A pretty intuitive way to use Proxies is to denote cards you own in your collection, but that are required in multiple singleton decks
The cards that held up best (Phlage, Tamiyo, Ocelot Pride) are the ones with cross-format playability, not the ones with the flashiest art
I didnt include these in the main rankings because their anime art often has them sorted separately, and some cards have both regular Foundations printings and Foundations Jumpstart anime printings
If this card attacks, or is attacked: Shuffle this card into the Deck, then Special Summon 1 "Paintbrush Artist" monster with a different name except "Paintbrush Artist - Pink"
Keep experimenting and try out all kinds of other cool combos and plays, and you will restore the world from Ruin in no time.
Rescue-ACE Notes: This offensively-oriented deck makes use of many monster cards with effects set off by those of opposing monster cards