Ill attack someone else with my creatures this turn to keep it even. An apology for the bad luck of someone eating some random damage coupled with you not aiming anything at them for a turn can go a long way toward making it look like you just have a wacky pile of randomness and arent maliciously trying to hurt anyone when in reality, you dont care who gets a vial smashed against their dome as long as it helps the game end quicker
As for the actual sheets and coding everything, I just like spreadsheets, possibly an unreasonable amount
or any targets for this card's Monster Effects, they are not any worth explaining
However, the most viable Pendulum decks in Yu-Gi-Oh!, such as D/D/D, will often use the Pendulum monsters not for their Pendulum scale capabilities, but for the effects they can use while in the Pendulum zone
Its unlikely youll ever face the same person again, unless you share a code with each other
This is incredibly useful to knock out base form pokmon such as Oddish, Rowlet, and Froakie, which if evolved can prove to be a nuisance to the player