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Tebezu on
YuGiOh
People are funny. We
all have multiple sides
and as
such one can never know
who they are really
dealing with. There is
the caring loving side
all politicians hope
seeps through
their plague encoded
teeth. And then their
is the hateful, lustful,
dark side that we all
relish fantasy in. The
ability to control life,
control the world, to
have power so saturated
that it makes our soul
run yellow and our eyes
glisten red. Revenge is
but one face in many.
The face itself can
mimic any other face
simply because in order
to accomplish such a
simple, intoxicating,
and selfish goal one
becomes the idea. We
become some other
creature, not ourselves,
not who we want to be,
and definitely not a
being with reason. Our
soul action is to
complete our task.
Never do we think of the
implications that task
has on those it is aimed
towards. No matter how
pitiful, self inclined,
wrong, or a slew of
other words describing
this transformation, it
becomes addictive. We
become a beast who's
only desire is to feast
upon the sorrow and pain
of those we intend to
hurt. To hurt is but a
simple irreversible
action, but in and of
itself it is tasty.
With all of its
consequences it allows
us a juicy slice of
power over another, such
power tastes and feels
good.
I think about this as I
question a "friend" of
mine. We have not
talked for some time,
partly due to his wife
(who like any vengeful
creature manipulates her
attitude upon a dime,
one minute she is your
companion, jumping through
the flames of some
unprovoked fire and then
the next she sits there
and lets you burn with
no explanation), and
partly due to another
aspect. Within every
friendship there exists
an invisible fabric that
binds two entities to
each other. When one
side is tugged the other
must move in the same
direction. But
sometimes another force
prevents that fabric
from moving. Given
enough time and force
the fabric rips and all
that is left is a worn
sheet, towel, or
whatever fabric you got
in your mind. Depending
on how badly that sheet
is ripped and in how
many ways forces
a different technique to
fix the problem.
Sometimes the fabric is
too torn and as such
implies, simply thrown
away. But I must
question if such a
possibility exist in the
human world. Can
someone be a "friend"
and then cut off all
contact with that
person, with no
explanation, no
discussion, expecting
the silence to prove a
point, and then
suddenly upon some
divine intervention meet
up and start back where
the silence had
blocked? I say that
anyone who behaves in
such a manner was never
really your friend, and
as such you should
simply move on
(especially if you've
made attempts to contact
them and they not you),
for if philosophy
teaches us anything it
is that life is about
power. Friendships
should not be a power
control, such treatment
is about power, and
anyone willing to go
about their life without
acknowledging friends
never truly deserved
them to begin with. For
friends are not a
possession that you can
simply buy, they are a
unique craft developed
through labor, sweat,
and respect.
With all that said, the
following deck wants no
friends because it does
not need them. All it
wants to do is pound in
the face of all who
oppose it and laugh as
is swarms the field with
some monsters who don't
care what the finished
product looks like as
long as it is done.
T.I.M.
(42)
Monsters (22)
3x Cyber Dragon
3x Giant Rat
3x Ancient Gear
Cannon
2x Magical Merchant
2x Ancient Gear
Soldier
2x Ancient Gear
Engineer
2x Ancient Gear
Gadjiltron Dragon
1x Jinzo
1x Morphing Jar
1x Magician of Faith
1x Spirit Reaper
1x Breaker
Spells (18)
3x Overload Fusion
2x Dimension Fusion
2x Enemy Controller
2x Giant Trunade
2x Ancient Gear
Drill
1x Card Destruction
1x Heavy Storm
1x Level-Limit Area
B
1x Swords of
Revealing Light
1x Book of Moon
1x Graceful Charity
1x Future Fusion
Traps (2)
1x Gravity Bind
1x Ring of
Destruction
Fusion Deck (9)
3x Chimeratech
Overdragon
3x Cyber End Dragon
3x Cyber Twin Dragon
Side Deck (15)
2x Green Gadget
2x Red Gadget
2x Yellow Gadget
2x Dekoichi the
Battlechanted
Locomotive
2x Cyber Phoenix
3x Jar of Greed
1x Torrential
Tribute
1x Mirror Force
Basically what I've
done is borrowed
some of the ideas
from our current
Shonen Jump Champ
and combined it with
some of the cards
we're reviewing this
week. This deck
does not utilize
Call of the Haunted
or Premature burial
simply because
they're really not
needed. (If it was
a more traditional
deck/an Ancient Gear
Deck running Ancient
Gear Castle and some
Brain Controls
then they would be)
Our goal is to draw
into future fusion,
dump a bunch of
machines in the
graveyard, and
attack with a huge
Overdragon for
game. Basically
this is a deck that
shows just one of
the many ways to
exploit the current
structure deck. The
side deck is
basically
another/slightly
faster build of the
same deck. Nothing
is more tricky than
side decking 15
cards and literally
playing the same
thing. If any of
you read over Aron
Fletcher's article
from Monday, I
believe that this
deck could be made
even more efficient
if combined with
monster gate and
some of the D-Hero
tech. But much like
life these ideas
still need to be
tested, for we
really have yet to
see how the
environment shifts.
I believe that side
decking into Chimera
OTK from a version
of Chimera OTK is a
smart move.
Basically we are
provided multiple
ways to play the
same deck. This
grants us a way to
exploit weakness
that one version
presents. I also
believe that outside
of running triple
Solemn Judgement,
triple Curse Seal of
the Forbidden Spell,
and some Kycoo's
that this archetype
has nothing to
really fear. No
body will run these
cards. Anyone who
is running D.D.
Survivor decks will
only be aiding your
condition (via
Dimension Fusion).
This deck offers
players a new way to
play something,
provides multiple
search engines, and
has the ability to
swing a game a
complete 360
degrees.
I encourage you all
to look over this
deck, give it a try,
and send me emails
regarding ways to
improve. Remember
that the only way we
ever truly become
better players is by
playing the game and
taking chances. For
those of you who are
looking this over
and thinking it is
too far out there, I
recommend that you
give it another look
cause your wrong.
Nothing makes me
happier than hitting
an opponent with
huge monsters. This
deck makes that
happen.
I can
be contacted at
Tebezu@gmail.com
Remember to take a
chance, sometimes
what you get just
works. Think about
bacteria that live
in 113 degree
Celsius
temperatures. Who
would of thought
such an environment
could be so
plentiful.
P.S. I would like
to apologize for any
delays in email
responses. I am
currently taking 16
credit hours, have
way to much
homework, am trying
my darnedest to get
involved in a
"cave-bacteria" lab,
hoping my readers
will write to
www.metagame.com
and get me involved
with them ;), etc.
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