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I'm no expert of Chronomalies, but this doesn't seem to support them with what I would think is the best way, which is getting monster on board for Xyzs, namely Chateau, Pleiades, Gorgonic Guardian, etc. While it does mark 2 MM Zones to work with, you have to invest 2 Chronomalies for it first, and adding a Chronomaly to the hand as return of investment doesn't guarantee it will translate into a follow-up Xyz Summon of their disruptive monsters. Then, without comboing with the Chronomaly Xyzs, a Quick Effect ATK boost is relatively easy to play around. Then again, the ATK boost effect encourages the opponent to remove it by effect, leading into the cool float effect, but that's a rather passive play.

Such an odd interpretation for a toaster. My first thought was a Wind-Up Rabbit-like effect to blink 2 monsters on board and bring them back 1~2 turns later with maybe an slight stat boost to represent the bread getting toasted and thus, tougher. Regardless, this mostly looks like a card that discard-happy decks would play to set their combos going. Otherwise, the discard 2 for a delayed destruction seems undesirable, as, for offense purposes, the opponent can easily make use of the targeted cards as fodder before losing them. Not to mention the destruction, albeit non-targeting, is mandatory and doesn't restrict from which side the cards are being destroyed, so if the opponent clears its board or already is in a losing position, you would end up taking the damage. Also it allows for combos with your own destruction-happy or floaty cards, balancing the drawbacks a little, but if you play this to pop your own cards, there are faster and more card-advantageous alternatives out there.

Quite strange card. IMO the big downside is that it needs a Level8+ monster on board to be live, and thus can be a dead draw in combo-reliant decks if they don't open with a way to get such monster. Also it seems it doesn't benefit from any search support. Guess it's fine for casual level play. You could improve it by making it require the Level 8+ in either the board or GY, resulting in a Level 1 Token if you are targeting the monster in the GY. By the way, you should add a (min. 1) PSCT there, since it shouldn't be possible to reduce 0 Levels and get a Level 0 Token.

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Sandstorms and rickety carriages were something Sifu was used to. She always thought those experiences could prepare her for the great blue sea. The only other time she'd felt so wrong in her life was the time before deciding to become a hunter. Rain and rocking ships were different beasts entirely. As such, Sifu had spent much of her voyage on the deck itself. If everything she'd heard about Alcoria was true, there was no point trying to hide herself under decks or roofs. It was best to acclimate herself to where she'd be living. Her arms were numb, her legs had done a marvelous job at not keeping her upright as the ship rocked back and forth, and the rather basic iron switchaxe she'd been carrying around felt all the heavier. This was what she'd be hunting in? That was a challenge she'd accept any day. She'd have to be able to hunt anywhere in order to be the best, and something so opposite of her desert home was as fine a starting point as any. Because of her decision to stay above deck - something the sailor sent to collect her found to be pretty stupid - finding her wasn't tough, and she was the first to be met with a pro. This woman was her future. Sifu tried to mimic her stance, if only to keep herself on her feet for more than a few seconds at a time, but it simply wasn't working out. She'd have to figure out her own way. But for now, she had bigger things on her mind. "Prepare to jump!" "JUMP!?" "Jump now, if you want to survive! This is your entrance exam, newbies!" "Ah...so this is where it ends for me..." Tch. Sifu, for one, knew there was no way she'd be able to make that sort of jump. Especially not with the kind of distance that hunter had managed. Not on this rocking ship, not when her legs were cold from the wind and rain, and definitely not with her switchaxe weighing her down. But coming all this way, just to quit at the front door? "You're here to learn how to rhunt monsters, and you're afraid of a jump!?" Sifu readied her switchaxe. If she was facing him directly, it wouldn't be hard to believe Sifu was ready to lop this boy's head clean off his shoulders. As if she were chasing down a monster instead of a dock, Sifu charged forward, leaping off the ship as she roared "If you can't find a way, carve one yourself!" That was what it meant to be a human! And so, in that human spirit, Sifu swung her weapon forward, lodging it into a beam holding the dock up, dangling precariously from her switchaxe. And then she started climbing the weapon. Up, until she got a hand down on the dock's wooden surface, before pulling her switchaxe out of the beam and hoisting it up, followed by the rest of her body. She still didn't like the wind, rain, and hail against her body, but it was nice to be back on something that wasn't a boat. Sifu rolled over onto her back, stopping to catch her breath after the improvised feat of acrobatics. Once she got up to her feet, she walked the rest of the way, before nodding at the hunter, brushing some soaked hair out of her eyes. "Take it that counts as a pass?" "Don't get too cocky, runt." The Hunter blurted, not even giving the girl a glance. "You might be the best of this bunch, but that ain't sayin' much. This is where the real test begins." Runt? But Sifu was taller than those other three, right? People usually commented she was unusually tall for a woman, even. She tossed the thought aside. If this was where the real test started, Sifu was ready to tackle whatever it'd take.

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