I've used Mansion to seize several Ghostrick wins, and thankfully, you can Luckily, the Ghostrick clan has aged well since they don't heavily rely on the extra deck, often only needing one or two extra deck zones, and you can always employ But for now, as we eagerly await Konami's next expansion of Ghostrick support, vote for your favorite card and I'll see you at our next Yu-Gi-Oh countdown! Deck Created By: Big Crunch (Deck Inspiration: Tag Partner from Percy some time ago) Main Goal: Summon Ghostrick Angel of Mischief using Number 69: Heraldry Crest. All of its members are DARK monsters, whereas their Types vary between Fiend, Spellcaster and Zombie (with one Fairy as an exception).
Although this deck works better In the TCG with the added XYZ-monsters and their support cards like the field spell Ghostrick Mansion, there's a way to make them somewhat work in Yu-Gi-Oh! However, a few of these cards worked well despite this flaw, and today we’ll be looking at some examples.The literal and graphical information presented on this site about Yu-Gi-Oh!, including card images, the attribute, level/rank and type symbols, and card text, is copyright 4K Media Inc, a subsidiary of Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. However, Specter is yet another hand-trap-esque surprise, this time triggering when a Ghostrick monster is destroyed by an opponent's card or attacking monster and sent to your graveyard. For a list of anti-support cards, see List of "Ghostrick" anti-support cards. I have to say that I go on about 2 - 3 times per week, around 8pm - 10pm. Like his kin, Jackfrost can't be normal summoned unless you control a Ghostrick monster, and you can (once per turn) change him to face-down defense position if already fielded.Thankfully, you'll hardly notice the summoning restriction considering you want Jackfrost in your hand, ready to activate his hand-trap like effect: When your opponent's monster declares a direct attack, you can simultaneously special summon Jackfrost in face-down defense position and change the attacking monster to face-down defense, both fielding a unit and dulling their offensive. Allure has you draw two cards, then you must banish a dark monster from your hand; if you can't, you send your entire hand to the graveyard.Your overall hand size doesn't change since you're essentially spending two cards to draw two, but this helps you cycle through your deck, keeping what you need and exiling what you don't. Learn and enjoy playing Yu-Gi-Oh! Ghostrick Parade " is the only recommended Field because of its searching effect and damage to your opponent is unecessary. Then left is to summon ghostrick Alucard.
My DN is Exodiamaster24752 . This is certainly true for some Link Monsters and is used as a balancing factor. Luckily, its 1800 DEF actually gives it a fair chance of surviving a blow, or at least forcing your opponent to spend their stronger monster attacks to vanquish it.Even better, when flipped face-up, Jiangshi lets you add a Ghostrick monster from your deck to your hand whose level is less than or equal to the number of Ghostrick monsters you control. This is a defense deck; use the powerful effect of the monsters which can be special summoned form the hand to stop every opponent's moves, then use "Dark/"Quaking Mirror Force" to destroy every chance of victory... if you want to have fun with the deck, try to use "Ghostrick-Skeleton" to destroy opponent's deck with its almost infinite effect. This both stocks your graveyard and pulls any member from your deck, letting you quickly field whatever unit the situation calls for and ready its flip ability.Same old, same old. Your opponent eliminates one of your monsters, well, now you've not only replaced that monster on your field but also added to your hand.