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|normal monsters =
 
|normal monsters =
 
* [[Venom Cobra]]
 
* [[Venom Cobra]]
* [[Alien Shocktrooper]] / [[Gagagigo]]
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* [[Alien Shocktrooper]]/[[Gagagigo]]
 
|effect monsters =
 
|effect monsters =
 
* [[Venom Boa]]
 
* [[Venom Boa]]
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* [[Rescue Rabbit]]
 
* [[Rescue Rabbit]]
 
* [[Therion "Empress" Alasia]]
 
* [[Therion "Empress" Alasia]]
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* [[Night Sword Serpent]]
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* [[Lamia]]
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* [[Black Mamba]]
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* [[Ragnaraika Butterfly Lady]]
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* [[Ragnaraika Armored Lizard]]
 
|fusion monsters =
 
|fusion monsters =
 
* [[Starving Venom Fusion Dragon]]
 
* [[Starving Venom Fusion Dragon]]
 
* [[First of the Dragons]]
 
* [[First of the Dragons]]
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* [[Extox Hydra]] (with "Instant Fusion")
 
|xyz monsters =
 
|xyz monsters =
 
* [[King of the Feral Imps]]
 
* [[King of the Feral Imps]]
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* [[Missus Radiant]]
 
* [[Missus Radiant]]
 
* [[Union Carrier]] (OCG or Traditional Format only)
 
* [[Union Carrier]] (OCG or Traditional Format only)
|spells =
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* [[Haggard Lizardose]]
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* [[Ragnaraika Tortoise Tyrant]]
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* [[Ragnaraika Chain Coils]]
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|normal spells =
 
* [[Venom Shot]]
 
* [[Venom Shot]]
* [[Venom Swamp]]
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* [[Snake Rain]]
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* [[Ogdoadic Water Lily]]
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* [[Foolish Burial]]
 
* [[Allure of Darkness]]
 
* [[Allure of Darkness]]
* [[Burial from a Different Dimension]]
 
 
* [[Dragon's Mirror]]
 
* [[Dragon's Mirror]]
* [[Fusion Substitute]] / [[Polymerization]]
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* [[Fusion Substitute]]/[[Polymerization]]
* [[Snake Rain]]
 
 
* [[Terraforming]]
 
* [[Terraforming]]
 
* [[Trade-In]]
 
* [[Trade-In]]
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* [[Viper's Rebirth]]
 
* [[Unexpected Dai]]
 
* [[Unexpected Dai]]
|traps =
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* [[Instant Fusion]]
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|field spells =
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* [[Venom Swamp]]
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|continuous spells =
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* [[Ogdoadic Serpent Strike]]
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* [[Ragnaraika Bloom]]
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|quick-play spells =
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* [[Burial from a Different Dimension]]
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* [[Ogdoadic Daybreak]]
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|normal traps =
 
* [[Rise of the Snake Deity]]
 
* [[Rise of the Snake Deity]]
 
* [[Alien Brain]]
 
* [[Alien Brain]]
 
* [[Back to the Front]]
 
* [[Back to the Front]]
* [[Damage = Reptile]] / [[Damage Condenser]]
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* [[Damage Condenser]]
 
* [[Metaverse]]
 
* [[Metaverse]]
 
* [[Offering to the Snake Deity]]
 
* [[Offering to the Snake Deity]]
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* [[Storm Dragon's Return]]
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* [[Ragnaraika Hunting Dance]]
 
* [[Trap Tracks]]
 
* [[Trap Tracks]]
 
* [[Trap Trick]]
 
* [[Trap Trick]]
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|continuous traps =
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* [[Damage = Reptile]]
 
}}
 
}}
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===Official Deck===
 
===Official Deck===
 
{{Decklist|Official Reptile Deck<ref>https://ygorganization.com/obelisk-force-reptile-type-deck/</ref>
 
{{Decklist|Official Reptile Deck<ref>https://ygorganization.com/obelisk-force-reptile-type-deck/</ref>

Latest revision as of 00:49, 23 May 2024

Venom
Thelonious Viper with "Venom Boa", "Venom Serpent" and "Venom Snake".
Japanese
  • ヴェノム
  • Venomu (romanized)
Simplified Chinese
  • 猛毒
  • Měngdú (pinyin)
  • Venom (translated)
French
  • Venin
German
  • Gift
Italian
  • Veleno
Korean
  • 베놈
  • Benom (romanized)
Portuguese
  • Peçonha
Spanish
  • Venenoso/a
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Simplified Chinese
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"Venom" (ヴェノム Venomu) is an archetype consisting of two distinct categories of monsters; EARTH Reptiles (except "Venom Serpent") used by Thelonious Viper in the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime and introduced in Tactical Evolution, and DARK Dragons used by Yuri, Z-ARC and Yuya Sakaki in the Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V anime which are primarily of the "Starving Venom" sub-archetype (except "Odd-Eyes Venom Dragon").

Playing style[edit]

The Reptile monsters focus on the distribution of Venom Counters via "Venom Swamp", while their strongest monsters (which are not technically a part of the archetype, but related to it) gain ATK for each Reptile monster in the Graveyard. "Vennominaga the Deity of Poisonous Snakes" gives an alternate win condition via its Hyper-Venom Counters. The Deck focuses on lowering the opponent's monsters' ATK with "Venom Swamp" and Summoning "Vennominon the King of Poisonous Snakes" or "Vennominaga". Since the ATK of both cards are dependent on the number of Reptiles in your Graveyard, cards like "Foolish Burial" and "Snake Rain" are important in this Deck. Also, there are not many "Venom" monsters, so a hybrid with other Decks is inevitable. "Venom Swamp" is able to quickly weaken and eventually destroy any non-"Venom" monster. Also, even if "Venom Swamp" is not on the field, "Venom Burn" can inflict serious damage to a player's Life Points"

Weaknesses[edit]

  • The Deck relies on "Venom Swamp" for Venom Counters to have any effect on monsters, so if "Venom Swamp" is destroyed, Venom Counters are almost useless. This bad situation can be avoided by "Spell Reclamation".
  • Summoning "Vennominaga" is difficult since you need to Summon it with "Rise of the Snake Deity", meaning that "Seven Tools of the Bandit" or "Wiretap" can halt the Summon.
  • The main weakness of the "Venom" Deck is the low ATK points of most "Venom" monsters. This means that your opponent can easily just Summon a monster to destroy your "Venom" monster.
  • Another weakness of this Deck is "Zombie World". This card makes the ATK of "Vennominaga" become 0, and when it is destroyed by battle there are no Reptile monsters in the Graveyard to banish in order to Special Summon it again.
  • The Deck relies on "Venom Swamp", so "Cursed Seal of the Forbidden Spell" will shut this Deck down.
  • Since the Deck relies on Reptile monsters being sent to the Graveyard, it is at its most vulnerable when banish strategies are used, like "Dimensional Fissure".
  • "Venom" Decks are at risk of losing LP early, since the only reliable methods for quickly Summoning "Vennominon" from the Deck involve taking damage (either via "Damage = Reptile" or "Damage Condenser").

Recommended cards[edit]

Official Deck[edit]

References[edit]