
Instructions for playing and building Madolche
This is a guide to help you understand more about Madolche and how to build and play Madolche!
overview
Madolche is a great deck, focusing on recycling, combos, and their special ability to move from the grave to the deck (or use a field spell) when destroyed. Madolche is very good at clearing a field with just one starting card, although it can sometimes have difficulty countering negative cards so playing hands to bait or negate cards of the opponent is very important. First, your opponent needs to clear the field through multiple layers to prevent you from going "out of zone" on turn 3 and OTK.
While Madolche is not a tier 1 meta deck, it is a very solid choice with a once per turn non-target to kick back 1-2 cards to the deck and the possibility of your opponent having to Shuffle their GY combo pieces back into the deck.
Madolche players always go second or think the deck performs equally well going first or second. Personally, I think Promenade's negation and the GY trick with Teacher Glassouffle make it a better frontrunner. If something goes wrong, you can always do a Turn2 play on Turn3 with the rest of the field to help set things up. Ultimately it is a matter of personal preference.
Madolche's theme is delicious desserts that represent a monarchy (beasts) and an elaborate fantasy kingdom (spell/trap). With a total of around thirty cards, Madolche gets some well-deserved love, and has received significant support in many sets such as Savage Strike, Return of the Duelist, Eternity Code, Primal Origin, Abyss Rising, Flames of Destruction, Lord of the Tachyon Galaxy, Crossed Souls, and Dark Neostorm (excluding reprints). The latest cards to enter the archetype include the current staples, Madolche Salon and Madolche Promenade , which are a strong consistency boost and a multi-negation trap that you can search for.
While Madolche is not a tier 1 meta deck, it is a very solid choice with a once per turn non-target to kick back 1-2 cards to the deck and the possibility of your opponent having to Shuffle their GY combo pieces back into the deck.
Madolche players always go second or think the deck performs equally well going first or second. Personally, I think Promenade's negation and the GY trick with Teacher Glassouffle make it a better frontrunner. If something goes wrong, you can always do a Turn2 play on Turn3 with the rest of the field to help set things up. Ultimately it is a matter of personal preference.
Madolche's theme is delicious desserts that represent a monarchy (beasts) and an elaborate fantasy kingdom (spell/trap). With a total of around thirty cards, Madolche gets some well-deserved love, and has received significant support in many sets such as Savage Strike, Return of the Duelist, Eternity Code, Primal Origin, Abyss Rising, Flames of Destruction, Lord of the Tachyon Galaxy, Crossed Souls, and Dark Neostorm (excluding reprints). The latest cards to enter the archetype include the current staples, Madolche Salon and Madolche Promenade , which are a strong consistency boost and a multi-negation trap that you can search for.
Madolche Beast
Madolche Anjelly (3x)
This is Lonefire Blossom for the deck, and a body in the grave for Hootcake, Anjelly is a must-have and absolutely indispensable in your combo.
Anjelly is used in two main ways. The first is to bring out Hootcake to banish her (or another monster like a handtrap) and bring 1 Beast onto the field with another summon or Petingcessoeur.
Anjelly is used in two main ways. The first is to bring out Hootcake to banish her (or another monster like a handtrap) and bring 1 Beast onto the field with another summon or Petingcessoeur.
Madolche Hootcake (2x)
The only card in the deck that cannot be used to summon XYZ, this owl acts as an extender and a beast to trigger Messengelato's effects, and can even act as a starter by banishing handtraps. hidden from the grave. A good way to set up for turn 3/4 is to use Anjelly to summon Hootcake in a defensive position, it cannot be destroyed and few opponents know this so you can use Hootcake to banish the turn 3 and reset his field.
Madolche Magileine (3x)
This is Stratos for the archetype, it searches your starter, is a level 4 body and you will never really get upset when you see it. If you have Salon in hand, she can chain to herself then go to Peting.
