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"'''Madolche'''" (マドルチェ ''Madoruche'', pronounced as "mah-DOL-chay"<ref>https://yugiohblog.konami.com/articles/?p=4152</ref>) is an [[archetype]] of [[EARTH]] [[Monster Card|monsters]] with various [[Type]]s.
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| [[Madolche Anjelly|Anjelly]]
| [[wikipedia:Angel|Angel]]
| [[wikipedia:Fruit preserve#Jelly|Jelly]]
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| [[Madolche Fresh Sistart|Fresh Sistart]]
| [[wikipedia:Nun#Distinction between a nun and a religious sister|Sister]]
| [[wikipedia:Tart|Tart]]
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| [[Madolche Petingcessoeur|Petingcessoeur]]
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| [[Madolche Puddingcess|Puddingcess]]
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|[[Madolche Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode|Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode]]| Pudinsesu Shoko a ra Mōdo[[wikipedia:ja:プリンアラモード| Pudding-à-la-mode/[[wikipedia:Chocolate|Chocolate]]| [[wikipedia:ja:プリンアラモード|Purin a ra mōdo]]/Shokora/[[wikipedia:Hot chocolate|KokoaChocolate]]
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| [[Madolche Queen Tiaramisu|Queen Tiaramisu]]
| Kuīn Tiaramisurowspan="2" style="vertical-align:middle;" | [[wikipedia:Queen|Queen]]/[[wikipedia:Tiara|Tiara]]| Kuīn/[[wikipedia:Tiramisu|Tiramisu]]|-| [[Madolche Queen Tiara-a-la-Fraise| style="fontQueen Tiara-a-size: 100%; textla-align:center" colspan=2Fraise]]| [[wikipedia:Tiramisu|Tiramisu]] [[wikipedia:Strawberry|à la fraise]]
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| [[Madolche Teacher Glassouffle|Teacher Glassouffle]]
| [[wikipedia:Soufflé|Soufflé]]
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====Servant ([[Spellcaster]]/[[Warrior]])====The Spellcaster and Warrior monsters make up the servants, and have portmanteaus that relate to their respective occupations. {| class="wikitable"! colspan=2| Madolche! colspan- style=2| Occupation! colspan=2| Dessert|"font-weight:bold; text-align:center;"!EnglishMadolche!Japanese<br/>(romanized)Occupation!English!Japanese<br/>(romanized)!English!Japanese<br/>(romanized)Dessert
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| [[Madolche Butlerusk|Butlerusk]]
| [[wikipedia:Butler|Butler]]
| [[wikipedia:Rusk|Rusk]]
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| [[Madolche Chouxvalier|Chouxvalier]]
| [[wikipedia:Chevalier|Chevalier]]
| [[wikipedia:Choux à la crème|Choux à la crème]]/[[wikipedia:Choux pastry|Choux pastry]]
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| [[Madolche Magileine|Magileine]]
| [[wikipedia:Madeleine (cake)|Madeleine]]
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| [[Madolche Marmalmaide|Marmalmaide]]
| [[wikipedia:Maid|Maid]]
| [[wikipedia:Marmalade|Marmalade]]
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| [[Madolche Messengelato|Messengelato]]
| [[wikipedia:Courier|Messenger]]
| [[wikipedia:Gelato|Gelato]]
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====Pet ([[Beast]])====The Beast monsters make up the pets, having portmanteaus reflecting the sound of the animal that they make. {| class="wikitable" |- style="font-weight:bold; text-align:center;"! colspan=2| Madolche! colspan=2| Animal "sound" or name! colspan=2| Dessert|-!English!Japanese<br/>(romanized)!English!Japanese<br/>(romanized)!English!Japanese<br/>(romanized)
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| [[Madolche Baaple|Baaple]]
| "Baa"
| [[wikipedia:Maple syrup|Maple syrup]]
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| [[Madolche Chickolates|Chickolates]]
| Pyokorēto| Chick| "Pī"Chick†
| [[wikipedia:Chocolate|Chocolate]]
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| [[Madolche Cruffssant|Cruffssant]]
| "Ruff"
| [[wikipedia:Croissant|Croissant]]
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| [[Madolche Hootcake|Hootcake]]
| "Hoot"
| [[wikipedia:Pancake|Hotcake]]
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| [[Madolche Mewfeuille|Mewfeuille]]
| Myirufīya| rowspan="2" style="Mewvertical-align:middle;"| "NyāMew"
| [[wikipedia:Mille-feuille|Mille-feuille]]
| Mirufīyu-| [[Madolche Mewgnard Meowcaron|Mewgnard Meowcaron]]| [[wikipedia:Macaron|Macaron]]
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†''(JP: ピー, "Pī", the standard onomatopoeia of chick noises)'' ====Spell / Trap=Support===Certain support Spells/Traps of the archetype are based on lives of the royalty, as well as the culture surrounding consumption of sweets. {| class="wikitable" |- style="font-weight:bold; text-align:center;"! colspan=2Madolche! Origin| Card-! colspan=2| Building[[Madolche Chateau]]! colspan=2| [[wikipedia:Château|Château]]<br/ >[[wikipedia:Cake|Gâteau]]<br/ >[[wikipedia:Dessertwine|Château wine]]|-| [[Madolche Lesson]]| [[wikipedia:Etiquette|Lesson in Etiquette]]|-| [[Madolche Promenade]]| [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/promenade#French Promenade]
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| [[Madolche ChateauWaltz]]| Madoruche Shatō| [[wikipedia:ChâteauWaltz|ChâteauWaltz]]| Shatō-| [[wikipedia:Cake|Gâteau]]/[[wikipedia:Dessert wine|Château wineMadolchepalooza]]| Gatō/ShatōwainParty
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==Playing style==
The "Madolche" focus on recycling their cards for repeated use, with all of the "Madolche" monsters being sent either back to the [[Deck]] or to the [[hand]] after being [[destroy]]ed by an opponent. Several of those monsters have effects that send "Madolche"-specific [[Spell Card|Spell]] and [[Trap Card]]s from the Graveyard back to the Deck, or from the Deck to your hand. This makes the "Madolche" very difficult to [[Deck Out]], a strategy almost entirely opposite to many other contemporary archetypes.
While the Deck does not do any [[Deck Thinning|Deck thinning]] on its own, it does however feature a wide variety of [[searcher]]s, making the Deck highly stable. "[[Madolche Butlerusk]]" is capable of scanning the Deck for a [[Field Spell Card|field spell]], which is mostly exclusively used for "[[Madolche Chateau]]". "[[Madolche Messengelato]]" can search for any "Madolche" Spell or Trap Card, allowing easy access to many support cards. "[[Madolche Magileine]]" and "[[Madolche Ticket]]" are easily capable of searching for other monsters from the Deck, and "[[Madolche Marmalmaide]]" can recycle Spells and Traps, which are likely the only cards that will stay in the Graveyard.
The ultimate goal of most "Madolche" Decks is to maintain card advantage and take advantage of openings to quickly deal damage. The main powerhouse cards used are "[[Madolche Puddingcess]]" and "[[Madolche Queen Tiaramisu]]"; they have relatively high [[ATK]] (so long as the effect of "Puddingcess" requirement of the [[Graveyard]] being empty is met) and powerful effects to deplete your opponents' field presence, clearing the way for the weaker monsters to attack directly. Out of the two, "Queen Tiaramisu" is more prominently used as the Deck's boss monster, as it not only features a massive ATK stat, but it also possesses the ability to eliminate targets on the opposing field by returning cards to the Deck. This is particularly effective because "Queen Tiaramisu" has an effect that does not target, making responding to this effect very difficult to do in most scenarios.