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And this is where Blackwings bring a gun to a knife fight. In this pack, there is enough Blackwing support to perch them at the top of the metagame for a considerable amount of time, and at the rate of packs being released, it's only going to get stronger towards Pack 53 (With the release of Blackwing - Vayu the Emblem of Honor, but I'll talk about that next pack). But there are a few more fun decks to be looked at, and the all brand new archetype Koa'Ki Meiru.

So, what cards in particular make Blackwings so devastating this format? I can promise you Blackwing - Elphin the Raven is not a good choice, honest. What you should be looking at mainly is Blackwing - Kalut the Moon Shadow, Blackwing - Armed Wing, Blackwing - Blizzard of the Far North and Black Whirlwind. Blizzard is capable of giving an instant +1, or access to many level 5 and 6 Synchros, including BW Armed Wing, Goyo Guardian and Brionac. Blackwing - Kalut the Moon Shadow acts as an Honest for the archetype, while Black Whirlwind provides the Reinforcement of the Army, that you can reuse at will.

But on with Morphtronics. Many people laughed at me when I turned up at my tournament wielding a deck that cost me about £20 (or $30). And I laughed twice as much when I beat their £200 decks in a turn. Using new cards like Junk Box, or Morphtronic Scopen, and old cards like Morphtronic Celfon (which is the key in this deck) you can swarm the field incredibly fast. It's hard to explain how it works through words, so I'll leave you all to try it.

Koa'Ki Meiru cards were made to seemingly annoy the living hell out of all Light and Dark based decks. The deck has a major flaw in the sense that you can only keep them on the field for one turn unless you discard oneIron Core of Koa'Ki Meiru or revealing one monster of the same type in your hand, but some monsters don't have the secondary effect. Koa'Ki Meiru Drago seems intent on stopping all Special Summons by both attributes, and other cards in the set help keep control over the opponent. But the total number of monsters in this pack isn't as much as I'd like it to be, but in the next few packs it'll get better.

And here we are, at the end of the article, and while I'm looking through the packlist on yugioh wikia, I see that the Ojama cards, Ojama Red, Ojama Blue and Ojama Country, aren't in there . So I leave on a sad note, until next time, thanks for reading.