This is about how, after he lost to Judai in an anime-like, manga-like strange worldline, he was ordered to duel as part of his punishment, serving as the opponent for the transfer practical exam of a certain advanced placement student skipping from the middle school division
Killing with Mill is also preferred as it is hard for opponents to stop and some decks like Phoenix and Amalia will do a lot of the work for you
Across either turn when you summon a U.A
Also, using "Future Fusion" to Summon "Chimeratech Overdragon" is a good way to send copies of "Machina Fortress" to the Graveyard
That's because Raphael, the Nightwatcher, comes with a sneak cost of just three mana, and this allows you to cast it in place of another attacking creature
This way you get the excitement of opening packs while still keeping something for the future