
New Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Changes Its Own Name and Locks Down Your Turn
A Level 5 monster that changes its own name to summon two more Harpies, then locks your own turn down.


A Level 5 monster that changes its own name to summon two more Harpies, then locks your own turn down.

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