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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.
 
"'''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.
  
The names of the "Madolche" are puns of French and Italian desserts and titles or animal sounds, depending on the monster's [[Type]]. The Fairy monsters are the royalty, and thus have royalty-based puns (e.g. "[[Madolche Puddingcess]]" which is a portmanteau of the dessert "Pudding" and the royal title of "Princess"). The Spellcaster and Warrior monsters make up the servants, and have puns that relate to their occupation (e.g. "[[Madolche Butlerusk]]" is a combination of the job title, "Butler," and the snack, "Rusk"). The Beast monsters have puns reflecting the sound of the animal that they make (e.g. "[[Madolche Baaple]]" is a mixture of "Maple", as in [[wikipedia:maple syrup|maple syrup]], and "Baa", the sound a sheep makes).
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==Design==
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All "Madolche" monsters appear as cutesy dessert-themed characters standing on various sweets in the shape of a jigsaw puzzle piece. On close inspection,  the limbs of all the "Madolche" monsters show what appear to be sewing seams, implying that all the characters are dolls or plushies. This is supported by the artwork of "[[Madolche Nights]]" showing the "Madolche" monsters as dolls in a room.
  
The name of the archetype, "Madolche", is itself a pun. It is a combination of the words "magical" ("madō" in Japanese), "doll", and "dolce" (pronounced "dol-chay"), the Italian word for "sweet" or "dessert". All "Madolche" monsters stand on various sweets in the shape of a jigsaw puzzle piece. Also, on close inspection of the limbs of all the "Madolche" artworks (including the horse that "[[Madolche Chouxvalier]]" rides) shows what appear to be sewing seams, implying that all characters are dolls or plushies. This seems to be true, as the artwork of "[[Madolche Nights]]" shows the "Madolche" monsters as dolls in a room.
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===Etymology===
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"Madolche" is a combination of the words "magical" ("madō" in Japanese), "doll", and "dolce" (pronounced "dol-chay"), the Italian word for "sweet" or "dessert".
  
"[[Madolche Puddingcess (Duel Arena)|Madolche Puddingcess]]" appears as a character in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Arena]]''.
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===Members===
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The names of the "Madolche" are portmanteaus of French and Italian desserts, and titles or animal sounds, depending on the monster's [[Type]].
  
==Etymology==
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====[[Fairy]]====
The following list displays each of the cards' names, as well as the puns that form them.
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The Fairy monsters are the royalty, and thus have royalty-based portmanteaus.
  
===Royalty ([[Fairy]])===
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{| class="wikitable"  
{| class="wikitable"
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|- style="font-weight:bold; text-align:center;"
! colspan=2| Madolche
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! Madolche
! colspan=2| Title
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! Title
! colspan=2| Dessert
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! Dessert
|-
 
!English
 
!Japanese<br/>(romanized)
 
!English
 
!Japanese<br/>(romanized)
 
!English
 
!Japanese<br/>(romanized)
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Anjelly|Anjelly]]
 
| [[Madolche Anjelly|Anjelly]]
| Enjerī
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Angel|Angel]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Angel|Angel]]
| Enjeru
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Fruit preserve#Jelly|Jelly]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Fruit preserve#Jelly|Jelly]]
| Jerī
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Fresh Sistart|Fresh Sistart]]
 
| [[Madolche Fresh Sistart|Fresh Sistart]]
| Shisutaruto
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Nun#Distinction between a nun and a religious sister|Sister]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Nun#Distinction between a nun and a religious sister|Sister]]
| Shisuta
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Tart|Tart]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Tart|Tart]]
| Taruto
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Petingcessoeur|Petingcessoeur]]
 
| [[Madolche Petingcessoeur|Petingcessoeur]]
| Putinsesūru
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| [[wikipedia:Princess|Princess]]/ Petit sister
| [[wikipedia:Princess|Princess]] / Petit sister
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:middle;" | [[wikipedia:Pudding|Pudding]]
| rowspan=3| Purinsesu
 
| rowspan=2| [[wikipedia:Pudding|Pudding]]
 
| rowspan=2| Pudingu
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Puddingcess|Puddingcess]]
 
