Different Dimension Cards in Yu-Gi-Oh

Video Transcript

"Today, I will be talking about Yu-Gi-Oh. This clip is about Different Dimension decks. Any good deck that runs Different Dimension, runs three Macro Cosmos. Macro Cosmos gives you the fuel to supply your deck by removing any cards sent to the graveyard from the game. Normally, this is bad. But, your whole deck is built around putting stuff removed from game back into play under your side while depriving your opponent of anything of his to come back. Dimension Fissure is there to back up Macro Cosmos. You run three and it has the same affect, only it's not a trap card. D.D. Survivor, one of the first of many Different Dimension monsters that will be the meat of your deck. When he's removed from game, he returns to play at the end of your turn. This is awesome. Not only is he used for tribute, but he's going to be there next turn to block. He's in attack mode, so you might lose some points. But, not as many as if you had no monster at all. D.D. Assailant, one of the next monsters besides Survivor. Whenever he gets attacked, at the end of the damage step you can remove that monster and D.D. Assailant. Not only is she useful. But, she can get rid of higher attack power monsters with no affect. Different Dimension Master, by discarding a card you can return one monster removed from play back to the game. Now, there are other monsters here that will be used that are higher attack power and such. But, aren't D.D. monsters. With Different Dimension Master, by discarding that card you will get that monster back and you will have a tremendous advantage when your opponent has nothing. D.D. Scout Plane, for the Macros Cosmos deck he functions much like Treeborn Frog. When he's removed from play, he returns at the end of your turn in attack mode."