I was quite taken aback by the new intro, it was pretty loud. Karakuris are a deck I enjoy quite a bit, but Chimeratech just makes it miserable to play sometimes. I tried Fiendish Chain for a bit, because it's a "good trap card" that does something if your opponent already has monsters on the field. But ultimately I feel like every defensive card in the deck has to answer Cyber Dragon, so I switched to Bottomless and Warning.
One of my friends had a Karakuri deck back then, I have so many memories fighting them! I still remember all of these plays even now, very nostalgic. Thanks for making the video.
And he’s back!!! Hope you had a great holiday with family Joe! Thanks for another amazing video can’t wait for more!!! Best yugioh channel on youtube!!!
I like playing forbidden lance in this deck as it lets you push your plays through against backrow. I am also a fan of instant fusion into cybersarus as an "extender" to help further your plays. Glad to see you uploading again!!!
I am not sure if it's still on considering they deleted the tweet, but it looks like Konami was wanting to host a team 3v3 Time Wizard with Goat, Edison and Tengu Plant.
Ill keep it a buck tho. This build some cheeks. 3 maxx c in main is wild. Fiendish chain is really bad especially in karakuri bc it doesnt out thunderking. 3 cydra is way too cloggy 2 is the max. Also no haipa feels bad as a free recruitable out to thunderking. 3 genex nuetron also gets rolled by tking. In other words - all them useless cards + as many outs to thunderking as possible. No flame of course.
Playing 3 Maxx "C" maindecked, playing Fiendish Chain, playing 3 Cydra, not playing Haipa, and playing 3 Genex Neutron all choices Jeff Jones made at YCS Columbus. Plus Dale and Anthony were both playing triple Fiendish Chain and Neutro while not playing Haipa at YCS Toronto. So a deck that he told us would be an amalgamation of those three player's decks making those choices as well fits. Those were the choices the top players of the deck at the time made.
@robkek1285 I understand Joe's reasoning for presenting this build in the video. However, that doesn't change the criticism im giving the build. In modern iterations of tengu, this list would likely not perform well. I'm simply sharing my thoughts on the historical list being presented.
holy guacermoley merry christmas
balls
Just found this channel yesterday and thought this project was dead... so glad to see that you're back!
I was quite taken aback by the new intro, it was pretty loud.
Karakuris are a deck I enjoy quite a bit, but Chimeratech just makes it miserable to play sometimes. I tried Fiendish Chain for a bit, because it's a "good trap card" that does something if your opponent already has monsters on the field. But ultimately I feel like every defensive card in the deck has to answer Cyber Dragon, so I switched to Bottomless and Warning.
I liked old intro more 100% love watching these before bed
One of my friends had a Karakuri deck back then, I have so many memories fighting them! I still remember all of these plays even now, very nostalgic. Thanks for making the video.
And he’s back!!! Hope you had a great holiday with family Joe! Thanks for another amazing video can’t wait for more!!! Best yugioh channel on youtube!!!
It’s always a great time when Joe uploads 💪🏼
I remember I quite liked instant fusion in this deck.
yup, allows you to do all those cydra combos turn one
Now that‘s a nice late Christmas present!
Whoooo let’s go one of the coolest decks ever and a new Joe vid
MERRY CHRISTMAS YALL
Milord. You've returned to us 🙏
This was my first deck getting back into YuGiOh back in this era. You could absolutely explode into 3-5 syncro on turn 1. I liked the KMP variant.
What is KMP?
@@beatsbyash Karakuri Machina Plant.
Return of the 🐐
Love teleport karikuri later on in 2013. This version and kmp had it on my radar to watch out for later on.
The king is back!!! ❤❤
I like playing forbidden lance in this deck as it lets you push your plays through against backrow. I am also a fan of instant fusion into cybersarus as an "extender" to help further your plays. Glad to see you uploading again!!!
Hey welcome back! Funny that whenever you seem to upload, it's a deck I'm currently writing about haha
The legend himself! MC and HNY to you and the family, Joe. 🎉
The goat is back
Love these deck breakdown videos!
My favorite Christmas gift so far
glad to see you back Joe
fav deck of this tengu plant format thanks joe
WE'RE SO BACK
Ayyyyy we back boys
Glad to see you back!
Thanks God, love to see your videos
HES BACK
Just a few days late for christmas, but I'll happily take it
The saga goes on
favorite good deck the list isn't really seeing much play in tengu plant format tourneys more people are going for instant fusion variants
New videya and its tengu plant? Oh Sweet wampum.
I am not sure if it's still on considering they deleted the tweet, but it looks like Konami was wanting to host a team 3v3 Time Wizard with Goat, Edison and Tengu Plant.
I love Karakuri
Was Cyber Dragon a more popular sideboard card back in the day because a deck like Tengu Plants was too prohibitive price wise?
Legend
LETS GOOOOOO
Main decking max c is suss, even more so at 3
almost nobody main decks maxx c in this format. its useless vs most decks tbh. It's just really good against a handful of decks.
@@PheonixT-ki8rx yeah, that's what makes it sus
It is what Jeff did at YCS Columbus and Joe told us this deck would be at least in part based off his deck from that event.
Karakuri anatomy is busted in this deck.
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Ill keep it a buck tho. This build some cheeks. 3 maxx c in main is wild. Fiendish chain is really bad especially in karakuri bc it doesnt out thunderking. 3 cydra is way too cloggy 2 is the max. Also no haipa feels bad as a free recruitable out to thunderking. 3 genex nuetron also gets rolled by tking. In other words - all them useless cards + as many outs to thunderking as possible. No flame of course.
Playing 3 Maxx "C" maindecked, playing Fiendish Chain, playing 3 Cydra, not playing Haipa, and playing 3 Genex Neutron all choices Jeff Jones made at YCS Columbus. Plus Dale and Anthony were both playing triple Fiendish Chain and Neutro while not playing Haipa at YCS Toronto. So a deck that he told us would be an amalgamation of those three player's decks making those choices as well fits. Those were the choices the top players of the deck at the time made.
@robkek1285 I understand Joe's reasoning for presenting this build in the video. However, that doesn't change the criticism im giving the build. In modern iterations of tengu, this list would likely not perform well. I'm simply sharing my thoughts on the historical list being presented.
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