| [[Madolche Puddingcess|Puddingcess]]
| Pudinsesu
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:middle;" | [[wikipedia:Princess|Princess]]
| rowspan=2| [[wikipedia:Princess|Princess]]
 
 
|-
 
|-
|[[Madolche Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode|Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode]]
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| [[Madolche Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode|Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode]]
| Pudinsesu Shoko a ra Mōdo
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| [[wikipedia:ja:プリンアラモード|Pudding-à-la-mode]]/ [[wikipedia:Hot chocolate|Chocolate]]
| Pudding-à-la-mode/[[wikipedia:Chocolate|Chocolate]]
 
| [https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%97%E3%83%AA%E3%83%B3%E3%82%A2%E3%83%A9%E3%83%A2%E3%83%BC%E3%83%89 Purin a ra mōdo]/Shokora/[[wikipedia:Hot chocolate|Kokoa]]
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Queen Tiaramisu|Queen Tiaramisu]]
 
| [[Madolche Queen Tiaramisu|Queen Tiaramisu]]
| Kuīn Tiaramisu
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:middle;" | [[wikipedia:Queen|Queen]]/ [[wikipedia:Tiara|Tiara]]
| [[wikipedia:Queen|Queen]]/[[wikipedia:Tiara|Tiara]]
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| [[wikipedia:Tiramisu|Tiramisu]]
| Kuīn/Tiara
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|-
| style="font-size: 100%; text-align:center" colspan=2| [[wikipedia:Tiramisu|Tiramisu]]
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| [[Madolche Queen Tiara-a-la-Fraise|Queen Tiara-a-la-Fraise]]
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| [[wikipedia:Tiramisu|Tiramisu]] [[wikipedia:Strawberry|à la fraise]]
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Teacher Glassouffle|Teacher Glassouffle]]
 
| [[Madolche Teacher Glassouffle|Teacher Glassouffle]]
| Gurasufure
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| [[wikipedia:Teacher|Teacher]]
| [[wikipedia:Teacher|Teacher]]/[[wikipedia:Glasses|Glasses]]
 
| Tīchā/Gurasu
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Soufflé|Soufflé]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Soufflé|Soufflé]]
| Sufure
 
|-
 
 
|}
 
|}
  
===Servant ([[Spellcaster]]/[[Warrior]])===
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====[[Spellcaster]] / [[Warrior]]====
{| class="wikitable"
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The Spellcaster and Warrior monsters make up the servants, and have portmanteaus that relate to their respective occupations.
! colspan=2| Madolche
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! colspan=2| Occupation
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{| class="wikitable"  
! colspan=2| Dessert
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|- style="font-weight:bold; text-align:center;"
|-
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! Madolche
!English
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! Occupation
!Japanese<br/>(romanized)
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! Dessert
!English
 
!Japanese<br/>(romanized)
 
!English
 
!Japanese<br/>(romanized)
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Butlerusk|Butlerusk]]
 
| [[Madolche Butlerusk|Butlerusk]]
| Batorasuku
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Butler|Butler]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Butler|Butler]]
| Batorā
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Rusk|Rusk]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Rusk|Rusk]]
| Rasuku
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Chouxvalier|Chouxvalier]]
 
| [[Madolche Chouxvalier|Chouxvalier]]
| Shūbarie
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Chevalier|Chevalier]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Chevalier|Chevalier]]
| Shubarie
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Choux à la crème|Choux à la crème]]/[[wikipedia:Choux pastry|Choux pastry]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Choux à la crème|Choux à la crème]]/[[wikipedia:Choux pastry|Choux pastry]]
| Shūkurīmu/Shūkawa
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Magileine|Magileine]]
 
| [[Madolche Magileine|Magileine]]
| Majorēnu
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| [[wikipedia:Magician (fantasy)|Magician]] / [[wikipedia:Witch|Witch]]
| [[wikipedia:Magician (fantasy)|Magician]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Witch|Majo]]
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Madeleine (cake)|Madeleine]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Madeleine (cake)|Madeleine]]
| Madorēnu
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Marmalmaide|Marmalmaide]]
 
| [[Madolche Marmalmaide|Marmalmaide]]
| Māmameido
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Maid|Maid]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Maid|Maid]]
| Meido
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Marmalade|Marmalade]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Marmalade|Marmalade]]
| Māmarēdo
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Messengelato|Messengelato]]
 
