各季的最佳卡组一览

谁是饼图癞子，一览无余

虽然如此，我依然深爱的影依，令人感慨。

2018年饼图闪刀第一，然而国内大赛里上位全是幻崩场，还有龙拳看着只有30%，当时国内比赛前8也是5-6个龙拳

前5上位里居然都没魔救

有白龙我是没想到的

这图好酷啊

OCG 2013.03 – OCG 2014.02: Dragon Ruler Dynasty
The OCG 2013.03 format was a pivotal moment with the release of Lord of the Tachyon Galaxy, the booster set that changed the design of Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG and ushered in the modern era.
Dragon Ruler could perform multiple Special Summons in a turn, has multiple searching effects, and has effects that activate from the graveyard and banished. Having multiple Special Summons translate to having a faster tempo, meaning the deck could push out more threats in a turn. Having multiple searching effects translate to higher consistency, meaning the deck could assemble their win condition faster. Having effects that activate from the graveyard and banished translate to more card advantage, meaning the deck could generate more resources. All these characteristics would become a common design trend among modern OCG top decks.

Fusion’s original design was heavily flawed due it being massive card disadvantage. Fusion Summon requires at least two monsters and a Fusion Spell to summon a Fusion Monster, resulting in -2 cards.
Shaddoll Fusion solves this problem by using Fusion Material from deck. Shaddoll monsters would also trigger their effects when sent to the graveyard. El Shaddoll Construct on Special Summon could send a Shaddoll card from deck to the graveyard, and when sent to the graveyard could retrieve a Shaddoll Spell/Trap. All these gains would snowball into card advantage that could quickly overwhelm the opponent. Shaddoll Fusion‘s ability to use Fusion Materials from the deck could also be seen replicated in Red-Eyes Fusion, Fusion Destiny and Branded Fusion.
El Shaddoll Winda is a tenacious threat that restricts Special Summons while being indestructible by effect. El Shaddoll Winda became even more relevant later in the OCG as more decks depends on making multiple Special Summons to setup their play. Dogmatika Invoked and Tearlaments would splash in El Shaddoll Winda.
“Master Rule 3” came into effect in OCG 2014.04, introducing Pendulum Summon, and adding two Pendulum Zones to the playing field. Qliphort was the first Pendulum deck to break into the competitive scene in OCG 2014.07, but Qliphort is closer to a Tribute Summon strategy.
“Master Rule 3” also introduced the ruling whereby the player going first no longer draws during their first turn. For a short period, players would actually prefer to go second. Besides having the extra 6th card when going second, Shaddoll Fusion is also more powerful when the opponent has a monster Special Summoned from the Extra Deck.

OCG 2014.10 – OCG 2015.04: Nekroz, Ritual Successor
Ritual’s original design was similarly flawed being massive card disadvantage. Ritual Summon requires a Ritual Monster, a Ritual Spell and at least a Tribute material, resulting in a -2.
Nekroz Mirror and Nekroz Kaleidoscope solve this problem by using Ritual Materials from graveyard and Extra Deck. When Herald of the Arc Light is used as Ritual Material and sent from Extra Deck to graveyard, its Trigger Effect could fetch another Ritual Monster or Ritual Spell from deck. Nekroz Cycle solve the problem in another manner by Ritual Summoning the Ritual Monster from the graveyard.
Nekroz had incredible consistency. Besides in-theme Nekroz of Brionac and Nekroz of Clausolas that could search for the Nekroz Ritual Monster and Nekroz Ritual Spell, they also have Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands, Senju of the Thousand Hands and Preparation of Rites at 3 copies each.
Like a reflection of the Duel Terminal story where Nekroz used the powers of the Ice Barrier dragons to seal Shaddoll, in the OCG the debut of Nekroz also resulted in the decline of Shaddoll. Nekroz could play focusing on just their Ritual Monsters and avoid Special Summoning from the Extra Deck, causing Shaddoll Fusion to be unable to use Fusion Material from the deck. Nekroz would also Ritual Summon using Djinn Releaser of Rituals as material, causing Shaddoll to be unable to Fusion Summon altogether.

OCG 2015.07 – OCG 2016.01: Performapal, Duels with Smiles
Performapal Performage was the first Pendulum deck to dominate the metagame.
Performapal Pendulum Sorcerer, Luster Pendulum, the Dracoslayer and Wavering Eyes could destroy Performage Plushfire, and then add another card from deck to hand. The destroyed Performage Plushfire would trigger its effect to Special Summon a Performage monster from deck. This allows Performapal Performage could quickly swarm the board with Level 4 monsters to make Rank 4 plays while generating card advantage. Destroying their own Pendulum Monsters also builds up the Extra Deck, allowing them to make a massive Pendulum Summon from the Extra Deck.
Number 16: Shock Master was the most notable Rank 4 Xyz Monster, having an effect that makes the opponent unable to activate Monster Effect, Spell or Trap Card until the end of the opponent’s turn. Tellarknight Ptolemaeus was another noteworthy Rank 4 Xyz Monster, and its effect opens up to Rank 5 plays such as Constellar Pleiades, Stellarknight Constellar Diamond or Cyber Dragon Nova into Cyber Dragon Infinity.
Tellarknight Ptolemaeus was later forbidden in the OCG 2015.10 Limit Regulation, but Extra Pack 2015 was released during mid September 2015. For a very brief 2 weeks, Tellarknight Ptolemaeus effect could be used during the opponent’s turn to Xyz Summon Outer Entity Azathot, making the opponent be unable to activate Monster Effect for the turn.
Performapal Performage has incredible consistency, Performapal Skullcrobat Joker could search for Performapal Pendulum Sorcerer, Performage Damage Juggler could search for Performage Plushfire, and Wavering Eyes could search for any Pendulum Monster. The following booster set Breakers of Shadow improved the consistency further, giving Performapal Monkeyboard to search for Performapal Skullcrobat Joker or Performapal Pendulum Sorcerer, and Draco Face-Off to search for Luster Pendulum, the Dracoslayer.
Performage Plushfire was forbidden in the OCG 2016.01 Limit Regulation, becoming the fastest card in OCG history to become forbidden after 167 days since its release. Performapal Performage adapted into Performapal Dracoslayer and continue to dominate the OCG 2016.01 format. Even without Number 16: Shock Master or Tellarknight Ptolemaeus to directly shutdown the opponent’s play, Performapal Dracoslayer consistency and card advantage is still way above the rest of the decks in the metagame.
Performapal Monkeyboard was forbidden in the OCG 2016.04 Limit Regulation, tying with Performage Plushfire to become the fastest card in OCG history to become forbidden after 167 days since its release.

