as a benchmark for strength, boasting unmatched attack power at the time and later evolving into entire archetypes built around overwhelming force and fusion mechanics
One of its main uses in such matchups is to protect your important spells from being countered, and that involves casting them both on the same turn
(This is not an endorsement.) So prepare to walk down the street, observing people looking at their phones, exclaiming: Oh look, I found a Poke what the heck is that thing
There are certainly way more powerful builds of that deck, but these are pretty budget friendly cards with the exception of Hero of Bladehold
[2] During Damage Calculation involving your "Clear Wing" monster while this card is face-up in the Extra Deck: You can banish this card, and if you do, that monster gains 700 ATK
To begin, I grabbed my favorite real-world deck a red/black one that I built from scratch with the recent Rivals of Ixalan release and started searching for those specific cards in the pre-baked collection Id been given access to as part of the closed beta