How's it going everybody? Dato Doi here with a very different bonus video for you all today, as in today's video we're going to be going over the Dragon Ball Super card game, and more specifically, the new Crimson Saiyan starter deck that just came out recently. I will say right away this video is definitely going to be aimed at people that are either brand new to this card game or have never even heard of it before and are looking to get into it. So if you're somebody who's already well versed in the rules of this game and already know what they're looking for, then this video probably isn't going to be the video for you. Speaking personally, I've been into the Dragon Ball Super card game for a little while now, but more on the side of being a collector than somebody that actually plays the game. But recently that started to shift for me as I've been playing more with my friends recently, and the game's actually proven to be a lot of fun. I'm not really at the level of going out and playing in local tournaments yet, but I've definitely been having a lot of fun playing with my friends. And this starter deck has actually proven to me to be a lot of fun to use, while also being super easy to get into, which is why I chose to do this video in the first place. I actually do want to say thank you to the Dragon Ball Super card game. They posted this giveaway slash promotion for YouTubers where if you enter there was a chance you could get chosen and have this starter deck, as well as five colossal warfare packs sent to you. And I actually entered because someone in the comments told me about it, and I ended up winning in having this get sent to me. It's actually one of the coolest moments so far that's come from doing YouTube, and I couldn't be more thankful for that. So thank you to both the Dragon Ball Super card game and of course that commenter for making this happen. I've been wanting to cover this card game for so long and I'm just so happy that this is how it's happened. So now with that introduction and sentimental stuff out of the way, we can actually get to covering the starter deck and why I think it's such a great place to start with this game. I know this sounds weird, but we're going to go ahead and skip over the cards for now and talk about what else it comes with. So as well as the cards inside your starter deck pack, you'll also find a play manual which goes over a lot of the rules of the game, and you'll also get a playmat like the one you see here. Now I do want to stress that a playmat for this game is actually pretty important when you're a newcomer. It's not like Yu-Gi-Oh! or a Pokemon where you can just lay the cards down and you have very limited amount of important spaces to keep track of.  And this playmat actually helps a lot. I know when I first started out I tried playing without a playmat and I got so confused that I just went out and got one. It was definitely way easier for me and my friends. There's also the edit on benefit that on the back of the playmat they go over all sorts of other rules, keywords you should be aware of, terms. It's pretty much like a handy tutorial if you ever get lost during a game. Like I said back when I was starting this helped me a lot as I could just turn it over and if I saw a keyword or term I didn't know I would just look it up on YouTube really quick or on their website and go see a guide. With those two things out of the way now all we have left to do is talk about the cards of the pack which is probably going to be the main reason you choose one starter deck over another and this is definitely my favorite starter deck by far and that is because of the SWAT mechanic they've implemented in this which is actually pretty new to the game. Before we get into too much detail on that though let's go ahead and start with your leader card Golden Great Ape Sun Goku. Now of course like other leader cards when this card attacks a leader card you get to draw one card and that's pretty much it for this form but like all other leader cards in the game once you meet a certain requirement you can actually awaken this card. In the case for Golden Great Ape Sun Goku when your life is at 4 or less you may choose up to two of your energy switch them to active mode and flip this card over. Once you do that your card becomes long odd Super Saiyan 4 Sun Goku. Obviously this is the much better version of the card because when your life is less than or equal to your opponent's life which you know there's a good chance of happening consider you just awaken so you're at 4 health. This card is able to gain 5000 power and critical. Now what critical means is that when you hit your opponent instead of just drawing from their life they actually have to put it in their drop area or their graveyard so that's obviously a very good effect to have. It allows you to put damage on your opponent without them being able to have access to that built-in comeback factor of drawing whenever you get hit. Super good. The next card in the deck is Reborn Might Super Saiyan 4 Sun Goku and I actually really like this one as well although it is super risky and it's kind of a late game card. Its effect is that once per turn you can choose one card from your life and add it to your hand. Switch this card to active mode and if you have two or less life this card gains triple strike and that basically means that this card whenever it attacks inflicts three damage instead of one. So in this game you have seven life so one card doing three damage to a leader is almost like one card taking half of your opponent's life away. Now of course this does require you to have two or less life meaning you're on your last legs as well but the card does make for a really good way to seal a game away. The next card being Power Charge Bardock really does continue this factor of being insanely good only this one is far less risky so I think you're actually gonna want to run four of these guys in a deck. His auto effect is that when this card attacks you may either draw one card and if you didn't draw a card with that skill then this card gains double strike meaning this card does two damage instead of one. For a card that