material to summon yet another 0/0 copy of Ratpier. Now you have TWO dead on the field 0/0 monsters. Whoop-dee-friggin-doo.
As much as they make me sick, I could, conceivably, run Aleister or Adventure in this Therion/ sort of Danger deck that I'm working on since that deck only has one monster that does something normal summon, but the deck's already at 50 cards and Adventure stuff takes up so much space.
What do you think of the possibility that decks that can afford to make use of Time Rending Morganite will incorporate Invoked engines that make use of the additional normal summon provided by TRM?
Well they cant use Aleister's ATK/DEF boost. Also, Invoked Dogmatika Shaddoll cards cant run these since Ecclesia and Fleur wont be able to activate in hand lol. Branded Invoked is still live tho with this. They can Aluber, Kitt and Aleister easily. Comedy gets ditched tho since its a dead card in hand if Morganite is live.
Top 10 "Game-Warping" Cards That Don't Go Far Enough Anymore. Top 10 "Break Slammers", cards that prevent or punish over-extension itself. Chain Energy, Summon Breaker/Limit, similar such. Top 10 cards that are Worth Waiting for. (I. E., Slow Cards Only, with Longer Worthwhile Waits at least earning some points toward higher rankings) Top 10 Cards that require your Opponent to do something to matter. Top 10 Cards That Earn Their Oppressive Restrictions. Top 10 "Rubber Band" Cards, cards that get better the more you're losing/worse the more you're winning. Top 10 Cards Whose Intended Functionality Is Antithetical To Modern Yu-Gi-Oh!. Top 10 "Gift Exchange" Targets.
I love that the first minute of the video is like a youtube short quickly explaining the engine and from there the video starts explaining each step in detail, rly cool format
Probably bc they are gonna turn it into a short
Normal Summon Aleister, truly the most skill intesive move in Yugioh, just right next to Mystic Mine.
As A masterduel player one of my favorite plays is Maxx "c" Then Opponent ends turn.
What about normal summon Aluber?
@@someclevername8167 Aluber's just Aleister 2.0
For me it's when you activate Inovcation from your hand after your Aleister got ashed
@@yirash47 I love when I have Branded Fusion in hand already and they Ash my Aluber. The same what I always have Invocation in my hand already.
With the 4 starting seconds you've explained everything you should know about invoked
LMAO TRUE
Honestly just cool to see close ups of some of these monsters, never noticed all the fusions have Al's staff sticking out of them
because basically every Extra Deck monster is in fact Aleister himself
@@konolinkuda3586 Nope. Just 4 of them, the Fiend Type Fusion, and the Jesus one and the Link Monsters are all him, the others are creatures summoned from different dimensions anchored by a False Staff acting as a seal to keep them summoned from Aleister's World. They are also references to different mythos.
@@bismarckimperia8781 no, they all have the staff somewhere you need to look closer
Augoides is aleiater merged with the spellbook building from the field spell
@@toaaxxon123 Yes. Ethereal staff. All colored blue, comes with gigantic versions and smaller ones depending on the size of the creature. Magellanica has a small one but actually large due to his size making it small in comparison, Raidjin has a small one in his shoulder, Each Purgatorio Ghosts have one, im not blind.
The Invoked-Dogmatika-Shaddoll amalgamation was peak Yu-Gi-Oh! for me. Cards that were initially designed as separate archetypes ending up working really well together years later is what separates this game from other TCG's.
And now, Despia and Eldlich can also be splashed into it
Invoked Dogma Shaddol and the bosses only use boss from their arctype only. It is a good combination but still keep the value of each arctypes.
Invoked B.A.S.E.D. Invoked Branded Albaz Shaddoll Swordsoul Eldlich Dogmatika Despia
@@adijaya4517 idk how relevant it is now, but god I want to make this deck a thing. Most of my favorite cards in one deck XD
I love how Albaz Invoked Dogmatika Shaddoll gets shortened to AIDS
I enjoy showing these to my friends who are new players, because they kind of need to know this, but it’s also funny to see their reactions to these combos
Duel logs when meltdown went to 3 in MD. "No one cares about this, no one play Aleister"
Duel logs now:
Alesteir somewhere: Well well look who comes back crawling.
Or sometime like that.
Fun fact: Aleister is related to the Prophecy archetype (where Spellbooks come from), which is also related lore-wise to the Endymion archetype (the Spell Counter one).
