In addition to being a powerhouse on the battlefield, this Dragon, like other Toon monsters, can attack the opponent directly, albeit at the cost of 500 of their owner's Life Points
Theres a few key lynchpin effects to resolve, but luckily nothing in the strategy is truly do-or-die, unlike many Synchro Spam archetypes
Also, regarding Veiler, since it is a Spellcaster itself, you can use one of the effects without even needing to use Patronus
R Rare Wall of Revealing Light X TRAP Continuous Activate by paying any multiple of 1000 Life Points
The real-world version is much tamer, forcing the player to banish all cards in their hand to draw 2 and isn't worth the trouble unless players are using a deck solely focused around banishing cards like Gren Maju Da Eiza
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