only costs three energy that's an insanely good effect and you don't even have to use that. If you're not in a position where you want to go for damage then you can always just use the card to increase your hand advantage. Unfortunately while you want to run four we only get two in this starter deck. After Bardock we have Super Saiyan Blue Sun Goku at the apex. This is a five cost card but it really does prove its worth with having both barrier which stops it from being chosen by skills of your opponent's card meaning it's going to stay on the field for a while and it also comes with double strike again that meaning that it inflicts two damage instead of one when attacking and it doesn't stop there because it also has the auto effect of when you play this card if your leader's card is Goku's lineage which ours is it's Super Saiyan for Goku then we can choose up to one of your opponent's battle cards and KO it meaning we just get rid of it right away. Overall it's a really good five drop that really synergizes with the deck as well as having barrier meaning it's going to stay on the field and pose a threat for a long time. The next card is kind of like a lighter threat version of this that being ultimate potential Super Saiyan 2 Sun Gohan who is a three drop who has the auto effect that when you play this card choose up to one of your opponent's rest mode battle cards and KO it. Oh okay. I've always been a big fan of cards that come in and just pop something right away so this card definitely sits well with me as well as being a swap card meaning it's going to get your swap engine running which I promise we're going to talk more about in this next card here that card being dependable dynasty Sun Goku a two drop card who only has the effect swap three so now we're going to talk more about the swap mechanic of the deck which I've been ignoring up until this point now because it only gets really relevant now and this is just a super easy case of how to learn it so what we have here is a two drop card dependable dynasty sun Goku who has the effect swap three you'll see two yellow dots next to him meaning that if for the cost of two yellow energy and by taking him off of the battle area and back into your hand you'll be able to play a Goku's lineage card that has a cost of three meaning that gohan card we had back there can come out and replace him and you'll see on the Goku card he has swap four meaning if you have two more energy you can take gohan out and put a four drop card out this is really where the deck starts to open up and you start to have a lot of fun with combos and what you want to do and what you want to go out for in fact the reason I chose this card to talk more about the swap mechanic is because there's also another three drop example that being indomitable dynasty super saiyan sun goku now much like gohan he as well as a three drop who you can swap into for the same cost but instead of being a card that pops something he has barrier meaning you have the choice to either go aggressive in your swap or super defensive either option is going to allow you to swap into a four drop unit later but you have to make that choice so it's going to depend from game to game what you're going to go for here like I said that's kind of my favorite part about this deck is that the fact you get to swap in and out and it really influences your plays and it changes from game to game so it's a lot of fun our next card is unbroken dynasty sun goku who again is only a swap card he's just swapped to for one energy you can swap back into a different two drop not really too much to say about this guy so we can just move on I believe our next card dynasty deferred sun goku is our first four drop that has a swap five effect which is going to allow us to get some of our beefier boys like super saiyan blue onto the field but unlike some of the last few cards he also has some other effects under his belt such as barrier again going to stick around for a while and he also has auto which means at the end of our turn we get to change this card back into active mode our next card is very simple and sweet we have intrepid dynasty sun gohan who is a two cost card who can swap three for two yellow energy and also comes with barriers super early meaning that the opponent isn't going to be able to put a stop to our swapping at a very early stage this card is very important in terms of getting those gears started when it comes to this starter deck our next card prodigal dynasty sun goten is actually something a little different from the rest as he's actually something super useful for comboing now if you don't know what comboing is when somebody attacks your card or when you attack you get a chance to combo with other cards to increase the power of the card you're attacking with or the card that's being attacked so in this case when you combo with goten if one of your yellow cards is being attacked this card gains 10 000 combo power for the duration of this turn meaning you're adding on 15 000 attack to a card that you don't want to lose super clutch when you want to stop yourself from taking damage our next card also plays with this combo mechanic a little that being plucky dynasty pan now she also does have the swap five but really you just want to use her for super combo as when you combo with this card if your leader card is yellow goku lineage and your life is at four or less you get to draw one card and this card gains 10 000 combo power for the duration of the turn really i don't use this card too much but when i do combo with it it is pretty good our next card is actually much simpler to understand that being dynasty solace chi chi now when you play this card you get to look at the top three cards of your deck choose one goku's lineage card from among them and add it to your hand super simple easy to use search that gives you some more advantage and allows you to get some swap cards going and our next card adoptive father son gohan is what really gets the swap mechanics started from the ground up he's our first one drop who has the ability to swap two and he's also a blocker which means when one of your other cards is attacked you