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Thought of Desires but it being at 2 made me think it is a bit unreliable. Same for something like Gold Sarc + Necroface (although Necroface can also use Allure and really anything else). Did not think of Snow, but I think it is because of the current banned status. I think the pot that excavates cards is ok but as a +0 that either barely allows the Summon requirement or leaves it at 1800 ATK at most, it wasn't something I've been too sold on. I just remembered Gizmekk though, that ought to help a lot, but this is now on the realm of a deck focused around it. - - - - Hmm I was thinking on more specific suggestions.... I'm aware the card has immunity built in (and re-reading my previous post I don't think I kept that in mind after the half point of what I wrote there), so it won't be getting Veilered'd or anything any time soon. I think it could do without the 1 discard part of the Summon. I think the part of returning all your banished cards when you have 5+ is good enough of its own. The ATK goes up small enough to be beatable even with the immunity so scratching that discard wouldn't be a risky thing. I also would suggest that the cards it discards for cost to activate the effect instead were "discard and banish, face-down". That way each of your "discards" would fuel +300 ATK, and make it so that if it gets taken down you already have some of the cost ready for another copy. I'm thinking of that excavating Pot card and then using this card's eff to "discard" 2 and hit 1 in opponent's GY and 1 in opponent's field. You then would be left with a 2400 ATK unaffected monster. 2700 with the End Phase Exodia piece banished. It sounds good enough to make a deck around The last effect being re-read almost gave me a heart attack as I was finishing the previous suggestions, and thankfully it says "by this card's effect". So that plus the clause you having to slow Tribute it instead of it just flowating into a +5.... that is great, I can confidently say this last part of the card wouldn't break a version if your card with my suggestions xD - - - - Oh, that last effect was worrysome until I read "banished by this card's effect". I think I have another suggestion. Instead of "5 cards banished face-down via this card", have it be something like 3 (or 4 depending on testing) banished Exodia pieces regardless of how they were banished or if they are up or down. I'm thinking Exodia is a pretty big part of the flavor so you hitting any limbs with Desires means your effect can never really retrieve them, and you only end up having to reshuffle all banished cards and start rolling the strategy all over again hoping to not hit limbs.... that sounds a bit too fragile. Aaaaaaand the reason I suggest an amount less than 5 is because my suggestion would go the other way around and encourage a turbo "banish everything then tribute this and win" button.... and that'd be the opposite of an improvement xD Just an extra suggestion, to see if you find it interesting.

Thread is almost 1 year old but I think the game has been somewhat kind to this monster. The Reptilianne Tuners created in the last few years IRL make it fairly easy to make (because sure as heck the Venom monsters aren't known for their Tuners coming from the GX era xD ). Still, something like this could use a power boost. I recommend some things but since it'd be lenghty to bullet point each, I'll just write down everything in a single effect, and you'll see whatever you might like to take or leave from there: When this card is Synchro Summoned: Take 1 "Venom Swamp" from your Deck or GY, and place it on either player's Field Zone. Once per turn: You can place 1 Venom Counter on each face-up non-Reptile monster on the field. Monsters with Venom Counters cannot target cards with their effects. ^This would be in my opinion a lot more fun. Faster Counter production, you can have 2 swamps on the field with this and an extra search for what is the key card. A whooping -1000 per counter and 3 counters per turn so even a blue-eyes could die in a turn best case scenario. Of course, Venom Swamp is an End Phase effect, which is slow enough to not be banworthy even though it sounds inssuferable to go against (not like Reptiliannes wouldn't already 0 out monsters quick anyways).

Umm it isn't too bad but it sounds like a casual fun card. It is a nomi where I would thank the recycling of banished cards, but requiring at least 5 means you basically need Necroface or Pot of Desires to have gone through to reliable Summon this card in a serious environment, and Necroface is a bit more reliable for the refreshing banished bit. It gains some ATK but in that sense it is no Gren Maju, not that Gren Maju is all that amazing either, and granted that I get your card does slightly lesser versions of the effects because it is doing various of them in one single card, but I think this is a case in which it is more favorable to run the single-niche more specialized cards for each respective use. The huge "up to 4" discard cost is risky but I'll give it that it can minimize at 1 discard and banish 1 from field only, or 1 from GY only, and that's pretty good value on its own. Not gonna complain about the super risky "discard 4" scenario that's just an extra option. The Forbidden One support eff should probably go "End Phase" from anybody instead of just your End Phase. It is kind of slow as it is. The last effect could afford to say "up to 5" for flexibility. 5 turns is a lot, let along 5 of YOUR turns for the full package. Nowadays searching Exodia is not really game breaking. We got Sangan and Witch at 3 (even if they have a hard OPT errata) on top of "Fusion Deployment" that can Summon them from Deck (or Tour Guide in Sangan's case). There's also the "Obliterate!!!" trap and "Legendary Exodia Incarnate" to further support that win con. I think those are either slightly faster or slightly more flexible if we go the Exodia goal. All in all, it does a lot of things but in a scattered and kinda diluted way. It's not a terrible thing to go for, but for my taste I'd rather it focused on 1 or 2 effects and did those niches well instead of having like 5 or 6 effects.

It's been a while since this section was used I see xP I've been doing a custom TCG project on the side of other things I've worked on over the past year or so. From there, I got the idea of working in a sort of "how to play" booklet but with the deck's characters doing a sort of wall break explanation to the reader. Ideally there'd be at least 4-ish more pages like this. It looks.... VERY hand made. But still wanted to share it.

I didn't see a ton of anime, and this one is most likely not "best of the year" but I guess everybody knows of Mob Psycho 200, Bocchi the Rock, or Spy x Family by now sooo here's another thing: IDK how new it really is but I found this anime called "Romantic Killer" that I liked a lot more than I expected. Fun was had.

