However, this doesn't mean that players have to start from scratch (unless they want to)
The decks may actually be a little too simple not in terms of the gameplay but in terms of the variety
This is the hardest analysis to do on your own deck
Yugi had a soft spot for the ball of fur, and used it very successfully several times, usually pairing it with the Multiply card

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Most of the cards WU wants to deploy are in the 2-4 mana range, so youd be free to Syncopate that Ardyn or Balamb T-Rexaur later on