Which is also related to Witchcrafters
@@asafesseidonsapphire And also Magistus, which seems to be a prequel to those lore.
@@shinyaxix5876 this one i didn't know
@@asafesseidonsapphire isn't there magustus crowley or something like that? crowley is aleister's surname
@@zaleww5824 yes, all 3 of the ultimate spellcasters (Endymion, Verre, and Aleister) were part of Magistus where they found book of law and attempted to summon the deity to enhance their power. Zoroa, their leader and seemed to be Crowley/Aleister brother figure, nominated himself to be the first one to try. They planned everything including fail safe plans in the case of something happened, but on the day of the summon, things got out of control really fast, Zoroa burnt into ashes with the deity he summoned. This event basically split all 3 of them, Endymion created a whole new magic society to collect and seal dangerous magical artifacts so there wouldn't be any other accident like Zoroa, Verre turned herself into younger looking girl and formed the society of magic craftsman where they made golem and magic tools. Crowley went to steal the book of law that turned into a staff, he named himself Aleister the invoker, it was unknown what was his goal is, but from the alt art of invocations, it seems that he was experimenting a way to invoke Zoroa's soul and resurrect him.
DIS was my first deck coming back into YGO and is still one of my favorites. Master Duel forced me to learn other decks though lol
4:08 borrelsword but the pic is the borreload savage dragon
I still get PTSDs whenever "Normal summon Aleister" is spoken.
These explaining engine videos are amazing! I'm always happy to see a new one that I can try out.
Thank you for the great work!
Maybe explaining the Runick engine would be a good video.
I too love, that you explain the Centre piece of the engine right of the bat, and then go into detail after. Please make more of these, as it is really helpful for new players of the game.
Maybe Adventure engine next?✌️
Artemis, the Magistus Moon Maiden is a nice way to slim down your extra deck since she just needs a level 4 or lower Spellcaster
Purgatrio is way to good to give up
It can be really nice to have the artemis in decks that cant fit the 2 links
Play all Artemis, Almiraj, and Secure Gardna. Artemis is good for go 1st to make the summon faster and less than 5 summon. But in 2nd, Almiraj sometimes better to close the game faster.
4:05 damn Borrelsword looks different…
Beat me to it
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Done , the engine is explained!
Thank you for this informative 12 second video good sir!
Gold 🥇 for you!
This needs to become a series, i've been out of the loop for ages i dont know what most modern decks do but i've been slowly catching up due to playing Master Duel
As a complete beginner of modern Yugioh, your videos are so well made and so very helpful. Thanks a lot
4:06 ah yes, borrelsword dragon.
I’m trying to get a better grip on deck building theory for YuGiOh, this helped me understand a lot. Tysm Mr.DuelLogs
Hey duellogs. How you feel about explaining the fur-hire engine and its history? I play fur-hire but it be nice if someone like you who does slot of research go into this underdog of archetype!
wait mr. Logs, you forget to explain how to alway get Aleister or Invocation on the opening hand by manifesting it through thin air
Borrelsword Dragon.... Yea.....
I literally just made an invoked deck a couple days ago this is epic
Unchained archetype! Not sure if that’s really an engine even though it kind of has the ability to function as one
I swear the editors always get confused with the different borrel dragons.. its probably because they dont play ygo themselves but whenever logs talks about any borrel dragon the wrong one is shown on screen...
Whatcha mean? I clearly saw Borrelboat Water Dragon there
Yea and it's particularly bad in this case because sword is a completely different card from load.
I'm just waiting for them to really screw up and put a picture of Barrel Dragon up.
Yo your editor put borreload Savage in the part where you mentioned borrelsword dragon. Simple mistake but their functions are very very different
Im an OG Yu Gi Oh player/anime fan who hasn’t touched the game since maybe first few episodes of GX..I am amazed its still popular like this and how complex the game has become..The way the game is played now I could never be succesful..Cant even catch on to the lingo you use in the video..S/o to all the kids enjoying now..
4:06 Ohio Borrelsword Dragon
Normal summon aleister * gets negated * starts counting cards in hand sets an imper then procced to end phase 10/10 engine
Do generaider next give some love to an incredibly underrated deck.
*Sees new engine explanation video*
Pile deck player eyes: dilated
I've seen mainly a Mechaba-focused engine using Artemis, The Megistus Moon Maiden as opposed to Almiraj and Gardna, but this one is also cool
If you play maximus and winda you need almiraz and secure.
