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De-Synchro for all ED types so far, and with a twist. This is a card IMO warrants to be a Normal Trap, or else it would have been too good xD. Be pro and combo it with Urgent Tuning, Wonder Xyz, World Legacy Awakens, etc. to ED Summon during an opponent's turn you activate this :v Not much to say. It's a power card that requires at least 1 turn of set-up, or 2 so you play it during your turn for a potentially big extension of plays. But then both this card and your ED monsters have to survive the opponent's turn. A funny play that occurs to me is splitting an Apollousa once its ATK runs out to get 4 monsters back... but depending on the quality of those monsters, they can be just 4 monsters to block attacks, or a lot of pluses if they each have +1 On-Summon, float or Quick Effects.

Basically Kuraz in the form of a Normal Trap. Not impressive, IMO. Best way to play it is to pop your own dead or floaty cards on board, which is what Kuraz does most of the time in Monarchs, but unlike Kuraz it doesn't come with a body and can't pop itself for a draw, requiring more cards on board to be live. Not to mention the inherent 1 turn wait of Trap Cards.

It just occurred to me that there wasn't really a list of what was available for custom groups... so here have a list! Font - Any of the fonts available on Google Fonts Gradient - Gradient effect on text (so going from red to dark red, blue to light blue etc) Gradient Direction - Up, Down, Left, Right or Circular (The direction that gradient takes effect on) Images/Icons - Small images before or after usernames Sparkles - Animated GIFs that display behind/in front of the username/group. Glow - Text outline that glows Drop Shadow - Add a drop shadow to your text (not compatible with the glow) Font Styling - Bold/Italics/Underline etc Font Direction - Flipped horizontally/vertically etc If it's not on this list doesn't mean it isn't possible! Feel free to add any other requests once you receive a PM from a member of staff to redeem your custom member group and if it's possible we'll try our best to get it done for you. Once you purchase the custom member group item from the shop a member of staff will be in contact with you shortly.

Shaymin shook in place as she stared at the cracked ground underneath Giratina, more specifically what was revealed after it cracked. She shook further when the other legendary turned to match gazes with her, letting out a sigh of relief as the ghost turned her insidious gaze away to stare at Lok. She let out a gasp at seeing the others get attacked, but found it hard to force her legs to move, as they trembled like aspens before a gale. So strong... So instead of moving, the legendary clasped her hands together and bowed her head. After a few seconds had passed, she lifted her head, opening her hands to reveal a small seed within. Taking the seed, she threw it at Giratina. As it spiraled through the air, the seed began to glow a brilliant emerald green. Landing on the other legendary, it cracked open, small vines bursting from within that grew larger and longer, wrapping around the ghost. While it didn't look like they impeded the gijinka's movement any, every so often they would glow that same emerald hue, which would then condense into spheres of green light trailing back to Shaymin. And each time, the grass type looked a little more vivacious, the bruises covering her body starting to fade.

When she woke Gabriela wondered if perhaps she had dreamed all of that. It seemed farfetched. Something out of a story. She had been putting up this fictitious mask so would it not make sense that she'd concoct a fairy tale story in her mind? There was no way something so pleasant and perfect had happened. Yet the memory was so strong. How could it be anything but real? One thing she was sure of. The alarm at her bedside was certainly real. She got up and realized she had slept in her costume, her royal dress as she told others, and she let out a sigh. She would have to be sure that it remained in good condition. She still had the rest of the year and if it got ruined she would have to come up with some reason that she suddenly stopped wearing her signature outfit. An outfit she had claimed to multiple people she had many copies of. Thankfully for now she had to go to class. Which meant a school uniform. So she set the dress aside for now and set out. On her way to class, striding confidently and lightly, she noticed something odd. A few people were glancing her way. True, she usually made a big entrance, and true, she intentionally tried to make herself noticed. But she hadn't done anything yet to stand out and she didn't look unusual while wearing the school uniform. As she passed by one such student, who seemed amused by her for some reason, she noticed something in their hand. A school newspaper. And on the front page, above the fold, was a headline. "The Kickoff Dance: Where Duelists Clash and Love Blooms." And the picture was of her. Her and Melissa. After leaving the dance. In black and white, for all to see, her impulsive kiss. Face red, Gabriela ran the rest of her way towards her first class. A confused mixture of feelings ran through her mind. She felt a happiness at the proof that the night had happened. But at the forefront was guilt. Would people be cruel to Melissa because of this? Because of her? She nervously pulled her phone out and sent the girl a simple message. "How are you?"

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The first thing Christopher noticed when he followed Leo outside was how bright everything seemed to be, like, the contrast between the dimmer Drooling Dragon bar and the outside world was more than he expected. The second thing was how weird that was, you know, because of how that same sunlight had been what had woken him up in the first place. The third thing was Leo, who really wasn’t taking things as seriously as Chris had hoped. What was with this waving stuff? What was with not paying attention to the one person who was most likely to do him harm if he wasn’t careful? Even when he was talking to Chris, he kept doing it with that devil-may-care attitude that was one of the reasons Chris had brought them both outside in the first place. “I don’t intend to fight fair,” Leo said. Chris stared at Leo’s weapon like he didn’t understand how it functioned, which was a good look, he figured, because he really didn’t. Like, it had a hole at the end, so maybe something came out of it and that was probably bad, but the thing paled in size to a shortsword or even some daggers. And it was still at Leo’s hip. That was just bad practice for someone who said they didn’t fight clean, because neither did Christopher, and he wasn’t about to start now. Leo had shown a weapon, and even if Chris didn't understand it, it meant he had to act fast. His perception of time slowed as he started his rush forward. One second, maybe two, and he’d closed the distance between them. Three, four, and before Leo had even fully drawn his weapon, Chris had landed a punch right to his stomach. And when Leo doubled over (five, six) Chris met his chest with a knee. Leo grunted as the attacks made contact. He seemed shocked that Christopher had charged in. Despite his threat before he didn’t draw his weapon. Instead, he hooked an arm under Chris’s knee and pulled back, attempting to throw the younger man off balance. “Scrappy one aren’t you?” Leo muttered with a small grin. “Yeah,” Chris grunted. His first impulse was to resist Leo’s tug, and he tried to pull the other way, but if Leo wanted to go on the ground, who was Chris going to disagree? He hopped on his one leg, shifted his weight, and down he went. All he had to do now was make sure Leo came with him. It was easier said than done, of course. He’d accepted the fall, but that didn’t mean he wasn’t off-balance because of it. Leo -- who’d been more prepared, of course -- seized the opportunity and twisted around, throwing Chris onto his back. The move very nearly knocked the wind out of him, but he wasn’t out of it just yet. Leo still had a hold of one of his legs, but with his other one he sent a kick aimed straight at Leo’s groin.