Of course, they can win games with ease, which is actually part of the main game plan.įor spells and traps, you are in charge of light brigades to get your sworn light for greater discard, the allure of darkness to pierce your deck. With all the light and dark monsters in the grave, you can allow yourself to happily lay down two chaos wizards and also one armed dark dragon. When it dies, you can also take back one of your monsters that has been removed from the game.

When you’ve cleared everything to quickly summon a few Synchronizers, you can use Burial from a different dimension to bring them back into play once more.Ī little trick like Necro gardna is a no-brainer in this deck, and Dimensional Alchemist is a nice bonus. You can use all of these to spawn numerous synchronized monsters quickly. The gist is to use Lightsworn’s discard power to carry things like Sirocco and Vayu to the grave, using Armageddon Knight and Dark Grepher on top to drop them even faster. Herman Herrera used turbo Vayu and made it to the bottom of the Shonen Jump competition post-September ban list, so it’s worth mentioning here.īy being called Vayu Turbo, naturally Vayu is included. While I still believe that pure Blackwing (using Black whirlwind) is arguably the best deck, Vayu Turbo using both the Lightsworn discard engine and the explosive power of the Blackwing monsters has caught my eye. The only loss he was hit with was Gale’s limitation really. Of all the best Yu-Gi-Oh! Decks, Blackwing has had the most success, winning both the world championship (before the September ban list) and the first Shonen Jump after the new ban list.

Following the solemn judgment limitation to just one, the Gladiator beast is not that effective now. Some of the best Yu-Gi-Oh! The decks at the moment are Black Wing and Lightsworn.

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