Regardless of your combo, having an extra level 4 will greatly help with expanding into the Extra Deck. Sistart, Tiara, and Teacher can all use her as a material.
Regardless of your combo, having an extra level 4 will greatly help with expanding into the Extra Deck. Sistart, Tiara, and Teacher can all use her as a material.
Madolche Messengelato (2x)
Messengelato is probably the only reason this deck can combo effectively and also its Garnet. This card only adds a spell/trap Madolche to your hand while a monster is on the field when it is Special Summoned. That effect is NOT once per turn, if you summon it continuously you will get a lot of spells.
Unfortunately, Messengelato is easy to miss in time. For this reason, place Ticket to the left of Salon and do not summon Messengelato with Chocolate if Ticket or Salon activates.
Unfortunately, Messengelato is easy to miss in time. For this reason, place Ticket to the left of Salon and do not summon Messengelato with Chocolate if Ticket or Salon activates.
Madolche Petingcessoeur (3x)
The single best addition to Madolche except for Salon Maybe (Maybe!). Petingcessoeur is a 1-card XYZ starter, as long as your grave has no monsters. Be careful with playing handtrap if Peting is your only starter when going later.
In almost every case, she will carry her big sister Puddingcess, exceptions are rare but do exist.
In almost every case, she will carry her big sister Puddingcess, exceptions are rare but do exist.
Madolche Puddingcess (1x)
And here we have the big sister. If Messengelato is a ruby, then this little princess is just a brick :v If you drew her, you might as well have skipped your Draw Phase because Petingcessoeur can summon from the hand or deck equally good. This 5-star monster cannot even be Normal summoned to the field without a Tribute Summon. Her ability to destroy a card after battle is fine, if appropriate.
Madolche Spell/Trap
Madolche Chateau (1x)
- Field Spell in the Madolche Spell set of 3, it has 3 important effects on the deck. First, when activated, all Madolche monsters in the grave that return to the deck can activate Chocolate, Ticket, or Salon allowing them to extend their combo, which would be great for a regular spell.
- It then has an effect that allows any monster (NOT Madolche, ANY monster) added from the GY to the Deck to be sent to the alternate hand. If you do so with a handtrap (via Teacher's effect), you can place them back in your hand. Recycle those Ashes and make your opponents cry.
- And the final effect is just to make your OTK easier, +500 ATK to all your Madolches.
Madolche Salon (3x)
The best extender combo that Madolche has. This card along with Peting makes Magiliene a pretty good starter.
Salon is a dual summon of the 1-turn/turn archetype to start, which has been great at making Madolche more consistent. Then, when you add a Madolche to your deck or hand from the grave, you will receive Ticket, Chateau, Promenade, or Night.
A great effect and a good effect makes for a great card. You want to see this in your hands every match. If you're running out of space, you can cut this down to two copies but it's a tough decision. One thing to note is that Salon can chain block allowing you to summon relatively safely when it activates with Ticket or Chocolate.
Salon is a dual summon of the 1-turn/turn archetype to start, which has been great at making Madolche more consistent. Then, when you add a Madolche to your deck or hand from the grave, you will receive Ticket, Chateau, Promenade, or Night.
A great effect and a good effect makes for a great card. You want to see this in your hands every match. If you're running out of space, you can cut this down to two copies but it's a tough decision. One thing to note is that Salon can chain block allowing you to summon relatively safely when it activates with Ticket or Chocolate.
Madolche Ticket (1x)
Ticket is one of Madolche's three main spells, along with Salon and Field Spell Chateau. The ability to add any Madolche from the deck (or to the field if a Fairy is on the field such as all Extra monsters, or a pair of princesses) is great when it activates, the Chocolate effect has no cost once per turn .
It's also the least useful of the three Spells, you only want to search for Tickets when you know you can activate it to extend your turn even further or you already have all you need. Play one and only one copy.
It's also the least useful of the three Spells, you only want to search for Tickets when you know you can activate it to extend your turn even further or you already have all you need. Play one and only one copy.
