Most adorable archetypes in yu-gi-oh!

Yu-gi-oh! TCG has no limitation of card style it can print. In the first days of duel monsters, many monsters were based on Egyptian mythology, while more modern cards were inspired by the Kaiju genre or even Alice in Wonderland. With so many neat patterns Monster forces you to think exactly which are the cutest yu-gi-oh! Archetypes of all time?

Not every monster looks scary; In fact, some are absolutely adorable because of their designs or their topic. These archetypes are so cute that you don't even want to see them going to the grave. It's just now.

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Purle

Adopt

Purely is a cute archetype thanks to its two main monsters. They are purpirping and throwing, which are only two cats waiting for acceptance. The magic of the archetype revolves around and after finding them on the streets, they dress different memories.

These memories include giving them food, giving them a bath or allowing them to play freely. This allows them to develop into stronger forms from the extra deck with the memories you gave them and determine what they are capable of. This archetype changes yu-gi-oh! to the simulator increasing pet.

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Madolche

Fantasy world of desert

Madolche is a top package, not on a competitive scale, but for cuteness. These monsters mix lolita fashion with different desserts from pudding to tiramisu. They also have names that often serve as a pun for their inspiration.

The cards in this archetype include Madolche Hootcake, Madolche Queen Tiaramis and Madolche Anjelly. Although it is not the strongest package, it can be played carelessly with excellent recycling mechanics. Some decks are just too sweet to be able to do, and Madolche is one of them.

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Ghostricks

Halloween lovers rejoice

Ghostricks are the first archetype that comes to mind when you remember Yu-Gi-oh! and Halloween. Each Monster card in the set is inspired by some classic monster from our own history. You have mummies, werewolves and even bloody Phantoms inspired by Mary.

Ghostricks also offers a mischievous style of the game that suits them well. He likes to turn face up while on the pitch, like a jump when they start different effects. This can mean milling cards from the opponent's deck, directly attacking or forcing the opponent's monsters face down.

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Melffy

Melffys melt your heart

Melffy cards are absolutely adorable. These pastel creatures are something other than monstrous and their magic reflect their playful nature. After all, they are all here to have a good time, such as playing a brand, a hidden or pupil competition.

Their other members of the deck usually consist of a collection of different Melffys than one larger monster. From small horses to friendly bunnies, your opponent would have to be a real monster to destroy one of these cards, let alone send them to the cemetery.

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Curib

Mascot for yu-gi-oh!

Another back you go to yu-gi-oh! History, the more monstrous cards become. In particular, there is one card that has always been cute since the duel. Kuriboh is reinforced as cute, thanks to various anime performances.

As an archetype is Kuriboh the closest thing Yu-Gi-oh! They must mascot the type of Pikachu. Kuriboh also has different versions, usually in costume or under another name. Among the most popular are winged curibs because of his role in the anime GX.

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Vernuysylph

Beatrix Potter meets yu-gi-oh!

Vernurylph looks like something directly from Beatrix Potter's stories about animals in clothes. However, they are more similar to the old stories of faith that guard nature. As can be seen in a work of art, the fairies transform other animals into Ho by Ctine by giving Halos over their heads.

It also reflects their game styles because they can be used to build other monsters in their archetypes or if they have an attribute of the country. It is a small archetype, but artistic style is one of the cutest in the game.

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Rescue group

Animals to rescue

If a cute archetype had an impact on the meta, they are an animals of the rescue team. All these monsters are similar to small animals such as hamsters, rabbits and ferrets, and have the ability to convene multiple monsters from the deck.

One of the more popular monsters in this archetype is a rescue rabbit that has been sprayed on different decks throughout Yu-Gi-Oh! History that swarms the board with material. Rescue Squad is a classic archetype with cute theme. They're just here to help you win games.

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Mulcharmy

Jellyfish can also be cute

The last thing you want is to be hit by jellyfish. In fact, if you see that he will throw his opponent one of these cards out of hand, it usually means bad things to you. But if you look at these monsters, they are actually quite cute.

There are only three monsters in this archetype, but each brings its own taste of cuteness. Meowls is a cat, Fuwalos is based on birds and purulia is a real jellyfish. They even have big eyes that look into your soul.

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Performance

The show must continue

Performance consists of animals and clowns who are just here to have fun. From the singing of birds to hippos hippos there are a lot of cute monsters in this archetype. However, these cards can also be strong for the right meta.

In the past, they were used to swarm fields with monsters through extended combinations and shuttle sums. So their style corresponds to the topic so well. Think about their combo as their performance and swarm of the plugs that are called the pendulum as their final Encore.

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Fluff

Can be cute or scary

Fluffal archetype is inspired by many plush toys that can be found inside the claw machines. These are all animals with wings that look annoyed with soft. The funny thing on this cute archetype is that it can be more spooky using the Edge Imp archetype.

This is because the fluff should combine, and if they connect with some of the outskirts, they become fear. This makes them dead and heavier to get rid of immunity to destruction or more attacks on the battle.