Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG: Doom of Dimensions Review

The next Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG set, Doom of Dimensions, will be officially released on September 25th. It will bring us support for already existing decks as well as introduce a few excellent new archetypes into the game.

Let's see the main cards from Doom of Dimensions!

The new D/D/D cards have a lot of potential and should make your end board's power level ceiling a lot higher. This archetype also has decent Starters and Extenders, so it will be quite resilient to low-impact interactions.

But, despite all of this, it doesn't have much space for techs and needs many Garnets, which can make its opening hands worse. Another issue this deck faces is that it's weak against most high-impact interactions.

DoomZ is a new archetype inspired by the Medius the Pure lore and is actually quite interesting. Its interactions are basically Towers and Locks, and the entire strategy centers around Equip Spells.

It has some potential, but I believe it will only see play as a rogue list early on. In the future, if KONAMI releases more support for it, it can become quite broken.

Radiant Typhoon is a new archetype that actually centers around the classic Mystical Space Typhoon. Its main strategy is putting Radiant Typhoon Mandate in play to give "MST" a negate effect.

The new Dracotail cards will not for certain see play in their archetype because they're a bit too specific. Still, they can be quite critical in some situations. Dracotail Phryxul improves the Branded synergy because of its Light attribute. As for Dracotail Sting, it is not that interesting in the current format, but it could be valuable in the side deck to face some matchups.

Marshmao☆Yummy is, very likely, the best card in the entire set. It will make up for the loss of Obedience Schooled, and despite not being as strong as that card, it is more versatile because it works as a Starter and Extender.

K9-04 Noroi is one of the most exciting cards in this set because it is a Starter for the main engine in the format. Furthermore, it interacts really well with Crystron, which should replace Vanquish Soul in the META.

Dogmatika Fleurdelis, the Thunderbolt has a lot of potential as a Staple. It has a handtrap effect and can access a trap card as strong as Dogmatika Punishment in "turn 0".

The only thing standing in its way is that, to activate the trap card you put in play with its effect on the same turn, the opponent has to control an Extra Deck monster with 2500 ATK or more, which not every deck has.

Tri-Brigade Arms Mouser is an excellent support card for its deck, as it will make it a lot more consistent and resilient. Furthermore, once it is released, Tri-Brigade will interact a lot more with any archetype that plays Beast, Winged Beast, and Warrior Beast monsters.

Dominus Spiral is another handtrap in this set. You can also use it in any deck that doesn't play Light or Dark monsters. It has a simple Bounce effect, but, depending on when you use it, it might be enough to win the game.

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