This Is Madness | We Try the @PleasantKenobi Party Box

using a pokemon trainer to bench a 300 attack yugioh card and its replaced by a 5000 Dp Digimon is the kind of madness i'd like more of in my life

Now I know how my non-card playing friends feel when they watch me play

That was the most casual "no, that's a hundred black mana" I've ever heard

I never thought I’d see a format where a Mokey Mokey was considered a powerful and intimidating creature 😂

very cryptic command saying "return target permanent to it's CONTROLLER's hand" is actually hilarious

The fact that someone already won a round within a minute and 30 seconds 😅

Yugioh, MtG, Pokemon, Digimon and more in the video and Youtube tops it off with claiming it is a Hearthstone video. Truly a mind-melting crossover of card games!

„No, this is a Commander card, so it doesn't let you fail." Brutal, honest, savage. Vince, never change.

This channel is reshaping the meaning of “mtg content creation”. I cannot thank enough all the people involved for gifting us these gems!

Carl going full cat mode and knocking over the deck had me laughing so hard!!!

Cardmarket: So Vince, which game are we playing today? Vince: YES.

"Can you put 20 cards into the graveyard?" dumps top of deck That was awesome!

That stack fight in response to "La Vida Loca" was great.

If trying to be close to how it works, then the Vanguard card (the 10,000 power one) should be treated as a 10,000/10,000 with the continuous effect that it deals only 1 damage to a player if it hits them. The critical symbol (the 1 with the ninja star looking icon) is how much damage it does to players.

Can't believe this is the closest we've gotten to a Cardmarket - Digimon 😂

So. TCG Calvinball. Love it!

29:13 "can i finally resolve my vida loca" , i Lost It ALL 😂😂😂

Counterspelling a Blue Eyes is somehow less weird than blocking Optimus Prime with a Tyranid and the Twelfth Doctor.

I love that this is categorized as a Hearthstone video under the description

This video was glorious! Fun idea and overall excellent content. One little thing, though: 18:35 actually only the Maelstrom Wanderer is on the stack. Because of the way Cascade works, the Wanderer puts two instances of it on the stack. The last instance of Cascade resolves first and finds the Guilmon. Now the player gets an option to cast it, and, if they do, this is the last spell to be pushed on the stack. Before the first (second to resolve) instance of Cascade gets a chance to resolve, the spell casted from the last Cascade trigger has to leave the stack. This means that Guilmon is already on the battlefield when Clean Clean is found off of the resolving Cascade instance, and is for this reason a valid target! The Wanderer, instead, is still on the stack and will resolve as third and last spell of this convoluted interaction. This may be a very important sequence to keep in mind for those Wanderer or Zhulodok Commander players out there!