Madolche Nights (1x)
This is an extremely default trap, if you have no monsters in the Graveyard, you will gain a negation of monster effects. If Puddingcess is on the field (main deck Puddingcess, Chocolat-ala-mode will not count), you can also reshuffle a card from your opponent's hand. It's pretty cool!.
The problem is in the first clause. If you don't have any monsters in the GY. Initially Madolche wants an empty grave, then they roll Promenade and Sistart and now you want Madolche in the grave when it's your opponent's turn. Running this is an option, it involves setting you up with 0 monsters in the grave to take advantage of it and having Pudding on the field, perhaps from Ticket.
The problem is in the first clause. If you don't have any monsters in the GY. Initially Madolche wants an empty grave, then they roll Promenade and Sistart and now you want Madolche in the grave when it's your opponent's turn. Running this is an option, it involves setting you up with 0 monsters in the grave to take advantage of it and having Pudding on the field, perhaps from Ticket.
Madolche Promenade (2x)
Welcome to the archetype's Negate and its ability to become a combo deck when it's your opponent's turn just to annoy them. Madolche Promenade is the reason you always want to have monsters in your Graveyard right now, unlike the original Madolche, which keeps the Graveyard completely empty when it's your opponent's turn. Omni-Negate then adds a Madolche to his hand, activating Ticket and Salon. Additionally, you can attach a Madolche to an XYZ you control, which is great for reclaiming Puddingcess under Chocolate
Madolche Extra
Madolche Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode (2x)
Current Boss of the Deck, ranked above her teacher or her mother. Chocolate is great, basically multiple Tickets also keep the grave loaded with a Madolche.
Note: Chocolate's effect can send any Madolche card and activate a non-monster Madolche card. If you have a Madolche spell or trap in your grave, you can recycle it instead, but this does not trigger the Salon or Ticket. Chocolate will not activate if you return it to your hand via Chateau
Note: Chocolate's effect can send any Madolche card and activate a non-monster Madolche card. If you have a Madolche spell or trap in your grave, you can recycle it instead, but this does not trigger the Salon or Ticket. Chocolate will not activate if you return it to your hand via Chateau
Madolche Fresh Sistart (3x)
Who knew that it was possible to protect all your advantages by using face-up magic that would be beneficial. And on top of that, being able to protect yourself by frying a Madolche in the grave doesn't seem too bad either.
Sistart also has the 'ability' as a Link monster to send cards on the field to the grave directly, activating Teacher's effect and filling the grave for other effects like GY Madolche to throw back into the deck. This facilitates more extenders.
Sistart also has the 'ability' as a Link monster to send cards on the field to the grave directly, activating Teacher's effect and filling the grave for other effects like GY Madolche to throw back into the deck. This facilitates more extenders.
Madolche Teacher Glassouffle (3x)
Your first XYZ and possibly your last if you can summon it. Teacher's Detach allows you to put some monsters in the grave to rotate and rank up to Chocolate to take advantage of that. Remember that your first Teacher should separate Peting, not Pudding, and should keep a Madolche in the grave when going up to Chocolate.
Madolche Queen Tiaramisu (2x)
Once per turn 1-2 non-targeting non-destructive removal also puts Madolche back in the deck. This girl is a fucking Queen and I'm still surprised that she's the boss of 2012 and not one of the following additions.
This is how you deal with your opponent's field if you can overcome their negates. Turn them around as quickly as possible, before entering Chocolate
This is how you deal with your opponent's field if you can overcome their negates. Turn them around as quickly as possible, before entering Chocolate
The Madolches do not use it
Not all Madolche are created and used equally. There are still some common Madolches that we don't see very often in competitive decks.
