dueling simulator was a bit of a mess, but some of that could be excused from the game releasing while the mangas first tournament arc wasnt over, the mechanics werent set in stone and the card game as we know it now did not exist yet, and being on Game Boy meant much smaller data storage space
There are all kinds of wild effects here, though there are usually very few phenomenons in a planar deck, so you don't have to worry about it too much
Removing an opposing creature, even just for a turn, gives you a window to attack and might make your opponent blow their removal early
The Smoking Gun spoke to Polydorou, who said the stolen goods were valued in excess of $500,000. But in an email to Polygon, a sheriffs office spokesperson disputed that figure, and said their actual value was $200,000
Then, for every 2 [Royal Knight] trait cards in this Digimon's digivolution cards, trash your opponent's top security card