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| − | "Harpies" combine the ability to be rapidly summoned, destroy the opponent's Spell and Trap Cards, and increase their | + | "Harpies" combine the ability to be rapidly summoned, destroy the opponent's Spell and Trap Cards, and increase their attack points. More recent Harpie support also places a focus on returning themselves and other monsters to the hand. They do not have the ability to destroy Spell and Trap cards innately, but their Field Spell Card, "[[Harpies' Hunting Ground]]" allows them to destroy one Spell or Trap Card when a "Harpie Lady" card is Summoned in any way, in addition to their iconic "[[Harpie's Feather Duster]]". They can be Summoned from the Graveyard in large numbers through the effect of "Hysteric Party". They also have access to "[[Harpie's Feather Storm]]", one of the most powerful [[Traps]] in the game that completely shuts down an opponent's monster effects for an entire turn. Properly played, "Harpies" can overwhelm the opponent in moments with high attack power and powerful effects, but they are not strong individually, so they are vulnerable to opponents who can overpower them, or destroy all of them at once. |
| − | Cards like "[[Harpie Channeler]]", "[[Elegant Egotist]]", [[Summoner Monk]]", and "Hysteric Party" allow the Deck to Summon multiple Harpies | + | Cards like "[[Harpie Channeler]]", "[[Elegant Egotist]]", [[Summoner Monk]]", and "[[Hysteric Party]]" allow the Deck to Summon multiple Harpies as fast as possible and summon multiple monsters from the [[Extra Deck]]. Their main boss monster is the [[Synchro]] [[Cyber Slash Harpie Lady]] which can use any "Harpie" monster as a tuner. The deck can also summon Rank 4 and Rank 7 [[Xyz Monsters]], or various [[Link Monster|Link Monsters]]. Some popular Xyz Monsters include "[[Ice Beast Zerofyne]]", "[[Lightning Chidori]]", "[[Number 11: Big Eye]]", and "[[Mecha Phantom Beast Dracossack]]". Link monsters include "[[Harpie Conductor]]", "[[Greatfly]]", and "[[Simorgh, Bird of Sovereignty]]". Harpies can easily perform the [[Number 39: Utopia Double|Utopia Double]] OTK against any monster with 2000 or less ATK (this can be further utilized with "[[Pentestag]]" to OTK over monsters with 2000 or less DEF). |
Harpies also excel at generating card advantage. "[[Harpie's Feather Rest]]" acts similarly to "[[Pot of Avarice]]". "[[Hysteric Sign]]" can search up to 3 cards in the [[End Phase]], including the powerful "Harpie's Feather Duster" and "Harpie's Feather Storm". "[[Wing Requital]]" is also an option to draw even more cards when any two Harpies with different original names are on the field. | Harpies also excel at generating card advantage. "[[Harpie's Feather Rest]]" acts similarly to "[[Pot of Avarice]]". "[[Hysteric Sign]]" can search up to 3 cards in the [[End Phase]], including the powerful "Harpie's Feather Duster" and "Harpie's Feather Storm". "[[Wing Requital]]" is also an option to draw even more cards when any two Harpies with different original names are on the field. | ||
