When this card is flipped face-up: You can add from your Deck to your hand, 1 "Ghostrick" monster whose Level is less than or equal to the number of "Ghostrick" monsters you control
During your Main Phase: You can destroy all monsters yo
This list includes: --Cards that make you wonder why they exist --Cards that demand peculiar play-styles, or that demand playstyles be warped around them in ways that were/are unexpected --Several strange cards from Time Spiral block (let's be honest - that was an interesting time) --Cards which are weird for flavour reasons --"Bad" cards that make wonky, unstable, or otherwise unpredicted/unpredictable changes in the game --Effects that don't make sense --Actual Weirds If you guys think of anything I should add for one of those reasons, or for another reason I didn't think of, don't hesitate to say so
(8/23/2016) A conspiracy doesn't count as a card in your deck for purposes of meeting minimum deck size requirements
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That being said, today we'll go over Mega Gengar ex and show you how you can upgrade it