In this video I use the "gigavise" deck on the edison format ladder.

Описание: In a move that will surely shock the entire Edison Format community to its very core, I — an individual known for their deep, expansive love of rogue strategies, obscure interactions, and deckbuilding diversity — have decided, for reasons I cannot begin to comprehend, to once again pilot the “gigavise” deck. Yes. Gigavise. I know. I’ll pause here so you can collect yourself.

To think, after hundreds of hours exploring the vast and fertile plains of Edison Format — a format brimming with rich archetypes, unexplored jank, and limitless creative potential — I have somehow landed once again on Debris Dragon, Lonefire Blossom, and the general strategy of “What if every card in my deck summoned more cards until you’re dead?” What a novel concept. Truly groundbreaking.

Of course, no one could have possibly predicted this. It’s not as though I’ve played Gigavise in 80% of my uploads. It’s not as though I’ve spent months refining the list, writing operatic YouTube descriptions about its supposed spiritual significance, or declared it the highest expression of human thought since the Magna Carta. No. This is clearly new territory.

In this video, you'll be treated to an entirely unforeseen spectacle:

Me activating Quickdraw Synchron, an interaction you’ve almost certainly never seen before.

Me resolving Black Rose Dragon and pretending like I’m surprised it’s still good in 2025.

Me talking about how “people just don’t respect the combo,” as if I haven't said that in twelve consecutive videos.

And yes, I once again refuse to cut to 39 cards or add in tech because “the list is perfect.” (Shocking.)

I understand this may be overwhelming. You may be asking:
“Why not play Lightsworn?”
“Where’s the innovation?”
“Does he even like Gigavise, or has it simply become a psychological prison of his own design?”

All valid questions. No answers.

In conclusion: Gigavise. Again. Who could have seen it coming? Certainly not you.
Enjoy the video. Or don’t.
I’ll be here. With Spore. Forever.