The dilemma is very useful, but the cards that do not have an icon or the right are turned into unexpected courage
Its a story of secret codes, subversive art, and how the Japanese underworld kept a tradition alive by pretending it was nothing more than poetry
In Unstable we had the card Earl of Squirrels, which had the Squirrellink keyword to make Squirrel tokens whenever it dealt damage to a player, and the artifact Steel Squirrel, while Unsanctioned had the Half-Squirrel, Half- augmented creature, Snickering Squirrel, and the squirrel Commander Acornelia, Fashionable Filcher who made acorn counters whenever a card you cast had a squirrel in the art
This ties in with a subplot about Yugi becoming his own person and so on
We've already been shown one instance of Saga mechanics at play on a Creature card through the example of Summon: Shiva
This card doesnt have the game-changing upside of Ink-Eyes, Servant of Oni, but it provides support for your ninja presence on the battlefield