My anime-style card deck is fine!

The main theme of this card is backlit, making the figures and Pokémon appear as silhouettes, yet you can still clearly tell who they are.

That confident and energetic spirit, and the impact of the grand gathering, are immediately apparent from the card!

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"What a gorgeous card design." Wu Shanyu immediately recognized that the card's origin stemmed from the bond between Amon and the trainer girls, as well as their two days and three nights of undefeated victory.

Although he ascended the throne by stepping over them, Wushan Yu only offered his sincere blessings.

Because the opponent's victory was neither tainted by falsehood nor fabricated.

"it's beautiful."

Amon admired the cards for a moment before looking at their names.

Humans and Pokémon: A Bond Across Time

The name on the card made Amon's heart tremble slightly. Just as he was about to think about something, he was interrupted by Wushan Yu's exclamation, who had already seen the card's effect. He then looked down at the card's effect.

I couldn't help being surprised.

It wasn't that the card's effect was too overpowered or too useless, but rather that the card's effect truly made Amon realize what a 'card-making master' really meant!

—Humans and Pokémon: A Bond Across Time—

Attributes: General

Level: (Determined by the holder's own level)

Entry: [Pokémon], [Pokémon Trainer]

Type: Ritual Card

Effect: Golden Bond Across Time and Space – Once per turn, return this card and another card from your hand to your Deck, and replace your draw this turn with a search for [Pokémon Trainers]. When a Pokémon Trainer searched by this effect is Summoned to the field this turn, add any Pokémon from your Extra Deck that are strongly associated with that Trainer to your Deck.

Note 1: A maximum of six [Pokémon Trainers] can be brought along.

Note 2: When this card is in the deck used in this duel, it is only in the Extra Deck and is not affected by the 'Pokémon Holding Restriction'.

"This card..." Wu Shanyu didn't know how to comment on the card for a moment.

"This card has both significant advantages and disadvantages."

After reading the card's effect, Amon immediately noticed the problem: "This card's effect greatly avoids the 'Pokémon carrying limit' problem. When this card is active, it's 6x6, which means I can carry a full thirty-six Pokémon!"

what does this mean?

This means that Pokémon followers are no longer scarce, and that card players can play more freely without having to carry Protect for every Pokémon, thus wasting a move slot. Instead, they can focus more on tactical variations!

However, just as Amon said, the flaws are also quite significant!

First, you must use this card to search for a trainer in order to release the corresponding Pokémon from the Extra Deck. However, since the draw chance is given to the trainer who searches, the newly released Pokémon can only be released in the next turn by its own effect to search for itself and then enter the field—because those Pokémon are not in the deck during this turn!

The ease of summoning Pokémon has been greatly disrupted.

and!

Most importantly, only the Extra Deck is not subject to Pokémon restrictions, but the Main Deck is!

This means that if Amon wants to use this card to summon trainers and switch between Pokémon, he cannot have more than five Pokémon in his party!

Because you must leave at least one Pokémon slot open for a Pokémon released from the Extra Deck.

Besides, this card has quite a few problems.

For example, the trainers that are summoned, apart from [Cattleya] and [Bea], are completely useless decorations, and there are Pokémon that can only be released in the Extra Pokémon if they are summoned.

This adds a weakness to Amon.

Chapter 191: Gardevoir is about to launch a powerful attack.

Not only does it require occupying a valuable main card slot, but a trainer without a strong link cannot affect other Pokémon on the field.

—Purely decorative item.

Of course, and the real problem is what if you draw this bond again?

If Amon wants to activate this card's effect again, he must find a way to banish a certain number of his Pokémon—because the definition of banishment is 'removing them from this duel,' and even if a Pokémon is sent to the Graveyard, it will still be subject to the 'Pokémon holding limit.'

In other words, if Amon fills all the Pokémon slots after performing a Trainer Summon, but no Pokémon is banished to free up a slot, then this card can only waste two cards in your hand to summon another purely decorative Pokémon to the field, in addition to being used as a dead card.

As for the subsequent effects, since the Pokémon slots are full, the Pokémon from the Extra Deck cannot be released.

Furthermore, if you have two Pokémon slots, but the trainer you summon has three Pokémon that are strongly associated with you in the Extra Deck, then you will not be able to summon any Pokémon from the Extra Deck!

The card's effect is simple, but its potential uses and hidden rules are quite complicated.

but……

Despite its many shortcomings, its merits outweigh its flaws!

