Magic: The Gathering Player Learns How To Play Yu-Gi-Oh! (Featuring Team APS)

Yugioh is actually extremely easy to learn, just show your hand to your opponent at the start of the game, and they'll know if they've lost or not.

'I feel like I'm supposed to have won by turn one' He already understands modern yugioh better than most people, well done

A few years ago, I was helping judge a Yugioh tournament for a local card shop. This card shop specialized in MTG but liked to have events for any card game that was popular. I went over a ruling about missed timing and had to thoroughly explain it to one of the players. That day I had given a lot of rulings and the guy behind the counter called me over. At this time, I had never played MTG and didn't really know much about it, except for the bit I picked up watching some of my friends play. He asked if I wanted to learn how to play Magic. I told him I didn't want to spend to much time on another card game and it seemed a little complicated. This man started laughing his ass off. He said "I just heard you give a thesis on missed timing." I'm sure you could figure it out. I started playing Magic with a friend of mine about a month ago. Now I know why he was laughing so hard.

As a person who played both Yu-gi-oh and Magic the Gathering, I can tell you it's easier to go from Yu-gi-oh to Magic than Magic to Yu-gi-oh.

Professor spent 10 minutes setting up his first turn board just like a true yugioh player

Thanks so much for having us on! This was a load of fun, even if things didn't exactly look close! But hey, you got to play the Blue-Eyes White Dragon! 😅

Does the dragon have “flying?” “What!???” It’s the funniest reaction I ever seen! 😂

I love how that Trap card with 8 lines of text basically says "Choose a Blue-Eyes White Dragon you control. It has Hexproof ,Deathtouch and can't be damaged in combat until end of turn"

"You have activated my TRAP CARD!!!... What does this do?" Is just the spirit of Yu-Gi-Oh summed up in one sentence.

Them just saying "sometimes" or "most of the time" when explaining a rule of mechanic of the game just sums up yugioh as a card game perfectly

For a person who played both tcg this is gold, it's like being bilingual I understood all their references lol

we need to see a video where you play a commander game with the 3 of them and teach them all how to play MtG, that would be a very entertaining video

This serves mad “teaching your grandfather how to send an email” energy and I am here for it

I knew it was coming, but seeing The Professor tap his Blue-Eyes to attack just shook something deep in my soul.

Yami: "It's time to DUEL!" Guy: "wait what does this do?" Yami: "you can take this one Yugi"

'All your monsters have trample'. Quote of the day.

I like how they choose Blue-Eyes vs. Dark Magician for the first match and the significance of those deck choices flew miles over Prof's head.

Paul casually asking the Professor if he's into reading novels as they start their duel really got me.

For the blue eyes trap that has the blue eyes ultimate on it: Your blue eyes becomes indestructible and gains deathtouch until end of turn. The spell has flashback so you can also play it from your graveyard but you exile it at the end of the effect.

As a player of both games and as a subscriber of both channels, I love this colab between Team APS and The Professor XD