Exodia The Forbidden One is without doubt one of the strongest card combos in all of Yu-Gi-Oh! as a result of assembling all 5 items in your hand mechanically wins you the sport, however pulling off such a feat isn\u2019t really easy at a aggressive match. That\u2019s why the group went wild final weekend on the Yu-Gi-Oh! Championship Collection (YCS) Indianapolis 2023 when participant Jeffrey Leonard pulled it off not as soon as however twice on a streamed function match.<\/p>\n Leonard began the match with a powerful 3-0 document piloting his Exodia Dracoslayer FTK (First Flip Kill) deck. Exodia is, in fact, beloved by Yu-Gi-Oh! followers as a result of it\u2019s how Yugi Moto gained his first duel in opposition to Seto Kaiba within the first episode of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Anime (\u201cExodia, OBLITERATE!\u201d), nevertheless it\u2019s thought of one of many worst FTK decks within the aggressive scene. Basically, you both win the coin flip to go first and pop off with an prolonged combo that permits you to summon Exodia in a single flip, hoping and praying that your opponent doesn\u2019t have a solution to counter it, otherwise you lose. This YCS was a significant match with nearly 2000 duelists competing, so Leonard successful three matches in a row with Exodia received him seen and placed on digital camera for the fourth spherical of the match.<\/p>\n The match was a better of three contest, so Leonard must pull off his Exodia combo twice to take the win. He was paired in opposition to veteran participant and former Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG champion Justin Singh, who was piloting the Tier-1 Tearlament deck, so he had his work minimize out for him. The primary recreation noticed Leonard get off to a rocky begin, with Singh trying to interrupt his combo early on, however Leonard was nonetheless in a position to string collectively the required items to summon Exodia, inflicting the group to erupt with applause and cheers.<\/p>\n Leonard is a pleasant, acquainted face within the Yu-Gi-Oh! group. He\u2019s a 55 year-old participant from Florida who received into the sport so he might play together with his son, Jason, and he earned a little bit of a fame for making nice match runs with Mystic Mine Burn. Speaking to Yu-Gi-Oh! YouTuber Cimo<\/u> after the match, Leonard defined that when the Yu-Gi-Oh! Grasp Duel ban record made his favourite deck unplayable, he feared the identical would occur within the TCG, so he sought out a brand new deck with FTK potential and, with some assist from his son, he finally landed on Exodia.\u00a0<\/p>\n![\"The](\"https:\/\/sm.ign.com\/ign_in\/photo\/e\/exodia-obl\/exodia-obliterates-yu-gi-oh-tournament-feature-match-with-un_4jd5.jpg\")