When you Draw Exodia and LOSE at the Same Time!? [Master Duel] 

It's a simple job, but someone's gotta do it

Exodia said, "WE didn't lose, YOU lost"

Lmao

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You think I'm losing??? No bit@@ We losing!!!! With this Treasure I SUMMON-

@@devideby_zero8596GREAT EIGHT HANDED GENERAL EXODIA

@@devideby_zero8596”Roses are red, monsters against me won’t prosper. With these sacred pieces I summon: Big Exod, the Opp Stoppa!“

@@devideby_zero8596 Roses are red, monsters against me won’t prosper. With these sacred pieces I summon: Exoda, the Opp Stoppa!

Facts you think you lose/the other person thinks they win but the harsh reality of the forbidden one had something else to say😂😂

My man finally got his arms and legs back. Don't ruin this for him lmaoo

Can also happen with both players getting Exodia. I remember the pokemon tcg had similar rules, though there, if you achieve two win conditions and your opponent only one, you actually win. Don't know if it's the same in Yu-Gi-Oh

Exodia doesnt care If you have Life Points, If she is Unleashed, she obliterates..smashing both Heads on the Table and leaving with badass music

It looks pretty cool for sure, but strictly speaking the Exodia player should lose here

I was just about to say that.

The Shadow Realm spares no one.

Now *that's* a missed opportunity right there. Can you imagine if this was how Adrian's duel with Yubel actually ended?

i saw the same thing

The anime would be like*after the explosion that went off in the protagonists face* Antagonist gasps "gah! How are you still standing??? I CLEEARED YOUR LIFE POINTS" Protagonist emerging from the smoke as a light emits from behind him. "not so fast embodiment of darkness. Your cards EFFECT let's me draw one more card BEFORE it activated." A "impossible! Not the legendary-" "That's RIGHT!" Exodia fully emerges"exodia! Obliterate!"

It's just a game bro! No one is dying😂

​@@petergeramin7195"duel" "life points" the euphemisms work here

If you draw Exodia off Allure of Darkness, you still have to banish from hand before you get the alternate win con. So you have to have a 6th dark to banish.

There is another time. If your opponent also happens to draw exodia.

I once lost to deck out while having all exodia pieces in hand

​@Kenneth M. One day of peace lol double exodia

will if your apponent got the 5 parts of exodia too it will end in a draw

More like, "I don't need to win, I just need to stop you from winning"

More like “i dont care to win… as long as you dont either” thats why i only play throwback format where any card is allowed and go for self destruct button every duel

😂😂😂This comment, made my day

Lol imagine an anime duel with this mechanic, like somebody is using the Seal of Orichalcos, and the other player loses the duel but also assembles Exodia at the same time. Dude didn’t lose the duel, so does he loses his soul?

Fact

​@@alessandroc.9694 Yall must be furries

@@bluecheesewithwings2105 no sense, but okay lol

Must be the matrix after all

Does furries like yugiho?!!...

He ain't winning either, but he's got the spirit

I think it’s losing by a minimum. Cuz you get the “you lose sign”. And just barely get the “draw”sign. Haha

Emotional damage.😂😂😂

Had that happen to me once (I was on the losing side): all I had on my side of the field was a face-down defense position monster (I believe it was Scapeghost, it was my 2nd to last failsafe since the opponent removed the other three cards I had on my side of the field before initiating the Battle Phase) and the Bye-Bye Damage Trap card. I had only 800 LP left and the opponent already used up their 2 negates (Baronne de Fleur and Shooting Quasar Dragon) in stopping me from special summoning using my using my Eldlixir Trap and Glow-up Bloom for Eldlich and Doomking respectively (needed Doomking to deal with Baronne and I had a to get Eldlich out on the field to deal with Quasar since I had a Seven Cities of the Golden Land card and a Shiranui Squire from an earlier draw). In the end instead of taking the bait they ended up summoning Blue Eyes Chaos Max Dragon and attacked me that way so I activated my Trap resulting in a draw since I managed to KO him too. I laughed super hard at that outcome ngl 😂🤣

Might be other win the game cards too -- or if your opponent also hits 0 LP

Unless you’re in the anime where Infernity Zero exists

​@@ibra8096Also the anime versions of Divine Serpent Geh and Relay Soul.

​@@psymarProbably win card conditions that you only get on hand. I think, not monster set win condition or other win conditions like jackpot or lucky 7 (forgot the name) since they need to be on the field.

@@ashurad_fox5991 Jackpot can draw, if 3 copies are in the graveyard with last one being destroyed. Dragon stamp, MST with coffin seller can destroy the last Jackpot, while lowering life points to zero.

Free gojo ni-

The Shadow Realm spares no one.

Not in TCG/OCG exodia only works outside of chains and after everything has resolved already

Both instances happen at the same time, exodia's eff is not an effect per se but a condition so it applies at the moment all pieces are in hand, same thing happens with Relay Soul vs Exodia.

@@ex.ver.5818 I’m bouta cum

Correct, it's not an effect, so it applies immediately, hence it's a draw EDIT: Technically it is an effect, but one that cannot be chained to... from what I can understand; so if you were to draw the 5 cards out of Graceful Charity and still needed to discard at least 1 more card, the Exodia win condition would not trigger until your Graceful Charity resolves, and by that point you no longer have the 5 pieces

@@ex.ver.5818 Incorrect. OG has the right idea. As the current chain link must fully resolve before victory conditions are applied (Performapal Popperup's effect damage) Exodia's victory condition isn't reached. As Bee said, you lose.

