Overall, the side deck is a massively important part of the strategy in Yu-Gi-Oh , and winning games heavily rely on knowing how to use it

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Ok not so slick...but hey, at least you see some brawl from your opponent
Still, the fact you can float with Funk Dock does threaten new options, and it seems to me that the deck could use 1 or 2 new ones that serve as double-extenders, not just free bodies with interaction