9 28th, Michael Haynes Thomas (US) [Fiendsmith Snake-Eye] Source: @TrishulaTTV 9 28th, Azuma Shinichi (JP) [Fiendsmith Rescue-ACE] Source: @shinichiazunyan 9 28th, Noguchi Daigo (JP) [Tenpai Dragon] Source: @daigo717 9 28th, Charles Loo Wei Jing (MY) [Fiendsmith Yubel] Source: @weijingg 9 28th, Gabriel Netz (GB) [Fiendsmith Snake-Eye] Source: @Gabriel_Netz 9 28th, Moriuchi Ginga (JP) [Fiendsmith Labrynth] Source: @9vpL6 References Yu-Gi-Oh
That doesnt mean this deck doesnt have some clever lines
The aforementioned focus on monster vs monster battles, as well as the lack of spot removal and smaller field sizes, means that it's a lot harder to get rid of a monster from your own side of the field than it is in the TCG
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The issue I have with it is that ultimately it is not a threat making it much like Mana Vault and Aether Vial and all those other dead draws in the mid game
First introduced in 2002 from the Tournament Pack: 2nd Season , the unremarkable monster type card has surprisingly helpful attributes
