u/MessengerofDarkness

Any guesses on the identity?

Probably not everyone's cup of tea, but I always have a great time piloting this deck.

I think a lot of people get pigeonholed into the idea that you need to commit totally to a single line per main deck and just side into another strategy as needed, but I think that as long as you can create a meaningful overlap between strategies then there's no reason why not to experiment a little (aside from the occasional awful hand).

The main thing I get asked about is no Book which is admittedly the one card I feel like I could include in some aspect, but at least for the plays I usually go for I find that it doesn't do much that Tsukuyomi doesn't already provide.

EDIT: In recreating my deck for the image I seem to have forgotten Exiled Force in my side deck. Silly mistake.

Aside from anime filler we never really get to see her prowess with offensive Hado or Bakudo, although given Kubo-sensei's revelation of just how difficult and precise "proper" Kaido is to master (even among talented Kido practitioner), with the fullest extent of it only even able to be achieved by ~2% of learners, I can't help but think that to be able to mater such a high-skill branch of Kido would also mean that Unohana ought to have fully master more "traditional" Kido methods as well.

And she's a beaut. One of the 🐐s.

I'm "assuming" this is some kind of miniature salesman's or display sample, as this Easton Redline is only 16" long; so it's a bit less than half the size of a "real" one.

Does anybody "in the know" recognize this? I can't imagine it was something ever meant to be sold to the general public, and I've never seen one myself.