I PLAY YU-GI-OH CARD GAME

“Oto!” the commentator shouted, “Player Noragami showed his ace Submarineroid, and took the lead by directly attacking and dealing 800 damage!”

“At the end of the damage step, after this card battled, I can change this card to Defense Position.

So I changed the ‘Submarineroid’ to defense mode!”

[Submarineroid, ATK 800 → DEF 1800]

Submarineroid: Hit and run is so fucking exciting!

“Set three cards, I end my turn!” said Noragami.

“It appears! The trap tactics that Player Noragami is best at!”

While explaining, the airplane head commentator complained in his heart that the player’s name was really strange to pronounce.

“Use the Submarineroid that can attack directly to cross the front line to deal damage, and use traps to strengthen defense and prevent the opponent’s attack!

Very powerful tactics, so far, many players from various times and spaces have suffered losses under this formation!

How should Player Yusei respond?”

“……My turn, draw!”

Yusei glanced at the card he drew and his eyes moved.

Here it comes.

“Activate the Spell Card ‘That Grass Looks Greener’.” Yusei said, “If I have more cards in my Deck than the opponent does: Send cards from the top of my Deck to the GY so I have the same number of cards in the Deck as the opponent.”

Native Noragami: “!”

Damn, you still need to mow the grass? Brother Crabhead, you have no card player’s ethics!

When your deck had more cards than your opponent, That Grass Looks Greener could accumulate a large amount of graveyard resources in one go. In the real card environment, most people’s decks would be compressed to 40 cards, so if you had a large deck of 60 cards, you could use the That Grass Looks Greener to instantly send a lot of cards to the graveyard.

However, in the animation environment, this tactic was not so useful.

Because the decks of animation characters were often not necessarily limited to 40 cards. Especially for those protagonists whose deck systems were messy and whose cards with unknown meanings could be printed on the spot, the number of cards in their decks was often uncertain.

But for players, this tactic was quite useful.

Needless to say, the Native Noragami’s deck was also a standard configuration of 40 cards.

“The difference in the number of cards in our current decks is 19 cards,” Yusei said, “so I will send 19 cards from the top of the deck to the graveyard!”

Seeing cards in Yusei’s deck rushing into the graveyard like water, Brother Noragami was dumbfounded.

Damn, how many grave traps are piled up here?

In fact, this blindly stacking cards from the top of the deck might not be useful for players. After all, if you were unlucky enough, it was possible that the cards you needed to have on your hand would be stacked in GY for you, while the useful resources and grave traps in the graveyard would not be touched at all.

But for high-Rank protagonists like Brother Crabhead, there was obviously no such concern.

Nineteen cards poured into the graveyard like a tide. Pushing the last card into the duel disk, Yusei raised his eyelids and glanced at the opponent’s three black backcourt cards.

If I remember correctly, this Native Noragami was a duelist with a heavy trap player before participating in the competition. His strategy is to avoid direct confrontation and rely on a large number of traps to interrupt the opponent’s actions.

In other words, as long as the trap is sealed, the opponent’s deck will lose most of its power.

“Then I will activate the effect of the ‘Jinzo – Returner’ that was just sent from the deck to the graveyard!”

Yusei waved his hand, and one of the nineteen cards that had just been sent to the graveyard was withdrawn.

“When this card is sent to the Graveyard, I can select a ‘Jinzo’ in my Graveyard and Special Summon that monster!

So I Special Summon the ‘Jinzo’ in the Graveyard!”

The vortex in the Graveyard opened, the electric current jumped, and the android made of special alloy broke through the underworld with his arms folded, and a powerful mental telekinesis field opened, which was an area where traps were absolutely prohibited!

“Oh, look what’s happening!” the commentator shouted, “It’s actually the trap-killing android! I didn’t expect that Yusei would choose the ‘Jinzo’ that he had never used in previous competitions!

In this way, no traps can be activated, and Player Noragami is in an unprecedented crisis!”

“Fuck, Brother Crabhead is so dirty.” Snow Wave in the audience couldn’t help but complain, “It looks like Brother Noragami is already dead?”

I remember that during the daily task of special training, Brother Noragami once dueled with Brother Crabhead, and it seems that he also lost to Jinzo…

But this time, Brother Noragami said that he had been prepared for a long time!

“Open the set card!” Native Noragami shouted, “Counter Trap ‘Solemn Warning’!”

The Solemn old man appeared in the trial with invincible divine power, slowly raised his wrinkled palm, as if silently issuing an irresistible order!

“When a monster would be Summoned, or when a Spell/Trap Card, or monster effect, is activated that includes an effect that Special Summons a monster: Pay 2000 LP; negate the Summon or activation and destroy it!

I pay 2000 LP to negate and destroy ‘Jinzo – Returner’!”

[Native Noragami, LP 4000 → LP 2000]

The old man waved his sleeves and raised his palm, and a thunderbolt instantly blew the “Jinzo” into pieces before it could stand firm!

“It’s actually Solemn Warning!” The airplane head commentator shouted, “Although it paid a huge price of 2,000 LP, Native Noragami successfully prevented the summoning of the android and avoided the fate of being blocked by the trap!”

“Ha, I was tricked by this guy once before,” Native Noragami was proud, “A true duelist will not be knocked down by the same move twice!” (In fact, he just happened to draw the Solemn Warning).

But Yusei was still very calm.

“Then I Normal Summon ‘Lumina, Lightsworn Summoner’.”

[Lumina, Lightsworn Summoner, ATK 1000]

“Lumina’s effect – Once per turn: I can discard 1 card, then target 1 Level 4 or lower ‘Lightsworn’ monster in my GY; Special Summon it.” Yusei said, “Special Summon ‘Raiden, Hand of the Lightsworn’ from my Graveyard.”

[Raiden, Hand of the Lightsworn, ATK 1700]

“Raiden’s effect – During my Main Phase, I can send the top 2 cards of my Deck to the GY. If any ‘Lightsworn’ monsters were sent to the GY by this effect, this card gains 200 ATK until the end of the opponent’s next turn.”

Yusei drew two cards and sent them to the Graveyard, then swept his arms.

“Level 4, Tuner Monster ‘Raiden, Hand of the Lightsworn’!

Level 3, ‘Lumina, Lightsworn Summoner’!

Tuning!”

[4+3=7]

Native Noragami raised an eyebrow.

Hmm? Level 7 Synchro? What can it produce?

Can you even summon your wife’s dragon?

“Chilling flames engulf the entire world. Pitch-dark flower, set into bloom!” Yusei raised his hand, “Synchro Summon! Lend me your power, Aki——

——Level 7, Black Rose Dragon!!!”

Native Noragami: “What!?”

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