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Hey everyone, Eggman here with another

video and today we've got my current

favorite deck for the GDO2 meta of the

Gundam card game. It is a build of

Psycho Gundam and you know kind of a

spoilers for a video that I made earlier

this week. But Psycho Gundam is just my

favorite card from the set right now. I

think the uh the way that it works is

really cool. The mechanics are great.

The way that you can build it a way

different. And I've seen people play

like a purple blue build. I've seen a

build of blue and red with the cybernew

type stuff. And today we've got a build

that's going to be a blue and white

build as well. So super excited to test

it out. I'm also going to be doing some

testing with this later today as this

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this build and many others on that kind

of table there. And there will be maybe

a chance that, you know, you're watching

this a week or two later and I've made

some minor changes based on maybe some

feedback and some testing that I've done

already. So, but yeah, we're going to

play a blue and white build for this

one. And we're going to talk about the

psycho Gundam. So, kind of two important

cards. We've got the psycho Gundam and

the four Muras here. So, if you guys

don't know what the psycho Gundam does,

it is a breach three and then also has

this during pair with the cybernew type

pilot which in blue and white. This is

the only one that exists right now. So,

that is a little bit tough that you can

only use it with four. But, uh, during

pair, uh, when one of your Titan units

destroys an enemy shield area card with

damage, this unit recovers two HP. So, a

couple things to note off this. So, this

can work off your own breach effect.

This could also mean that if something

that just has the Titan trait is able to

get rid of something in the shield area,

it also procs, but also this is not once

per turn. So, there have been a couple

times where I'm able to like use this

for like a double heal too, which

essentially gets me back to full health

more times than not, which I think is

really cool and it helps out the deck a

whole lot. So, really happy with this

card. And so, also the fact that it has

breach and kind of has this forward

momentum is really cool. You also could

play like blue green with this as well.

I haven't seen anyone try it out, but

the fact that you could just do

something like put Wu in here and then

you have like breach and you don't take

damage. I think that's like a really

really cool effect for this one. So,

love this. And then also the four

marasama here. So is a cybernew type and

titans type pilot here is a plus two

plus one. So with the psycho Gundam it

becomes a 66 and with the effect here.

So during link once per turn during your

turn uh when this unit recovers HP if

you have four or less cards in your hand

you get to draw one. So clearly like the

idea is that you put it in here and then

you're able to make a 66. As long as you

attack into something with less than six

uh h you know AP you're able to you know

breach likely get rid of something. If

they do have a base up, it does kind of

mitigate this effect, but you can

usually kind of play around it in one

way or the other. You get rid of their

thing, you get to heal up a little bit

and you get to get a card draw with all

that just works out really, really well.

It is a little bit clunky. You kind of

have to build into doing that effect.

But I think with the build that I

currently have right now, there's just a

lot of ways for you to be able to do

this and also just take advantage of the

fact that just this is a generic pilot

sometimes a plus two plus one and you

can get some great effects with it. So

these are kind of again important cards.

We're going to leave these up to the

side over here so you guys can remember

them. We go through them and let's go

through the rest of the deck. So, uh

hopefully you don't don't chastise me.

We're playing a blue white deck. So, you

know, we got to play our white blockers,

right? We got the as well as the Rick

Dios here, right? Um just great blockers

that lets us get to our late game a

little healthier as well. Also, kind of

based on the play style that I've been

doing, I don't really block too early

unless the trade is really really good

with it. I don't mind if they hit my

shields a little bit early because

usually that means that I can set up

like a really good psycho Gundam play.

There's also some cards that really

depend on how many blockers that I have

out. And so with that, I don't want to

give my opponent any like free

advantage. So I think that being able to

like just set up blockers. They can hit

my shields and I can get some card draw

from that as well. But we can usually

just kind of keep uh you know a steady

hand and keep waiting for them to give

us something as well. So we got a 4-3

split of the two of these. And uh I

think this is just pretty standard. If

you want to go more, you can. I've also

thought about putting Zort in the deck

as well just because sometime I usually

like going first with this deck um a lot

of the time just because you do get the

extra draw going first and if we're

trying to kind of like out card draw our

opponent or out resource our opponent

this comes up quite a bit. So the last

card for the level three spot we've got

two copies of the Marsai here. This is

just something that has the Titans

trait. So one you can link this with the

four here and you do be able to get a 54

that's able to uh you know attack the

turn that's played. Also the during link

effect remember this later. There are

ways for us to heal this card in this

deck. Uh which means that there are some

kind of sneaky, you know, draw ones that

we can do every once in a while. So,

there it is. All right. Next up, we've

got our level fours and uh it is just

the RX78. So, uh this guy is great. Uh

you guys don't need me to tell you this.

