The non-enchantment clause is odd but is probably intended to stop coeurl being an easy answer to the sets new Saga Summon creatures
2004's EX Team Rocket Returns was the only major exception, using a mix of Rocket's Pokemon, regular Pokemon, and Dark Pokemon
Dunsparces design seems to draw inspiration from mythical creatures like the Tsuchinoko, a cryptid from Japanese folklore, which adds an element of mystery and allure to its character
Very nice.Heres the list of changes made:-3 Jinzo #7-3 Mystic Lamp-3 Nightmare Horse-1 Spirit Reaper-3 Messenger of Peace-3 Magician of Faith-2 Penguin Soldier+2 Balloon Lizard+2 Des Koala+1 Witch of the Black Forest+2 Cannon Soldier+3 Nimble Momonga+2 Chain Energy+1 Dark Hole+2 Scapegoat+1 Change of Heart+1 Ring of DestructionThe final decklist looks like this:Direct DamageJasons Fix40 cardsMonsters3 Giant Germ3 Nimble Momonga3 Servant of Catabolism2 Spirit Reaper2 Balloon Lizard2 Des Koala1 Witch of the Black Forest1 Cyber Jar2 Cannon SoldierSpells1 Pot of Greed1 Graceful Charity1 Swords of Revealing Light1 Dark Hole2 Scapegoat3 Poison of the Old Man1 Raigeki1 Change of Heart2 Chain Energy1 Monster RebornTraps3 Gravity Bind1 Magic Cylinder1 Ring of Destruction1 Mirror Force1 Imperial OrderSome recommended side deck cards are Messenger of Peace, Ceasefire (a fabulous card that might be worth main decking in this sort of deck), Tribute to The Doomed, Dark Core, Delinquent Duo, Confiscation, and perhaps a few pieces of spell and trap removal (Mystical Space Typhoon and Harpie's Feather Duster are recommended)
Thankfully, this card has been banned from all sanctioned tournaments due to its ante nature
Getting to double up the damage to one player from my Dragon could be lights out for them
