After pondering the matter of the Red Light for a while, Tenjo Hikari still had no clue.
Fortunately, he had long known that the issue of the "Red Light" was out of reach for him, something not easily understood or found in a short time. Therefore, Tenjo Hikari didn't dwell too much on this problem and focused on studying his new cards.
The first one to study, naturally, was the Fusion Monster "Aiwass, the Magistus Spell Spirit."
An excellent Fusion Monster indeed!
First is the Fusion Condition, requiring a "Great Sage" Monster and a Spellcaster-Type Monster. Just these two conditions made Tenjo Hikari quite pleased, because although he frequently used various odd fusion monsters and all sorts of dragons and archfiends, the "main system" of Tenjo Hikari's deck has always been primarily Spellcaster-Type.
Especially with Shaddoll Monsters, almost all Shaddoll subordinates are Spellcaster-Type Monsters, so the fusion condition for this card is extremely lenient.
Secondly, Aiwass has an exceptionally "brilliant" effect — it can target a face-up monster other than itself and use its effect during either player's turn. It can directly transform into an Equip Card to be equipped to that Monster. If it's equipped to an opponent's monster, you can immediately prevent that monster from activating its effects and take control of it.
Yes, an incredible effect and quite a portable "amazing" effect.
The only downside is perhaps its Wind Attribute.
All in all, very powerful.
The other two subordinates each have their own advantages as well.
The Talented Great Sage Crowley has quite a decent effect that allows fusion during a Summon or Special Summon situation, and can even serve as Aleister the Invoker for Invoked Summoning, but what really made Tenjo Hikari feel "amazed" was Spenta, the Magistus Sealer.
This card is truly remarkable.
Though in duels, Tenjo Hikari only used its first effect, sacrificing itself, then searching for Crowley, and using Crowley's effect to directly Special Summon.
But in reality, this monster is not limited to that.
Like "Evening Crow" and "Furnace," aside from searching, Spencer also has a second effect, which is from the Graveyard, it can banish itself and target one face-up monster on your field, equipping one "Great Sage" monster from the Extra Deck as an Equip Spell to that Monster.
This is just too powerful!
Many "Extra" monsters of the Great Sage have special effects, for example, Sanderion can negate the opponent's monster effects, Ninaruru can destroy the opponent's cards, and the monster equipped with Magistus Divinity Dragon can skip battles and directly destroy opponent's monsters, even outperforming Nephilim in battle scope.
Additionally, "Zoroa, the Magistus Conflagrant Calamity" prevents the opponent from activating effects of monsters of the same type as those in your Spell and Trap Zone.
Zoroa itself can Synchro to attach a card, and if you use its effect, you can attach another, already covering a good range.
Of course —
The strongest point is definitely the "Magistus Moon Maiden."
When Magistus Moon Maiden is equipped, you can directly search for a Great Sage monster from the deck.
So, if there were Links and Magistus Moon Maiden in this world, Spencer could retrieve two Great Sages with one card!
However, it seems Links do not exist in this world.
The search efficiency of Spencer might not be that terrifying.
But Tenjo Hikari still keeps an eye on it continuously.
For powerful cards, Tenjo Hikari always has more patience.
Not to mention, it's purely a handy method for Special Summoning Crowley.
Let alone, this card also resolves a conundrum that has bothered Tenjo Hikari for a long period.
[Where to get a Light Attribute?]
It's also a long-standing issue troubling the Invoked series — where to find a Light Attribute monster for the initial move.
If it was in the world before coming here, naturally, it involved Normally Summoning Aleister, searching Invocation by effect, Link Summoning Magistus Moon Maiden, then — Melkaba!
But in this world, after Normal Summoning Aleister, Tenjo Hikari can only rely on other series for support.
If it's the second move and an Extra Deck summoned monster is on the opponent's field, naturally Shaddoll Fusion can stably Special Summon Nephilim to satisfy the Light attribute.
But for opening move, it's really not stable.
Now, due to the existence of Spencer, the possibility for Tenjo Hikari to achieve a Light Attribute during the first move has increased, bringing him joy.
Subsequently, he checked a few other cards and found several aids related to antagonistic sentiments.
Such as Dark Fusion, antagonism, and Dark Contact, perhaps due to the Duel Energy accumulated from battles with The Supreme King, considerable related cards were mass-produced through Super Polymerization. Among them, Tenjo Hikari quite liked the card antagonism.
After all, as long as the number of monsters in the opponent's Graveyard exceeds 10, antagonism can search any "Polymerization" spell card, which might come in handy someday.
In the worst-case scenario, as long as there is a Fiend-Type on your field, you can draw a card.
Drawing one card is still drawing, and Tenjo Hikari has plenty of archfiends, so it's worth considering.
In terms of power, not exceptionally strong, but it meets Tenjo Hikari's needs.
Regrettably, Tenjo Hikari didn't manage to obtain those two Masked Hero cards, which he found disappointing.
The lower ranks of Masked Heroes, and considering there were two, if played well, one could start directly with Miracle Fusion to pull out a Contrast Hero, wiping the board without wasting many resources, making it a substantial reinforcement to the Heroic Series.