Subject: Tips to Make a Useful Toon World Deck - TheMaverick

Toon World....Not much can be said about this card alone. It has no effect, 
its not Quickplay, its not even a trap. Heck, it even costs you 1000 
LifePoints to play. Not much can be said about this card…that is, not much 
can be said when its alone. The fact is, when this card is combined with 
other strong magic/traps it too can be rather useful. I understand Toon 
decks are flawed and hard to use and vulnerable to many different 
tribulations, but where there’s a will there’s a way. I believe I have 
successfully built a Toon deck that might be able to stand against the best 
of you. It requires a lot of patience and endurance, but it can inevitably 
finish off your opponent in a single turn.
The trick is, like an Exodia deck, to be able to;

a). Draw as many cards as physically possible. (This is where 3 Graceful 
Charity and Pot of Greedalong with Painful Choice really helps)

b). Defend yourself even better than you normally would in an Exodia deck. 
Scapegoats, Mirror Force, Magic Cylinder, even three Messenger of Peace is 
very powerful since you can destroy them during your standby phase and 
still have your defenses up until you want to attack.

c). This one card alone can be the difference between winning and losing. 
Imperial Order. Never, I mean never, play a Toon monster without this card 
or maybe a Magic Jammer. Toons, since they need to be on the field before 
they can attack your opponents LifePoints, are very susceptible to magic 
that destroy them.

In addition;

d). Don’t under-estimate the power of the Toon Mermaid. Look at her 
abilities; the fact that her ATK is 1400 means that Messenger of Peace 
won’t affect her. She can ATK your opponents LifePoints easily in that 
manor since she bypasses the opponents cards. The fact that she’s level 4 
also means she can be played without a tribute. Multiples of this card can 
be played in a single turn.

e). I know Blue Eyes White Dragon is the strongest Toon in this game, but 
do not use it. You’ll almost never have 2 monsters to tribute, and even 
if you do it would be more towards your advantage to just have a Summons 
Skull and keep another monster to defend yourself. 500 ATK points aren’t 
too much anymore with such powerful equips available (such as Mage Power, 
United We Stand, and an old favorite, Axe of Despair).

f). Toons have one major advantage; they’re a special summons. Meaning, 
you can play a card and then tribute it for the Toon. If your good enough 
you can actually get multiple strong Toons out on the field, have them well 
defended with Imperial Order and/or Seven Tool of the Bandit, and destroy 
your opponent in one swift move.

Just one final note, Toons should never be used in an actual competition, 
unless you’re a complete expert in the art of Toons. This is merely a 
fun, yet powerful deck. Toons are meant to impress your friends of your 
deck-building abilities. Well, I guess that’s all that can be said about 
these fun little creatures. If you wish to comment on this you can E-Mail 
me at MrWillis177@cs.com Good Day.

TheMaverick