Hey, guys! As I mentioned earlier, Asian Final Championship was first time held in Malaysia and it is an unforgettable tournament for me. Overall, the tournament is consider good enough. However, I think the organizer did made some mistakes. The time of game to start the tournament suppose to be 9am but the actual time of tournament was on 8:30am and there are still a lot of players have not successfully register themselves due to the lack of manpower for handling the registration process.
The name tag for all Yu-Gi-Oh! players to wear during the Asian Championship Final 2011.
Apart from that, I think I did not heard any explanation of the Chaos mode battle and they start the tournament right after 8:30am. As a result, some of players still did not understand of their situation and made them lose their advantages. I hope this situation can be improve on next time. This time the head of judge was came from Hong Kong and he did made a good job of it. He did create a fair judgment to all of us and I think it was no any unfair judgment towards any players regarding the rules and regulations of cards. I think most of you guys did not know that there was a rule for asking question to judges and I had saw and heard several comments from those players.
Special Card Sleeves just for all Yu-Gi-Oh! players whose have compete in the Asian Championship 2011.
As a judge, they cannot gave us any advice regarding the usage and combo of cards. They are not allowed to help us unless we have reveal our cards information to our opponent and only when we requested the help from them. Thus if your opponent did any mistake(for example special summon Doppel Warrior from the graveyard through the effect of Debris Dragon), then you should raise your problem to your opponent first. If the problem still cannot be solved, then you only raise it to your judges. In order to avoid such problem occurring during the tournament, you guys should keep on improving your cards ruling.
The Malaysian Asian Champion was Tan Sung Lee and he is the only one Malaysian who managed to reach into the semi-final. He is the player who play Quickdraw Junk Doppel deck. However, he defeated by the Singaporean, Soh Jun Yuan who officially became the Asian Championship Final 2011 Champion in the end. During the final, Jun Yuan versus the Korean, Noh Jea-Yeong who play Six Samurai deck and win in the event with the result of 2-1. He plays Junk Debris Doppel deck. Noh Jae-Yeong almost defeated by the Taiwan Champion, Liu Hsiao Wei whose play the Fairy deck during the semi-final. Luckily, he able to won at the last duel and he win with the result of 2-1 with Liu Hsiao Wei. The final of this game is very interesting and worth to be watch.
Before you guys view the video of Asian Championship Final 2011 final rounds from the link below, I had also attached the deck list of our Asian Final 2011 Champion in this blog. This deck is much more similar to the Japanese style Junk Debris Doppel and quite powerful as I watch his deck at live. Here are the full deck list(excluding side deck):
Monster(24):
Blackwing - Zephyrus the Elite x1
Card Trooper x2
Chaos Sorcerer x2
Dandylion x1
Dark Armed Dragon x1
Debris Dragon x2
Doppel Warrior x2
Effect Veiler x2
Glow-up Bulb x1
Junk Synchron x2
Lonefire Blossom x2
Lyla, Lightsworn Sorceress x1
Mystic Tomato x1
Ryko, Lightsworn Hunter x2
Sangan x1
Spore x1
Magic(9):
Charge of Light Brigade x1
Dark Hole x1
Foolish Burial x1
Giant Trunade x1
Monster Reborn x1
One for One x1
Pot of Avarice x2
Reinforcement of Army x1
Trap(7):
Call of Hunter x1
Limit Rebirth x2
Torrential Tribute x1
Solemn Judgment x1
Trap Stun x2
Extra deck:
Ally of Justice Catastor x2
Armory Arm x1
Black Rose Dragon x3
Brionac, Ice Barrier Dragon x1
Chain Dragon x1
Chimeratech Fortress Dragon x1
Formula Synchron x2
Gaia Knight, The Force of Earth x1
Scrap Dragon x1
Stardust Dragon x1
Trishula, Ice Barrier Dragon x1
Video links for Asian Championship Final 2011:
1st game : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOUGDze0m2g
2nd game : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-y3fzDFPUc
3rd game : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OoN7gfAzqE
Moreover, I will share another news regarding the structure deck of Dark World(SD21). The ace card of Dark World have been revealed and its effect is as good as the fairy's structure deck ace monster-Master Hyperion. As I predicted in my previous post, this structure deck did have a field spell for Dark World and its effect is all face-up Dark World monster will increase 300 attack point while this card is face-up on the field. Once per turn, you can removed from play 1 Fiend type monster in your graveyard and select 1 Fiend monster from your hand to discard. Then you can draw 1 card from your deck.
However, the details of reprinted rare cards other than Dark Bribe has not reveal. Hopefully, the reprinted cards will be Gorz the Emissary of Darkness, Stygian Street Patrol, Gold Sarcophagus and Escape from the Dark Dimension. With these reprint cards, OCG will be much more interesting and more variety of deck can be play in the Official Tournament soon. Thus I hope my wish list will became true in this coming June 2011.
Okay, I will ended my post here! One more thing before I ended my post, let us congratulate our new Asian Championship Champion, Soh Jun Yuan and wish him to win in the coming Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2011. Thanks for your precious time and wish you guys have a nice day! Please stay tuned for my next post.
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