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infernocrusher) wrote2017-02-16 09:12 pm
infernocrusher) wrote2017-02-16 09:12 pm
[Video Feed from the Pro-Leagues]
Hey guys remember Strong Ishijima? He dueled the Duelist Crusher.
You know how he relies on tribute summoning? You know what makes a field absolutely impossible to build when you need that? Infernoids. Timur lead with a Decatron to banish the start of Ishijima's field by mimicking an Antra. He turned that into a Crimson Blader that made it absolutely impossible for his opponent to get anything big on the field, even if he began to special summon his little dudes.
Like with Kenzan, every single time Ishijima went for an action card, he was stopped. Unlike Kenzan, Ishijima tried to fight back. This proved to be a mistake because the Crusher deflected his blows and instead threw him around like a sack of potatoes. Strong was forced to play defensively and after an Infernoid Attondel dropped, Ishijima's defense in the game became as weak as his defense against Timur's detached destruction of his body.
At the end, another Decatron wasted his entire field and the Crusher stunned him with what appeared to be perfect mimicry of Isabel's knee drop before he could reach an action card. This seemingly made Ishijima forget how to walk as his legs turned into jelly. Between three attacks from high attack monsters and the knee drop, Strong had to be carried off of the field, unable to leave under his own power. Or, uh. Really move.
Unsurprisingly, the Crusher left without checking on the state of his opponent, instead leaving the whole duel without comment.
You know how he relies on tribute summoning? You know what makes a field absolutely impossible to build when you need that? Infernoids. Timur lead with a Decatron to banish the start of Ishijima's field by mimicking an Antra. He turned that into a Crimson Blader that made it absolutely impossible for his opponent to get anything big on the field, even if he began to special summon his little dudes.
Like with Kenzan, every single time Ishijima went for an action card, he was stopped. Unlike Kenzan, Ishijima tried to fight back. This proved to be a mistake because the Crusher deflected his blows and instead threw him around like a sack of potatoes. Strong was forced to play defensively and after an Infernoid Attondel dropped, Ishijima's defense in the game became as weak as his defense against Timur's detached destruction of his body.
At the end, another Decatron wasted his entire field and the Crusher stunned him with what appeared to be perfect mimicry of Isabel's knee drop before he could reach an action card. This seemingly made Ishijima forget how to walk as his legs turned into jelly. Between three attacks from high attack monsters and the knee drop, Strong had to be carried off of the field, unable to leave under his own power. Or, uh. Really move.
Unsurprisingly, the Crusher left without checking on the state of his opponent, instead leaving the whole duel without comment.