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These two cards feature the Millennium Eye in their art, but there is no explanation as to how these creatures are linked to Millennium Items
Sub-Type: Fairy

The deck consists of a total of 42 Main Deck cards and 15 Extra Deck monsters: Monsters: 3x Lyrilusc - Cobalt Sparrow 3x Lyrilusc - Turquoise Warbler 3x Lyrilusc - Beryl Canary 2x Lyrilusc - Sapphire Swallow 2x Lyrilusc - Celestine Wagtail 3x Tri-Brigade Nervall 3x Tri-Brigade Fraktall 1x Tri-Brigade Kerass 1x Tri-Brigade Kitt 1x Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds 3x Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring 2x Maxx C 1x Mist Valley Apex Avian Spells: 1x One for One 1x Lightning Storm 1x Divine Wind of Mist Valley 2x Pot of Desires 3x Lyrilusc - Bird Call 2x Fire Formation - Tenki 2x Called by the Grave Traps: 2x Infinite Impermanence Extra Deck: 2x Lyrilusc - Recital Starling 1x Lyrilusc - Assembled Nightingale 1x Lyrilusc - Ensemblue Robin 1x Number F0: Utopic Future 1x Number F0: Utopic Draco Future 1x Downerd Magician 1x Divine Arsenal AA-Zeus - Sky Thunder 1x Salamangreat Almiraj 1x Ancient Warriors Oath - Double Dragon Lords 1x Tri-Brigade Ferrijit the Barren Blossom 1x Tri-Brigade Rugal the Silver Sheller 1x Tri-Brigade Shuraig the Ominous Omen 1x Simorgh, Bird of Sovereignty 1x Accesscode Talker The Tri-Brigade Lyrilusc deck consists of a primarily-Lyrilusc core, with Tri-Brigade monsters being used in complement with the effects of these cards

Im sure many people will still bemoan the fact that it isnt on a console (as its predecessor was), but TCG Online is, in all honestly, probably better than a retail followup could have ever been, which makes this complaint a moot point (I very much doubt a 3DS version would allow you to import your real purchases into the game, let alone be flexible enough to update each time a new expansion is released)
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