Madolche Butlerusk (0-1x)
Use your Normal Summon to Terraform. Once upon a time in slower formats this card was useful, now it simply isn't. It searches any Field Spell, so some use it with Secret Village of the Spellcasters but personally I don't find it worth having in the deck. It and Madolche Waltz are the two 'technically unused' exceptions to this list
Madolche Chouxvalier (0x)
The opponent must attack Choux instead of the other Madolches. This doesn't even stop opponents from attacking by summoning 2 monsters, and you still want to lure dumb opponents into attacking your Sistart anyway. Seriously, it happens more than you think, especially after they tried to destroy your magic and failed because of her.
Madolche Cruffssant (0-1x)
Target a Madolche on the field, return it to hand. Increases 1 level and 300 ATK. It's extremely niche, no deck I know of plays it seriously but it might have some benefits. This is a monster so Messengelato can be summoned with it on the field.
Recasting Chateau is probably your best use here, just make sure your Sistart isn't pointing at Madolche when you try.
Recasting Chateau is probably your best use here, just make sure your Sistart isn't pointing at Madolche when you try.
Madolche Mewfeuille (0-1x)
The cat removes your Peting and improves your Anjelly line if you have it on hand. If you don't start with it, you'll be tempted to cry and just set it.
Mew when Normal summoned can be Special summoned from the hand, so you use this on Anjelly since she doesn't care how she's summoned or Petingcessoeur if you have a monster in the grave that prevents her from doing it herself. summon. This cat is basically a springboard for your turns and is a bit outdated. The typical consensus is to use 0 copies, but she has some upsides to consider
Mew when Normal summoned can be Special summoned from the hand, so you use this on Anjelly since she doesn't care how she's summoned or Petingcessoeur if you have a monster in the grave that prevents her from doing it herself. summon. This cat is basically a springboard for your turns and is a bit outdated. The typical consensus is to use 0 copies, but she has some upsides to consider
Madolche Lesson (0x)
Ah, this card. If this card is a Spell, it will definitely be 3 copies. It's just that the price to pay is huge for a spell, shuffle a Madolche into the deck at will... but it's a Trap. If you set Trap, it will be Promenade, sending a Madolche to hand and Negate instead of +800 ATK.
The only thing against Lesson is if you have ingredients for Chocolate and don't want/won't use them next turn. Not worth putting in your deck
The only thing against Lesson is if you have ingredients for Chocolate and don't want/won't use them next turn. Not worth putting in your deck
Madolchepalooza (0x)
Put all your hands on the field in one turn! Yay! You really don't end up with a lot of Madolche on hand to throw away and take advantage of. I suppose it causes a hand-Messengelato. This is a simpler card as the designers thought that an archetype that continuously sends destroyed monsters to the hand would have a lot of monsters in hand.
Honestly this card would probably be good if it were a spell, but it's not and even if it were a Mew doesn't accept Normal summons and doesn't leave a level 3 body as material for Sistart.
Honestly this card would probably be good if it were a spell, but it's not and even if it were a Mew doesn't accept Normal summons and doesn't leave a level 3 body as material for Sistart.
Madolche Waltz (0x)
Not really unused, it's just held back by the incredibly slow speed of the Master Duel. You see, Madolche Waltz deals 300 damage every time a Madolche monster is engaged. Every times!!!.
Yes, it belongs to the infinite damage loop! This takes a lot of time to do and requires pulling hard to get a non-archetypal trap (Desperate Tag), so I don't recommend using it.
Yes, it belongs to the infinite damage loop! This takes a lot of time to do and requires pulling hard to get a non-archetypal trap (Desperate Tag), so I don't recommend using it.
Tech
Madolche's core is roughly half the deck, with the other half for the techs of your choice.
As a general note, you can recycle any monster if you have Chateau on the field and use Teacher's effect to send a monster to the Deck. Recycle that Ash Blossom and watch your opponent surrender faster than you can say "Ash Blossom can only be used hard once per turn"
As a general note, you can recycle any monster if you have Chateau on the field and use Teacher's effect to send a monster to the Deck. Recycle that Ash Blossom and watch your opponent surrender faster than you can say "Ash Blossom can only be used hard once per turn"
Các Pot
Each deck needs to choose their favorite Pot, for Madolche this is Prosperity (selective banishment from Extra, flip, see and choose 1), or you can choose Extravagance (random banishment from Extra, draw 1-2) however because Madolche likes specific cards in hand Prosperity will work better in my experience.