| [[Madolche Messengelato|Messengelato]]
| Messenjerāto
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Courier|Messenger]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Courier|Messenger]]
| Messenjā
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Gelato|Gelato]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Gelato|Gelato]]
| Jerāto
 
 
|}
 
|}
  
===Pet ([[Beast]])===
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====[[Beast]]====
{| class="wikitable"
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The Beast monsters make up the pets, having portmanteaus reflecting the sound of the animal that they make.
! colspan=2| Madolche
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! colspan=2| Animal "sound" or name
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{| class="wikitable"
! colspan=2| Dessert
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|- style="font-weight:bold; text-align:center;"
|-
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! Madolche
!English
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! Animal "sound" or name
!Japanese<br/>(romanized)
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! Dessert
!English
 
!Japanese<br/>(romanized)
 
!English
 
!Japanese<br/>(romanized)
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Baaple|Baaple]]
 
| [[Madolche Baaple|Baaple]]
| Mēpuru
 
 
| "Baa"
 
| "Baa"
| "Mē"
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Maple syrup|Maple syrup]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Maple syrup|Maple syrup]]
| Mēpurushiroppu
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Chickolates|Chickolates]]
 
| [[Madolche Chickolates|Chickolates]]
| Pyokorēto
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| Chick†
| Chick
 
| "Pī"
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Chocolate|Chocolate]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Chocolate|Chocolate]]
| Chokorēto
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Cruffssant|Cruffssant]]
 
| [[Madolche Cruffssant|Cruffssant]]
| Kurowansan
 
 
| "Ruff"
 
| "Ruff"
| "Wan"
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Croissant|Croissant]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Croissant|Croissant]]
| Kurowassan
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Hootcake|Hootcake]]
 
| [[Madolche Hootcake|Hootcake]]
| Hōtokēki
 
 
| "Hoot"
 
| "Hoot"
| "Hō"
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Pancake|Hotcake]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Pancake|Hotcake]]
| Hottokēki
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
| [[Madolche Mewfeuille|Mewfeuille]]
 
| [[Madolche Mewfeuille|Mewfeuille]]
| Myirufīya
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| rowspan="2" style="vertical-align:middle;" | "Mew"
| "Mew"
 
| "Nyā"
 
 
| [[wikipedia:Mille-feuille|Mille-feuille]]
 
| [[wikipedia:Mille-feuille|Mille-feuille]]
| Mirufīyu
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|-
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| [[Madolche Mewgnard Meowcaron|Mewgnard Meowcaron]]
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| [[wikipedia:Macaron|Macaron]]
 
|}
 
|}
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†''(JP: ピー, "Pī", the standard onomatopoeia of chick noises)''
  
===Support===
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====Spell / Trap====
{| class="wikitable"
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Certain support Spells/Traps of the archetype are based on lives of the royalty, as well as the culture surrounding consumption of sweets.
! colspan=2| Card
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! colspan=2| Building
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{| class="wikitable"  
! colspan=2| Dessert
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|- style="font-weight:bold; text-align:center;"
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! Madolche
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! Origin
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|-
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| [[Madolche Chateau]]
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| [[wikipedia:Château|Château]]<br/ >[[wikipedia:Cake|Gâteau]]<br/ >[[wikipedia:Dessert wine|Château wine]]
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|-
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| [[Madolche Lesson]]
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| [[wikipedia:Etiquette|Lesson in Etiquette]]
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|-
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| [[Madolche Promenade]]
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| [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/promenade#French Promenade]
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|-
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| [[Madolche Tea Break]]
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| [[wikipedia:Tea (meal)|Tea Time]]
 
|-
 
|-
!English
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| [[Madolche Waltz]]
!Japanese<br/>(romanized)
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| [[wikipedia:Waltz|Waltz]]
!English
 
!Japanese<br/>(romanized)
 
!English
 
!Japanese<br/>(romanized)
 
 
|-
 
|-
| [[Madolche Chateau]]
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| [[Madolchepalooza]]
| Madoruche Shatō
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| Party
| [[wikipedia:Château|Château]]
 
| Shatō
 
| [[wikipedia:Cake|Gâteau]]/[[wikipedia:Dessert wine|Château wine]]
 
| Gatō/Shatōwain
 
 
|}
 
|}
  
 
==Playing style==
 
==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.  
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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.
 
