While its relatively easy to figure out how to play LavaLoon, mastering the timing of Fireball and Lightning will determine your skill level when using this deck
If you can successfully flip it it can start your plays off since it gets you to your fusions if you don't have one, and even lategame it can get Core which is always nice
Finally, just to cap it all off, Yugi (or the spirit of the puzzle at this point) performs some strange Mind Crush magic on Kaiba, thus proving that he has retained at least some of the tendencies of his considerably more twisted manga counterpart
This is incredibly important to keep in mind if youre looking to stay alive after taking a big attack since state-based actions will have you losing your life points before you can gain them back
I don't think there are any noticeable scratches, but I'll leave it for play use as it is an amateur judgment
Updated on November 3rd, 2020 by Patrick Mocella: Despite its many shortcomings and possibly the most frustrating RNG in a Yu-Gi-Oh game ever, Forbidden Memories still rings the nostalgia bell for many fans
