Take a look: When you split up the Dot Code part of the card into what they would look like under Red, Green and Blue light well, you clearly get some different examples of what they look like: The blue view lol, nope The green view a little better, but some of the stray printing it might interfere with the e-Readers ability to read the Dot Code bar properly The red view now THAT is a nice clean pattern
Certain cards will entirely lock you out of other summoning mechanics, and the fusion monsters were created in a period of Yu-Gi-Ohs history where they only had to do the bare minimum to be considered good
Energy Zone seems to be one of them a place where you can attach Energy to your cards
The cards in this deck are not particularly rare and they're not random, like a pack of cards
Consistency, redundancy, and comeback mechanics are the holy trinity of this archetype, and I make sure they're front and center in every variation of the deck
While its market price hovers around $160, savvy investors know the potential hererecent all-time trends show a sizzling 29.24% growth, with some high-end copies soaring past $1,200