I'm loving the idea of this series ...please send make more engine vids. Helps keep casuals like me in the loop. appreciate ya fam
Invoked Eldlich was my deck of choice between 2021 and 2022. It got me 3 wins out of 5 since then at locals. Nowadays, I use Swordsoul Tenyi.
Witchcrafters seem like a natural fit for an Invoked pairing
Can you please explain the buster blader engine in a future video?
I like combining aleister with Fur-Hire as it gives me relatively easy access to every element, not that it’s great/reliable deck, but I prefer making more gimmicky decks as I have more fun with that.
Nice. Always good to see an fur hire player
This is the second person i see talking about fur-hire wth
I think fur hire is fun, but my favorite decks are Melphy and Desk Bot
@@Leeland554 i play stuff like Magnet Warriors and ABC. I always like more mid-ranged stuff in my deck, so thats what i kinda gravitate towards.
@@tame1773 nice
Hey quick question. I understand cards like upstart goblin are arguably good. But why? It gives you plus one. Which is awesome. But if you didn't have that card in your deck, wouldn't you have just drawn a different instead?
It slim down the size of the deck, instead of playing 40 cards like others, you play 37. This is why pot of greed would never be unbanned, you are basically playing 34 cards deck with it, making it super consistent for you to get your keycards and combo pieces.
This was indeed explained very quickly and easily
Everyone always forgets Omega Summon is a card that exists. Sure, it’s definitely not the best trap card, but it’s good/ decent against a deck that banishes their opponent’s monsters
Invoked mostly only playable as an engine. I hope someday Konami give him some new supports to make them playable as a single deck or main arctype.
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I try other variants too like Invoked Tenyi, Prank-Invoked, or Invoked PUNK to make Invoked as main arctype in deck. Not really consistent, but when you have right cards, it will very powerful. I love the Invoked Tenyi because it can use Aleister the Invoker Madness (link-2) optimally and you can easily discard to add Book of Law or another Invocation to summon more Fusion because all Tenyi have effect in GY.
And now I want to play my Aleister Thunderdragons again, thanks Hiru
That was one of the best decks in the fusion festival in master duel.
@@Ragnarok540 Really? It basically was the first deck I played a year ago.
4:05 "as is the case for Borrelsword Dragon."
*shows Borreload Savage Dragon*
Ive always ran it with spellbook. Its not op but allows for constant fusions. Only downside is relying on the enemy to have attribute monsters (easy to draw poorly early game and struggle though)
I just noticed that Magical Meltdown has the same fusion protection effect as Branded Lost
Super Polymerization package with the poisonous dragons that are always hungry.
with my mekks and invoked i also use super poly, so if they get through mekaba, i can take their first or more important extra deckk summon to make an Elysium
11 minutes to explain a combo quickly and easily.
I miss treeborn frog
I'd like to see the live/evil twins archetype explained
The best normal summon in the game
i would LOVE to see you try to explain a lightsworn engine, specifically bc its literally all luck.
Thanks, i really needed this video in case i forget
I’m going to splash this into my Endymion deck.
ah yes, the engine that terrorized Duel Links
In master duel I love running Alister in thunder dragon decks, it combos well
Great video, I finaly got to see alistar's staff on every invoked fusion. To suggest a topic for the future, could you explain how flower cardians work?
Would love to see the Symphonic Warriors engine.
Really good cards, and pretty underrated.
Nice for the tutorial to be only half as long as the average turn in yughio.
your videos are amazing. why don't you review upcoming interesting cards from the OCG, so we can know what the new cards are?
You pointed at your head and pu- oh that an I not an e ... welp
Duel Links was covered with this engine when it came out
4:10 editor put Borreload instead of borrelsword
Quite funny
Now all we need is some new Invoked support to make it more relevant again.
MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS, AMAZING CONTENT
I swear you’ve said this a trillion times before
I really like Aleister i use it on one of my decks (Dogmatika/Allbaz), and is so good at getting my playes going, It helps a lot that fusion is likely my favorite Extra deck monster type atm.
Big brain player over here
More engines breakdown please 🎉
That’s not borrlesword
lets get abc dragon engine explained
Good video
I play Invoke with Kaiju and Trap monsters, yes it's Jank and weird but it's kinda fun at the same time. A handful of Trap monsters can choose its attribute so I can access whatever Invoked Fusion I want (Except Augoeides and Elysium), and if all the stars aligned I can even do 5 attribute Link into LGD to bomb the opponent's field. Kaijus are for dealing with some problematic monsters and kinda provide attributes for Fusion as well.
