Hitokiri Shinigami Shinta

Okie My friend Robert Explained that to meh XD

Wow... That seemed easy... WHY COULD YOU HAVE EXPLAINED IT THAT SIMPLE BEFORE!!! XD

Wow... That seemed easy... WHY COULD YOU HAVE EXPLAINED IT THAT SIMPLE BEFORE!!! XD

Wow... That seemed easy... WHY COULD YOU HAVE EXPLAINED IT THAT SIMPLE BEFORE!!! XD

Kinda my friend Mason gave me a simple version xD

Sorry Jay I'm a bit out of it today.

Tehehe now just to see how they are in a duel Hahahahahaha

Jay Jay jay Calm down... Okay... That's not what I was going to tell you... and I haven't beaten him for a third time btw!

My friend gave me a dino deck so now I finally have a real deck. So calm down and don't take your anger out on me. I didn't do anything to you so don't get mad at me. If you need to vent- fine- but don't get pissed at me when i didn't even do anyway.

Jay Jay Jay!!!!! GUESS WHAT!!!

hmm.. ways to effectively use stratos.. if we assume three traps, and one monster, super poly with Necroshade from your hand, discarding Disk Commander, is three cost, premature on Disk Commander is four cost, and (if there isn't something perfect for this I can't remember) almost forces them to use Solemn Warning, leaving them with two traps, and you with a monster, summon Stratos to wipe both of their traps unless they happen to have Pulling the Rug, or they use Warning, means two or three traps eliminated, with the opponent only recovering a single card, and that's only if they don't negate stratos, so all three traps are gone, then if their monster was light, miracle fusion two E-hero monsters you want back, (one of which could have been used for super poly instead of Necroshade) before Advanced Drawing both Shining, and whatever you just summoned, for a total of four cards back, and either a monster on the field, or they got no recovery from their three cards, requires that you have at least six or seven cards in hand, but has a net cost of only one card, or three if their monster wasn't light. (because I don't think anyone would let you get away with Disk) you can further use another form of resurrection on disk for an even net on your side, and the trap removal without allowing them to recover from it, or they recover one card but you get two monsters. If they don't have a monster, normal poly disk with a light monster for the same effect, if they use starlight road, things become more difficult, but still manageable, assuming your omnifusion has the power to take out stardust, you can try your revival of disk commander at that point, which they can't negate if they still want to waboku, if they don't negate it, you get two cards back, and a monster, a simple spiritualism forces them to waboku without recovering anything from their traps, and probably being down to 6000 LP, and it costs you.. four total if you advance draw, only two if you had the shining, while it clears a situation where normally the opponent would draw one card, cost you two cards, and get a free Stardust, or draw three cards, cost you one. if they do negate it, and you still have a card in your hand, bubble man for two cards, use another revival method (I don't think premature is limited) on disk for another card, drop king for poly, fuse for Zero, defusion zero, stardust negates zero's effect, from there you have at least four cards, and your opponent probably has at most 6000 LP, while you have Necro, and King in your grave, and bubble + disk on field. I'm sure you can kill them. Stratos's powers come not from sheer power, but that it messes with the normal combos. Same with draw cards with no perfect counter, like disk commander.
Oh, Right, you can disappear, or D.D. Crow, disk commander. That makes things quite a bit more difficult. Luckily, most people don't use those.

The grieving process. It sucks. *Hugs*

I can tell. I'm not good either.

cool i watch on saterdays if stuff like that could happen it would be awesome

me i dont play it i watch on tv

so like yugioh too thats pretty cool :)

hello there

Hey Jaden....

most people don't have a de-fusion or a pulling out the rug (or whatever it's called) in their deck, and that still maintains the same advantage as before. If we assume you took a valuable monster that one monster could be worth two or three cards.

Burning Soul man.
Burning Soul.

alright, I just thought you wanted to ban every card that revealed any of the hand. nevermind.
As for Stratos, it's still spell/trap destruction that's difficult to negate, and gives you a monster. As far as spell/trap removal goes, it is, in my opinion, almost as powerful as Heavy Storm, because people rarely put down five face-downs, the usual number seems to be three or four, one of which needs to be an attack stopper, and the other two/three tend to be draw cards. Add to that the option to use it's other effect, and you have a very dangerous card.

As for Super Poly, it's not a card you beat, it's a card that beats things. It isn't a Heavy Storm, it's a Solemn Warning. I can easily shuffle things around such that the card advantage is in my favour, but you can interrupt something I'm trying to do, even if I have face-downs that could be used for negation.

true but they aren't released in real yet.