I actually think that one reason for Roaring Moons recent success is that if it can avoid its bad matchups in the first few rounds, it becomes more likely to hit decks like Miraidon or Mew and to avoid Gardevoir and Lost Box, who are more likely to have at least one tie
(Translation) Miya & Tajiri (2004), p
: Put Derevi onto the battlefield from the command zone
Grass decks need to lean on healing loops or multi-type synergy to survive these counters
Yuya's turn Yuya activates "Stargazer Magician" ( 1) and "Timegazer Magician" ( 8) in his Pendulum Zones
From here, you can either use it to synchro summon into some seriously powerful extra deck monsters, or you can tribute Felis to activate its second effect: By tributing this card, you can target and destroy a monster your opponent controls, while also milling your deck for 3 cards