Ken keeps the Battle Rams coming with Evo Mirror
His cheap Clash Royale deck puts opponents under repeated pressure, but a Bowler and E-Giant matchup tests its limits.
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- 0:00Ken introduces the Evo Mirror, Evo Battle Ram and Bomber cycle deck for ranked matches.
- 3:31The second match brings a discussion of when Evo Bomber is more useful than Evo Battle Ram.
- 7:18A heavy opposing push tests Ken's defence as he looks for more Battle Ram pressure.
- 11:03The third match reaches its deciding overtime Mirror play.
- 14:43Bowler, Tesla and E-Giant pose a different challenge; the final result comes at 18:04.
One Evo Battle Ram is a problem. Ken's plan is to have another ready before his opponent has finished dealing with it.
In "this is disgusting", he takes Evo Mirror into ranked Clash Royale with a cheap cycle deck, using low-cost cards to get back to his main attacking threats quickly. The upload has drawn roughly 386,000 views since yesterday.
After the previous video's doubled Skeleton Barrels, this is a different delivery system for the Mirror experiment: repeated Battle Rams bearing down on towers. Skeletons and Fire Spirit help keep the cards moving, while Bomber and Minions give Ken defensive options between attacks.
The matches also give him reasons to reconsider which evolution he needs. During the second game, he weighs Evo Bomber against Evo Battle Ram; later, an overtime Mirror play earns an emphatic declaration that it has rescued the match. A Minion gets its own grand tribute: "Absolute cinema, generational lock-in from the Minion..."
Ken supplies the running commentary wearing a McDonald's cap, a detail that has generated its own stream of fast-food jokes. Elsewhere in the comments, viewers are working through the deck's evolution slots and questioning an early elixir-spending decision.
The final matchup offers a less comfortable test. Bowler, Tesla and E-Giant interrupt the rhythm, leaving Ken trying to force his quick-cycling attack through a very different defensive problem.
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Which card joins Evo Mirror and Evo Battle Ram in Ken's opening deck description?
Ken introduces the setup as Evo Mirror, Evo Battle Ram and Bomber 2.1 cycle.


