Can you believe that it’s been almost a full decade since Cinderella Girls has gotten support? Now what’s even more surprising is that hack from almost a decade ago is still writing on this website. Anyways, don’t listen to that writer, he doesn’t know anything about Cinderella Girls. Take a look at their fake post here: Triad Primus (2016). Regardless, I don’t know what that hack wrote about last time, but I can guarantee this for sure. This is the truly best Cinderella Girls deck.
She’s back in her full glory. Here comes the queen herself, Shibuya Rin. A terror back in the days of Weiss past, Rin smashed her way onto the ban list alongside her friends and was a part of what led to the old Cinderella Girls’ dominance. Rin takes the spotlight in the center stage, restanding and giving an encore performance to finish your opponent once and for all.
The newest support provided our beloved Nao-chan who performs an Operation Tornado ability when she attacks with her climax. A welcome addition to the updated Triad Primus deck, Nao is sure to make you blush as she charges your hand while milling through your deck.
IMC/W115-107R プロミネンス・プライド 北条加蓮 (right)
Some other key additions to the deck are shown here with Wedding Dress Rin and the lovely Karen in her beach outfit. Wedding Dress Rin is a way for the deck to generate hand without the use of a climax while also milling your deck. Rin gains power for each character in your backrow, and during the turn she’s played from hand, if she reverses her opponent, you may pay her costs to check the four cards of your deck, add a character to hand, mill the rest, and also grant power to one of your other characters, perfect for securing sequential reversals for other copies of herself. Karen is an accompaniment to Rin, gaining burst power during your turn and the ability to stock charge on swing, sending any level two or higher card to stock or a copy of the Wedding Dress Rin specifically.
IMC/W115-126Co-Co ステージオブマジック 渋谷 凛 (right)
To further push through the deck, the tag team of Nao and Rin work together to push through the deck by allowing you to trigger twice when they swing for a cost. Acting as your early game beaters, this duo act as the bread and butter to pay out triggers and push damage.
In place of the older Karen assist, we can run this new global support instead. Karen comes with two upsides. Firstly, as a level two or higher character, she is another target for level one Karen to send to stock on swing. Secondly, this Karen support has an additional ability as a Pina profile, perfect for providing cheap encore for our other characters should they become reversed.
As the three girls take their steps towards the brand new stage, you may also pay this event’s costs to search your deck for two characters, add them to hand, and discard a card. This filter readily prepares the girls for their next performance while helping mill out your deck and grab you pieces as needed.
Rounding up our post, Rin, Karen, and Nao have some final touches to add to the deck before we depart. Karen smiling kindly is a free 4000 powered beater in the early game if all of our characters on stage carry the names of either Rin [凛], Karen [加蓮], and/or Nao [奈緒]. Karen smiling proudly on stage is a salvage brainstorm that also grants 500 power to one of our characters at the start of our opponent’s attack phase. Classic Rin in the city is a cantrip on swing and also carries a scry ability when she’s sent to waiting room from stage. Rin in her dazzling red uniform is an Akatsuki profile for blue characters. Nao in her pink outfit is a climax swapper that also has a power boost on play to one of your characters. Lastly, Karen with an open smile is an assist for the early game that also has a climax filter ability to discard and draw a card on a blue climax trigger.