One of my favorite decks I’ve played in Yugioh is the Purrely archetype. Its playstyle does a good job of tying into the cards theme. Basically you have your small cat
You then use a card to make a memory with your kitty
And that memory allows them to evolve into a bigger kitty
I am very obsessed with every single purrely 
I don’t know much about the game, but I do love the fact that Yummys and Purrelys are playable. Makes me want to make the worlds cutest deck to battle with
@crindy here is an aquatic water guy you may enjoy. His name is Sensor Duckbill
you’re right i love him
Definetely some salamanders, although Im unsure of the cute ones. Axolotls are a mystery for me, and there are alot of water friends, but most of them are like elementals and such for me. There are tons of styles for everyone though!
bruh. yu gi oh made those forum “growing creatures” signature gimmicks an archetypes. Thats wild. Click on my dragon egg to hatch it, and grow it please. lol
Took me around 6 months to find the Dark Magician Girl (Metallic Tazo) for my Dark Magician Girl collection … Despite it’s kinda played, I’m not complaining about that … These tazos are uncommon to find locally.
For all those who don’t know what a Tazo is, is basically a Mini flat disc (usually with a design). You have to build a tower made of tazos. Each player have a Tazo which is used to smash the tower. In each turn, players have to throw the Tazo at the tower. Those that end up face down are basically points.
These were extremely popular products during 90s/early 2000s in Latin America. Are most known for being distributed as an inserts of Lays and similar fries. Pokémon ones were extremely popular.
Regarding Yu-Gi-Oh there were 2 types of Tazos: Tazos (Taps) and Metallic (Metal Taps). Dark Magician Girl was available in both variants (I’m missing the regular tazo). Not every character was available as Metallic. For example Time Wizard wasn’t available as Metallic (I have the regular one)
This Dark Magician Girl Metallic Tazo is from Series 3 and her number is 97
It’s a Tindeq, a dynamometer that measure the force when you pull on it. For finger training (climbing). I’m waiting for the first rock climbing themed pokemon with eagerness
This is what I could find from looking through cards in Master Duel. There are more cute penguins and dolphins but I didn’t want to fill this up with just those.
oh my god you’re my hero tyyyyyy
I did discover there is an axolotl card, even though it’s name is derived from salamander. The jury is out on whether or not it’s cute
if they had gone all in on the clown aspects i would be buying up stock like crazy but as it is, idk if this sparks joy lol. thank you for checking though 
The angle makes them look connected if you dont know what you are looking at and i was really confused why that would be the case 
Yeah I can see that being the case. Tried to get these two closer together to compare size. Maybe next time they’re on a shoot I can take a better photo
