so here's the list and wow look at that extra deck looks like a mumford and sons concert as always i'll give you a background about the archetype a little bit of a discussion about what i hope the deck can do and of course the card by card but first this video is sponsored by yugioh pro deck yu-gi-oh pro deck is the pack opening website everyone is using for their progression series is but you might have also missed it's got a deck builder card database and a wealth of strategy articles i personally use it to post the chalice line monthly deck breakdowns give it a look at www.y g o p r o d e c k dot com before we do any discussion of the cards i want to talk a little bit about the community this deck has in a way that i haven't experienced since like plunder patrol an extremely devoted community dedicated to labbing and optimizing this deck the list you see in front of you was synthesized from a series of lists and play testing videos by NUMBER_TOKEN wolfe who i'll link in the description but this guy's like the nikolai tesla of the deck he has spent countless hours labbing builds testing texts and making it as consistent as possible and i'm happy to be the thomas edison who swoops in and takes all the credit seriously if you're looking for more than just a quick overview of the deck and prefer in-depth discussions and test hands his channel is where you want to be so with that let's screw with stardust now stardust dragon is one of if not the most iconic synchro monsters of all time and unlike the previous series mascots dark magician and the hero fusions it was actually good a generic eight star syncro with the ability to negate a removal spell was leagues ahead of anything before it and well represented in what passed for combo from NUMBER_TOKEN to about NUMBER_TOKEN. many duelists remember stardust dragon as the first truly powerful card they could afford to get their hands on unfortunately since then both the monster and its summoning mechanic have become completely defunct there have been a couple of retrains with small stints of playability but nothing to transform this piece of yu-gi-oh's history from a mascot into a tiered archetype until now the new retrain of stardust shooting majestic star dragon is bad it's bad i'm sorry it it has a lot of attack i guess and it does technically have the word negate on it but you can't consistently make it without adding between nine and ten garnets to your deck and the deck's two-packed as is to sustain the NUMBER_TOKEN cards necessary to make you say kinney's squeal however the cards released in dawn of majesty to support the new stardust dragon are actually really good at something else facilitating what is maybe the first good synchro spam deck in nearly a decade stardust syncron is the first playable four-star syncron target for the boogeyman of master rule NUMBER_TOKEN junk speeder a hyper syncron was actually the old best target and it's the missing piece for a combo deck that creates chaos ruler ladders
START_SPONSOR_TOKEN but first this video is sponsored by yugioh pro deck yu-gi-oh pro deck is the pack opening website everyone is using for their progression series is but you might have also missed it's got a deck builder card database and a wealth of strategy articles i personally use it to post the chalice line monthly deck breakdowns give it a look at www.y g o p r o d e c k dot com END_SPONSOR_TOKEN