Jinzo Is ANNOYING In Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel!! 

Where do u get Jinzo cards?

I've actually been trying to put together a Jinzo deck & was trying to surround it with machine monsters but this seems like a good alternative. Thanks DD

I'd really love to see you play with a Ghostrick deck, they're my absolutely favorite and the reason I got into the card game in the first place. They're really fun to play and would make for great video content

You gotta play with some Thunder Dragons it's for your health

There are viable... No... "Viable" is too strong of a word. There are GOOD ENOUGH Exodia decks out there with Masters.

Jinzo really just got to feast

What a match up XD

Imagine for a min being an eldlich player and then your opp turbos out Jinzo.

Wait, what’s the ruling on Jinzo versus Skill Drain?

@@Footballfan896 depends which is on field first. If skill drain is already face up and you summon jinzo, jinzo is negated. If jinzo is face up first, you cant skill drain

I outta beat the shit outta your blue eyes

@@DotoDoya ******rs

@@DotoDoya you won’t

It's time for the idiots to dddddddduel!! As long as no one goes to the shadow realm cuz ur vids are too good

If you guys do duel you should have deion on the sidelines and do commentary like the characters do in the anime

I think the Toon deck was still my fav. But I'm a noob so maybe it's easy to counter, but was fun to watch them just mind control and win turn 2

I've stopped playing db legends cause of this game ngl😭😂

@@elski5958 i was gonna make it after watching his vid but after some research turns out even modern toons is trash

And the scariest part? Jinzo is still perfectly viable even *without* that dedicated support! Even just tossing a Jinzo or two into your deck (and figuring out a "workaround" as far as Jinzo locking you out of your own traps goes) can wreak havoc on an unsuspecting opponent (especially one who loves to abuse traps to begin with!). Jinzo doesn't really *need* that much support in the first place, and yet he still gets that support. After all, Jinzo is only a 6-star monster, meaning he's really easy to get out, especially for decks that can summon expendable "fodder" for use as tributes to actually get Jinzo out in the first place (such as cards that give you tokens that you can tribute). Though there is one monster that I *really* want to try building a deck around at some point: Quintet Magician. A Spellcaster that requires *FIVE* Spellcaster monsters to summon, but he's well worth the effort of summoning just to trigger his effect. If you use 5 Spellcasters with different names to summon him, then the instant he hits the field, he nukes your opponent's entire field, wiping out all of their monsters, spells, & traps. And on top of all that, he can't be "Kaiju'd" (he cannot be tributed by either player for any reason), and he's one hell of a beat-stick with his 4500 ATK/DEF. If you can get him out onto the field and trigger his effect, your opponent is almost guaranteed to be in for a very bad time (and since he nukes your opponent's field the instant he hits the field, you will be almost guaranteed to score a 4500 LP direct attack on your opponent that turn, unless they happen to have a Kuriboh in their hand to negate the damage). I think one pretty nasty tactic with him could be to use Future Fusion to set up for his summon two turns later, and even if your opponent pops Future Fusion before it can summon Quintet Magician....well, that's what Magicalized Fusion is for (as it can only be used for summoning a Spellcaster Fusion Monster, and it can use monsters on either your field or in your graveyard), so Future Fusion could wind up being a way to try and "bait" your opponent into burning/wasting their resources on Future Fusion in the hopes of stopping Quintet Magician from coming out, only for Magicalized Fusion to just bring him out anyway.

@@gamester512 jinzo is meh at best, it is good side deck card but MD is just best of one. Not to mention denko sekka is just much better than jinzo as it don't need tribute. As for quintet magician. That card is just pure trash. If you really wanted board wipe there is card named assescode talker. It can reach 5300 if you use link 3 and can destroy any card without worry of your opponent responding to it's effect activation. Or you can just use divine Arsenal AA Zeus to board wipe your opponent multiple Times as quick effect by just summoning it in MP2 as long as XYZ monster battle durung that turn. Also you do know that future fusion send the material in your next turn after it activated AND summon the monster the turn AFTER that right? Do you think you can survive 4 turn without your opponent OTK you lol? And if somehow quintet got summoned do you think it effect Will resolve? You give your opponent 2 turn to make board of negates or floodgates. Also there is easier way to summon quintet. Play pendulum magician deck as you can summon your spellcaster then make XYZ monsters then use those XYZ monsters to make verte anaconda. Use verte effect to copy magicalized fusion then boom you got quintet. Edit: then again you can just do verte play but instead of summoning quitet you have rainbow neos. Not only it just better card it easier to summon as you only need 2 monsters to make verte and just send the rest of it's material from your deck(or hand if you hard draw your bricks).

