Since your graveyard now contains a creature, artifact, instant, and sorcery, you have delirium, allowing you to attack for four damage on turn two
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Unfortunately, there was a situation where water attribute summoning restrictions were imposed on the graveyard, making it impossible to use the effect of this card
In case youre not familiar with this hole card, heres how it works: Whenever your opponent summons a monster with 1500 attack or more, you can flip this card face-up to destroy and banish that monster
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