may switch this card to rest mode and change the target of the attack to this card overall pretty useful and he gets the swap mechanics started our next card is an effect card and really takes advantage of our leader's ability to end a game and this card only and this card only makes him that much better on this front that being 10 times if your leader card is goku's lineage with son goku and its character name ours is it gains 15,000 power and double strike your opponent is going to have a hard time stopping this attack from going through as well as the fact that we get multiple copies of 10 times kameha so at the end of a game if you have a couple in your hand you can pretty much seal the deal right there our last card is also really good that being instant transmission it allows us to negate attacks and if our leader card is goku's lineage when you activate this card and counter you may choose one card in your life and add it to your hand and if you do so you may activate this card's counter without paying its energy cost so if you want to use this card without using an energy you can just take some life away really good stuff to stopping a double strike or a triple strike attack from going through really really like this card and that brings us to an end for our deck overview for the new crimson say and starter deck i actually really do enjoy this one it's a lot of fun to use obviously you could probably get some better obviously you could get some better results from mixing and matching two copies of the same deck together i would really love to run four of that bar doc card for example but this deck isn't bad either i would say it's definitely my favorite starter deck so far and has really gotten me inspired to even make some more meta decks of my own let me know your thoughts on the dragon ball super card game and this deck down in the comments below while you're down there if you like these types of videos and want to see more like this make sure to leave a like and subscribe and again i want to thank the dragon ball super card game for sending this stuff out to me it's a lot of fun they also sent me five packs here's the here's what i pulled i was gonna do an opening video but my camera really sucked and my audio sucked so it was just awful but here's my pulls it was a lot of fun thank you so much again for the dragon ball super card game for sending this stuff out to me thank you again so much for watching i'm dato do ya i'll see you in the next video


Let's get the latest from Aaron Boone now and the manager's report brought to you by Geico. Aaron, how much do you credit Domingo Hermon with really setting the tone this afternoon? A lot. He was terrific, you know. Couple times he did get in trouble, obviously made some big pitches. I thought the guys really caught the ball well behind them. So a big double play there. Really good turn by DJ and Rugi. You know, DJ made some really good plays out there as well. But Domingo, you know, continues to pitch really well. I mean, his mix of pitches, the command of those, the ability to throw any and any count. You know, another really strong outing by him. Offense was kept pretty quiet until that seventh inning where you were able to score two runs. Both pinch hit appearances are Shella and Judge, you know, pushing the right buttons there. How much went into the decision-making process there to go with those guys?  Both Geo and AJ both knew, you know, the situation coming up, prepared for it, go up and have really good at bats to be the difference in the game today. I thought overall we actually swung the bats pretty well. You know, you know, DJ at the top, I thought had three really good at bats, didn't have anything to show for, but I thought overall, even though we didn't score a lot of runs today, I thought the quality of contact today was pretty good. When you look at Hermann's outing, seven innings, pitch count not all that high, any consideration to sending him back out there for another inning? No, no, you know, I think, I think Hark and I just decided that was the end of line. I wasn't going to let him face Calhoun another time.  I could, you know, I thought maybe momentarily while he was still out there, do I send him out for a hitter? But just felt like it lined up well for Greeny and then obviously Chappie. We've got next to Eric Bolin. Aaron, how much of a weapon is that changeup for Domingo developed into?  So it's hard to really gear up for anything, whether you're ahead in the count, behind in the count, whatever it may be, he has the ability to spin it, but also that changeup to get him back into counts. He uses it as a put away pitch at times, but it really complements the rest of his stuff really well. And is Geo okay? It looked like he jammed his hand trying to advance on that pitch in the dirt. Yeah, I think he's fine. I'll check on him again, you know, when we passed by him before heading out, he seemed to be doing all right. Some hurt feelings was all, so. Can we go back to Meredith? Aaron, just overall this road trip, obviously Kluber last night speaks for himself, his performance, but you know, the rotation as a whole, what have you thought of the rotation and how confident are you in them moving forward? They're, they can pitch, man. Those guys, they're good. Feel great about where they're at. I feel like they continue to build momentum. Obviously the bullpen's been there to compliment them and been terrific all year as well, but yeah, love where the starters are at right now and the way they're throwing the ball as a group. You mentioned the bullpen Chapman again, flawless, pretty much opposing hitters five for 55 against him so far this season. Is that a little mind-blowing to you, that stat? Yeah, it is. I mean, it's been, it's been special what he's doing right now. And you know, Gallo had a really good at back to work a walk and then dodged a bullet there with Garcia who absolutely smoked one off of him.  Just, you know, that just feel like doing such a good job of strike throwing and the consistency of his stuff that's been there, you know, time and time again which I think speaks to just what a good place he's in delivery wise.