@@worldx1091 read my comment, this is a misconception

Correct explanation. However, when you draw the last Exodia piece and deck out at the same time, you win. That is, because decking-out is not a win condition for your opponent, but a lose condition for you.

You're declared decked out if, through normal draw or effect, the number of cards you are required to draw is more than what's remaining in the deck. Decking out, as stated above, is definitely a win condition (or lose condition however you phrase it). Mere having zero cards in the deck is not decking out. It's only after you are required to draw afterwards.

I don’t think this intentional, this is more likely just a bug. Hopefully it gets fixed at some point

Rather than MD having its own rule for this scenario, I think it's more likely that the devs didn't consider this case, and the draw was a bug that should be fixed

I feel like a end all being like exodia should supercede that honestly. Given that the effect out right says tgat you win the duel the monent the cards needed are in your hand. So in a pot of greed deck out thr very moment exodia is fully in hand thr game would end. Exodias effect isn't exactly activatable, it just happens. Unless an errata happens it reads as a EABA (end all be all)

Okay so what if instead of pot of greed it was maxx c (yea I know they’re both banned in tcg) and what if you keep drawing till the last piece is added to your hand would exodia not resolve till the end of their turn? (Since maxx c says till the end of the turn)

@@ibra8096 If you draw the last piece of Exodia from Maxx C, you immediately win as soon as the action of drawing is complete. You cannot deck out from Maxx C until your deck is already at 0 cards and you are required to draw again, but you will have applied Exodia's win condition before this happens, so I don't think there are any scenarios where you wouldn't win by Exodia from Maxx C. Also, Exodia's win condition applies as soon as possible and certainly doesn't have to wait until the end of the turn. For Pot of Greed, firstly, if you have less than 2 cards left in your Deck, you cannot activate Pot of Greed at all. If you have exactly 2 cards left and you successfully resolve Pot of Greed, if the final piece of Exodia was one of those 2 cards, you then win the Duel. If you activate Pot of Greed while having, say, exactly 2 cards, then your opponent chains something that makes it so there are less than 2 cards in your Deck, you would lose when Pot of Greed tries to resolve. However, if the thing your opponent chained caused you to draw the cards yourself and you drew the last part of Exodia, then you would win BEFORE Pot of Greed resolves.

As far as I know, all win conditions, both the normal ones and the alternate ones, work the same. If your life points hit zero, you can't draw, or have five pieces of Exodia in your hand in the middle of the effect resolution, the effect doesn't continue to resolve, you lose/win immediately.

Ah no. Win conditions are win cons. They are outside the game mechanics, they are similar to skills in duel links. There is no I did it first.

@@sarthakarora3212 Win conditions are game mechanics, that includes reducing a player's LP to 0, decking them out, when a player surrenders, and other alternative win conditions like Exodia. In a multiple chain scenario, any remaining chains or effects are stopped when win condition happens on the current chain. If multiple win conditions occur at the same instance, then all are valid win conditions.

@@sandradee4331 make a video about it please, i wanna see

​@@JackahoonaLaGuna just check the ruling for allure of darkness & exodia, then z'll get that

@@musiyevonchilla6769 In Exodia's case, the banish effect of Allure of Darkness must resolve first. So if one or more Exodia piece is banished by the effect, you can't declare a win. Similar case with Graceful Charity, Dark World Dealings, and the like.

Truth is that know one knows the rules of YGO

Your opponent fulfilled a win condition, which was bringing your LP down to 0 You fulfilled a win condition, which was using Exodia's "effect" Since both players fulfilled a win condition at the exact same time, it's a draw, it's that simple

@@worldx1091 Incorrect, read my comment in another thread.

What caused him to burn fo 6k?

The loss of life is part of the effect of Performapal Popperup, it happens before the check for Exodia. When life hits zero the game should end immediately. The check for Exodia should only occur after the resolution of the current effect. What we’re looking at here is a bug

You are correct, irl a judge would rule this situation as a game loss

Win conditions don't resolve. They are not effects.

LP to 0 is also a Win condition. Win conditions, if it happens disregards everything else and only checks the other player if they have any win conditions accomplished as well. If the other player has (for this instance Exodia) game will turn into a draw.

This is probably related to how Exodia is coded in Master Duel, it seems that the game always checks for Exodia's pieces in hand no matter what and that causes situations like this.

​@Saresa this is not accurate. A player who wields all 5 Exodia cards cannot declare victory until a chain finishes resolving, and if your life points happen to go to 0 while the chain resolves, then you would lose and the game would end, so you wouldn't get a chance to declare your win condition from Exodia. The reason 2 players who draw Exodia at the same time ends in a draw is because both players would declare their win con at the same time, so no winner can be established, ending it in a draw. The only reason Master Duel allows the scenario shown to end in a draw is most likely just due to a coding error that Konami overlooked, not because the game continues to look for win cons.

This is not correct and should be fixed. In order to declare the win condition of Exodia, popperup has to fully resolve first. So your LP would already be 0 and the duel would have ended before you get the win condition.

​@Bab Rad not true bc the card was in ur hand prior to the damage bc the draw was the cost.. so if any argument is gonna be made it should be that the win from exodia is prior to the burn

@@yaboyvickk5635 you lose LP during the resolution of the card, so it's before. Just like allure.

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