Are you insane, Lime, Star, and Spikes are killed off because of how powerful they are, Konami killed them so we won't learn the full extent of their effects.
For some tips Ojama Pajama goes Crazy if you have an Tri-Brigade set up. Banish as many ojamas as possible material for the Tri effect, then get it to the GY by any means necessary. Ojama Pajama Summons back as many as you want from the Banished zone
@@al_2331 To put even more context to this post, Ojama Pajama can search itself and discard itself prior to card resolution, allowing for you to prock the Ojama RDD at any time after your first turn. Since it also searches and discards it acts as a way to Foolish Goods Ojamagic and still activate the effect, or replace Vanilla Ojamas with Pink, Red, or Blue if you need them in any scenario. Not to mention you can search everyturn. The card literally reads get infinite card advantage and if your opponent destroys it punish them by summoning any banished Ojama Blues or Pinks.
@biggiemunch Definitely! Another card I like to play is Fire Fighting Daruma Doll. If your opponent has any backrow, you can set Ojamagic or Ojama Pajama, pop the backrow and get the advantage from those effects too
The most ridiculous part of Ojamas is you don't play a 60 card pile for grass You play a 60 card pile so you have non-engine while lowering the odds of drawing 2 of the same vanilla Ojamas. Edit: Oh you mentioned that at the end
@@orchidquack give them credit where credit is due, Ojamas have a 1 card 9 Omni Negate endboard with your choice of either Monster Spell or trap immunity too.
I was honestly expecting some wacky zone locking with like Ojama King and Ojama Trio or something, because boy would that be ironic with Kashtira in the meta. Ah well, it was entertaining to watch at least.
Crazy how Vampire Ghost reads like a custom card but if you Ash it, their turns typically ends there unless you also have access to Domain Truly the Branded of Table 500
@@MiyaoMeow588 Or if they sent one of the searchers, but that's a 2(+, depending on what you need) card combo in a type that's infamous for having zero consistency and extender tools. Vampire is quite literally the perfect proof that Konami doesn't like zombies
I remember the days I use to play ABC/Ojama/Invoked (just because Pajama protects both ABC Dragon and Mechaba) the most inconsistent and Funniest OTK Decks to this day for me. If you Lost, you blamed Ojamas. If you Won, your opponent starts playing Vanguard!
I love Ojama ABC Invoked! Still my favorite deck to this day lol. I felt like such a genius when I figured out that all 3 of those decks have synergy with each other. Often very bricky but the potential card advantage ojassimilation gives you is insane
@owenduffy5745 100% Agree. Its a pet deck that performs ...well under a good pilot, but even the best of pilots deal with 2 Normal bricks in hand at a time
I actually lost to Ojama in MD earlier this week, but mostly because it's my first week of playing YGO at all and because my only thought was "what in God's name are these little freaks doing."
I actually played Ojama-Spright for awhile in MD ranked and I couldn't get Ojama-ABC to work with Spright well, so I ended up playing 2 Ojama Blue, 3 Ojama Pink, 3 Ojamatch, 1 Armed Dragon Lv3, and then basically just Sprights. The goal of the deck was to just make Sprights more consistent with hand cycles and loop Ojamatch to extend plays. This deck is probably more consistent in MD just because Spright Elf can summon back Ojama Blue to actually get 2 Ojamatches in hand.
Who put you up to this? I need to know. I want to shake their hand. EDIT: Thank you, Patreon members. Line up one by one, I will shake your hands and deliver you each a personal compliment.
My stages of grief with this video: Beginning: this list is not appropriate for any ages. "Don't worry DAD will make sense." Will it though? Minute later: ok it's like 10% sense lol. Even later: sweet Jesus the list just keeps getting better (worse) Duel 1: how dare this actually be cookin. Duel 2: hope slightly restored. Duel 3: am sad Kash won. Duel 4: we cookin again. Duel 5: big sad. Final thoughts: this was an affront to the eyes, we are all worse for having witnessed it. 9/10. Needs more ojama king.
