My anime-style card deck is fine!

It's just that there are many times, but the number of times each skill is used varies, but that doesn't mean there aren't any!

Skill PP!

The move usage limit in the original Pokémon series.

This principle did not disappear when it was turned into cards; on the contrary, it was well preserved and became one of the hidden rules of Pokémon decks.

This attribute is specifically manifested in Amon's handheld Pokémon move cards—these can be activated repeatedly!

Unlike traditional Japanese magic cards, which need to be sent to the graveyard after use, Amon can only be activated once per turn.

It's not just about the number of times you can use a skill.

In fact, Pokémon has quite a lot of rules.

For example, only one Pokémon can be summoned per turn, and Pokémon can be returned to the hand at any time without being affected by attacks or effects...

And so on and so forth, there are more than a dozen effects listed.

However, this doesn't mean that card attributes don't exist; rather, it means that deck attributes and deck effects don't exist!

Just like Amon's original Angry Birds deck, it not only grants all its members the ability to attack buildings, but also gives the red, yellow, and black trio, who are the main characters, the ability to summon each other.

Simply put, it's the effect of "not written on the card, but definitely existing"—not that it's not written, but that it's not written on the card itself.

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There are many absurd aspects to Pokémon decks, and a lot of self-censorship is also necessary.

There are countless ways to utilize them, but they struggle with dealing with sheer numbers – after all, PP is limited, and when faced with three hundred or more Pokémon, no matter how you look at it, the Pokémon's move count is never enough.

Even with PP supplements, it's still far from enough!

However, Amon didn't intend to complete this part. In fact, this was not a normal duel, but an exception among exceptions. Amon naturally didn't need to complete his deck based on this duel.

But Amon eventually encountered it, and now that he's encountered it, he has to find a way to solve it!

Is there any solution?

Of course there is! A fully automated water chestnut-spreading team is undoubtedly the best, and the only, choice!

"Oh wow~ Looks like I'm lucky, I guessed the right answer."

Looking at the bewildered shrimp soldiers spinning around on the opposite field, Amon smirked: "When that deck on the other side gets going, its stamina is just too outstanding in this special duel rule arena!"

"However, the Water Chestnut Team is undoubtedly its nemesis, the nemesis of nemesis, a scissors-paper-scissors match!"

"Without a doubt, this victory will belong to me!"

Amon returned a card from his hand to his deck, then drew a new card, glanced at it, and placed the other ritual card face down on the duel disk: "Change one card in my hand, then face down two more, pass!"

"Seventh round!"

Amon first drew a card from his deck.

On the other side, as always, seven minions were spat out amidst a series of "whoosh" sounds.

Five red shrimp.

There are also two baby green dragons.

The reason for emphasizing this point is that the older one, at the very beginning of the new round, spat out a mouthful of shrimp roe and died instantly along with the other red shrimp of the same generation.

That being said, the newly introduced ones are no better.

Seeing his teammate die on the spot, he could almost foresee that this would be the fate of him and the rest of the group...

But what needs to be done still needs to be done!

The red crawfish howled and pounced on Amon's Pokémon, while the little blue dragon began to revive the red crawfish, and then came the classic scene of reviving only to die again.

Two small green dragons pulled up ten red shrimp.

Some died of natural causes, while others were killed by the "water chestnut meal" (a type of poison), but regardless of the method, none of them survived.

Ammon simply sat down cross-legged.

Then you slowly start sifting through your hand of cards—this behavior is quite rare. It's only when you have a lot of cards in your hand and can't hold any more that you can use a draw to change your hand of cards.

In short, these are techniques that only the wealthy can use.

Amon didn't want to do this either.

But aside from exchanging cards, he really had nothing else to do.

And so, the former appeared and the latter died instantly. The number of little green dragons appearing also increased. By the tenth round, a total of five little green dragons appeared, which could pull up a total of twenty-five red demon shrimp in one go!

Then they both died suddenly.

The scene is quite spectacular.

Even Amon, the instigator, was amazed.

In the eleventh round, a new monster, Argentine Black Tiger Shrimp... no, it's the Argentine Black Shrimp Captain, appears. This minion has the ability to revive the Shrimp Soldiers.

However, there are only three.

