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For the record, did you actually make that Kuribo in Paint?

YEEEEE

Wow, almost to 1M

It's a better animation than Yugioh Arc-v 🤣😂

Assuming they're even still a thing by then.

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@@krimpfugly Funny crypto clown, tell me how much bitcoin you have and how many NFTs, oh wait, NO ONE CARES BWAHAHHAHAHA

@@mitrimind1027 sadly they are still around. but I think the animation departments and characters were bought out by some libertarian organization and now produce videos with morals like charity is enabling laziness.

bruh

And then Yugi activates Detonate after sell those Kuriboh NFTs

He's simple, he stays automatic

Average NFT fan: * *crying* * Noooo, you can't just copy NFTs! Yugi: Haha infinite value goes brrrr

he can also fuse his Mammoth Graveyard with Living Arrow to take down Ultimate Blue Eyes

And somehow exactly something I can see him doing too...

@@Darke_Exelbirth he’d do it just to annoy people

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"Heart of the blockchain, Guide Me!"

"Right-click your last pathetic stolen commission art, Yugi!"

@@benjaminoechsli1941 my Ethereum wallet has no stolen NFTs Kiba. But it does have this, my unstoppable cryptoad

@@daltonmiller5163 "Aaah, Cryptoad! That's not possible! No one's ever been able to blockchain _him!"_

TELL ME

pot of greed effec: otk opponent

I activate my monster effect post of greed it let's me draw 2 cards n then 2 more cards if I'm that desperate enough to win a game

LMAO

But we do! It lets us get a coupon for Wendy's!

He honestly does it for lols at the end of the day while he’s up in space playing spherical capsule monsters with Yugi

Yes but he's Seto Freaking Kaiba. He wants to earn fat stacks to flex on poor people.

bro he made an elevator to space so no one would bother him while he was solving the millenium puzzle. Modern billionaires were lame af until Elon Musk shot a car into space and became the wool’s richest person (except the people who pay not to be on the list). Mr. Beast was just a guy until he started throwing money around. WHEN WILL PEOPLE LEARN THAT PUTTING A LOT OF MONEY INTO SOMETHING BECAUSE IT’S FUNNY IS THE BEST WAY FOR PEOPLE WITH A LOT OF MONEY TO SPEND MONEY

"NOO!! Crypto is infallible. You must be cheating".

@@usuarioanonimo2114 "no Kaiba, that's just unregulated capitalism"

correction: expensive bullshit lol

It lets me draw two images and sell them for exorbitant prices!

But what does it do?

But what does it do?

But what is it worth?

@@Basically_Anybody Two Ethereum

Terminal stage of Capitalism. When it exists, you should use it for Scams to make money out of it. Brave rich world.

@@TheMetastasia terminal stages of capitalism on a centrally controlled fiat currency. If we had money that was based on reality you would not be able to do these crazy money grab scams because money that is tied to reality requires that you actually produce something of value. That being said, NFTs have a whole host of applications outside of art (art being the weakest application of NFTs IMO).

Its only a matter of time. Everything finds its place eventually. The NFT tech and market will be huge for people like artists once they work the kinks out. Its already pretty great as long as you are just using it to "sell art".

so like is it supposed to be a copyright but like not through a government?

@@volkswagenginetta From my understanding it is more akin to a means to sell the original art piece for digital art. In physical art you'd say have the original painting that someone made and then the prints of it, which are just official copies. When it comes to digital art everything would essentially be a print/copy and you couldn't actually sell the original. An NFT would essentially be the way to fix that for digital artist, or more so conceptionally. In practice it just ends up being a means for people to sell crappy mass produced images for obscene amounts of money. A lot of the value seems to come from it being seen as an investment, so people are just buying it with the believe that it'll be worth more in the future. Honestly it wouldn't surprise me if at some point a lot of these mass produced NFTs crash in value when speculation dies down on them and it's realized that no one really wants to own that artwork. TLDR just more capitalism/investment bullshit really.

The OG NFTs in analog form :)

Yep with all the short printings and new rarities they might as well be.

Granted they’re not as stupid as they’re actual physical things you can hold and actually can serve a purpose other then just saying you have them, but still pretty stupid none the less

a yugioh card is by definition fungible - any given copy of any card is interchangeable with any other copy of the same card from the same print run.

@@rhystictomato5635 the proof of ownership was literally in the palm of your hands xD

You pay for a receipt in the blockchain saying you own the URL of a picture ( and probably you won't even own the picture itself) , specaculation and inflated prices go brrrrrrrrrr

Meanwhile here's but a frief introduction to the use of ONE card in Yu-Gi-Oh! ukposts.info/have/v-deo/bWWjgWiWj6yUtWg.html

You’re correct

Yeah, but then you can by default only run a deck of singles.

Now I want to see an archetype base on NFTs.

“Tribe”

what's a tribe?

@@finalboss8514 Tribe Just refers to a collection of cards in the same archetype coined by Magic where an All 1 creature type deck is called x tribal for example Elf Tribal

Exodia in a mankini NFT.

well, he said to draw his last pathetic card, and whats more pathetic than kuribo? at least in yugis deck that is. btw lots of shittier cards than kuribo.

@@wuffy8006 in the old times, kuriboh is not that bad of card really. Especially when people use decks that focused on summoning a boss monster and not swarming, a kuriboh might be your only way out for another turn.

