While I doubt we’ll be seeing the deck receive major competitive play going forwards, it’s cards like Galaxy Photon Dragon that help bring the deck new life to those dedicated players in the current meta. Armed and dangerous It takes a lot to summon Tri-Brigade Arms Bucephalus II, but the monster's power is more than worth the effort. In these circumstances, these fast-racing riders gain the ability to special summon themselves from your hand, on top of their effects when summoned and on the field.

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TCG into their decks, the answer to questions on the best Photon Hypernova cards leads all player's minds to one particular archetype: Kashtira.

It’s possible to banish this card to banish all cards on your opponent’s field whenever any monster declares an attack. Now, any card sent to the graveyard is banished (albeit not facedown), while endlessly gaining new materials once per chain if a card is banished by attaching it to the card. This 100-card set lets your Deck shine brighter than ever before with brand-new cards for Kite Tenjo’s “Photon” and “Galaxy” strategies from Yu‑Gi‑Oh! Yet ever since the set released in the Japanese market towards the end of last year, the near-instant transformation of Kashtira from an archetype with strong potential that found a home as an engine within many Tearlaments player’s decks into a top tier deck in its own right through powerful new support cards left players eager to get their hands on the cards for themselves. It's just a shame that Arise-Heart didn't show up this clearly in the Pressured Planet Wraitsoth Starlight Rare.

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Check out our rundown of the best Photon Hypernova cards to come out of the freshly-released booster pack. If you have Kashtira Shangri-Ira on the field, Wraitsoth also gains the ability to destroy one card on the field when Shangri-Ira activates an effect. While the other Albaz Dragons have support-oriented special effects, Mirrojade's effects are more aggressive. The Gold Pride monsters work by allowing you to special summon them if your life points are lower than your opponents, which gets facilitated by having other card effects that have effects that must be paid for with life points.With the plethora of monster effects that are triggered during matches, the ability to steal an opponent's monster from the field and add it to your hand can be crippling to them. On the other end of the spectrum, Gravekeeper’s Inscription is about frustrating your opponent, slowing them down or even completely preventing them from countering your own star plays. New Tuner monsters will help you unleash a massive multi-attacking, monster banishing, Synchro Monster powerhouse that can reach 4500 ATK! What makes the archetype powerful is its gimmick that comes into effect whenever your effects are lower than your opponent. The Chaos archetype has been around since the Pharaohs' Servant booster pack from 2004, and, as such many longtime players are familiar with them.

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This 100-card set lets your Deck shine brighter than ever before with brand-new cards for Kite Tenjo’s “Photon” and “Galaxy” strategies from Yu-Gi-Oh!If this card had come earlier it might have had a better reception, but as it stands Icejade has become more of a casual deck and whilst it could be elevated to a championship deck it doesn’t seem to be going that way any time soon. Lastly, we have the titular Photon cards that gave the set its name, which unfortunately I find to be underwhelming. This makes Gold Pride a riskier strategy than some others since it requires you to dance with death in some games by risking lowering your life points by too much, especially if your opponent is also paying for their own cards with their own life points or with effects that give you more life such as Upstart Goblin. If you’re looking for more “Photon” and “Galaxy” cards to increase your synergies, you can find some in Legendary Duelists: Season 2! In addition, with the two rarest cards being Ultra Rares you would most likely run at just 1 each, those being the Synchro boss monster Chaos Archfiend and the main deck monster Orphebull the Harmonious Bullfighter Bard it is possibly the most whole archetype at the lowest rarity across the set, as long as you don’t mind having to go back to hunt for some previous sets, like Battle of Legends: Crystal Revenge, Chaos cards to fill a deck.