Includes reprint of members/support for the "Blue-Eyes", "Code Talker", "Crystal", "Crystal Beast", "CXyz", "Dark Magician", "Dark Magician Girl", "Elemental HERO", "Fusion", "Fusion Dragon", "Galaxy", "Galaxy-Eyes", "HERO", "Junk", "Kuriboh", "Magician Girl", "Neos", "Number", "Number", "Number C", "Number 10X", "Pendulum Dragon", "Phantom Knights", "Photon", "Rank-Up-Magic", "Red-Eyes", "roid", "Speedroid", "Starving Venom", "Supreme King Dragon", "Supreme King Gate", "Synchro Dragon", "Synchron", "The Phantom Knights", "Trickstar", "Ultimate Crystal", "Utopic", "Utopic Future", "Venom", and "Xyz Dragon" archetypes, as well as the Chimeratech, Cosmic Synchro Monster, -Eyes Dragon, Four Dimension Dragons, Number F, Supreme King, and Yubel series
This is a really fun enchantment, and while its more of a shoe-in for decks that want vanilla creatures like Ruxa, Patient Professor, its honestly not the worst enchantment finisher for a deck full of evasive bodies like Merfolk, or Edric, Spymaster of Trest
1 Trainer card was customised with the name of the tournament winner printed onto the card, making each card one-of-a-kind
As Silumgar's undead vizier, she strove to ensure her own power and status
Beedrill ex is fast to set up for a Stage 2, requires minimal energy, and has a highly disruptive effect, making it a deceptively strong option. 1 Meowscarada Is The Perfect Counter To Ex Decks Red has been a tremendous Trainer card, giving players a strong incentive to choose one-point decks over ex variants
(This list was originally published July 3, 2021
