Top 10 Best Kinds of Card Effects in YuGiOh

In this video will go over the best kinds of effects that Yu-Gi-Oh cards can have, and rank them and orders of which are the best of the best. Even if there isn't actually a good card which has some of these really good effects.

--The List--
10-Drawing Cards (With low downsides)
9- Quick Effect Monster Destruction
8- Gaining advantage from a GY effect
7- Omni Negate
6- SS from the deck
5- Search out a Spell Card
4- Discarding from Opponents hand
3- Cheating Monsters out of the Extra Deck
2- Activating Trap Cards From the Hand
1- Instantly winning
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#yugioh #top10

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[duelistdecoolest]

You forgot the actual best effect in the game, "both players must turn their decks upside-down."

[AceTrainerLupi]

"If you lose the duel, you lose your soul!"

[FatMCSteve]

I wanna see a "top 10 worst kinds of positive effects" list now

[Alfaroluvsyou]

“Is even better-err-errr” I don’t know know why but that made me laugh a little lol

[thewhisperingsylph]

I think this list also needs:
- granting "Immunity" effects
- preventing summon/activation/any action by opponent
- forcing opponent to tribute/send to GY/give you their monster
- instead of nuking, cards that return to the hand/deck is a lot more valuable.

[mariomasv]

"The best place to summon from it's the deck... but it's even better to summon from the extra deck!"

[vortex]

That Grass Looks Greener: exists
Yami Yugi in Duel links with spell specialists, giving you an 80% chance to start with Grass: Hold my beer

[cutecombo]

#1 is going to be "you win the duel/match"

Let's see

[cameroncookl]

I'm still waiting for the best Gemini monsters list. They may be lackluster as a gimmick but you said it'd be easy.

[ThePageofRage]

When April Fools comes around, could you consider doing a Magic The Gathering top 10 list?

[bldrun]

Honorary mention: the effect that stop your opponent from playing Yu-Gi-Oh

[TheAz]

"Trap cards are balanced around the fact you have to set them and wait a turn to activate"

Red reboot, impermanence and evenly matched: "allow us to introduce ourselves"

[sandvicheatfresh]

"I activate my credit card!"

[knightmarecx]

That suggestion of yours to watch the playlist while we do something is actually what I do all the time lol
I’m currently doing it while washing my car, keep it up my dude

[nooodisaster]

This is a great beginner video for anyone getting back into the game. Nice

[cetitanenthusiast]

Hey TheDuelLogs, this one is probably my favorite top 10 so far. I've always been fascinated with the effects and mechanics of Yu-Gi-Oh in general. I was wondering if you'd ever consider doing a top 10 on yugioh effect types. i.e. Ignition effects, continuous effects, quick-like effects, lingering effects. I would be interested to hear your opinion on them. Personally, I think the most powerful effects are actually lingering effects. Other effect types can usually be dealt with in the conventional way, but lingering effects are rare. For example, Last Will is actually a continuous lingering effects, and once it resolves you can summon a monster whenever the conditions are met. But the opponent can't negate it when the lingering effect resolves, as the card effect has already resolved. Lingering effects just float around in nowhere space and they can't be targeted or negated. The only real way to deal with them is to make your cards unaffected by them. I don't know if it's enough to warrant a top 10, but I think it would be something interesting that's rarely talked about.

[urfriendcharles]

I haven’t played Yu-Gi-Oh in years but I watch all these videos

[ovoid_ovvie]

"Most decks only have a handful of graveyard effects."
Shaddolls: allow us to introduce ourselves.

[carlosalbertofernandezvele]

What about the command effects like "Get your game on!" or "Yu-Jo Friendship".

With the first one you can brag you were in a 15 y/o tournament; whilst with the latter your opponent can give you a firm handshake.

[dancostello]

In b4 #1 is an insta-win condition 👀

Edit: called it! Great list btw, though I'm somewhat surprised that neither "unaffected by card effects" or "take control of an opponent's monster" were up there though, especially the former, being the primary reason that Ultimate Falcon is the go-to "cheat out of the Extra Deck" card.