That puts it in a very rarefied class of the best white cards ever, a welcome sight for a color which doesnt get to flex with many straight-up bombs
Another problematic area is the furigana (reading hints in hiragana above kanji) which is super tiny and really hard to read
If you win the toss, you get to choose how you play
originated in Japan, many cards are printed in both English and Japanese, but set codes, set names, card layout, and checklists can differ depending on the language The Japanese version of Yu-Gi-Oh
These decks should generally not have any two-card infinite combos that can happen cheaply and in about the first six or so turns of the game, but it's possible the long game could end with one being deployed, even out of nowhere
We doubt it very much