OCG Decklist

Combining a ton of odd-ball tactics together for a rather interesting core premise.

3 Player locals were a mistake.

Another Obelisk Force Deck List based on the April 2016 onwards OCG Limit Regulations (Japanese Forbidden & Limited List).

Of Super Quant, HERO and Infernity. These builds are, as per normal for the Obelisk Force (i.e. Konami Staff), are more unorthodox than most builds of their kind might be, and more based around interesting and unusual interactions than tournament practicality.

Small tournaments, big variety.

The winning Deck for the May 21st, 2016 Duel Tournament in Hokkaido.

Obelisk Force presents their next “wacky” Deck concept, on more “Quirky” Fusion Concepts.

What day is it?

Covering the other two major focus themes of the pack besides the Galaxy/Cipher Cards: Cardians and Cyber Angels.

Which also confirms two reprints in Duelist Pack 17.

Perhaps they’re suggesting this in advance of the Destiny Soldiers pack? To get players used to the idea of Destiny HERO Fusing?

Including Vylon Galaxy of all things.

With 100+ Decklists of the same Rank 3s, BEWD and Pendulums.

Mostly Cyber Galaxy Variants.

In celebration of the third week of the movie’s run in theaters, Konami’s hyping the Magician Girls, specifically Lemon.

It’s totally a Cipher Deck I swear. Not a Galaxy-Photon Deck. No sireebob.

Obelisk Force continues their concept Decks based on the new Limit Regulations with Noble Knights, using the unlimited “Book of Moon” and “Kuribandit” in the OCG as the central basis for the Deck.

And another two sets of Deck Lists. This time from the Kansai Duel Tournament

Disregard magicians, adquire metal.

And from one of the other Japanese Konami events that occurred, the top two Deck Lists: Toukai Duel Tournament, a 160 Man Event