Lunalight Leo Dancer
Must be Fusion Summoned with the above Fusion Materials. Your opponent cannot target this card with card effects, also it cannot be destroyed by your opponent's card effects. This card can make a second attack during each Battle Phase. Once per turn, at the end of the Damage Step, if this card attacked a monster: You can destroy all Special Summoned monsters your opponent controls.
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Raw Card Condition & Grading Standards
Official marketplace condition hierarchy for ungraded raw cards (Near Mint to Damaged)
Near Mint
Minimal to no wear. Clean sharp corners, crisp edges, unclouded surface gloss.
Lightly Played
Minor edge whitening, tiny corner nick, or faint hairline scuffs. Tournament legal.
Moderately Played
Noticeable whitening on multiple borders, corner wear, or light surface clouding.
Heavily Played
Major whitening, surface indentations, or dirty borders, but structurally intact.
Damaged
Structural creasing, liquid damage, tears, paper separation, or markings.
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