nice video. just wondering on your thoughts about nibiru and soul release in striker? I feel like ppl play into nib all the time and soul release helps alot with the current meta decks.
Soul Release is useful against decks such as Snake-Eye that have cards with effects that can be used in GY (such as Promethean Princess), or cards in GY that can be moved out of the GY by another effect (such as level 1 fire monsters). It is also a normal spell card that can be added to hand by Thrust, so it is a good card for Sky Striker. I did not use it since there are some decks that Soul Release is not very useful against (such as Rescue-ACE, Floowandereeze, and Kashtira), and I did not play against many Snake-Eye decks. Nibiru can also be useful if the opponent summons 5 or more monsters in a turn, but it is sometimes possible for the opponent to negate it (such as with Rulkallos, Arvata, or Galaxy-Eyes Photon Lord), or continue playing after it is used, so it is not always impactful. It is also a monster, and is summoned to the main monster zone, which can be useful for summoning Camellia, but while it is on the field, it prevents most Sky Striker spells from being activated, and it also prevents lightning storm and evenly matched from being used. I did not include Nibiru because I wanted to include more normal spell cards that could be used when going second, since they can be added with Thrust and can be activated on your turn, but you could include more hand traps instead. Nibiru would work better if more hand traps were used since it would be more likely to resolve and you could normal summon a hand trap to summon Camellia with Nibiru if you do not have any other monsters.
