I Played the New Sacred Beasts Against the Best Decks — Here's What Happened

Sacred Beasts just got a full retraining in Chaos Origins — and the deck is genuinely functional now. Raviel is the standout card. It searches any Sacred Beast monster, effectively accessing the entire retraining, and has a Quick Effect board wipe by tributing two Sacred Beasts. Uria handles unrespondable Spell/Trap destruction. Hamon adds burn pressure and searches Sacred Beast Spells. Fallen Paradise of the Sacred Beasts is the engine behind everything. Send three cards of the same type to special summon a Sacred Beast from hand, deck, GY, or banishment — with protection included — and draw two cards every turn you control a Level 10 Sacred Beast. Orchestrator of the Sacred Beasts speeds up the summoning, Martyr generates copies of itself to fuel the Field Spell's cost, and Unleashing the Sacred Beasts sets up the GY like a targeted Graceful Charity. This isn't the GX-era Sacred Beast deck held together with duct tape. This is a fully modernised retraining designed to compete. In this video I'm taking the new build into real games vs Chaos Ritual, Kewl Tune, Branded and Blitzclique. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Deck Showcase 00:35 vs Branded 08:32 vs Elfnote 12:11 vs Toon World 13:46 vs Blitzclique 18:02 vs Kewl Tune 20:50 Card by Card 🔔 Subscribe for Yu-Gi-Oh replays, deck profiles and meta breakdowns. #YuGiOh #SacredBeasts #ChaosOrigins #CORI #Raviel #Uria #Hamon #YuGiOhReplays #YuGiOhMeta #NewYuGiOhCards