Handtrap
Handtrap is great for interrupting your opponent's turns and when playing Crossout Designator. You need a copy in your deck if you want to Crossout them, so if you get stuck with a card, just Crossout them out.
Go later
This deck isn't shy about going behind, but the field needs to be broken at any time. Add a bunch of these and you'll always win at the coin toss, even if you lose.
Instant Fusion (1x)
This card is quite expensive, it is UR and the monster you summon is also UR or SR. However, it has a body on the field with a nice effect that isn't relevant to your normal Madolche plays. Remember that it destroys itself during the End Phase, so it won't be there during your opponent's turn.
The Staple
Extra Deck remaining
Madolche doesn't take up all 15 cards and you use Prosperity, which is a chaff you might want to use when not banished by Pot
Abyss Dweller (1x)
This card can send one of its materials to the grave for free (it also blocks your opponent's GY effects) and is a common Rank 4. Yes, that's why it's in the deck.
If you have a starter pack of Magi + Salon, dweller will help keep your Teacher's 1 turn/turn detach effect for the later part of the combo.
If you have a starter pack of Magi + Salon, dweller will help keep your Teacher's 1 turn/turn detach effect for the later part of the combo.
Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder (1x)
This kid is basically a must have in every XYZ deck. It summons on your XYZ fought this turn and with 2 materials can send all cards to the grave. Just note that you cannot Rank-Up to ZEUS if you have used Peting's ability to summon another Madolche. Because of that limitation, you won't be using him much compared to Zoodiac's extreme abuse of this card.
Underworld Goddess of the Closed World (1x)
As Link 5, 3 of your monsters and 1 of their monsters. This is a Link-Kaiju that costs 3 monsters (4 if you don't use Sistart or your opponent's link monster), so it won't recover to you from an empty field like a Kaiju hand but it will Overcome Negate-Monsters and card immunity effects on turn 3/4
After all, Kaiju is a monster, it disables all opponents on the field and 1 time/turn stops summons from GY.
After all, Kaiju is a monster, it disables all opponents on the field and 1 time/turn stops summons from GY.
Tactic
No good tutorial ends without a few starter combos to use. Here are four ways to help you get started and apply the lessons to your own paths and improvisations.
Also an explanation of the Desperate Waltz loop. Just because, when it's likely too slow to play out in an actual match.
Also an explanation of the Desperate Waltz loop. Just because, when it's likely too slow to play out in an actual match.
Madolche Petingcessoeur, Madolche Magileine and Madolche Anjelly (Combo Đơn giản)
Do not know what to do? Try this combo to start, it's your basic main combo.
First of all, you must have Madolche Petingcessoeur OR Madolche Magileine OR Madolche Anjelly in hand.
First of all, you must have Madolche Petingcessoeur OR Madolche Magileine OR Madolche Anjelly in hand.
