Fairy Tale Chapters (MANGA)

[Northern Sage]

Fairy Tale Prologue: Journey’s Dawn

Field Spell Card

 

 

All Battle Damage is halved. During the start of your next turn, replace this card with the Second Chapter.

Fairy Tale Chapter 2: Seething Sun

 

 

All Battle Damage is doubled. During the start of your next turn, replace this card with the Third Chapter.

Fairy Tale Chapter 3: Evening Sun

Field Spell Card

 

 

Once per turn, the turn player can target 1 Synchro Monster in theirGraveyard; Special Summon that target to their side of the field in face-up Defense Position. At the start of your next turn, replace this card with the Final Chapter.

 

Fairy Tale Final Chapter: Moon of Oblivion

Field Spell Card

 

When a Defense Position monster is changed to Attack Position: That monster's ATK is doubled. During the start of your next turn, replace this card with the Prologue.

Unlike LV monsters, they don't need their previous incarnations to get their effects. Of course, if the effects would just fizzle if you only ran one of the cards, you would just run it. Otherwise, there isn't really much of a point because they would just take up a lot of space.

Discuss this gimmickiness.

[Toffee.]

Aside from the fact Chapter 2 is ridiculous, I always liked the concept behind these.
Mostly because, aside from Orichalcos(w/e), we hardly get any Field Spells that form their own Archetype/series that interacts with itself/rest of it's series.

[玄魔の王]

Aside from the fact Chapter 2 is ridiculous, I always liked the concept behind these.
Mostly because, aside from Orichalcos(w/e), we hardly get any Field Spells that form their own Archetype/series that interacts with itself/rest of it's series.

Mostly because these days we hardly get Field Spells period. However, if made, these things are amazing with the Ancient Fairy sisters.

[Wildflame]

They sure are an interesting concept. But I dobut that any actual deck would want to run 4 different Field Spells, let alone playing multiples.