Boobies Wonderland

is the title (heh-heh) of a real song from the Space Dandy soundtrack. It's my second-favorite from the show, behind Dropkix' "Lonely Night". Obviously treat the Obscudeids as Maples. Honestly, the coding can't be so complicated that the devs can't add the dual-nation cards to all their nations. Lazy buggers. The new set order lets you ride (though not Persona) on top of grade 3 Thegrea (heh-heh again) 1 turn earlier, enabling you to get the most attacks as early as possible. You only need to use the order once, so after you do, use the remaining copies as discard fodder, but keep it at 4 because it's imperative you see it preferably by turn 2. If you're asking "No Wayward Therapy Angel?" that would've required a soul charger. It's much more important that Enucleate Angel can counter charge and chuck a Maple out of your soul in a worst-case scenario. I opted to go for 4 Enucleate and 3 Arthen because Arthen only powers up on Persona Ride, and Enucleate refunds your order cost.

It's gonna be tricky figuring out which order to run in set 9 because the new one is a grade 3 which gives Thegrea's Persona Ride +5, which she needs, and an extra draw, which she desperately doesn't. This deck's biggest problem on release was too much drawing, not enough power, so that extra draw is actually a card balance to force her to deck out faster. But running that sacs your ability to ride from grade 3 on turn 3, giving you less attacks and far fewer effects. I personally think I'd stick with this order. Faster aggression, less auto-loss. That's also why I have not opted for the Keter overtrigger or any draw triggers. Thegrea doesn't like grade 3s, so you'd only get one drive check from your rear-guards anyway; the power output is doubled; and you're not taking extra cards out of your deck to lose faster.