Ojamas need so much an Ojama Rainbow that can be trated as any Ojama name from everywhere including the deck, and can be discarded or something to search any card that mentions "Ojama" in their card text.
It's funny that the only other targets for Ojamassimilation are Cyber Dragon, UFOroid, and the best target Aleister. Not because you won't get his effect, but for the trauma you'll cause your opponent.
This is my first comment on your content and I have seen every video. Before even watching it. I just want this video to be the biggest thing on your channel. OJAMA
ah the spright deck, son of "link summon fenix to knightmare mermaid to full orcust combo" and cousin to "link summon verte anaconda to special summon your dear neighbor DPE"
The reason why the deck failed was because it was missing its most powerful, most important card, the one Ojama card so powerful that Konami has not yet printed it out of fear of the effect that this one card would have on the meta, yep the one and only Ojama Lime.
Since currently cardshops are struggling with selling products RN, it would be perfect time to push rotation as a viable casual format. You can make a video, where you start by explaining how set rotation became nessesary in MTG, and then explaining benefits for YGO community and Konami. And now I will explain, how my ideal set rotation would work. Names for products and formats are first drafts, and probably will be changed down the line. First we need to separate products in 3 categories 1)Core sets (every set with 9 cards per pack) 2)Side sets (sets where packs are smaller than core set packs) 3)Premium sets (sets where packs are bigger than core set packs). As for why I call them "premium" - they contain most powerful reprints. Now for the formats 1) Core standard - Last 8 core sets are legal. 2) Side standard - Sets that were released during Core standard are legal. 3) Full standard - Core standard and Side standard sets are legal. 4) Premium standard - Full standard and Premium sets that were released during Core standard are legal. What it does, it allows for players to choose their comfortable power level and speed. Also it creates a path for new players - they will start with Side standard, where games are more casual, when they feel ready, they can buy Core sets, to test their abilities to comprehend stronger cards. Then they can combine their Core standard and Side standard for more powerful deck, and switch to Full standard, and final step is to either switch to Advanced or Premium standard. Obviously in it's current state, we will need a banlist, to keep some archetypes in line with others.
no one tell joseph that dune gave evols a level 2 starter in the form of evoltile pholis, which can summon najasho get evo-force, then evo-force the najsho for two evolsaur lios and evo-singularity for 3 level 2s after lios sends another evoltile. is it good? probably not is it incredibly cursed? yes
"You could also play [Ojamadification] in ABC for the sake of claiming that you played ABC Ojamas, but I prefer not to dwell under matters of obviously higher beings - such as the people who do that." The Yugituber-Lore tightens with this video.
So that somebody gets some use out of this video: Did you guys know Melffy Pony allows you to reuse Pinny and also add Beaver back to hand, which is huge because as most Spright players know Beaver can summon from GY as well
Should do cyber dragon spright next, complete the chaz spright mix. Unlike this pile, the deck is actually functional, has multiple ways to dump the "brick" angler even when you open it (meaning you only really need the 1), sets up an omni negate in addition to the spright board, has plenty of room for non engine thanks to multiple 1 card combos that have built in removal and plenty of options for breaking the opponents board built right into its engine. Just prey you have the imperm/kaiju for ariseheart because like tear, this deck lives and dies by its access to the GY. Bonus, you get to run mechanized dragons in your deck so at the bare minimum, you have a cool looking deck while you stare at the ariseheart across the board.
unfortunately it doesnt work in tcg, but in MD you do have access to auroradon lines using Ojamassimilation. i had something cooking back before MD hit union carrier (and halq); with the release of Rescue Hedgehog i have considered the possibility of trying to build blind second ojamas but havent labbed much out yet in that regard
For some reason I have three Ojamatch (UR) from the legacy packs in MD. I'm tempted to play ojamas, they are just too funny, but probably only good enough for gold.
Vampire Fraulein is pronounced Froy-line :) Don't know why they skipped the "ä" in the English translation when even the Japanese name has the correct pronunciation (for them).
