Chazz-It-Up ! New Ojama Support (Written)

[Charlelot]

Hey everyone,

 

I’ve only got a small update for today. Recently, I was looking at the new Ojama support from the Duelist Pack: Legend Duelist 2 and it got me to think about the times I was trolling my friends when using the old Ojama cards. For some reason, I started messing around with a few ideas for making the Ojamas a little better for the future. This is the result. I don’t really know if I will revisit this archetype later on, but who knows, I might get inspired again in a few days. In any case, I thought I would still post this collection of silly ideas and see what happens.

 

As always, have a read and tell me what you think.

 

 

*Latest Update* 02/07/2018

 

 

[spoiler=Monster Cards:'']

Ojama Grey

Level 2 LIGHT Beast/Effect

ATK 0 DEF 1000

When this card is Normal or Special Summoned: You can send 1 ‘’Ojama’’ card from your hand or Deck to the GY. If this card leaves the field: You can Special Summon 1 ‘’Ojama’’ monster except ‘’Ojama Grey’’ from your Deck or GY. 

 

[spoiler=Spell Cards:'']

Ojamantle

Continuous Spell Card

Other face-up ‘’Ojama’’ Spell and Trap Cards you control cannot be destroyed by your opponent’s cards and effects. When you Normal or Special Summon an ‘’Ojama’’ monster: You can draw 1 card. Then, if you draw an ‘’Ojama’’ monster with this card’s effect: You can pay 800 LP; Special Summon it. If this card is sent from your hand or Deck to the GY: You can target 1 of your ‘’Ojama’’ card except ‘’Ojamantle’’ from the GY or that was banished; add it to your hand. You can only activate each effect of ‘’Ojamantle’’ once per turn.

 

[spoiler=Trap Cards:'']

Ojamarch

Continuous Trap Card

Your opponent cannot activate any cards or effects in response to the Normal or Special Summon of ‘’Ojama’’ monster(s). During either player’s Main Phase, while the only monsters you control are ‘’Ojama’’ monster(s): You can target 1 face-up ‘’Ojama’’ monster you control and 1 monster your opponent controls; switch control those monsters until the end of the turn. If you activate this effect, ‘’Ojama’’ monster(s) your opponent controls cannot be destroyed by battle or card effect until the end of the turn. You can only use this effect of ‘’Ojamarch’’ once per turn.

 

[spoiler=Extra Deck:'']

Ojama Princess

LINK – 2 LIGHT Beast/Link/Effect

(Bottom-Left, Bottom- Right)

ATK 0 DEF -

2 Level 2 Beast-Type monsters

This card cannot be destroyed by battle. You opponent takes any battle damage you would have taken from a battle involving a face-up ‘’Ojama’’ monster you control. During your Main Phase: You can Fusion Summon 1 ‘’Ojama’’ Fusion Monster from your Extra Deck, by shuffling Fusion Materials listed on it from your side of the field or GY into the Deck, and if you do, draw 1 card. You can only use this effect of ‘’Ojama Princess’’ once per turn.

[Dova]

Ojama Grey does too much, methinks. Not only does it grant an SS from the Deck, but it gives you two effects to choose from. I would suggest going with one or the other for the latter (I prefer the send from the Deck to the GY) I really want to put HOPT on the first effect regardless, but not only would that go against the simplicity of Ojamas, but it might not even need it. Ojamantle is basic field protection, and really fits in with the hand advantage theme. I do love it, against my better judgement (so much drawing), although for maximum protection, the last effect should probably specify card(s) to allow for if one or more cards would be destroyed, like with Raigeki or something similar. Shame you didn't call Ojama March Ojamarch, but your call. Again, this is one is hard to properly gauge, but it might not be too strong. The only real problem is if you get out more than 1 Ojama Normal Monster, and I think that takes up too much effort to be a threat.

 

I have nothing but praise for Princess. It makes Red so much more playable, and instantly ladders into Knight, and maybe even King. The protection and draw power is just a beautiful sweetener.

 

Again, another great set. It strays so close to being too powerful, with the first card just generically solving all of the decks problems, but with a nerf here and there, your creativity will save the day again.

[Charlelot]

Ojama Grey does too much, methinks. Not only does it grant an SS from the Deck, but it gives you two effects to choose from. I would suggest going with one or the other for the latter (I prefer the send from the Deck to the GY) I really want to put HOPT on the first effect regardless, but not only would that go against the simplicity of Ojamas, but it might not even need it. Ojamantle is basic field protection, and really fits in with the hand advantage theme. I do love it, against my better judgement (so much drawing), although for maximum protection, the last effect should probably specify card(s) to allow for if one or more cards would be destroyed, like with Raigeki or something similar. Shame you didn't call Ojama March Ojamarch, but your call. Again, this is one is hard to properly gauge, but it might not be too strong. The only real problem is if you get out more than 1 Ojama Normal Monster, and I think that takes up too much effort to be a threat.

 

I have nothing but praise for Princess. It makes Red so much more playable, and instantly ladders into Knight, and maybe even King. The protection and draw power is just a beautiful sweetener.

 

Again, another great set. It strays so close to being too powerful, with the first card just generically solving all of the decks problems, but with a nerf here and there, your creativity will save the day again.

Hey there,

Thanks for the comments. Those cards were originally meant to support pure Ojama Builds and after watching a few Youtube videos on the new support, I came to the conclusion that the cards I made are too powerful. So, I changed a few things to balance the archetype. 

 

Oh, and concerning Ojama March’s name, the original intent was to call it Ojamarch but I thought that the pronunciation was a little bit weird. That being said, I’ll change it back. After all, it wasn’t too far to begin with.