Madolche

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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. The Spellcaster and Warrior monsters make up the servants, and have puns that relate to their occupation e. The Beast monsters have puns reflecting the sound of the animal that they make e. The name of the archetype, "Madolche", is itself a pun. 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.

Madolche

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. The Spellcaster and Warrior monsters make up the servants, and have puns that relate to their occupation e. The Beast monsters have puns reflecting the sound of the animal that they make e. The name of the archetype, "Madolche", is itself a pun. 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. 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.

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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. The Spellcaster and Warrior monsters make up the servants, and have puns that relate to their occupation e. The Beast monsters have puns reflecting the sound of the animal that they make e. The name of the archetype, "Madolche", is itself a pun. 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. 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.

Madolche

List of Contents. The Madolche archetype is known for their effects that recycle card from the Graveyard, and shuffle them back into the Deck. This effect often triggers when a Madolche monster is destroyed by battle and sent to the Graveyard, or a card effect allows the recycle effect to happen. There is not much to worry about getting bricked or having bad draws, as the archetype has numerous Search effects scattered across the Deck. With this kind of playstyle, Mill Decks or any strategies involving Decking Out will have a trouble against Madolches. Depending on how you build a Madolche Deck, it can work as a Control Deck that can constantly recycle its cards, or a Deck that can surprise the opponent with OTK attempts. In some cases like this one, it can do both. This Deck is proficient enough to do both, through having presence on the field and constantly shuffling Madolche cards from the Graveyard back into the Deck, and getting a number of monsters on the field while having enough effects to deny the enemy any advantages. These four Madolche monsters make up the core of any Madolche Deck , and more often than not it is recommended to run three of these in any variation of a Madolche Deck , be it for an OTK or Field Control verision. Anjelly and Hootcake both have effects that Special Summon a Madolche monster from the Deck with their respective costs that control the Graveyard, Petingcessoeur can Special Summon itself and Special Summons a Madolche monster from the Deck with its Level reduced by 1, and Magileine can act as a combo starter upon Normal Summon by searching out a Madolche monster from the Deck to the hand.

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For "Messengelato", as long as this loop happens in your Battle Phase, you can use it's effect again and again. Show 50 items per page. Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode. The names of the "Madolche" are puns of French and Italian desserts and titles or animal sounds, depending on the monster's Type. 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. Portuguese name. This page was last edited on 16 January , at This can heavily restrict other monsters that rely on an empty Graveyard, such as " Madolche Puddingcess ". The biggest weakness of the archetype is its reliance on its Spell and Trap support; cards efficient at negating or destroying them, like " Great Shogun Shien " or " XX-Saber Hyunlei " are a serious threat to most "Madolche" Decks. Sort by Link Rating Desc. OCG Structures. 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. Sort by DEF Asc. French name. Korean name.

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

But be careful with these styles of Summon, since they place "Madolche" in the Graveyard unavoidably. This page was last edited on 16 January , at 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. The Spellcaster and Warrior monsters make up the servants, and have puns that relate to their occupation e. My Deck. This seems to be true, as the artwork of " Madolche Nights " shows the "Madolche" monsters as dolls in a room. Puddingcess Chocolat-a-la-Mode. Teacher Glassouffle. All "Madolche" monsters stand on various sweets in the shape of a jigsaw puzzle piece. Card Search. The Fairy monsters are the royalty, and thus have royalty-based puns e. This makes the "Madolche" very difficult to Deck Out , a strategy almost entirely opposite to many other contemporary archetypes. The names of the "Madolche" are puns of French and Italian desserts and titles or animal sounds, depending on the monster's Type.