This is probably one of the strongest

cards in the game right now. And there

are so many games where I'm like, if I

see this with Omro early, I just win. Uh

it's just super good. But I've also been

really impressed with this Gundam as

well. Uh this is the GDO1 one. So it

does have this uh all of your white base

team gets b repair one but also uh when

paired if you have three uh sorry two or

more other units in play get to draw um

one card. So usually what I kind of do

with this is that I kind of set up my

blockers early and then like if I have

like a good like Gundam with Omoro play

uh setup then I can use that effect. I

get to get the card draw from the Omro

with the pair here and then I still have

my blockers up for you know potential

other plays too and even like usually

protect this and then I can like attack

with it again which is really really

good. So, I like all these. These are

great. The fact that they all link with

Omro is really, really good and should

not be surprised uh with with a lot of

blue decks, right? Like Omro is just

really really tough to pass up as a card

that you want to use. So, there we go.

Breaking into our fives, we do have two

copies of Psycho Gundam MA mode. Uh this

is just a repair too that links with any

cyber new type. So, obviously it links

with the uh the four Masama here. So,

there are just some times where I'm

like, you know what, I can just play

this on curve. I can get the damage

there. There are it's usually like early

game I have too many cards in my hand

for this, you know, to actually get me

the card draw if I play it on curve. But

like the repair two, it's just kind of

like a mini copy of like Gundam and

Omaro. So I think that's good by itself.

Not not like my I don't think I play

more than two of this. The fact that it

does link with this is good in its own

way, but I think like it's just kind of

fine. Sometimes it's like a little bit

expensive. The stats for it are not like

super impressive all the time. I mean,

it has the exact same stats as the

Gundam right here, but like the the

trade-off, like this card's like clearly

better. Like look look at these two

cards. Like this one is like clearly

better for like the same level kind of

thing. So, uh it's it's tough to make

this card any better than it is. Uh but

I do think we'd play a couple copies of

these just because it does have the

synergy with the four there which helps

us there. So, there we go. All right. We

also do have two copies of Alt Strike.

Um there this is probably like one of

the the weaker cards in the deck right

now, but there are kind of like some

decision points on how we want to build

this. You're going to see that we went

more with the strike package than

necessarily the um uh some other

packages. I have thought about using

like academy with like Cleta instead,

but two copies of Kira gen definitely do

a lot of work. They're really good even

if you have like the off pair with one

of these GD1 Gundams and it's really

helpful to get those effects. So, also

there's just some weird times where uh

you like not necessarily but like you

can put like Kira and Psycho Gundam. You

don't get like the heal or the card

draw, but you do get like the be able to

get out of damage and then later you can

heal it up with with something. So, I

think this is like fine. Uh and

spoilers, we are playing Kira as well,

but that is the end of the level five.

So, we are also playing three copies of

the Psycho Gundam here. Uh I really want

to bump it up to four copies and if you

guys want to do so, I don't think that's

too insane there. Uh, but it is like the

the hallmark for the deck. It's part of

the great things about it. And my

favorite thing about this card is that

it it you're able to fight for board and

also start pressing for game, right? Uh,

generally speaking, like I don't really

press my opponent too much. Uh, and if

unless they play a base themselves, uh,

which usually means that they're a

little bit behind on tempo. I get to

just use this and I get to break an EX

base, which is great. And then I get the

card draw off the four. I get to heal

this back to a 66. And then I have like

some really great ways to defend this

and then just kind of play defend the

psycho Gundam in that way. So um three

three for sure. If you want to play

four, you can. But um I do think this is

again it's the hallmark for the deck.

You definitely want to play uh three or

four copies of it. So uh and then to

kind of wrap it up, we do have the seven

drop Freedom Gundam. This card's just

insane. Uh right, it's maybe a little

bit expensive for some matchups, right?

But the fact that you are able to play

this out, it has really good synergy

with their psycho Gundam. So if there's

something that we want to attack into

with psycho Gundam, uh we can do

something where we play freedom, we play

like the cure, any pilot to give the

minus AP and then you're able to like

attack psycho Gundam underneath it and

then it's able to survive kind of thing.

So I think that's something that's

really great. This is obviously one of

the best blockers I think in the game

right now. Uh if I wasn't playing Kira

though, I don't know if I would play

this card. So if you want to try maybe a

different pilot solution, you can. But I

don't think this is like a bad card and

sometimes it just kind of wins the game

at the endame cuz it's just really

tricky for some of the lower to the

ground pieces to kind of trade into it.

So there it is there. So those are all

the units that we have. We have 24 units

in this deck which is a little bit on

the low side. Uh spoilers, we are

playing striker packs. So technically

we're playing 27 units if you want to

think of it that way. But um you know

that's definitely one thing that I'm

like man I can I wouldn't run any less

units. If you're trying to change any

ratios, I would likely add one more unit

or so, and we can talk about what cards

we do for that. But these are the the

units that we have there. So,

pilot-wise, it should be pretty standard

for Omro.

