Fun fact: Battle Destruction floats DO NOT miss timing on "when... you can" wording because they're basically FORCED to all trigger simultaneously(off the exact same battle destruction occurrence). So H.A.M.P crashing with Azalea Temperance can trigger a H.A.M.P. pop, Raye float and Azalea Temprance float effect all at once. Not immediately relevant to the video but seeing H.A.M.P. get re-added reminded me of that soon to be "important" interaction(yeah it's not going to come up often, but knowing the ruling and how to explain it will help prevent pointless arguments and judge calls). And with how rarely I get to see Duster, my main forms of backrow removal tend to be some combination of Afterburners(sometimes self-targeting), H.A.M.P. crashing and extra deck shenaigans(stuff like S:P/Azalea/Accesscode). Eagle Booster is a funny way to disrupt Mask Change, this also works on Purrlyeap and a couple other things that need to remove a card they target in order to resolve their full effects(Linkage while a monster is in the EMZ is a notable one you don't want to do to yourself unless you're just trying to dump spells). And of course the usual utility of covering your butt against hand traps is always worth having, and using it right during an opponent's turn can sometimes shut off their ability to OTK so I like running at least 1, more is usually overkill unless you find yourself making use of Multirole often and low on "whenever" cards for it(usually extra Shark Cannons suffice though). TY-PHON's not a terrible option to help with going second(you can Linkage it off on the following turn or sit on it if the opponent struggles to remove it), though Extra Deck space gets REALLY tight once the TCG finally gets the new cards so I don't know if it'll even be able to make the cut at that point.
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Fun fact: Battle Destruction floats DO NOT miss timing on "when... you can" wording because they're basically FORCED to all trigger simultaneously(off the exact same battle destruction occurrence). So H.A.M.P crashing with Azalea Temperance can trigger a H.A.M.P. pop, Raye float and Azalea Temprance float effect all at once. Not immediately relevant to the video but seeing H.A.M.P. get re-added reminded me of that soon to be "important" interaction(yeah it's not going to come up often, but knowing the ruling and how to explain it will help prevent pointless arguments and judge calls).
And with how rarely I get to see Duster, my main forms of backrow removal tend to be some combination of Afterburners(sometimes self-targeting), H.A.M.P. crashing and extra deck shenaigans(stuff like S:P/Azalea/Accesscode).
Eagle Booster is a funny way to disrupt Mask Change, this also works on Purrlyeap and a couple other things that need to remove a card they target in order to resolve their full effects(Linkage while a monster is in the EMZ is a notable one you don't want to do to yourself unless you're just trying to dump spells). And of course the usual utility of covering your butt against hand traps is always worth having, and using it right during an opponent's turn can sometimes shut off their ability to OTK so I like running at least 1, more is usually overkill unless you find yourself making use of Multirole often and low on "whenever" cards for it(usually extra Shark Cannons suffice though).
TY-PHON's not a terrible option to help with going second(you can Linkage it off on the following turn or sit on it if the opponent struggles to remove it), though Extra Deck space gets REALLY tight once the TCG finally gets the new cards so I don't know if it'll even be able to make the cut at that point.
Nice job man! Hope to see an update with the new support that came out in brothers of legends