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.   
 
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.   
 
 
The "Madolche" are also in possession of an effect damage [[Infinite loop|loop]] that abuses the effects of "[[Madolche Waltz]]", "Chateau" and "[[Desperate Tag]]". While those three cards are active and the player controls at least two of the Warrior "Madolche", they can use "Desperate Tag" to continuously attack a more powerful opponent, cause 300 damage with "Waltz", [[Special Summon]] a new Warrior, and return the old one to the hand. "Messengelato" is preferable for this so long as you also have a Beast on the field, since each time it is Special Summoned you can add one of the "Madolche" Spell or Trap Cards to your hand, further increasing your hand and field advantage. "[[Madolche Chouxvalier]]" works fine as well, since his effect prevents your other "Madolche" monsters from being targeted for attacks. If you have "[[Madolche Ticket]]" and a Fairy "Madolche" monster, you can Special Summon another Warrior "Madolche" monster in addition to this loop. For "Messengelato", as long as this loop happens in your Battle Phase, you can use it's effect again and again.
 
The "Madolche" are also in possession of an effect damage [[Infinite loop|loop]] that abuses the effects of "[[Madolche Waltz]]", "Chateau" and "[[Desperate Tag]]". While those three cards are active and the player controls at least two of the Warrior "Madolche", they can use "Desperate Tag" to continuously attack a more powerful opponent, cause 300 damage with "Waltz", [[Special Summon]] a new Warrior, and return the old one to the hand. "Messengelato" is preferable for this so long as you also have a Beast on the field, since each time it is Special Summoned you can add one of the "Madolche" Spell or Trap Cards to your hand, further increasing your hand and field advantage. "[[Madolche Chouxvalier]]" works fine as well, since his effect prevents your other "Madolche" monsters from being targeted for attacks. If you have "[[Madolche Ticket]]" and a Fairy "Madolche" monster, you can Special Summon another Warrior "Madolche" monster in addition to this loop. For "Messengelato", as long as this loop happens in your Battle Phase, you can use it's effect again and again.
 
 
===Recommended cards===
 
===Recommended cards===
 
{{Decklist|Recommended cards
 
{{Decklist|Recommended cards
 
 
|effect monsters =
 
|effect monsters =
 
* [[Madolche Anjelly]]
 
* [[Madolche Anjelly]]
* [[Madolche Butlerusk]]
 
* [[Madolche Chouxvalier]]
 
 
* [[Madolche Cruffssant]]
 
* [[Madolche Cruffssant]]
 
* [[Madolche Hootcake]]
 
* [[Madolche Hootcake]]
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* [[Madolche Petingcessoeur]]
 
* [[Madolche Petingcessoeur]]
 
* [[Rescue Cat]]
 
* [[Rescue Cat]]
 
 
|xyz monsters =
 
|xyz monsters =
 
* [[Madolche Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode]]
 
* [[Madolche Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode]]
 
* [[Madolche Queen Tiaramisu]]
 
* [[Madolche Queen Tiaramisu]]
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* [[Madolche Queen Tiara-a-la-Fraise]]
 
* [[Madolche Teacher Glassouffle]]
 
* [[Madolche Teacher Glassouffle]]
* [[Evilswarm Ouroboros]]
 
 
* [[Leviair the Sea Dragon]]
 
* [[Leviair the Sea Dragon]]
 
 
|link monsters =
 
|link monsters =
 
* [[Madolche Fresh Sistart]]
 
* [[Madolche Fresh Sistart]]
* [[Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights]]
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* [[Madolche Mewgnard Meowcaron]]
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* [[Aussa the Earth Charmer, Immovable]]
 
* [[Missus Radiant]]
 
* [[Missus Radiant]]
 
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|normal spells =
|spells =
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* [[Terraforming]]
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|field spells =
 
* [[Madolche Chateau]]
 
* [[Madolche Chateau]]
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|continuous spells =
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* [[Madolche Salon]]
 
