Create-A-Card Competition

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MIA
Call unique robot
Gain control of target robot, that robot is dizzied and doesn't undizzy next turn
14/28

Its name is MAI.

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The King of Ice
Call unique villain
(AKA: Froster, The Cubeinator, Icicle Man)
(Ability Immune)
2: Target monster takes
1 damage and dizzy it
"Who dares interrupt The King of Ice?"
27/44
Hidden: In combat with another monster, 25% chance to prevent damage. At end of combat, changes forms to another of the King of Ice's names and undizzies. All forms have the same stats, abilities, sac, mana cost, types, and are AKA all other King of Ice names. They have different names, artwork, and flavor text.
The King also cannot be burned.
Name/flavor text pairings
Froster/ "Yeah, well, I figured you were indeed correct about it sounding like a title. I'm Froster now."
The Cubeinator/ "There is no way you can capture the mighty Cubinator!"
Icicle Man/ "What's the matter? Icicle man too fast for you?"

The card follows the flavor of making The King of Ice the most annoying villain around. To beat him, you have to one-shot him otherwise he just goes back to his normal form. He can also clear out weenies easily. He can damage to prevent healing and dizzy to protect other monsters with his ability. And even if you do get something that can one-shot it there's a 25% chance that it'll just walk out of the encounter with 27 damage for its troubles and The King is free to damage and undizzy another monster. Works well when given entrenching or with jack hologram. The ability is meant to be a weaker version of snowball that also fits with his ability to annoy monsters who rely on "combat tricks" to win in combat. Ability immune because it makes him more annoying, and because it's the best way to make him immune to "fire" since it makes him immune to snipers. The immunity to burning was an afterthought, but is important to its flavor more than anything. Flavor text is... Well, honestly, I tried to make it annoying but also something he said while he had that name. I figured constant name announcing was annoying enough.

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Triumph City Prison
Move to Location
Draw phase: All villains are dizzied, gain
"cannot be undizzied" until end of turn,
end get +10/+10

Because in any good superhero comic, whenever a villain gets out of prison they come back stronger.

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Charles
Call unique scientist
Has (Entrenching) (Ability Immune) if a sister is in play or
location is Teracorp Weapons Labs
(Cannot be Sacrificed) (Can't attack)
Maintenence:
Draw phase: all sisters get +2/+2
And are healed
4/10

Hidden: when Charles leaves play, 30% chance to put a random, non-Khari sister into play dizzied and dizzy-locked

I figured the low stats, maintenence, and limited range of his synergy would make up for the healing, boosting, evasiveness, and relatively low cost. He's a drain on resources, a monster slot you can't dedicate to a sister, he can't attack at all and is a terrible blocker. He dies to all mass-snipe abilities and can be killed by any damaging spell as well as monster D spells. The idea for his evasiveness only triggering in Teracorp or with a Sister in play is that they're protecting him. He's vulnerable to spells because otherwise he would be way too hard to remove, meaning he'd have to cost more, meaning you can't get him out quickly and then he's much less fun to play. The sister comes into play to get revenge, but has to calm down first. I think that makes his leaves play ability mostly useless, except on the rare occasions where it pulls a dragon or an avalanche and you have the means to keep it safe until it can be used. Finally, cannot be sacced was a balance concern, because otherwise it would just be used as a risky way to bring out a sister for "free." Sac value was only given with cards like reclamation in mind, as well as Mana Furnace.