Remember you can actually play around the Necrovally, I will explain the combo below: Noir + Simorgh (or any extender) NS Noir NS Simorgh Effect of Noir; search Pain SS Pain XYZ Froce Strix w/ Pain + Simorgh Force Strix effect to search Fuzzy SS Fuzzy XYZ Summon Froce Strix #2 with Noir + Fuzzy Force Strix detach Fuzzy, add Bloom Fuzzy Search for Fuzzy SS Bloom & Fuzzy with effect of Bloom XYZ Raider's Knight Raider's Knight effect to rank up into Brave Strix Brave Strix search RR Rank-Up SS Rebellion Falcon with monsters on field :)
impermanence must go for wise strix, because normally both efects of wise strix are going to trigger inmediatelly because u usually do it with the rank 7, if you imperm the raider's knight you can still do the rank 5 with mimicry effect or noir effect
Ash the Brave Strix. They can play around it with an extra extender bc they can just set the rank up cards, but it leaves them vulnerable to nib, so most people won't play that way since Nib is seeing more main deck play than Ash rn.
The main combo of raider's wing + one extender can play through imperm, veiler, nib, and droll. With swallow's cowrie adding consistency during the draw phase, I say it's pretty good lol
@@yusheitslv100 yeah, "around" would be a better word for it. With that said, if you have the choice to play around/through either the Nib or the Ash, which route are you taking round 1 this format?
@@imnotacat5299 I usually start with the Arsenal line instead of the force line because droll and nib, even though the force line plays around ash/veiler/imperm a bit better, but you have a higher chance of losing to droll.
Crystal Beast searches necro valley & can play shifter even tho it is suppose to utilize GY aswell.. it can get around it plus they can OTK 13k damage with a 2 card combo. They’re gunna be on the rise
Raidraptors: Just Blackwings with a TON of extra steps, missles, and mechanical parts. New Blackwings are the D/D/D for Xyz decks. Maybe breaking up combos into small parts and practicing them seems less intimidating than running through whole lines.
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Heel Eagle is a very important card to mention. It is part of the main combo line and is the difference between 2 & 3 towers.
Remember you can actually play around the Necrovally, I will explain the combo below:
Noir + Simorgh (or any extender)
NS Noir
NS Simorgh
Effect of Noir; search Pain
SS Pain
XYZ Froce Strix w/ Pain + Simorgh
Force Strix effect to search Fuzzy
SS Fuzzy
XYZ Summon Froce Strix #2 with Noir + Fuzzy
Force Strix detach Fuzzy, add Bloom
Fuzzy Search for Fuzzy
SS Bloom & Fuzzy with effect of Bloom
XYZ Raider's Knight
Raider's Knight effect to rank up into Brave Strix
Brave Strix search RR Rank-Up
SS Rebellion Falcon with monsters on field
:)
Bloom vulture actually lets you special summon itself and another raidraptor from hand if you have no other monsters face up, except wingebeast
I think I have already said that few weeks later, But I think you should do magikey next! (Please do :))
😅
impermanence must go for wise strix, because normally both efects of wise strix are going to trigger inmediatelly because u usually do it with the rank 7, if you imperm the raider's knight you can still do the rank 5 with mimicry effect or noir effect
I need to learn the choke points. I’ve played against it and it can play through common hand traps (droll, ash)
As someone who plays the deck: ash can hurt if you hit brave or Arsenal, and imperm/veiler/mourner on knight, brave, Arsenal, or wise.
@@yusheitslv100dont care about arsenal brave is the ash everyday
Ash the Brave Strix. They can play around it with an extra extender bc they can just set the rank up cards, but it leaves them vulnerable to nib, so most people won't play that way since Nib is seeing more main deck play than Ash rn.
Kurikara only deals with 1 out of 3 towers because no monsters on the field ever use their effects beside the bigger rise-rebellion
The main combo of raider's wing + one extender can play through imperm, veiler, nib, and droll. With swallow's cowrie adding consistency during the draw phase, I say it's pretty good lol
Ash: I'm about to end this bird's whole career.
@@yusheitslv100 you can play through ash but it makes you vulnerable to that god damn ROCK 😂
@imnotacat5299 I wouldn't say through ash, but rather around the sakura tree doggo.
But yeah those lines lose to Dwayne Johnson.
@@yusheitslv100 yeah, "around" would be a better word for it. With that said, if you have the choice to play around/through either the Nib or the Ash, which route are you taking round 1 this format?
@@imnotacat5299 I usually start with the Arsenal line instead of the force line because droll and nib, even though the force line plays around ash/veiler/imperm a bit better, but you have a higher chance of losing to droll.
you can d.d crow the rank 7 or the heel eagle too, i think is better
Lol imperm raiders knight ir the link 2
Please make a video on how to beat Yubel
Raidraptor Rise Falcon!
Pls don’t release a how to beat raptors vid until we hopefully top a YCS 😭
I love raidraptor and blackwing artwork i always mixed them up when I first started YuGiOh.. don’t ask me why I’m not that bright 🤣😅
If it helps, Raidraptors are lime Aligned continuity Cybertronians. I.e., living metal organisms.
Nib and droll don t hurt
If you still play the Kali yuga variant, you are bad at the game.
I still like your voice
Activate Necrovalley and they’re done
Activate necro valley, Snake-Eye is done.
Crystal Beast searches necro valley & can play shifter even tho it is suppose to utilize GY aswell.. it can get around it plus they can OTK 13k damage with a 2 card combo. They’re gunna be on the rise
It also can play cards like there can only be one, summon limit and gozen match
@@yusheitslv100 this is true
if necrovalley is the only card you activate they still end on towers.
Raidraptors: Just Blackwings with a TON of extra steps, missles, and mechanical parts.
New Blackwings are the D/D/D for Xyz decks. Maybe breaking up combos into small parts and practicing them seems less intimidating than running through whole lines.