That's all I need to say. We are also

playing two copies of Kira. Um, again,

this does link with the Aest Strike as

well as the Freedom Gundam, but this is

also just like a really good pilot to

put into any unit, right? especially if

we're trying to play this game like this

is kind of like a repair control deck

where uh we just have these units and

it's very easy for us to just repair

them up, have them at whole, you know,

full health the entire time and it's

really tricky for your opponent to

actually take board control away from

us, which is I think a really cool

hallmark for what this deck wants to be.

So, we've got these six pilots and then

unsurprisingly, we are also playing four

copies of the four here. So, I am

working on my uh com or what the the

rare plus collection of these. But um

again, this this one again, it can be a

little bit clunky, but you can see that

uh one, you can put it in the GD1

Gundam, it can get us a card draw, we

can put it in the uh RX Gundam, and even

just making this a 65 uh aggressively is

good enough. The fact that we can put it

in a strike to get rid of a token or

something, and we can also put in the

Freedom Gundam. So, uh and it links with

also the um the MA mode, the psycho

Gundam, as well as the the Mirisai. So,

it's not like a terrible pilot. I I want

to run for it cuz I feel like we need to

find it all the time. And um it might

make more sense if we're playing more

copies of Psycho Gundam, too. But I

think it's a a great pilot when it

works. And again, like if we can play a

really stellar game of defends Gundam,

we just keep drawing cards and we're

going to have a hard time for your

opponent to like really interact with

them. So those are the pilots there. So

moving into the commands, we have quite

a few. We are playing four copies of the

overflowing affection here. Um I do

think this is a card that is probably

like better than show of resolve here.

The other reason for it is that we don't

necessarily need to have more cards in

our hand. We just need to have the right

cards in our hand because we do have

ways to draw cards alternatively outside

of the the show of resolve there. So,

we're playing four. It's really

important especially since if we're

going first on six if we don't have the

four Masama or we don't have the psycho

Gundam, we can play this. We can play

the four and the psycho Gundam in the

same turn and that's really really

helpful. So, I think four is like the

right number of the uh overflowing. If

you want to go down to three, go for it.

But this has been I think it's kind of

saved us on a lot of consistency because

our hand size not is not always going to

be large but we're going to have a lot

of value from it. We also have three

copies of the uh overflowing affection

which uh this is the entire reason I'm

playing this deck. I I'm not even

kidding. Like this is the reason I think

this deck really works. I've been really

tempted to put a fourth copy into the

deck and I have not done it and it's

probably for the best. If you want to

run four for it, go for it cuz this card

just has won me games in the past. And

the biggest reason that I play this card

is with this guy. So, when I did a lot

of testing with Psycho Gundam, I was

just like, well, I can kind of trade

with things really, you know, cleanly.

But the biggest issue is that uh, you

know, I only have 6 HP and there's like

a bunch of like seven AP units that

exist in this game right now like

Cashatria. There's also like the uh like

the Cublet, right? We also have just a

bunch of cards like that that it's kind

of tricky for us to trade with and

survive, right? So with that we can

attack, you know, we can attack with

psycho Gundam. Let's say they play

Kashatri on five and we're at six. So we

can play psycho Gundam for four. We can

use the four Masama afterwards. Uh so

this is now a 66. We attack into it into

their 75 and then we can use the

overflowing uh or sorry not the

overflowing, the unforeseen incident to

make them now a four uh a four five. So

they do four damage to us and then we

heal two back as long as we get rid of a

something in their shield area. And now

we're a 64. This card replaced itself

because we get to draw off the psycho

Gundam in most cases as long as we have

four or less cards after we use this.

And then they lost their cashatria and

then they have we have this big six HP

or AP unit on the board that if they

don't get rid of we get pressure with

again next turn. So I think that's

really really strong. I think that's

something that's really great for this

deck and it's like the choice combo for

it as well. So I've really thought about

using this at four copies again. We're

going to stay at three right now. Uh if

you want to play the four copies, I

don't think that's too outrageous for

you. So, there is that. And then, uh, to

kind of wrap up our commands, we kind of

spoiled it. We got three copies of

Striker Pack. Um, it's a unit. It's a

command. It has one of the best bursts.

It's another copy of Ilfreth any turn

after turn three. It's a very good card.

Uh, I think tokens are a little bit

weaker in general because there are some

ways to interact with it, but I'm never

upset to do this. If you want to go down

to two copies, you can, but again, this

kind of tech technically counts as one

of your units in your game, so you can't

really take it out fully. So, uh,

lastly, we've just got a couple more

cards. I do have one copy of Show of

Resolve. I don't know. This This is This

feels weird to say. This does sometimes

feel like the weakest card in the deck.

