How to play the Crooked Cook Exodia deck in Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel
It’s so satisfying to yell “Exodia! Obliterate!” when winning with the Forbidden One in Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel. However, many of those decks are one-turn or nothing affairs, requiring a great deal of card draw immediately or they don’t get off the ground.
However, there’s another deck that allows a player to take their time, become essentially invincible, and wait out the pieces of The Forbidden One in Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel. It requires Number 59: Crooked Cook.
Instead of stressing out about a one-turn win, this deck has a way to slow the game down and prevent the duelist from taking any form of damage whatsoever. While there are many options for Exodia, this Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel deck is the safest.
When using certain cards to form Number 59: Crooked Cook, a player can make themselves unable to take damage or be affected by cards, so that they can draw away and eventually win the game.
Once a player has all five pieces of Exodia, they win! End of the duel. Those looking for the right Secret Packs, seek
The first step for this deck is to play Right-Hand Shark and wait out summoning Astral Kuriboh. If Right-Hand Shark gets removed from play, it can be summoned back as long as the player has no other monsters in play.
The next step is Astral Kuriboh, and use it to reveal Number 59: Crooked Cook, giving the player a Level 4 Astral Kuriboh. This makes it possible to XYZ summon Crooked Cook, which needs to be put into play in Defense Mode.
This will prevent enemy players from damaging the duelist, even if their monster has more than 2300 Attack Points.
The reason why the player uses Astral Kuriboh is very simple. If this is used to XYZ summon a monster, it gains “Cannot be destroyed by battle or by the opponent’s card effects,” which
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