Then the set tops it off with the introduction of the Hakai* archetype (with Hakaishin as its sub-archetype), a deck based on gaining advantage by the destruction of their own cards!Ĭhaos Impact is a 100-card set containing 8 Secret Rares, 10 Ultra Rares, 14 Super Rares, 20 Rares, and 48 Commons. If you know your opponent’s last card in hand is that Tribe-Infecting Virus, then Roaring Ocean Snake might be useful.Chaos Impact Is Closing out 2019 with a Bang!Ĭhaos Impact is the last main set of 2019 for the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG and it’s a big one! This set is the first to ever include a playable Link 5 monster, Firewall Dragon Darkfluid, as well as brand-new cards for existing decks, like the Gladiator Beasts, Marincess, Aromages, and more. However, it is an aqua-type, which means that Tribe-Infecting Virus cannot destroy it without also destroying itself. Roaring Ocean Snake: With mediocre stats and no effect, this fusion monster seems useless. A 2200-attack monster that prevents damage might be what you need. It has has 3000 defense, which is the highest of the available fusions.ĭark Flare Knight: We can’t think of too many situations where you’d need to use this guy’s effect, but never say never. Ojama King can be used after the opponent activates Scapegoat to ensure that they have no monster zones remaining. Ojama King: Another interesting fact about Goat Format is that it’s not unheard of for games to end via a natural deckout. It’s also tie for the highest attack of the available level 6 Metamorphosis targets. The ability to banish 3 monsters from the opponent’s graveyard can totally shutdown an opposing chaos player. Just watch out for Scapegoat.ĭark Blade the Dragon Knight: With chaos mirror matches being more frequent than they use to be, this card is becoming increasingly relevant. It stops Mirror Force, Torrential Tribute, Ring of Destruction, and they can’t even Snatch Steal or Book of Moon it. Ryu Senshi: This is the most commonly used level 6 fusion monster, and it mostly used for setting up kill turns via Chaos Sorcerer+Metamorphosis. Knight could be the difference between winning and losing the game. In the rare situations where you have Snatch Steal for your opponent’s Airknight Parshath and need to Metamorphosis for a light monster in your graveyard for a chaos monster, Giltia the D. Knight: It has no effect and mediocre stats, but it is a light monster. Being able to function as a wall for your own lifepoints is not used as much, although it’s a welcome bonus. Reaper on the Nightmare: This is mostly used in the rare situations where you control a level 5 monster that is not Airknight Parshath (such as Thunder Dragon) and need to use Metamorphosis in order to push through the last bit of damage to close out a game. If you have the hard read an a set Sakuretsu Armor, you’re going to want a Fiend Skull Dragon. It’s particularly good against flip control, which plays a high quantity of both flip effect monsters and targeting traps. Decks like Reasoning Gate Combo and Empty Jar can be completely shutdown by a Dark Balter the Terrible, so don’t forget about it.įiend Skull Dragon: Its effect is overall worse than Dark Balter the Terrible’s, but it still has its uses. It’s even dark, which means that it has synergy with chaos monsters. This is for good reason the potential to negate both spells and monster effects is quite powerful. Dark Balter the Terrible: After Thousand-Eyes Restrict, this is the most commonly used fusion monster brought forth with Metamorphosis.
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