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Slogurk, the Overslime Slogurk, the Overslime gives you the freedom to sacrifice lands to spells or abilities while giving you a way to potentially get them back
The card has never been competitive, but its effect reads like an alternate win condition, so if Duelists ever figure out how to reliably get a Ritual, Fusion, Synchro, and Xyz Monster on the field at once, we can assume Sophia will become popular overnight
The card was first released in 1994 and granted players the ability to stop an opponent from casting a spell based on the colour of certain creatures within the game
The choice of this card was very fittingly to show how the whole world was united together through this tough moment and to cheer
Ox of Agonas You need to constantly empty your hand or at least not mind discarding to leverage Ox of Agonas, but thats a small ask for a recursive creature that draws a fresh grip each time you cast it