The history of TCGs is full of these types of stories
The original ATK and DEF of this monster is the sum of the ATK and DEF of all monster tributed to summon it
Its not like there arent enough answers to the card type, what with attacking it, discard, burn, countermagic, Pithing Needle and variants, Oblivion Ring and variants, Vindicate and variants, Vampire Hexmage and variants, outright killing the controller, playing in such a way as to minimize its impact, and legend-ruling it with your own copy all being options available to players [and designers]
The banning of Heavy Storm is a blessing and a curse: Setting multiple backrow becomes much safer Giant Trunade is used as a non-interactive alternative for some decks Trap Dustshoot becomes a liability as it is less likely to resolve Starlight Road is impractical as its primary victim is absent from the format Decks are built under the premise of grinding through multiple backrow Banning Heavy Storm allows defensive traps to be set at a density adequate to the power level of the format in order to maintain an interactive game
As we discussed earlier, offset printing uses only 4 colours (blue, red, yellow, and black)
animated series, Yu-Gi-Oh VRAINS, available subtitled on Crunchyroll