@@AmanDisini whoosh

Rectification: kuriboh is also god

With a link to a hosted image, which can be taken down or modified and then your receipt is worth even less

@@dudemaister18 or worse some hacker takes all the credit anyway

@@dudemaister18 At least when you buy a star, there's an argument of you being the emperor of all sentient alien life in that solar system. No one will accept it unless they're in the tribal stage, but there's an argument nonetheless.

Your not even buying the receipt, you buying a bunch of numbers that claim to prove the authenticity of your receipt to a jpeg. But you can’t even be sure that the seller owns the authenticity, only that he owns the numbers claiming to be authenticity. In other words you just buying the product of a fancy random number generator.

They're just tech hypes that will eventually fall into oblivion

Doubtful since all modern gaming devices have the ability to save screenshots, which may as well be 'right-click -> Save Image' LOL

Well actually gaming is one of the few places where NFTs currently make sense, especially for a card game. I personally think NFT art is dumb because it’s digital so who cares if it’s digital original or digital copy? However take hearthstone for example, you can play for free to unlock packs or you can spend real money to unlock packs. At the end of the day you don’t own anything, if your account gets banned you lose all that money spent, if you get sick of the game and never want to play it again you can’t recoup any of the costs. I’d you want to trade spare cards to a friend you can’t do that either. Now compare that to a game similar to hearthstone called Gods Unchained where cards you earn by playing or buying are actually NFTs. This means you can buy trade or sell them and because they are stored in your digital wallet you truly own them. Being tied to actual function in game as playing pieces you can’t just copy and paste or screenshot them. Add in true supply caps due to blockchain technology and you have an asset with real value as long as the game continues to be played. That’s just one example but NFTs in gaming allow you the player to essentially get paid for your gaming time.

@@brianp6859 so what your saying is... your a nerd

TF2 hats. CSGO skins. Looks like you're not playing games anymore.

@@King_Kong_Song They are also lootboxes.

Yugi : Bish I might be (Gg if you get the reference)

All the random meta bs that goes on to this day I can relate Consumer Capitalism for Konami and demand to make the banlist better and meta fresh

7th series looks more like buddyfight than a ygo series and 8th one is announced to be another rush duel one

Watch on jaonese for a better experience

@@AriJoestar without the 4kids versdion they wouldn't understand a lot of references to the show though.

I reccomend watching the 1st Yu-Gi-Oh, Yu-Gi-Oh duel monsters, It may have flaws but It's good, also Don't watch the 4kidz dub.

No amount of money can save him from being a loser

Aye fancy meeting a naruto character watching yugioh parody

Ironically he is already rich, but I guess he is trying to prove that he can be self made himself.

You know 4Kidz would have jumped on this in a second

Let me introduce you to cardania, the NFT MTG clone :) I've made 20k profit so far.

I wouldn't put it past modern day Konami

I have many NFTs, I loved this haha. Granted my NFTs are all gaming based so they actually have a use case outside of just something to collect and can’t just be replicated by taking a screenshot or copy and pasting.

I'll have to check after work.

Sorry I'm _horribly_ late, but: 246.

Did it? I think most people just think it’s pump and dump/Ponzi scheme after seeing this 😂

@@brianp6859 because it is? When 99% of the entire market are reskin pump dump bs

@@vudangtung5638 yeah majority is just hype on digital collectibles with no use cases. However NFTs with use cases are the future. One of the main ones right now are gaming NFTs where in game assets are owned by players as NFTs with limited supply and functions in game obviously. Another use for NFTs is in the case of unstoppable domains where you buy a domain name as an NFT and you own that domain name instead of just owning the rights to it. In the future land deeds and titles will be NFTs. This is just the beginning.

@@vudangtung5638 Thats just what people are using them for to make a quick buck. The actual tech of an NFT is its own glorious thing. Just needs the kinks worked out.

Doubt it because absolutely nothing about NFTs relates to 1. Dueling Yugi for the kajillionth time, 2. Rubbing it into his dead father that he’s more successful than he ever was 3. Dueling Yugi for the kajillionth time, 4. The sole purpose of children’s card games, and 5. Dueling Yugi for the kajillionth time.

@@firewolf950tfwgaming7 What? He can simply turn all Yugioh cards into NFTs and then make Yugi Duel him in the NFT league where the cards you can use are limited to the ones you own the NFT for from the limited supply of Yugioh NFTs, likely limited to 4 copies of each card.

The cards have a use, though.

@@CyberDagger003 no they dont lol they are valueless cardboard, and my custom chinese cardboard is just as good but they ban me from tournaments if i use them fascists

@@Roiesword1 They have entertainment value at the very least.

@@lost8257 Anything can. NFTs are plenty entertaining to people buying them for the proper reasons. Just like cards.

@@Merilirem no

You should get into nfts if you can't draw.

@@plattbagarn Not being able to draw only works for people running scams or working with existing fanbases.

@@Merilirem And since NFTs as a whole are a massive scam, that works perfectly.

True. The difference is, Kuriboh is actually something I would and have paid for as opposed to some monkey.

@@firewolf950tfwgaming7 and with the release of the Kuriboh brothers, It might be a viable strategy.

My LP are all ready going to be gone by that kuriboh

I'm from the boomer yugioh time so I only remember 4 variations. Original, token, winged, winged lv10. How many kuribos there are nowdays? 😄

@@lainhikaru5657 they made the Kuriboh brothers real cards

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