Its a creature, so its vulnerable to popular removal, and it requires a way to gain haste or time to let summoning sickness wear off
Does Modular Go on The Stack
As Ygra devours, it is left hungry still, mouth dry and blistered
These monsters include: Strengths: Destruction effect doesnt target 4* level synergises with Fuma to summon Shi En Works well with the Holy Guard skill Weaknesses: Effect is risky in Duel Links due to 4,000 LP, so youll have to be sure the monster youre attacking is worth the LP cost Strengths: Counter flip-effect monsters due to destroying the card while its face-down, Synergises with popular staples such as: Paleozoic Canadia and Floodgate Trap Hole Weaknesses: Its effect is situational, so you wont always find use from this card Strengths: Synergises with Cunning of the Six Samurai for potentially 4+ attacks in 1 turn 4* level helps summon Shi En with Fuma Weaknesses: Unless you can clear the field of monsters before attacking, its effect isnt worth using due to its relatively low 1,400 ATK points Strengths: Bypasses monsters with higher stats than its own Bypasses continuous traps such as Amazoness Onslaught Weaknesses: Low stats rarely justify its existence in a main deck Strengths: Great in metas where control decks become common Becomes a priority target against battle-trap reliant decks Weaknesses: Cant attack after the effect is used The targeted face-down spell/trap can be flipped face-up to prevent it being destroyed Strengths: Can help you beat Amazoness decks by destroying their only copy of Onslaught Weaknesses: Effect is very situational Cant attack after using his effect In summary, most of the original Six Samurai monster cards are slow, outdated, and struggle to find a spot in a main deck due to niche and/or pointless effects
Meanwhile, you can take advantage of the chaos and Norins ability with cards like Warstorm Surge or Confusion in the Ranks