Three small green dragons can pull out fifteen red demon shrimps. Adding to this the ten small green dragons and red demon shrimps that jumped out along with the black tiger shrimp this round, the scene instantly became magnificent!

At the same time, the commotion surrounding their deaths was even greater.

And so, the scene once again fell into a cycle of black pulling green, green pulling red, with batches of red and green prawns constantly crawling out of the graveyard, and then putting on a show of spitting out shrimp roe.

They returned to the cemetery in neat rows.

"..."

Amon had already leisurely finished changing his cards and was now in a state of having nothing to do, so he just stared blankly at the group of shrimp soldiers who kept dying.

Not only Amon, but the audience was speechless.

"I have a feeling that this is a set of cards that the Education Bureau got from some unscrupulous buffet owner. Doesn't it look a lot like it? It's just leftover food that's been constantly recycled?"

"Shut upstairs, I'm eating at a buffet!"

"In self-service +1"

"You've managed to call this perfectly good fish and shrimp farming deck something like 'leftovers recycling,' don't you know why it's leftovers? Before it landed, these shrimp were incredibly fresh and tempting!"

"It's Amon! I added Amon to the dish!"

"No, is this the time to discuss this? Have you forgotten something very important?"

"If I remember correctly, the key to this level is [cooperation], right?"

"Yes, the previous few who passed the level all did so by cooperating. To be honest, there are just too many of these little shrimps and crabs. Without cooperation, it would have been impossible to get through."

"Black pulls blue pulls red, and can pull out nearly a hundred three-star minions in one turn... This number is definitely not something one person can clear the game on their own."

"But the problem is, Amon is almost done with the game."

"..."

The chat suddenly went quiet for a moment, then the discussion became even more intense.

Viewers started discussing whether Amon realized this was a cooperative level—but whether he did or not, everyone agreed on one thing.

That guy, Amon, is really outrageous!

Chapter 113: [A Head-on Blow]

Round sixteen!

A new aquatic monster has appeared!

The new seafood item on the shelves is a brown crab from Argentina (not really). Although we don't know how much obsession the person who created this deck has with Argentina, in any case, a brown crab has appeared this time.

—Argentine Iron Crab General—

Water attribute, level 3, attack 1000, defense 1000

Effect 1: For each [Argentina] aquatic minion on the field, your attack and defense increase by 50.

Effect 2: When this card dies, you can Special Summon three [Argentine Black Shrimp Captain] from your Graveyard.

"This deck is completely focused on quantity!"

After seeing the effect of the new follower, Amon immediately understood. Although it was only a three-star follower, under normal circumstances, with the efficiency of black, blue, and red summons, the previous followers would be resurrected after the new round of aquatic creatures appeared!

In contrast, other aquatic products only have an attack and defense stat of 1000.

This newly introduced Crab General can make up for the weaknesses of the aquatic deck in both offense and defense!

Normally, this crab general's physique is such that, surrounded by other aquatic creatures, it can achieve a high value of nearly six stars and 5500 points!

They now possessed a mobile war fortress.

The numerical advantage of the other shrimp soldiers can be fully utilized, and the key point is that there are also bombs buried in this war fortress - once this thing is destroyed, three black tiger shrimp will be specially recruited.

Then the black tiger prawns pull the baby lobsters, and the baby lobsters pull the red prawns.

In short, when one crab falls, fifty-seven other aquatic creatures rise up!

Adding to the initial batch that descended with the crabs, and the first batch that revived, the number of shrimp soldiers you have to encounter in one round is unbelievably large!

But you can't leave it unresolved.

Although these shrimp soldiers don't have any offensive capabilities, if left unattacked, their attack power will skyrocket to the point where they can no longer harm the opponent after a few rounds!

The problem is that if you want to deal with the shrimp soldiers first, you have to face the enemy's continuous reinforcements.

But if you want to deal with the crab, you have to overcome its enormous size and kill it head-on.

Of course, those are things that other people have to worry about.

"Laplace, the reflective wall."

Amon remained seated cross-legged on the floating platform, a lazy expression on his face. However, none of the Pokémon under Amon's command relaxed in the slightest. The closer they got to victory, the more vigilant they had to be!

Upon receiving the command, Lapras let out a long, melodious, and ethereal cry.

The reflective wall spread out instantly.