Prank-Kids Weather Washer →Used Deck

Rocket and the other he is a Fusion Monster that can be fusion summoned with two Prank-Kids.
The first effect is a combat-related permanent effect, so unlike Rocket, it can't be used to care for triggers, etc., and the second resurrection effect can only be used during the opponent's turn, so even if you use Instant Fusion, it won't work at all. It seems that it is quite inferior to rocket in that it does not taste good, but the effect is actually excellent.
The revived Prank-Kids will not be destroyed in battle that turn, and if used in conjunction with Bow Wow's salvage effect, they will not be destroyed even by effects, so they are strong against House Battler's removal effect, but they are not very good at peeling off all double-sided destruction resistance. Against decks that aren't, it's stronger than House Battler as a board to parry the opponent's return turn.
Unlike Bow Wow, who only salvages, it's great that he can prepare his Prank-Kids, which gains resistance, on the field by himself during the opponent's turn.
When the turn comes back after enduring something good, I want to run over the opponent with a unicorn or an access.
However, it can easily be broken through by Azeus, so I would like to think about what kind of opponent is effective if I take a stance of bow wow weather instead of compromise.
Even if that's not the case, Prank-Kids is his deck with graves all over the place, so I don't recommend relying on the assumption that the opponent doesn't have a grave without rice cakes, straws, or kills.
The effect of suppressing the effect of the opponent who creates all chain blocks when attacking Prank-Kids is a useful effect for extra Prank-Kids pumped in the house, House Battler and Roagon who can use the effect even when declaring an attack. They will help you.

WATER's "Prank-Kids" Fusion Monster.
(1) blocks the effects of your opponent's cards when attacking. A big advantage is that you can fight stably by using it together with the House Battler.
(2) is limited to the opponent's turn, but it prevents the Special Summoned "Prank-Kids" monster from being destroyed in battle because it gains battle destruction resistance.
Basically, Rocket seems to be superior, but this one is also strong against counterattacks and close-ups, so this one can't be underestimated either.

I think it's a strength that "Prank-Kids" monsters can fight safely due to the effect of (1).
I think (2), the revive effect that can be used during the opponent's turn, works well with 《Prank-Kids Plan》that can be used during the opponent's turn.
Fusion Monster ・You can revive 2 bodies as a wall that cannot be destroyed by battle, except for 《Prank-Kids Rip-Roarin-Roaster》, so I think it will be easy to use as various materials on the next turn.

If you look closely, isn't this indoors?
The effect in the first half is an effect that is useful as insurance when Prank-Kids monsters attack on your turn, but Prank-Kids, which is strong in long-term battles, will not actively aim for it.
The second half of the effect is the resurrection effect of the opponent's version of Rocket, and it not only gives you resistance to battle destruction for that turn, but also when you recruit his Prank-Kids due to a big runaway. It helps a lot.

Water Fusion Prank-Kids.
When Prank-Kids attacks, he can block the activation of the opponent's card effects, and by releasing it on the opponent's turn, he special summons two types of GY's Prank-Kids and destroys them in battle. It has an endurance effect.
The strength of the first effect has been proven with lightning etc. Placing it next to House Battler or Roagon will boost their attacking performance. He who became a material for the fusion material should be able to cover it by using the effect of Prank-Kids.
The 2nd effect is different from Rocket, and will be put out during the opponent's turn. Luckily, Prank-Kids can fuse and link during the opponent's turn with a big runaway or big strategy, but if you want to focus on this effect and use it for deployment, a rocket that can do it on your turn will be more stable. Since it is given battle destruction resistance, it is ideal to prepare a wall on the spot and counterattack on your next turn.

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The effect is a so-called Madeira mode, an unsung hero card that allows you to safely pass the effect of Butler when Prank-Kids declares an attack.
In the opponent's turn, 2 bodies are revived with combat resistance, and the return is perfect.
If you can get a bow wow, you can earn an advantage immediately
Since it also assists RBI, it is quite compatible within the theme.
In general, it is a card that can play an active role in the latter half of the game, and on the contrary, it is not very compatible with simple cards.

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Unlike rockets, this will be revived in the opponent's turn, but it will be easy to survive because it has battle destruction resistance, and if it survives until the next turn, it will be instantly used as various materials.
But this illustration... This is definitely subject to correction in the overseas version.

WATER's "Prank-Kids" Fusion Monster. Unlike the same star 5 rocket, (1) must go through battle (unless there is another "Prank-Kids" monster), and (2) is limited to the opponent's turn, so Instant Fusion》is very bad.
(1) has the effect of suppressing the effect of the opponent's card when the "Prank-Kids" monster attacks. By using it together with House Battler and Roagon, the point that you can fight safely is a nice effect.
Unlike Rocket, (2) is limited to the opponent's turn, but it can gain battle destruction resistance, so it eliminates the drawback of being destroyed by the opponent's monster even though it succeeds in Special Summon.
Basically Rocket seems to be superior, but it will also be a powerful card if used for counterattacks and closings.
As an aside, Pulse on the left of Weather is kind of cute.