OCG 2016.10 – OCG 2017.04: Zoodiac, Fruits Basket
Zoodiac debut in Raging Tempest and took the metagame by storm. Zoodiac has a 1-card combo that opens with just 1 Zoodiac Ratpier, and finishes with 2 Zoodiac Ratpier which could be used to make a Rank 4 Xyz Monster such as Daigusto Emeral that could draw 1 card, a Beast-Warrior monster added to hand with Zoodiac Broadbull effect, and a Zoodiac Drident that could destroy 1 face-up card.
This is the basis of the 1 starter + 4 disruption concept, making Zoodiac the pioneer of the Midrange deck design. The 1 starter + 4 disruption concept is having a consistent standard combo that the deck could pull off with just 1 or 2 cards which converts into 1 or 2 more disruptions on the field. With the other 4 disruptions in the form of ‘hand traps’ or Spell/Trap Cards drawn in your opening hand, you would have a total of 6 disruptions. Just by using these 6 disruptions to trade 1-for-1 with the opponent’s opening 6 cards would essentially stop all their plays. Of course this is merely theoretical and Zoodiac often would not open with the perfect 1 starter + 4 disruption. But at this point in the OCG, Zoodiac is the only deck with a 1-card starter, whereas other decks like Metalfoes or ABC requires 2 – 3 cards to start, which means Zoodiac effectively only needs 3 or 4 disruptions to shutdown their opponent’s play.
Zoodiac also has incredible impeccable consistency. Besides having 3 Zoodiac Ratpier, the deck also has 3 Zoodiac Barrage, 3 Fire Formation – Tenki and 3 Speedroid Terrortop to make M-X-Saber Invoker to search for Zoodiac Ratpier.
All these together makes Zoodiac an exceptional deck above the rest in the format, like an onigiri in a fruits basket. In the OCG 2017.01 format, 62.8% of the top decks are Zoodiac, while another 31.5% of the top decks are running the Zoodiac package for the Ratpier combo, giving Zoodiac an astonishing total of 94.3%.
“New Master Rule” came into effect in OCG 2017.04, introducing Link Summon and adding two Extra Monster Zone to the playing field, while the two Pendulum Zones were relocated to the Spell/Trap Zone. Monsters Special Summoned from the Extra Deck could only be placed in the Extra Monster Zone or in a Main Monster Zone pointed to by a Link Arrow. True Draco was unaffected by the changes and Zoodiac was minimally impacted.
The OCG 2017.04 Limit Regulation had Zoodiac Drident forbidden, and Zoodiac switched up to running Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King as their new boss monster. A Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King Tribute Summoned using a Monster and Trap would give it immunity to Monster Effect and Trap, and is effective in the True Draco Zoodiac mirror match and Demise True Draco match-up. Gameciel, the Sea Turtle Kaiju were ran in the Side Deck as an out to Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King.

The OCG 2017.07 Limit Regulation added Zoodiac Broadbull to forbidden, ending the reign of Zoodiac and opening up for True King Dinosaur and True Draco to take over the metagame.
True King Yang Zing Dinosaur could open with a Souleating Oviraptor in end with Denglong, First of the Yang Zing and Nine Pillars of Yang Zing, which would follow into Herald of the Arc Light, for a total of 2 negations. With Dragonic Diagram, they could then open with True King of All Calamities to shutdown the opponent’s Monster Effects for the whole turn.
True King Lithosagym, the Disaster effect could also snipe off powerful monsters from the Extra Deck, such as ABC-Dragon Buster and Invoked Mechaba, greatly reducing the threat that ABC and Invoked could put out. Demise True Draco would also run a fake Extra Deck to throw off their opponent when they look at the Extra Deck with True King Lithosagym, the Disaster effect during the first game, though would only be effective for the first few rounds of the tournament.
True King Dinosaur and True Draco’s top cut metagame share might seem fairly even, but True King Dinosaur’s usage was bounded by the availability of Jurrac Aeolo. True King Dinosaur requires 2 copies of Jurrac Aeolo, a Duel Terminal card which has not been reprinted since Duel Terminal – Charge of the Genex!! and Duel Terminal Chronicle 3 – Chapter of Destruction, resulting in a severe shortage available in circulation. Many cliques had to pool together their Jurrac Aeolo such that only two or three of them could build the True King Dinosaur deck. Meanwhile the True Draco deck is largely made up of common cards and could be easily acquired from the recent Maximum Crisis booster set, making True Draco a much more popular pick.

可以看出来，10年时间里面K社最平衡的时候只有11期前中期，10年时间只有这段时间饼图卡组有五个以上。其次就是10期末，大多数时候有四个饼图卡组。