I had a game last week where I cast Mulch on turn two, and I turned over three creatures and a Ghoulcaller's Bell
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Everything in the deck is built around that mechanic, and youll have a blast playing it in almost any bracket
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The XYZ of the uppercase is not the Xyz card group.[2] It can be activated even if you personally destroy your Xyz monster in battle.[3] The OCG version of Franken's effect is a free chain effect that nullifies 1 face-up card on the opponent's field until the end of the turn by removing 1 Xyz material when this card is in Attack Position, then sending 1 card from your hand to the Graveyard and changing this card to Defense Position.[4] There is an Xyz Universe , but it is not a regular summon, and the conditions are difficult and there are many disadvantages.[5] However, in the case of the anime version of the Ancient Shark Hyper Megalodon, it can be summoned by releasing one water attribute card, and when it inflicts battle damage to the opponent, it is a card that destroys 'all' monsters below that level instead of dealing damage, so it makes sense to think that it is one of the methods that Shark designed to attack Numbers' battle resistance like Black Ray Lancer before acquiring Shark Drake
For me, the best decks score highly on the following axes: They added something new to the game, and just weren't another deck that played similar to many before and since