I’d like to see eldritch explained
NORMAL SUMMON ALEISTER GETS ASHED
Normal Summon Aleister summon Mechaba repeat to fusion with Aleister every single turn
If u try ash Meltdown, Aleister, they will always has the other one (Maybe if u ash Meltdown there is chance they can't use Invocation in hand :V)
Thanks to read my comment :V
We need more videos in this form.
I tried looking at guides but they don't work for me.
cant wait for konami to make a story mode in masterduel for aleister and other archtype that releated to it such as spellbook and prophecy.
How the engine actually works
1. Normal summon Aleister
2. Aleister gets negated
3. Move to Game 2
Bro just materialize the invocation like all those pro Invoked players.
Can you do a video on karibow archetype
Normal Summon Aleister
Aleister Effect search Invocation
Link Summon Salamangreat Almiraj
Link Summon Secure Gardna
Fusion Summon Invoked Mechaba
Eff Invocation add Aleister from Banished
If you don't care about Purgatrio and just want the Mechaba you can just Link off straight into Magistus Artemis. A Mechaba in grave can be used as material for a second Mechaba later on, or an Augoeides or Elysium if you're feeling spicy.
Thanks man
Is there a video on how Zoodiacs didn't suck? Each time I tried them, I comboed off into a full board of 0/0 XYZ monsters with no materials. I mean, Ratpier (0/0) is seen as the best of them. You xyz on top of it, and you have a 0/0 monster that can detach a material to summon yet another 0/0 copy of Ratpier. Now you have TWO dead on the field 0/0 monsters. Whoop-dee-friggin-doo.
As much as they make me sick, I could, conceivably, run Aleister or Adventure in this Therion/ sort of Danger deck that I'm working on since that deck only has one monster that does something normal summon, but the deck's already at 50 cards and Adventure stuff takes up so much space.
I play Artemis link 1 since it reduce extra deck slot than using almiraj and secure gardna
you should do an orcust engine video
At 4:05 did he really mean Borrelsword dragon like the link? or Borreload savage dragon the synchro (the image he used)?
More Engine videos
I really love these engine videos!
You can also use Artemis instrad almiraj makes a slot less in extra deck
I normal summon Aleister! 🗿
hey can you make a video about the structure deck boss monsters like grapha and so on would love to see that.
I used to tease a invoked player at My locals by puting 1 invoked Elysium and super Poly :3
meltdown says cards activation and effects cannot be negated so it actually can save branded or shaddoll fusion from ash
Day 29 of requesting a video of Top 10 Cards from Duelists of The Roses that are better than their real life counterpart! 🙏
That's very specific...
I kinda wanna see him discuss a much less used combo but the Cyberse Wicckid into Geomathmech Final Sigma Engine
Aleister
Normal Aleister
Invocation
Aleister
Normal Aleister
Invocation, that's a search
Yuh yuh that's a search
Yuh yuh that's a seaaERRrRrrcH
What do you think of the possibility that decks that can afford to make use of Time Rending Morganite will incorporate Invoked engines that make use of the additional normal summon provided by TRM?
Well they cant use Aleister's ATK/DEF boost.
Also, Invoked Dogmatika Shaddoll cards cant run these since Ecclesia and Fleur wont be able to activate in hand lol.
Branded Invoked is still live tho with this. They can Aluber, Kitt and Aleister easily. Comedy gets ditched tho since its a dead card in hand if Morganite is live.
Invoked Generaider
Top 10 "Game-Warping" Cards That Don't Go Far Enough Anymore.
Top 10 "Break Slammers", cards that prevent or punish over-extension itself. Chain Energy, Summon Breaker/Limit, similar such.
Top 10 cards that are Worth Waiting for. (I. E., Slow Cards Only, with Longer Worthwhile Waits at least earning some points toward higher rankings)
Top 10 Cards that require your Opponent to do something to matter.
Top 10 Cards That Earn Their Oppressive Restrictions.
Top 10 "Rubber Band" Cards, cards that get better the more you're losing/worse the more you're winning.
Top 10 Cards Whose Intended Functionality Is Antithetical To Modern Yu-Gi-Oh!.
Top 10 "Gift Exchange" Targets.
Aleister = full combo