I’ll come at you with all I’ve got! Sweetful Parade!
[CONT](VC):If you called a rear-guard during this turn, this unit gets [Power]+5000.
[ACT](VC)1/Turn:COST [Counter Blast (1)], this unit gets [Power]+15000 until end of turn, and if you have five rear-guards, draw a card.
Full Full Appeal, Farlull is an original card for the V-Premium Format. She is a member of Bermuda Triangle and a generic unit with two abilities. Full Full Appeal, Farlull has basic abilities. She is a good card for beginners. Veterans may put their skills to the test and build a deck for this unit.
First Ability:
Full Full Appeal, Farlull gains 5,000 power if you call a unit during your turn. This is a very easy effect to fulfill. You only need to call one unit from your hand and Full Full Appeal, Farlull gains 5,000 power. Her total power becomes 18,000 before a boost from a rear-guard in the back row.
Therefore, you can create a strong column with Full Full Appeal, Farlull. She requires a strong booster to reach high numbers. A boost from a rear-guard with 8,000 power and this first ability increases the power of Full Full Appeal Farlull to 26,000.
In addition, this ability complements Imaginary Gift: Force II. Full Full Appeal, Farlull puts a lot of pressure on the opponent in the early game due to her power and the threat of a high amount of damage. Full Full Appeal, Farlull gains more benefit from an additional critical from Imaginary Gift Force II than the power from Imaginary Gift: Force I. She does not need the power of a marker because her first ability raises her power, and an extra critical provides a bigger benefit on offense.
Second Ability:
Full Full appeal, Farlull further increases her power with her second ability. She gains 15,000 power and you draw a card if you have five rear-guards on the field. A complete field grants this ability for you drawing a card.
Therefore, Full Full Appeal, Farlull puts pressure on the opponent. The total power of Full Full Appeal, Farlull with both of her abilities is 33,000. An opponent would need call multiple cards to the guardian circle or a Perfect Guard to negate her attack.
In addition, the ability to draw a card helps rebuild you resources. Full Full Appeal, Farlull demands a full commitment to the board. It is the requirement for her second ability ability. You need to consistent recover your resource to maintain your advantage and cards for defense.
Support:
Full Full Appeal, Farlull is a generic card for Bermuda Triangle. You can play her a variety of decks. She best fits in a deck with units with abilities to draw cards. You need to keep a strong hand for a solid defense
Erudite Euphony, Lanante is the perfect booster for Full Full Appeal, Farlull. This grade one unit complements the deck’s strategy. Erudite Euphony, Lanante becomes a booster with 10,000 power and gains “intercept” when you have five rear-guards. A booster from Erudite Euphony, Lanante increases Full Full Appeal, Farlull’s power to 28,000.
Play these cards with Full Full Appeal, Farlull in the V-Premium Format!
- Erudite Euphony, Lanante
Premium Format:
You can build a generic deck with Full Full Appeal, Farlull because she is a generic card. She offers creativity in the Premium Format. Your G-Zone has many options for the best generic G-Units from Bermuda Triangle.
For example, Perfect Performance Ange is a great card for Full Full Appeal, Farlull. The strategy is having a full field for both cards. Perfect Performance Ange draws a card and gains an additional drive check for a total of four drive checks in battle.
Play these cards with Full Full Appeal, Farlull in the Premium Format!
- Perfect Performance, Ange
- Radiate Ocean, Heltrauda
- School Etoile, Olyvia
Card Rating:
Overall, Full Full appeal, Farlull is a nice card if you want to build a casual deck for Bermuda Triangle. She has basic abilities for new players to learn the game and veterans can build the strongest deck for her. Her generic abilities offer many opportunities for combos and decks. I recommend playing Full Full Appeal, Farlull in a casual deck.
Card Rating: 3.0 out of 5.0 stars