Uh just because like I don't necessarily

need to get more cards. Uh sometimes

this gets stuck in my hand. I don't have

anything to do with it. Uh and like

three resources is like a little bit

expensive in the mid game. So most of

the time I'd rather get the uh

overflowing affection instead. If you

guys like playing this card, I would

play no more than two copies of it. And

there are times like this can help you

win the game and get like the card

advantage way back in your favor. But I

just find like most of the time it's

just kind of clunky. And if I would have

been able to do something more proactive

earlier, I would have had the board

still and it made it, you know, kind of

trickier for my opponent. So I will

likely take this card. I might take this

out for another copy of Psycho Gundam as

well. But you're not like it's okay to

play one copy of this card. I think I

think that is fine. So that is that. And

then we've got some kind of spicy uh

honestly it's a mild spice, but I think

it's like one of my favorite cards uh

right now in this deck. And it is the

side seven. So, uh, there is a new base

for this game. It's a level four one

cost and it's called Dominion. You're

able to play it and you get to heal a

blue unit for 2 HP, right? Which doesn't

sound too bad, especially for how this

deck works, right? And my biggest issue

with that card is that it only picks

blue units and then you kind of have to

play it the turn that you do and then

that kind of makes it difficult for you

to actually like get the heal as it

works, right? So, I think the better way

to play this is like the side seven's

been really handy. The fact that it can

heal anything. So that does mean it can

heal some of our white blockers which

ends up coming up every once in a while.

There are also times where like uh at

the end of my turn like the psycho

Gundam uh even if I have nothing to

attack into to get like the breach and

deal damage to itself, I could just play

side seven, draw a card from my shields

and then use it to then heal with this

as long as the four is underneath it. So

that's also kind of the idea with like

the Murasai and also the four as well.

So uh there are some times where you can

just use side seven to heal it after the

fact. Uh, and that will be like really

strong to not only like establish a

base, get a draw off this, but then you

also get to get a draw through your deck

as well. So, I think that's really

important. So, it's been it's been nice.

It's just like a one cost base. It does

have four HP, but I don't think that

really matters as much as people think

it does. And, uh, the kind of like you

guys can probably tell, right? The big

idea about this deck is that we put

cards on the board and they stay there

unless your opponent wants to use a lot

of resources to get rid of them and then

we just kind of win the resource grind

game at the end of it. So last cards is

two copies of the Narogama. Um just the

standard base right now. Uh I think this

has been really strong for resting cards

as well. If you don't like this card

too, I think that there are some chances

to play cards like the Corsica base uh

which has been really good. Uh I think

white base might be like a little bit

too expensive. But um like these these

cards like you get to play and then you

get to get their effect on the next turn

or like the turn that you play them uh

potentially with this one if your

opponent doesn't interact with it. So

I've been I've been pretty happy with

this build in general. Again, I think

there are some ways to make like maybe

like an academy build with it. So, if

you don't like the Kira package, you can

play cards like the uh the aerial. You

can play like the star deck one that

gives the AP minus on the payer of

anything. Uh you can also play like the

rebuild from GD1 that lets you get

events back or sorry, commands back by

using a pilot, which we do have a bunch

of pilots being able to recycle back

into any of the like all of we only play

good commands. I don't know I don't know

how to say it otherwise. So, if you want

to get one of your good commands back,

you can do so. And uh I think that this

is a a pretty fun build. So I think

there are some like chances to change

the card pool a little bit and kind of

work on some ratios, but uh I think

there's some really cool gameplay that

you get to do with it. I'm really

looking forward to doing some more

testing with it as well. And uh

definitely one of my favorite decks

right now in the GDO2 meta of the Gundam

card game. So that's going to be it for

me. If you guys want to check out the

deck list, it's linked in the

description as well. And looking forward

to other brews. And if you guys have

like a psycho Gundam build that you're

really proud of, let me know. I'd love

to see it. I know that I've been seeing

a lot of like blue and purple as well as

blue and uh and red. I think blue and

red because it does have like the cyber

new type overlap and uh being able to

use it with the with the psycho Gundam

is kind of strong too. Uh just even like

just getting the heal off this card like

later in the game uh is good enough,

right? Even if you're just using a

Marita there. It doesn't have like the

link with it, but the fact that it is

like a cyber new type is pretty nice for

those abilities. So, and then you can

also like pull the full frontal in there

and then you have 6 AP and uh 7 HP which

is uh it's still a great body. Uh and

then you can also heal from that as

well. So, other than that, I think this

is a fun deck. I've been having a lot of

fun with it and uh looking forward to

seeing if uh I can do anything with it

in the next couple weeks. So, that's

going to be it for me. Thank you guys so

much for watching and we'll catch you

all next time.

Damn it.

Damn it.

Damn it.

Damn it.