* [[Madolche Ticket]]
 
* [[Madolche Ticket]]
* [[Divine Sword - Phoenix Blade]]
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|quick-play spells =
* [[Double Summon]] or [[Chain Summoning]]
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* [[Chain Summoning]]
* [[Reinforcement of the Army]]
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|normal traps =
* [[Terraforming]]
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* [[Madolche Dessert]]
 
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* [[Madolche Promenade]]
|traps =
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* [[Madolchepalooza]]
* [[Madolche Lesson]]
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* [[Trap Trick]]
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|counter traps =
 
* [[Madolche Nights]]
 
* [[Madolche Nights]]
* [[Madolchepalooza]]
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|continuous traps =
 
* [[Anti-Spell Fragrance]]
 
* [[Anti-Spell Fragrance]]
* [[Mind Crush]]
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* [[Gozen Match]]
* [[The Huge Revolution is Over]]
 
 
}}
 
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* [[Solemn Judgment]]
 
* [[Solemn Judgment]]
 
}}
 
}}
 
 
=== [https://twitter.com/YuGiOh_OCG_INFO/status/941601226881413120 Yubel + Madolche deck] (December 15, 2017) ===
 
=== [https://twitter.com/YuGiOh_OCG_INFO/status/941601226881413120 Yubel + Madolche deck] (December 15, 2017) ===
 
{{Decklist|『ユベル』+『マドルチェ』デッキだ
 
{{Decklist|『ユベル』+『マドルチェ』デッキだ
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* [[Limit Reverse]] x2
 
* [[Limit Reverse]] x2
 
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===Weaknesses===
 
===Weaknesses===
The biggest weakness of the archetype is its reliance on its Spell and Trap support; cards efficient at negating or destroying them are a serious threat to most "Madolche" Decks. "[[Lightray Daedalus]]" in particular, as it's easy to Summon and specifically targets Field Spells before targeting other cards, and fits neatly into a Deck able to Summon "[[Judgment Dragon]]", another powerful destruction engine.
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*The biggest weakness of the archetype is its reliance on its monster effects to create combos; cards efficient at negating them are a serious threat to most "Madolche" Decks. Hand traps like "[[Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring]]" or "[[Effect Veiler]]" can negate the monster effects that summon additional Madolche cards.
 
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*Cards that can limit a player's ability to search, like "[[Thunder King Rai-Oh]]", "[[Drop Off]]" or "[[Drastic Drop Off]]" can severely hinder a "Madolche" player's ability to gather resources. "Rai-Oh" can also block the Summoning of "Tiaramisu" and send all the monsters involved to the Graveyard, and no other "Madolche" is strong enough to destroy "Rai-Oh" without help.
Cards that can limit a player's ability to search, like "[[Thunder King Rai-Oh]]", "[[Drop Off]]" or "[[Drastic Drop Off]]" can severely hinder a "Madolche" player's ability to gather resources. "Rai-Oh" can also block the Summoning of "Tiaramisu" and send all the monsters involved to the Graveyard, and no other "Madolche" is strong enough to destroy "Rai-Oh" without help.
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*Cards like "[[Macro Cosmos]]", "[[Banisher of the Light]]", "[[Divine Knight Ishzark]]" and "[[Transmigration Break]]" will prevent any "Madolche" cards from being sent to the Graveyard at all, preventing not only their own effects, but keeping "Tiaramisu" from having any valid targets in the Grave.  
 
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**Similarly, "[[Necrovalley]]" will keep cards moving out of the GY, which is essential for its strategy.
"[[The End of Anubis]]", "[[Soul Drain]]" and "[[Silent Graveyard]]" will negate the effects of "Madolche" in the Graveyard, greatly hindering their ability to recycle themselves (although "[[Madolche Hootcake]]" and "Tiaramisu" can take advantage of this). Similarly, cards like "[[Macro Cosmos]]", "[[Banisher of the Light]]", "[[Divine Knight Ishzark]]" and "[[Transmigration Break]]" will prevent any "Madolche" cards from being sent to the Graveyard at all, preventing not only their own effects, but keeping "Tiaramisu" from having any valid targets in the Grave. "[[Necrovalley]]" will keep other cards from targeting "Madolche" cards in the Grave, but "Madolche" monsters themselves will still be able to activate their own effects.
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*The recycle effect of "Madolche" monsters are only limited to Main Deck ones, not the Extra Deck ones. It can also be a double-edged sword since it can hinder the use of "Tiaramisu" and "Hootcake". Not to mention the effect can ''only'' be triggered when destroyed under the owner's possession, any other removal methods will not trigger such effect.
 