- a) Special Summon Peting
- b) OR Normal Summon Magileine> Search Peting> Special Summon Peting
- c) OR Normal Summon Anjelly> Tribute to Special Summon Peting
- Peting's effect on Special Summon > Special Summon Madolche Puddingcess from the hand or deck
- Overlay Peting + Pudding to Madolche Teacher Glassouffle
- Separate Peting from Teacher Glassouffle because her effect, unrelated target is just costly (DO NOT activate 2nd effect to return card to deck)
- Overlay Teacher Glassouffle to Madolche Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode
- Activate Chocolat's first effect, returning Peting in GY to the Deck
- Activate Chocolat's 2nd effect as a reaction to the first effect, detaching Teacher from Chocolate> Special Summon Anjelly from the Deck ( Madolche Hootcake if Anjelly is already on the field)
- Activate Anjelly's effect to sacrifice yourself> Special Summon Hootcake ( Madolche Messengelato if Hootcake is on the field)
- Activate Hootcake's effect to banish Teacher> Special Summon Messengelato> Messengelato effect when Special summon to search Madolche Chateau from Deck to Hand
- Activate Chateau > Return Anjelly from GY to Deck > Reactivate Chocolat's 2nd effect, separating Pudding from Chocolate > Special Summon another Messengelato > Search Madolche Salon from Deck to Hand
- Activate Salon
- Overlay Messengelato + Messengelato into another Teacher (Summon diagonally from Extra Monster Zone according to Sistart's Link Marker)
- Link Hootcake + Chocolat to Madolche Fresh Sistart (Point to Teacher)> Trigger Teacher: Return 2 Madolche to Deck> Trigger Salon> Search Madolche Promenade
Madolche Petingcessoeur and Madolche Hootcake (Hootcake & Handtrap)
If you happen to use Handtrap on the second turn, it cannot prevent your Peting from necessarily dying in the hand. Hootcake can bring her back to life
You have Petingcessoeur and Hootcake in hand, and use the Handtrap currently in your GY when following.
Option: Overlay Tiara into Chocolate to increase each monster's power by 300ATK
Result: 3000ATK Chocolate, 2x 2700ATK Tiara, 2000ATK Hootcake = 10400 ATK combined, four opponent cards are returned to the Deck.
You have Petingcessoeur and Hootcake in hand, and use the Handtrap currently in your GY when following.
- Normal summon Madolche Hootcake
- Activate Hootcake's effect to banish monsters in GY> Special Summon Madolche Messengelato > Search Madolche Ticket
- Activate Tickets
- Special Summon Madolche Petingcessoeur from hand with her own effect> Special Summon Madolche Puddingcess from Hand or Deck
- Overlay Messengelato + Pudding to Madolche Teacher Glassouffle
- Separate Messengelato from Teacher Glassouffle because of her effect, the target is irrelevant only its cost (DO NOT activate the 2nd effect to return the card to the deck)
- Overlay Teacher Glassouffle to Madolche Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode
- Activate Chocolat's first effect, returning Messengelato in GY to the Deck
- The previous step activates a chain, activates Ticket and then you can activate Chocolat's second effect. Separate Teacher Glassouffle from Chocolat> Special Summon Madolche Anjelly and Messengelato in that order> Messengelato activates the Special summon> Search Madolche Salon from Deck to Hand. Note: you must summon Anjelly THEN Messengelato, Messengelato will miss time if summoned first
- Activate Anjelly's effect to sacrifice yourself> Special Summon Messengelato from the Deck> Messengelato activates Special Summon> Search Madolche Chateau
- Activate Salon
- Overlay Messengelato + Peting into Madolche Queen Tiaramisu
- Separate Messengelato from Tiara because of her effect> Return Teacher and Anjelly to the Extra Deck. Return 1-2 cards your opponent controls (not Targeted, not Destroyed) from the field to the Deck
- The previous step activates a chain, the Salon activates and then you can activate Chocolat's 2nd Effect. Separate Pudding from Chocolat > Special Summon Madolche Magileine > Set Madolche Promenade from the Deck
- Overlay Messengelato + Magileine into Tiara
- Detach Messengelato from Tiara for effect> Return Messengelato and Puddingcess to the Deck. Return 1-2 cards your opponent controls (not Targeted, not Destroyed) from the field to the Deck
- Activate Chateau> This returns Messengelato to the Deck
Option: Overlay Tiara into Chocolate to increase each monster's power by 300ATK
Result: 3000ATK Chocolate, 2x 2700ATK Tiara, 2000ATK Hootcake = 10400 ATK combined, four opponent cards are returned to the Deck.
