Yūki first typed the first card into the search bar.
[Jinzo]
The page popped up with the information immediately.
On the card art, the cyborg with an exposed brain stood amidst electricity and metal pipelines, its eyes glowing red.
[Effect: As long as this card remains in the monster zone, neither player can activate the effects of Trap Cards on the field, and the effects of Trap Cards on the field are negated.]
[Stock: 2]
[Student internal price: 480,000 yuan.]
Yūki stared at the price.
"What do you call an internal price?"
This clearly meant the academy saw that the students still had some money at home and prepared to fleece them hard.
Jinzo's own attack power was not particularly outrageous, but in the current format, this thing was practically the birth father of backrow decks.
The opponent sets four cards?
Jinzo hits the board.
All four become decorations.
Of course, Yūki himself also loved setting cards.
But a deck was a matter of flexibility.
If others had a backrow, he would use Jinzo to tear it apart.
If others had no backrow, he would stuff Jinzo back into the card box and continue setting five cards.
Perfect.
"Buy."
The page popped up with a confirmation window.
Yūki clicked confirm.
The bank card balance dropped by a huge chunk right on the spot.
The corners of his eyes twitched as he entered the second card name.
[Card of Demise]
He already had one.
Yet for a card like this, was one ever enough?
Card of Demise had no restriction concept whatsoever in this era, and Seto Kaiba could run a full playset of three.
With two more Demises, the opening hand quality could improve quite a bit.
Especially for scenes in the HERO Deck where one drew a handful of