In the same vein as "Necross" being the Zombie counterpart of "Exodia", "Exxod" resembles a completed, though still sealed, "Exodia". Treasure Panda Exodia 1,751 0 2 weeks ago by philexodia 630 240. In addition, there is " Exxod, Master of The Guard" which greatly resembles "Exodia", though without an automatic win effect or any relationship or effect involving the Exodia archetype. It is also the only card that supports the "Forbidden One" archetype. The next such incarnation is " Exodius the Ultimate Forbidden Lord", which provides an alternate method of winning with "Exodia". Due to its near-invincibility and increasing strength, it serves as either a trump card that cannot be defeated or as a backup plan if too many "Forbidden One" pieces end up in the Graveyard. Daily Cash Duels, Weekly Tournaments, Monthly Championships. It is automatically destroyed if any of the five "Forbidden One" pieces do not exist in the Graveyard. automated based on the last few weeks of Ladder + tournament decks. It gains 500 ATK during each of the player's Standby Phases and cannot be destroyed in battle or by Spell and Trap effects. The first of these was " Exodia Necross", which had to be Special Summoned via " Contract with Exodia" and possesses the near-invulnerability of the anime version of "Exodia" as long as the "Forbidden One" pieces remain in the Graveyard. While the primary purpose of "Exodia" is to declare an automatic win through having all five pieces of the "Forbidden One", there are other ways to use it. "Exodia the Forbidden One" is one of the most iconic cards in the franchise, being well known for its automatic win condition and Yugi's use of it in the first episode of the anime. "Exodia the Forbidden One" is no longer mentioned in the rulebook, as its card text suffices to clarify its effect. Notably, "Exodia the Forbidden One" and the other "Forbidden One" cards were the only monsters ever specifically mentioned in the rulebooks (other than as an example), due to "Exodia the Forbidden One" being the only card with an alternative victory condition at the time. The main card, " Exodia the Forbidden One", is one of the first five Effect Monsters ever to be released and the first card to have an alternative victory condition. While many people refer to the "Forbidden One" cards as "Exodia" cards, only "Exodia the Forbidden One" (the head) is part of this archetype.
It is related to the " Forbidden One" archetype. They are focused on alternative victory conditions, and has support related to summoning or strengthening Beatsticks resembling Exodia. This card cannot be destroyed by battle." Exodia" (エクゾディア, Ekuzodia) is an archetype of DARK Spellcaster monsters, with its first member released in Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon and its first support released in Millennium Box Gold Edition. Right-Hand Shark has a long-winded effect, but its only relevant sentences are the last two: “An Xyz Monster that was summoned using only Water monsters as material, including this card on the field, gains this effect. But that’s where Right-Hand Shark comes in. It states that “while you control no other cards on the field, this card is unaffected by other cards’ effects.” With that in mind, the only way for an opposing player to out the card is by battle. Crooked Cook has a long effect, but the only relevant part is the first sentence. This deck is able to rely on these win conditions thanks to a nutty interaction with Number 59: Crooked Cook. The win condition of this deck is either through decking out the opposing player or through the classic Exodia alternate win condition of drawing all five pieces.
How the Exodia deck plays in Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel
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12x Whatever else you want to play they do not matter but you need a full extra deck.
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