See you Later! FTK: deck recipe

Remember Duel, Standby Burn? Now, you don’t have to worry, this deck is actually horribly inconsistent, but the combination of the Skill See you Later! and Elemental HERO Bubbleman is something that might cause some distress to us all in the future.

Always get Into the Void out of the way first. You don’t want to end up with a card that you cannot activate and an Elemental HERO Bubbleman in your hand. If you end up drawing Into the Void via Bubbleman’s effect, you can return the Level 4 Warrior to your hand with your Skill to get back to 3 cards in your hand, which is the minimum requirement for the activation of the Spell Card.

If Elemental HERO Bubbleman is the only card in your hand, you can Special Summon it. When Bubbleman is Summoned, if you control no other cards and you have no cards in your hand, you can draw 2 cards. Burn your opponent down with Goblin Thief, Hinotama, Restructer Revolution and Sparks, Special Summon Bubbleman, draw 2 cards, burn again, return Bubbleman to your hand using your Skill, Special Summon it, draw 2 cards, and hopefully finish off your opponent. Pretty straightforward.

While Bubbleman is truly a fantastic card in the context of this deck, I wouldn’t advise you to run more than 2 copies of it. If you ever open with multiple copies of the blue HERO and you don’t have Card of Sanctity available, you get automatically stuck.

There’s a reason why both these cards are in the Forbidden/Limited List: Cup of Ace is either an automatic +1 or 400 additional damage on Restructer Revolution, which may not sound that impressive, but keep in mind we are forced to run Sparks for lack of Spell Cards that deal direct damage to our opponent.

Well, this is the best way to use this Skill that has been discovered so far and, for what it’s worth, it’s actually pretty decent, but that’s mostly because Elemental HERO Bubbleman has no “once per turn” restriction on either of its effects.

• Consistency, as I mentioned, is terrible. Going first, you are going to be able to inflict on average 2200 damage, which is obviously not enough to end a Duel.
  
  
• You would think that going second your chances of winning by burning your opponent would be better thanks to the extra card, but that’s not the case. Now you have to take into account the fact that your opponent has the ability to interact with you: they might negate your Restructer Revolution with Legendary Six Samurai - Shi En or Silent Magician, they might use Rebirth of Parshath to negate Bubbleman’s effect, or they might use The Sanctified Darklord to gain back all their Life Points.
  
  
• You have almost no ability to recover after you have exhausted all of your resources. Your only chance of getting back into the game is drawing a Bubbleman or the exact amount of damage you were missing.

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