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*"[[Imperial Iron Wall]]" or a "[[Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer]]" controlled by your opponent will easily shut down "Hootcake" and any Psychic "Madolche" builds, slowing progress to a crawl until those obstacles can be overcome.
Should a "Madolche" monster be Tributed by the owner of the monster, its effect will not trigger, resulting in it being sent to the Graveyard. This also applies whenever a "Madolche" is destroyed by it's controller's card effects, such as "[[Torrential Tribute]]" or "[[Dark Hole]]". This can heavily restrict other monsters that rely on an empty Graveyard, such as "[[Madolche Puddingcess]]". This does not extend to opponents Tributing a "Madolche" monster on the other side of the field (an example of which is "[[Alien Skull]]", as the effect of primary "Madolche" will be triggered as normal, with them being returned to the Deck as though destroyed.
 
 
 
"Madolche" monsters also have rather low attack, tending to swarm and use their xyz boss monster's effects to clear the field and win the game; once the kill is prevented, and the xyz boss monster is gotten rid of, the "Madolches" cannot sustain a strong offense, since even with their field spell, even their strongest non-xyz monster can only reach up to 2300 attack, not enough to even defeat, say, a "Monarch".
 
 
 
"[[Imperial Iron Wall]]" or a "[[Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer]]" controlled by your opponent will easily shut down "Hootcake" and any Psychic "Madolche" builds, slowing progress to a crawl until those obstacles can be overcome. It's wise to keep "[[Mystical Space Typhoon]]" or some other card capable of destroying Spells and Traps in the Side Deck to be ready to take down either "Imperial Iron Wall" or the "[[Spellbook Star Hall]]" likely to be backing up an opponent's "Kycoo".
 
 
 
"[[Re-qliate]]" is also an exceptional counter to "Madolche" effects, since it inhibits the use of special summoning another "Madolche" monster onto the field as most of the monsters are Level 4. The second effect of it also allows "Qli" monsters to be special summoned with their original attacks, making it extremely easy to destroy "Madolche" monsters.
 
  
 
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Madolche
Madolche
Japanese
  • マドルチェ
  • Madoruche (romanized)
French
  • Magidolce
German
  • Magidolce
Italian
  • Magidolce
Korean
  • 마돌체
  • Madolche (romanized)
Portuguese
  • Magidoce
Spanish
  • Magidulce
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"Madolche" (マドルチェ Madoruche, pronounced as "mah-DOL-chay"[1]) is an archetype of EARTH monsters with various Types.

Design[edit]

All "Madolche" monsters appear as cutesy dessert-themed characters standing on various sweets in the shape of a jigsaw puzzle piece. On close inspection, the limbs of all the "Madolche" monsters show what appear to be sewing seams, implying that all the characters are dolls or plushies. This is supported by the artwork of "Madolche Nights" showing the "Madolche" monsters as dolls in a room.

Etymology[edit]

"Madolche" is a combination of the words "magical" ("madō" in Japanese), "doll", and "dolce" (pronounced "dol-chay"), the Italian word for "sweet" or "dessert".

Members[edit]

The names of the "Madolche" are portmanteaus of French and Italian desserts, and titles or animal sounds, depending on the monster's Type.

Fairy[edit]

The Fairy monsters are the royalty, and thus have royalty-based portmanteaus.

Madolche Title Dessert
Anjelly Angel Jelly
Fresh Sistart Sister Tart
Petingcessoeur Princess/ Petit sister Pudding
Puddingcess Princess
Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode Pudding-à-la-mode/ Chocolate
Queen Tiaramisu Queen/ Tiara Tiramisu
Queen Tiara-a-la-Fraise Tiramisu à la fraise
Teacher Glassouffle Teacher Soufflé

Spellcaster / Warrior[edit]

The Spellcaster and Warrior monsters make up the servants, and have portmanteaus that relate to their respective occupations.

