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:* Right, because after they summon 2 Level 3s to bring out Zenmaity, it's so easy to get 2 more out of nowhere. If you allow Zenmaity to use its effect, then they can grab a Rat into Hunter, and you can BTH that, sure, and then risk a Shark play into more Xyzes. Bottomlessing a Zenmaity isn't a bad play if that's the only thing they can do without its effect. And FYI, even Bottomlessing Hunter doesn't mean it's gone for good. As you mentioned before, all they need is Leviair, and since everyone can pull Level 3s out of thin air, according to you, it shouldn't be too hard to bring it out. Stopping a play at its core can sometimes be smarter than just removing a piece of a play.--[[User:YamiWheeler|YamiWheeler]] ([[User talk:YamiWheeler|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/YamiWheeler|contribs]]) 16:33, April 28, 2012 (UTC)
Bottomlessing Zenmaighty stops it for a single turn, the next turn they'll go for it again. At least with hunter it forces them to go for not only a Leviair but another Zenmaighty if they want to start the loop again (if you managed to get over their little 1500 beater).<br>
[[Special:Contributions/60.228.86.44|60.228.86.44]] ([[User talk:60.228.86.44|talk]]) 16:42, April 28, 2012 (UTC)
