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Divine Consumption of the Planetary Ills [AKA Being Literal before the shitty pun is clear]


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[When exactly 1 monster is banished from your Graveyard: Send 1 monster from your deck to the Graveyard with a different attribute than the banished monster. The effect of "Evil Star God Eater" can only be activated once per turn.]

 

Will update when NAC gives info back on it.

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[quote="NeoArkadia"]Also, if I have the art of Seijya no Shinshoku right.
 
It's [i]Constellar Sombres and Evilswarm Kerykeion tag-teaming to try and slay Sophia, Goddess of Rebirth[/i].[/quote]
[quote="NeoArkadia"]No clue. Supposedly though, from a brief glimpse of the Tospedia lore, it's revealed Noellia's true objective wasn't to take the resources and power of the Mist Valley for the Gishki: It's gain control of Sophia herself.
 
If I had to guess? It's Kerykeion and Sombres deciding that the endless cycle of Sophia's destroying and remaking the Duel Terminal World is pointless, and well. They decide to stop her from taking down the entire planet, even if it's been reduced to a wreck that'll take a long time to repair, the inhabitants of the world still have a right to exist.
 
Basically. Think Sonic and Shadow trying to stop Final Hazard, except Final Hazard here is the very will of Mother Nature herself.
 
... Which if true:
 
 
I'm hearing this.[/quote]
[quote="NeoArkadia"]Speaking of, someone has to get that Master Guide and scan it if they want concrete details, if it has any new information. >:U
 
Though, if you go from artwork, Kerykeion is Constellar Rasalhague turned Evilswarm and with Noellia's staff. Sombres is Gem-Knight Seraphinite turned Constellar with the entire arsenal of the Constellars at her command. Their alignment/clan change is probably due to the stones in Sophia's hands.
 
The Gem-Knights and Constellars are pretty much freaking bros.
 
[b]WHY WOULDN'T THEY FIGHT TOGETHER.[/b][/quote]
 
 
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This card's flavor is SOOO SATISFYING!

 

I wouldn't actually think that Evilswarms would have the ability to feel, well, something other than infestation, so they teamed up with the Constellars for an Enemy Mine Situation.  Plus, the name is so epic that it oozes it.

 

Sadly, the effect is mediocre for the two of them until Konami released some LIGHT lswarms and DARK Constellars.

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Sophia isnt necessarily evil. I thought Sophia's existence is to kill everything and start over, because the current world is screwed no matter what. Isn't that the story behind Vylons and Trishula and whatever? They're trying to destroy everything to stop the virus?


It was to keep looping it until the forces found a way of working together / the world didn't force itself to basically be at the point of oblivion. Which is ultimately what they need to do in order to overthrow Sophia.
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Sophia isnt necessarily evil. I thought Sophia's existence is to kill everything and start over, because the current world is screwed no matter what. Isn't that the story behind Vylons and Trishula and whatever? They're trying to destroy everything to stop the virus?

It's not clear, but they're apparently teaming up to stop the endless cycle of reincarnation, because it's failing every single time and it's not doing anything good.

 

I feel like there's a story riiiiiight at the edge of my mind that this reminds me of, but can't quite grasp it.

 

EDIT: And then I realized it reminded me of Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. And then I was disappoint.

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It's not clear, but they're apparently teaming up to stop the endless cycle of reincarnation, because it's failing every single time and it's not doing anything good.

 

I feel like there's a story riiiiiight at the edge of my mind that this reminds me of, but can't quite grasp it.

 

EDIT: And then I realized it reminded me of Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. And then I was disappoint.

But there's no Mary Sue messiah protagonist, so it's immediately better than Radiant Dawn.

 

OT: I guess you can set up for other Elements incarnate?

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It's starting to sound a lot like Final Fantasy Dissida. What with the cycles and all.

 

So basically this is trying to make a hybrid deck between Constellars and Verz possible? Hmm.. odd. I can't think of any other deck that would use this.

-Banish Mezuki > Revive Zombie Master > mill another of those DARK Zombies we love so much?

-As stated above: Banish Lonefire > Revive Spore > mill Dandy

-Banish Necro Gardna > Mill Wulf

-Or is an extremely weird and casual build: Banish Shield Warrior > Mill Bestiary > tag out for Darius > contact fuse and pop cards with Gyzarus

-Banish Red Eyes Wyvern > Revive REDMD and mill uhh.. any non-WND Dragon

-Attack with Dark Parshath > banish draw and mill.

-Stardust Shimmer > something.

-Reserve 1 of the 5 Soul Release targets for your Graveyard.

 

It sounds fun, and I like how saying "different attribute" actually leaves the choices broad enough.

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ALL THE LORE

 

I was going to talk about how you copied that straight from NAC, but now I'm just confused as to how the f*ck quotes work.

 

OT: Seems funny, though I feel, in a way, that it's about as helpful as Star Sign in Constellars.

 

Perhaps it'd be cool in Gogogo Zombies? Meh. Idk.

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