Madolche Occupation Dessert
Butlerusk Butler Rusk
Chouxvalier Chevalier Choux à la crème/Choux pastry
Magileine Magician / Witch Madeleine
Marmalmaide Maid Marmalade
Messengelato Messenger Gelato

Beast[edit]

The Beast monsters make up the pets, having portmanteaus reflecting the sound of the animal that they make.

Madolche Animal "sound" or name Dessert
Baaple "Baa" Maple syrup
Chickolates Chick† Chocolate
Cruffssant "Ruff" Croissant
Hootcake "Hoot" Hotcake
Mewfeuille "Mew" Mille-feuille
Mewgnard Meowcaron Macaron

(JP: ピー, "Pī", the standard onomatopoeia of chick noises)

Spell / Trap[edit]

Certain support Spells/Traps of the archetype are based on lives of the royalty, as well as the culture surrounding consumption of sweets.

Madolche Origin
Madolche Chateau Château
Gâteau
Château wine
Madolche Lesson Lesson in Etiquette
Madolche Promenade Promenade
Madolche Tea Break Tea Time
Madolche Waltz Waltz
Madolchepalooza Party

Playing style[edit]

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 destroyed by an opponent. Several of those monsters have effects that send "Madolche"-specific Spell and Trap Cards 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 on its own, it does however feature a wide variety of searchers, making the Deck highly stable. "Madolche Butlerusk" is capable of scanning the Deck for a 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. The "Madolche" are also in possession of an effect damage loop that abuses the effects of "Madolche Waltz", "Chateau" and "Desperate Tag". While those three cards are active and the player controls at least two of the Warrior "Madolche", they can use "Desperate Tag" to continuously attack a more powerful opponent, cause 300 damage with "Waltz", Special Summon a new Warrior, and return the old one to the hand. "Messengelato" is preferable for this so long as you also have a Beast on the field, since each time it is Special Summoned you can add one of the "Madolche" Spell or Trap Cards to your hand, further increasing your hand and field advantage. "Madolche Chouxvalier" works fine as well, since his effect prevents your other "Madolche" monsters from being targeted for attacks. If you have "Madolche Ticket" and a Fairy "Madolche" monster, you can Special Summon another Warrior "Madolche" monster in addition to this loop. For "Messengelato", as long as this loop happens in your Battle Phase, you can use it's effect again and again.

Recommended cards[edit]

From Let's built a Madolche Deck (August 2, 2012)[edit]

Yubel + Madolche deck (December 15, 2017)[edit]

Weaknesses[edit]

  • The biggest weakness of the archetype is its reliance on its monster effects to create combos; cards efficient at negating them are a serious threat to most "Madolche" Decks. Hand traps like "Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring" or "Effect Veiler" can negate the monster effects that summon additional Madolche cards.
  • Cards that can limit a player's ability to search, like "Thunder King Rai-Oh", "Drop Off" or "Drastic Drop Off" can severely hinder a "Madolche" player's ability to gather resources. "Rai-Oh" can also block the Summoning of "Tiaramisu" and send all the monsters involved to the Graveyard, and no other "Madolche" is strong enough to destroy "Rai-Oh" without help.
  • Cards like "Macro Cosmos", "Banisher of the Light", "Divine Knight Ishzark" and "Transmigration Break" will prevent any "Madolche" cards from being sent to the Graveyard at all, preventing not only their own effects, but keeping "Tiaramisu" from having any valid targets in the Grave.
    • Similarly, "Necrovalley" will keep cards moving out of the GY, which is essential for its strategy.
  • The recycle effect of "Madolche" monsters are only limited to Main Deck ones, not the Extra Deck ones. It can also be a double-edged sword since it can hinder the use of "Tiaramisu" and "Hootcake". Not to mention the effect can only be triggered when destroyed under the owner's possession, any other removal methods will not trigger such effect.
  • "Imperial Iron Wall" or a "Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer" controlled by your opponent will easily shut down "Hootcake" and any Psychic "Madolche" builds, slowing progress to a crawl until those obstacles can be overcome.

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