Madolche Magileine and Madolche Salon (Magi & Salon)
Optimal 2-card combo, if your opponent doesn't negate, this is the best result you can get with two cards
You have Salon and Magileine in hand
You have Salon and Magileine in hand
- Activate Madolche Salon
- Normal Summon Madolche Magileine (Salon grants additional Normal Summon)> Search Magileine
- Normal Summon Magileine> Search Madolche Petingcessoeur
- Overlay Magileine + Magileine into Abyss Dweller (or use Traptrix Rafflesia )
- Special Summon Peting from hand with her own effect> Special Summon Madolche Puddingcess from Hand or Deck
- Separate Magileine from Abyss Dweller
- Overlay Peting + Pudding to Madolche Teacher Glassouffle
- Overlay Teacher Glassouffle to Madolche Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode (if you're running Rafflesia, you may have to detach Peting from Teacher Glassouffle if you can't activate Rafflesia's detach effect, which will shorten the combo)
- Activate Chocolat's first effect, returning Magileine in GY to the Deck
- The previous step activates a chain, activates Salon and then you can activate Chocolat's second effect. Separate Teacher Glassouffle from Chocolat> Special Summon Madolche Anjelly , Set Madolche Ticket from Deck
- Activate Anjelly's effect to sacrifice yourself> Special Summon Madolche Hootcake
- Activate Hootcake's Effect to banish Teacher Glassouffle in GY > Special Summon Madolche Messengelato > Search Madolche Chateau
- Activate Chateau > This returns Anjelly from GY to the Deck > Reactivate Chocolat's 2nd effect, detaching Peting from Chocolat > Special Summon another Messengelato > Search Madolche Promenade from Deck to Hand
- Overlay Messengelato + Messengelato into Teacher Glassouffle (Summon diagonally from Extra Monster Zone according to Sistart's Link Marker)
- Activate Tickets
- Separate Messengelato from Teacher Glassouffle because of her effect, unrelated targets only cost> Activate Teacher Glassouffle's 2nd effect> Return Messengelato and Peting from GY to the Deck> Activate Ticket> Special Summon Messengelato> Search Madolche Nights
- Link Messengelato + Hootcake to Madolche Fresh Sistart
- Set Promenade, Nights
Madolche Anjelly (Combo Turn 2 OTK)
This is a variation of the basic Combo to go after, which if not negated will win the match from an Anjelly in hand.
Result: 2000ATK Sistart, 2x 3000ATK Chocolat = 8000ATK combo, exactly OTK, four opponent cards return to Deck.
- Normal Summon Madolche Anjelly
- Activate Anjelly's effect to sacrifice yourself> Special Summon Madolche Petingcessoeur from the Deck> Special Summon Madolche Puddingcess from the Hand or Deck
- Overlay Peting + Pudding to Madolche Teacher Glassouffle
- Separate Peting from Teacher Glassouffle because her effect, unrelated target only costs (DO NOT activate 2nd effect to return cards to deck)
- Overlay Teacher Glassouffle to Madolche Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode
- Activate Chocolat's first effect, returning Peting in GY to the Deck
- Activate Chocolat's 2nd effect as a reaction to the first, detach Teacher from Chocolate> Special Summon Madolche Hootcake from the Deck
- Activate Hootcake's effect to banish Teacher Glassouffle in GY > Special Summon Madolche Messengelato > Search Madolche Chateau
- Activate Chateau > This returns Anjelly from GY to the Deck > Reactivate Chocolat's 2nd effect, separating Pudding from Chocolat > Special Summon another Messengelato > Search Madolche Salon
- Activate Salon
- Overlay Messengelato + Messengelato into Madolche Queen Tiaramisu
- Link Hootcake and Chocolat to Madolche Fresh Sistart
- Separate Messengelato from Tiara for effect> Return Chocolat and Messengelato from GY to Extra Deck. Activate Chateau to return Messengelato to the hand instead of the Deck. Return 1-2 cards your opponent controls (not Target, not Destroy) from the field to Deck > Trigger Salon > Set Madolche Ticket
- Activate Tickets
- Overlay Tiara to Chocolat
- Activate Chocolat's first effect, return Pudding in GY to Deck > Trigger Ticket > Special Summon any level 4 Madolche monster
- Normal Summon Messengelato
- Overlay Messengelato + level 4 previously summoned into Tiara
- Detach Messengelato from Tiara for effect> Return Messengelato and Hootcake to the Deck. Activate Chateau to return Hootcake to the hand instead of the Deck. Return 1-2 cards your opponent controls (not Targeted, not Destroyed) from the field to the Deck
- Overlay Tiara to Chocolat
Result: 2000ATK Sistart, 2x 3000ATK Chocolat = 8000ATK combo, exactly OTK, four opponent cards return to Deck.