@@ramaroy2408 no one ain’t reading all that shit

@@monkeymon327 Dude was just giving people better suggestions to play rather than Jinzo, and he ain't even wrong. Jinzo is old now, there are far better cards to play nowadays.

@@gamester512 yess jinzo is handy in my pendulum deck for helping with eldickhead

Doto is just entertaining, he makes every game look fun.

Man saw he was unaffected by trap cards and said damn thats pretty good

Joey put random cards in his deck though

@@markmagician2471 The canon reason for that is because, until he started placing well in tournaments like Duelist Kingdom & Battle City, and winning the prize money associated with it, Joey was flat-out poor (I think almost to the point of him actually being homeless), so he simply had to make do with what cards he could get his hands on. He simply didn't have the luxury of having enough money on hand to shell out for the best/rarest cards like Kaiba, nor did he have the benefit of working at a card shop like Yugi.

@@gamester512 joey is a true hero of the people

@@gamester512 I mean if you look at yugi's deck he has a lot of cards that don't match

You get any good wins on master duel lately?

Literally got me doing the same thing

@@DotoDoya Just one.

Same

Same dawg😭

Ah I see you are a man of culture as well

Although most of the Jinzo support cards are based on Roba‘s deck. Which makes sense, since his deck is psychic-themed (not the type, but spiritually). Jinzo also follows that theme since he’s called Psycho Shocker in the OCG (Jinzoningen - Pyscho Shocker).

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Yeah the in game sound track is really good!

You just have really good taste!

@@DotoDoya pause

Jinzo is even better Red Eyes

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Imagin combining Jinzo with Monarch and Fiends Monster Cards. Negate traps and negate special summon😳😳 imagine that 😳😳

@@Zinedamzy The small problem is, Monarch decks have some nice trap cards that will be negated like erupt and prime(you can still use it's graveyard effect though)

@@blastmole299 true

I'm down to keep playing if yall want to see more!

@@DotoDoya man yes!!! Lol open up some viewer lobbies and I’m in there. Especially old school decks because curse word meta. Curse word it all.

Thats gonna happen for sure!

@@DotoDoya looking forward to it Doto!! Keep up the AMAZING work :D

What would you do to stream line this I love jinzo and I'm hard stuck in plat 5

@@SuperGuss101 well one thing I must say first of all: Jinzo is a niche deck. Being a deck that focuses on punishing a specific aspect of the opponent's gameplay (namely, traps), it is obviously going to struggle against decks that don't rely on that specific aspect, such as Sky Striker or dragon-centric combo decks. Factor in that, in Master Duel, all duels are one and done (there is no sideboard and no way of knowing in advance what your opponent is playing), and you see that a deck like this is always going to have a bit of a ceiling. Mind you, I'm not saying this to discourage you from playing this deck, I'm just trying to help you manage your expectations. THAT SAID, by "streamlining" I simply mean, deciding what big play you want to focus on, and then only bring the cards this archetype has that are strictly needed for pulling off that specific play. Like, if your goal is to summon a specific monster, then only bring that monster and the cards that can search or summon that monster: if a card doesn't directly aid your win condition, then it shouldn't be there. If you build a deck with this mentality in mind, you will put together a list of like 15 to 20 cards. Then you can fill out the rest with generic draw power cards, hand traps, staples like Lightning Storm etc

Thanks for choosing to stick around dude!

ay thanks for choosing to stick around!

Thanks dude!

Thank you dude!