The new Ariel

http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Ariel,_Priestess_of_the_Nekroz

she is looking nice

Valxen wrote:

http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Ariel,_Priestess_of_the_Nekroz

she is looking nice

Yep. This confirms it. Not only Wynnda is alive, Erial too. I thought she's dead back in early DT era. Then again, her effect seems to imply she's going to be a tribute fodder even in Nekroz. I don't know it's a good effect or not since I don't play Nekroz. Well, no matter. I don't feel she's gonna be dead just from this.


........Right?

Kirikaze Fuuma wrote:

Yep. This confirms it. Not only Wynnda is alive, Erial too. I thought she's dead back in early DT era. Then again, her effect seems to imply she's going to be a tribute fodder even in Nekroz. I don't know it's a good effect or not since I don't play Nekroz. Well, no matter. I don't feel she's gonna be dead just from this.


........Right?

I mean, it was already confirmed she was alive from the picture in this card, so we didn't learn anything new from the DT perspective.

I'm surprised they're still making Nekroz cards since they already had their limelight (and multiple cards on the banlist). It looks to me like her effect just adds more consistency to an already consistent enough deck. Though it is interesting to note that, in addition to Nekroz Ariel's stats being equal to Gishki Ariel's stats (only now she's a Psychic instead of a Spellcaster), both of their effects involve adding one monster of their archetype from your Deck to your hand. So I guess this means Ariel's a one-trick pony

Hippocampus wrote:

I mean, it was already confirmed she was alive from the picture in this card, so we didn't learn anything new from the DT perspective.

I'm surprised they're still making Nekroz cards since they already had their limelight (and multiple cards on the banlist). It looks to me like her effect just adds more consistency to an already consistent enough deck. Though it is interesting to note that, in addition to Nekroz Ariel's stats being equal to Gishki Ariel's stats (only now she's a Psychic instead of a Spellcaster), both of their effects involve adding one monster of their archetype from your Deck to your hand. So I guess this means Ariel's a one-trick pony

That card's artwork is probably on another timeline before second DT war involving Inverz. We saw Erial as a kid, and Noeria is younger. Perhaps they are the sole survivor of Trishula rampage. Even though the possibility that it happened after Verz war is still there. /shrug

Hippocampus wrote:

I'm surprised they're still making Nekroz cards since they already had their limelight (and multiple cards on the banlist). It looks to me like her effect just adds more consistency to an already consistent enough deck. Though it is interesting to note that, in addition to Nekroz Ariel's stats being equal to Gishki Ariel's stats (only now she's a Psychic instead of a Spellcaster), both of their effects involve adding one monster of their archetype from your Deck to your hand. So I guess this means Ariel's a one-trick pony

Not really

Gishki Ariel can easily get you any Gishki monster, alongside being a flip makes her slow yet okay card to play at turn 1

while Necloth Ariel is faster, can become a fodder for ritual your Necloth, yet ultimately useless since Necloth prefer graveyard/extra deck as their material, alongside she only let you add a non-ritual Necloth, where the non-ritual one ya wanna add being Shurit, aka 'Banned forever in TCG' card

she'll see one/two use in OCG, where Shurit is still alive and well, but in TCG? Meh