"This card can greatly optimize and give me more tactical flexibility and possibilities."

Amon values ​​this card highly.

The previous card, [The Pinnacle of No Man], was good, but Amon just put it in his pocket along with other cards like [Triple Crown Gold Medal].

Only this card, along with the [Shining Miracle Star] from the first round reward, will be added to Amon's deck immediately.

"In the end, as long as this card is paired with an Exclusion-type deck, I only need to carry this card and six trainers, with seven additional cards... or even less than seven cards, four are enough!"

Amon's eyes flickered, clearly indicating that he was brainstorming about the arrival of this card.

Is he carrying a Trainer, not a Pokémon?!

In other words, as long as there are no Pokémon in the deck, the problem of insufficient Pokémon slots can be greatly avoided—since this card is difficult to use in a pure Pokémon deck and the cost of avoiding it is difficult to avoid.

Then we won't use a Pokémon deck!

By simply using the Pokémon deck as an external system, the number of Pokémon carried in the extra deck can be fine-tuned to prepare and select them according to the battlefield environment and one's own needs!

For example, you can add Pokémon to your Extra Deck in a 2+3+3 format.

In this way, the Pokémon slots will be empty, but with only four cards, Amon will not be stuck with a bunch of Pokémon cards, and the summoned trainers will be protected by cards from other systems.

Alternatively, you can use cards from other systems to exclude Pokémon, thereby freeing up a Pokémon slot!

In short, there are many troubles, but even more solutions!

This is an exceptionally good card, even stunning – so stunning that it completely overturns the operation and positioning of Pokémon decks!

You become a Pokémon Trainer by carrying a Pokémon.

It has transformed from a main spindle that could stand alone into a secondary spindle that is attached to other systems.

The mere appearance of this card caused Amon to unconsciously abandon the idea of ​​making Pokémon the main focus—but neither Amon nor the trainer girls had any objections to this!

"Is this the real master of card making?"

Amon stroked the card; the delicate surface of the card had almost no dents.

The card's smooth surface may seem flimsy, but it is as strong as steel and can withstand being cut by a knife or burned by fire without any damage!

PS: If you tear it by hand, it can be easily torn and destroyed.

Carefully place this card into your deck.

Amon felt a mix of emotions, both complex and surging.

Because of the preferential treatment he received from the country, coupled with the deafening cheers from the outside world, and the complementary treatment both online and offline, Amon naturally felt a surge of pride.

—I'm a genius, so what if I'm proud?

Amon thought this way before, which was actually nothing, but if you delve deeper, it will turn into arrogance and conceit!

Pride is a good thing, but integrity is indispensable.

But arrogance and conceit are the other extreme; they can change a person, and then destroy them.

Amon once thought he was already very remarkable.

—Until this card appeared.

The card was simply held quietly in Amon's hand, as if it were telling him: Amon, you still have a long way to go. The road ahead is so long. Are you just going to stick to the old and past glories and stay in the same place for the rest of your life?

"I really am far from good enough."

Amon suddenly said this.

"???"

Wu Shanyu was completely bewildered. Looking at Amon's humble expression, he suddenly blurted out such a sentence out of the blue, and suddenly felt a sore throat—was this guy in Versailles again?!

Ammon was lost in thought and didn't open the second reward card immediately.

Instead, he looked up at the performance and duel on the stage, as a way to relax his somewhat complicated thoughts.

On the stage.

The duel between the two elementary school students became increasingly intense. The little boy commanded Gargantuar to rampage across the field, while the little girl summoned various plants to defend herself.

The zombies couldn't break through the plants' defenses.

However, the plants were also helpless against the endless stream of zombies, especially with Gargantuar present...

The situation reached a stalemate.

Amon nodded, then looked down at the next reward card.

However, Wu Shanyu already had the card in his hand.

"Ok?"

“Nobody likes a slow-paced man who likes to keep people in suspense.” Wu Shanyu waved the cards at Amon: “Let’s take a look together, I can’t wait to see what kind of cards they are.”

Amon nodded.

Compared to Wushan Yu, who only looked at the cards with great interest after being given permission, Amon looked at her with some surprise.

However, this doesn't seem to be the first time Wu Shanyu has displayed such high emotional intelligence and never violated others' privacy without their permission.

His everyday actions all reveal this.

Amon gained a deeper understanding of Wushan Rain, but he didn't pay too much attention to it and turned his gaze to the cards in Wushan Rain's hand.