During the summer months, I am a huge fan of citrusy fragrances. To me, they evoke that feeling when you are on vacation, totally relaxed by the pool or by the beach. And it's that kind of feeling that you try to embrace and extend through as much of the summer as possible. And the right fragrance can really capture that feeling. What's up guys? I'm Brian Sakawa. You're watching He Spoke Style and today presented in partnership with Scentbox, six fragrances from my personal collection that I love for summer. First up is Blenheim Bouquet by Penholigans. Obviously, the little bow tie fell off the top at some point. I have to be honest and say that I bought this one without even smelling it because I read somewhere that Johnny Ainelli, the head of Fiat and Global Style icon, used to wear it. Fragrance descriptions are generally pretty awesome and this one is no exception. So I'm just going to read it for you right now. This is from the Penholigans website. A masterpiece. A citrus cologne with architecture, far more formal, crisp and aristocratic than a simple white shirt. The setting is Blenheim. Imposing, immutable, indeed a national treasure. We are at the home of the Duke of Marlborough, he for whom this bespoke scent was first made. Just like the most refined British humor, it is dry. Churchill was a fan. Like the best gin, aromatic. Whilst being as crisp as fresh laundry, it is as versatile as a bow tie and invigorating daytime cocktail of citrus oils, spices and woods. From a simple Cornish barber, Mr. Penholigan, to contemporary urban beards, Blenheim bouquet has always transcended the infidelities of time. There you have it. Now how does it smell? You do get a lot of citrus on the nose here, lemon, lime and also a little bit of lavender. It's not sweet though. It is dry just like they say in the description and it is really quite gin-like. One interesting thing about this fragrance is that there are no middle or heart notes as it dries down. It shifts from more of the citrus to more of a pine, slightly musky and a bit herbaceous. In terms of a quote-unquote citrusy fragrance, this one definitely has a lot of depth to it and is very interesting. I would say it has about a medium projection and a medium kind of staying power. If it was good enough for Johnny Eniele, it's good enough for me. Next we have the original Ode to Cologne. This is 4711. Now this is considered a unisex fragrance though. Definitely Ode to Colognes. I would put more on the masculine end of the spectrum. As far as women wearing this, probably most famously in the book, Breakfast at Tiffany's, not the movie, Holly go lightly wears this. Now for all the history that 4711 has, I would consider this to be now a drugstore fragrance. It's very easy to find. It's not that expensive on Amazon. This bottle that I have here, 10.1 ounces, is under $25. This is the Ode to Cologne and it smells like one. You get lots of orange and bergamot and lemon. It smells much stronger in the bottle than it does on the skin. And as much as I love this for being the classic Ode to Cologne, my biggest complaint is that it has terrible longevity. Now this is something that is nice to kind of splash on after a shower in the late morning or afternoon. Maybe you just got back from the beach or the pool. You kind of have to take a bath in it to get maybe more than 15 minutes out of it. You know, but for me 4711 isn't about getting the most out of the fragrance. It's about capturing a certain feeling and it definitely does that for me. From the inexpensive to the quite expensive now, we're moving to Selection Verde from the Creed Private Collection. Now this is how it's described on the website. Warned by the most notable of all psychoanalysts, sidebar, some people say that Sigmund Freud wore it, Selection Verde is appreciated by the most keen and discerning minds today. The blend is punctuated by peppery citrus and delicate mint, a vibrant and invigorating herb known for its mood elevating properties. A great mind once said, there are no accidents and it is a deliberate stroke of craft that makes the refreshing and timeless Selection Verde showcase the discerning style of any who wear it. I mean, it's true, right? Seriously though, this fragrance is awesome and it is worth the hefty price tag in my opinion and this is why unlike most citrus based fragrances, this one really lasts. And that is a result, I think, of the ambergris or ambergris found in it that is in the base. Top notes are completely what you would expect. You get bergamot, lemon and mint and then in the middle you have just a hint of pepper which gives it more of a masculine quality. It comes in this bottle or a flacon if you prefer and so what you do is get a little pipette to transfer the liquid to an atomizer. This is a very