Desperate Tag and Madolche Waltz (Desperate Waltz)
This loop is actually quite easy to set up if it's not interrupted, as long as you draw the card you want to draw and can start your normal combo. So if you want to use this strategy, just add 3 Desperate Tags and 1 Madolche Waltz to your deck. It might also be easier to use 3 Messenger
Desperate Waltz requires 5 conditions:
Do your normal combo but set a Waltz instead of Promenade or Ticket. Then get Messengelato in hand and on the field, which is pretty easy if you have Chateau in just one attack.
Once your pieces are on the field, enter Battle Phase and have Madolche Messengelato attack a monster with 2150 ATK or more in Attack Mode. The opponent takes 300 damage, the Messenger dies, the Messenger is special summoned from the hand, the Messenger is added to the hand from the GY.
Repeat this loop nearly 30 times.
Desperate Waltz requires 5 conditions:
- Desperate Tag (Trap) is active on the field.
- Madolche Waltz (Trap) is in action on the field.
- Madolche Chateau (Field) is in action on the field
- Madolche Messengelato in hand or on the field.
- Madolche Messengelato is on the field.
Do your normal combo but set a Waltz instead of Promenade or Ticket. Then get Messengelato in hand and on the field, which is pretty easy if you have Chateau in just one attack.
Once your pieces are on the field, enter Battle Phase and have Madolche Messengelato attack a monster with 2150 ATK or more in Attack Mode. The opponent takes 300 damage, the Messenger dies, the Messenger is special summoned from the hand, the Messenger is added to the hand from the GY.
Repeat this loop nearly 30 times.
Some sample Decklists
Final thoughts
Madolche is a strong rogue deck that can win consistently against the Meta without being overpowered. Its main weakness is the first step, starting from scratch. Although it has a good starting lineup, they are easy to Ash and negate until they establish their magic. In a meta with less negatives
Small World, when it enters the game, will make this deck play much more consistently. But what's needed to make Madolche truly meta instead of a truly powerful rogue is a better ability to overcome negates from an open field. The Master Duel meta revolves around negates, and Madolche sets himself up as a pair, but relies on bait and staples to overcome them.
Once they were set up though, I saw Madolche burn through a Herald of Ultimateness with 4-5 negs on Turn3 and then combo up to wipe out the field
Small World, when it enters the game, will make this deck play much more consistently. But what's needed to make Madolche truly meta instead of a truly powerful rogue is a better ability to overcome negates from an open field. The Master Duel meta revolves around negates, and Madolche sets himself up as a pair, but relies on bait and staples to overcome them.
Once they were set up though, I saw Madolche burn through a Herald of Ultimateness with 4-5 negs on Turn3 and then combo up to wipe out the field
master-duel
177
5
https://ygovietnam.com/



















































































































Bottom
Bottom-Right
Right
Top-Right
Top


Bottom-Left

Left

