Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video shows me summoning monsters in all available monster zones in all eras in Yu-Gi-Oh's history and winning on 2nd turn. Again. But with different decks from the ones I used in november 2025.
For classic Yu-Gi-Oh I used a Dark World deck in "Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2008". I got lucky and managed to fill my board without even using my normal summon. :)
For MR1 I used a TeleDAD deck in "Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Stardust Accelerator: World Championship 2009".
For MR2 I used a Wind-Up deck in (fan-made) "Project Ignis". I used a post-nerf version of Wind-Up, after Zenmaity got limited.
For MR3 I used a Nekroz/Shaddoll hybrid deck in "Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist". I was hoping to show off Shaddoll Fusion using fusion materials straight from the deck, but most opponents were way too inconsistent in bringing out Extra Deck monsters during 1st turn - and the 1 that was usually had too many interruptions.
For MR4 I used a Dragon Link deck in "Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution". The game was patched to use MR5, which is why I was allowed to summon the Borreload Savage Dragon in any main monster zone, but I put it where a link monster's arrow was pointing as per MR4 rules, which forced me to use World Legacy Guardragon to move it. The patch also updated the banlist, essentially nerfing the Dragon Link with Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon getting banned.
For MR5 I used a Mitsurugi deck in (fan-made) "Project Ignis" (I initially wanted to use MDPro3, but solo duels there were bugged since release of v1.4 and they *still* aren't fixed). I banished the wrong card at the start of my turn, as the game showed the target for only half a second, but that turned out to be a blessing in disguise, since the opponent ended up with enough cards for me to super-poly 2, then tribute 1 for Mitsurugi no Mikoto, Kusanagi. I ended up filling all 6 of my monster zones without even using my normal summon. XD
Video chapters:
0:00 Classic Era
1:31 Master Rule 1
5:22 Master Rule 2
8:57 Master Rule 3
11:08 Master Rule 4
20:05 Master Rule 5
This video shows me summoning monsters in all available monster zones in all eras in Yu-Gi-Oh's history and winning on 2nd turn. Again. But with different decks from the ones I used in november 2025.
For classic Yu-Gi-Oh I used a Dark World deck in "Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2008". I got lucky and managed to fill my board without even using my normal summon. :)
For MR1 I used a TeleDAD deck in "Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Stardust Accelerator: World Championship 2009".
For MR2 I used a Wind-Up deck in (fan-made) "Project Ignis". I used a post-nerf version of Wind-Up, after Zenmaity got limited.
For MR3 I used a Nekroz/Shaddoll hybrid deck in "Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist". I was hoping to show off Shaddoll Fusion using fusion materials straight from the deck, but most opponents were way too inconsistent in bringing out Extra Deck monsters during 1st turn - and the 1 that was usually had too many interruptions.
For MR4 I used a Dragon Link deck in "Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution". The game was patched to use MR5, which is why I was allowed to summon the Borreload Savage Dragon in any main monster zone, but I put it where a link monster's arrow was pointing as per MR4 rules, which forced me to use World Legacy Guardragon to move it. The patch also updated the banlist, essentially nerfing the Dragon Link with Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon getting banned.
For MR5 I used a Mitsurugi deck in (fan-made) "Project Ignis" (I initially wanted to use MDPro3, but solo duels there were bugged since release of v1.4 and they *still* aren't fixed). I banished the wrong card at the start of my turn, as the game showed the target for only half a second, but that turned out to be a blessing in disguise, since the opponent ended up with enough cards for me to super-poly 2, then tribute 1 for Mitsurugi no Mikoto, Kusanagi. I ended up filling all 6 of my monster zones without even using my normal summon. XD
Video chapters:
0:00 Classic Era
1:31 Master Rule 1
5:22 Master Rule 2
8:57 Master Rule 3
11:08 Master Rule 4
20:05 Master Rule 5
