Pokemon Master Tries to Guess if a Yu-Gi-Oh! Card is

ngl I love this series, but this would've been the perfect opportunity to get some women on the channel. Feels a little weird to continuously be ignored as an entire half of the population.

Prohibition with goddess skull's Oracle was decent in mystic mine burn decks but other than that it doesn't cover enough

Prohibition would be far better if it was just a quickplay or even normal spell with a permanent lingering effect like cursed seal of the forbidden spell, at worst it would need to be given a hard once per duel to balance against excess looping but even a hard once per turn would probably be enough.

Fiber jar: The ongoing effect of virus cards persists after its flipped, and banned cards do not return to the deck
So when the game soft resets its possible to wipe their entire hand or play return from another dimension to summon all banned monsters

Everything except lands are spells in magic

the difference between targeting and choosing, Magic has the same

10:29 "That's anothed thing I don't understand. All the summoning mechanics" Me: "Ya Yugioh players barely get all that either"

As a side note, last turn's pokemon equivalent would be that your opponent has one prize card remaining not yourself!

56:33 Not sure if Azul remembers this, but we had Hippowdon Lvl. X way back in the day, and it was basically this effect.

so, I am not as convinced that Fiber Jar could come off easily, but my concern is largely from one bracket of effects. i had thought there were two, but upon looking at the rules, "when this leaves the field" doesn't actually work if it goes back the deck. Which leaves us with "Unaffected by card effects" as the cards that scare me. The worst case scenario i see is if a player manages to bait their opponent into removing Waking the Dragon, they get Raidraptor – Rising Rebellion Falcon for free, then flip the fiber jar. the Raptor is unaffected by the effect, so you now just get free rein with a 4000 beat stick that is effectively untouchable to go along with your reloaded hand. the last issue i could see is that it nullifies the starting coin-toss, except now the first turn player can also attack (if it was flipped manually).
as a tertiary note, it doesn't return anything that has been banished, so you could potentially attrition out that way, if you keep catching your opponent with a couple of banishing effects, be it Called by the Grave, Dimensional Prison or whatever else(i can't name more, but know i've been caught by others before), if they aren't playing an archetype that very specifically recovers well from banish, they now just slowly bleed out.
i can only really compare it to magic because i can't think of any hearthstone effects like it, but magic doesn't really have much like this either. It's got a few cards that are close-ISH, but they have some alteration that makes the game after the resolution quicker. the three that i know of either set both players life to 7, which i compare to 3000 life points, they put a bunch of lands on the field so both players have mana, or it restarts the game, but then puts two or three other cards you banished with it onto the field to start the game, so you've probably won because now you start with a creature that can literally one-shot your opponent.

Pokemon having a lot of "free" draw is a huge misconception. The once per turn supporter rule is actually a huge deal, and playing a draw supporter basically locks you out of playing tempo cards for the turn.
Pokemon supporters are basically the equivalent of normal summoning in yugioh. And imagine how bad it must feel to waste your normal summon on a draw 3.
So yeah, draw 7 is good but it also has a big drawback and it is definitely not free.

You should show Rarran or someone Legendary Shi En.

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