unique citrus fragrance in that it has some heft to it and one of my favorites. Next we have a staple, a classic. This is the Aquedeparma Colonia. Obviously, as you can see from the shape that the label is in on the bottle, I've had this for a very long time. It has traveled with me quite a bit. This is, I dare say, a must have for any guy for the summer. Description on the Aquedeparma website reads, Timeless, well-loved and enduring. Our iconic fragrance crafted from sunny Sicilian citrus fruits is an elegant and fresh embodiment of the best of Italy. It has a citrusy heart from a lavender and daymask rose blend. The scent rounds with woody notes of vettelbur, sandalwood and patchouli at the base. Now, this is a fresh Italian take on the Oda Cologne. It is a little bit more robust in the center, but unfortunately, as with many Oda Colognes, it does not have a terribly long longevity. At most you'll get two, three hours, enough for lunch after the pool or early evening cocktails, this is a classic and totally worth having. Up next is an interesting little fragrance from Arquist. This is called La Trogue. It is classified as woody, powdery, citrusy and green. I would definitely tend to agree with that, though I would put powdery kind of way far down on the notes that you get. For me, it's definitely more a mix of citrus and wood. Now, if you know Arquist, you know that they have some of the best descriptions for their fragrances and obviously I can't pass up the opportunity to share this one. So here it is. In medieval Calabria, a family gathers to celebrate a good harvest. Within a cabin built of palm leaves and other woody branches, an aromatic bounty is presented. The citrusy scent of the Etrog Citron, a regional specialty, brightens the air while bracing myrtle and lush date fruit envelop the sweet warmth of the Mediterranean night. So I'm really glad the description includes the mention of date fruit because I've always thought that there was just a hint of sweetness in this fragrance. Not cloying in any way, it's just kind of there. It says that the top notes are Calabrese Citron and Bergamot and Sicilian Lemon and Myrtle. But to me, it's kind of always smelled a little bit like lime. This fragrance is interesting because it is light, but it's also extremely complex, especially in its mid-range. Something very unique and a little bit off the beaten path for a citrusy summer fragrance. Finally, we have another classic. This is from Santa Maria Novella and the Acqua di Santa Maria Novella Profumo. This is actually Santa Maria Novella's oldest fragrance. It is the perfume that Catarina de Medici commissioned Dominican monks to create in 1533.  There really isn't much to say about this. Other than like 4711, this is considered to be a classic in the Oda Cologne realm. I love the history of the brand. I love the smell. I don't love that it doesn't last very long at all. But again, a fragrance like this for me is more about evoking a certain feeling within myself. It's not something that I expect anyone to comment on or anything like that. But when I get out of the shower after spending a summer morning at the pool, this is exactly what I want to smell. It reminds me of the sun. I can feel the heat. I can see the blue pool water moving around. And that is a feeling that I want to hold onto. And this fragrance helps me to do just that. So as you know, the way a fragrance smells is really dependent on your skin.  And fragrances change as they dry down on your skin. That's why it's important to really give them a try before committing to buying a full bottle. And that's where our sponsor for this video comes in, Scentbox. Scentbox is a monthly subscription fragrance company. Basically an opportunity for you to try out new fragrances every month. They have tons of designer fragrances on their website. You choose two and get a 30-day supply of each in a travel-sized atomizer delivered right to your door. I've always been interested in Serge Luton. And I got two to try this month. Next month, I'm looking forward to a couple different fragrances from Aqua Deparma. Now the best part about this is that if you don't like something, you don't have to wait an entire month to get something new. You can just go ahead and exchange it for another one quickly and easily and completely free of charge. Great customer service. A fantastic way to try out new fragrances. Highly recommended. So that wraps it up. Six fragrances from my collection that really evoked that summer kind of feeling for me. Leave your favorites down below in the comments. I love hearing your suggestions. Thumbs up if you like this video. Hit that subscribe button. And until next time, thanks for watching and stay tailored. Showcase... 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