That's a case of "the grass is always greener on the other side". The other respective games have their own cases of powercreep and complexity creep going on for a while. Pokemon's stats have been going up over time. Back in its first set Charizard at 120 HP was king in stats. Nowadays you see 330 HP pokemon with similar difficulty to play as back then's Stage 1 pokemon. There's also special mechanics that essentially are akin to "you get a stronger pokemon" but "if it dies your opponent can claim 2 prizes". We even have some triple prize mons like Tag Team and VMAX. This all comes with stronger attacks as well where you can one-shot an opponent with the right type machup or a particularly well charged move. I like Pokemon card arts in recent history though, just look at full arts and alt arts... xD MTG is going through pure chaos. Even if you ignore all the issues out of the actual gamplay like the bad customer service, bad product quality control, bad PR moves, etc. you still have a game that's been getting more complex and fast. Powercreep is a thing even in rotation formats because the developers still feel the need to "keep things fresh". From what I heard they very much have 1 good format left in the form of Commander, while Standard and Legacy are suffering and sanctioned play in general iirc has been eliminated altogether in recent history. I'm no MTG player but I like purchasing sample decks of card games and testing them out, and I haven't been able to find non-commander decks for like 2 or 3 years, other than in a Comic Book store that has this weird looking product that costs like 3 times the price of a Yugioh deck. Let me tell you that from my experience being taught a bit of MTG back in like 2012-2014-ish. They can be just as combo-licious as Yugioh but they go an extra step for everything to harness more mana and speed up the placing of Basic Land cards. It also has some less limitations, like the field size (which in MTG is infinite) so if you ever get trapped in a snowball effect believe me it can be dreadful. Yugioh's tier 0 problem is objectively speaking arguably not an issue. I don't like it at all myself but I think Konami tries to have one sometimes throughout history. Usually there's an audience that wants to play against a much more predictable opponent (and it doesn't get better than against the same deck). Well this is so long as the mirror match of the tier 0 deck is skillfull enough. Dragon Ruler format, TeleDAD, and currently Tearlaments I've seen have people that advocate for them. Not so much something like the Frog FTK from back in the day so being tier 0 doesn't inherently make things skillful either. The polar opposite is players that want a diverse format where they can homebrew and customize a bit more things. During these "eras" of the game the side deck is very different, trying to cover for the deck's own potential weaknesses rather than to hard counter a specific part of the more narrow choices of a tier 0 environment. It is temporary..... although I agree power creep in Yugioh has been picking up lately. This I say based on how early in 2022 we had stuff like Virtual Worlds, Sword Souls, even some stuff like Sky Strikers popped up, and by December those relevant decks weren't even making it to tier 3 according to most pie charts I got to see of event tops. Another thing to note from Yugioh I noticed is that archetypes have been shying away from having their own omni-negate options. There are the decks use stuff like Fleur or Toadally Awesome but those cards were already there before. Despite the powercreep aspect Konami seems to be attempting somewhat of a change in direction here. I haven't even seen as many floodgate effects beyond the odd Sythe or Barrier Statue. Still the game is in somewhat of a transition point so it might or might not turn bad. Honestly I've been having stuff to complain about since almost the start of the game. TeleDAD felt like the definitive deck, the pinacle of evolution, the "we can't go further" point in the game... have you tried building it nowadays? It feels often weaker than a deck you'd build from buying 3 modern era structure decks. Chess is never the best comparison. Chess is unchanging and uncustomizable and eliminates as much luck from it as possible. TCGs are a never-ending piling of pieces into a card castle, and demands a balance between skill and luck. Too much luck and no informed move from the player will seem to matter, but luck is a little fun and makes the game sometimes be just unpredictable enough to alter the way you manage your resources or flip things around. It doesn't hurt to try out other games, but keep in mind often enough even when a card game pops up that seems to be doing better, they tend to not be able to keep up in the long run. I know of at least 1 overhaul that CardFight Vanguard had. Wixoss is I believe also in its 3rd incarnation. I lost track of Force of Will altogether. And some indie games have popped up to weird results... have you seen MetaZoo? I think it's awful but that's just me....

Bocchi xD

Update (will update OP once the drawing is fully finished ^^" )

Thanks n.n That first one is the one that took me the most work to make xD I don't draw creepy stuff all that often these days (back in my high school days I did draw more of it though, this last decade has been more like my kawaii drawing decade xD )

So today I bring 3 different drawings. First a Demon Girl I made for a card contest Second, well... in the same contest, another user drew something, and so I drew that character but in my style and without it being chibi like the original xP Finally, a work in progress that is a retry of an older drawing. Some years ago I made a request thread and among the entries there was a Pokemon Gijinka of Omanyte. I'll start with posting the old/original version I made: and so this is the retry: These are all stuff I made today when I finally caught good weather and a good day off for this xP Only the last one I can modify based on any feedback I might get, but feel free to point out stuff from the other ones regardless for educational purposes~ xP

Glad you like them xP If you wanna see if they get accepted to be used like that by the rest of the site I'd be very glad to lend them xD Thanks a lot ^^ Btw, I just noticed on top of the main forum it has an anouncement: Happy Birthday! n.n

God bless working spoilers xD I've seen these all before, love them. Patricia's portrait is my favorite one there and I don't remember if you actually posted that one before because you had a full body version that DID make it up to statuses in commemoration of the holiday in question. Ghost from the attic loos menacing but nobody with a smiling carbunble on top like that can be that bad xD I kinda wanna have a go at drawing that Christmas nun. IDK she just looks elegant and I actually have a bit of trouble when designing nun outfits that look good enough.... The last ummm.... let's see... Ramona, right? I wonder what the context of her crying is. I recall the scene of her fighting a spider that kept redoing its web.