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To be fair, she had to both damage check a heal during his Gullmani turn and then sack on a triple drive to win since his ass also was pulling bullshit by having two PGs, the fodder Lunarite and a Persona Ride in hand, so he could've just used that to push hard next turn, especially since she drew the order on her triple drive.

Speaking of her deck, it's literally just a remastered version of Sephirogila in Stoicheia; she deadass has an EB3 act skill that not only checks top five
for any unit to call, but it can also add her Order to hand and if she calls one of her Paradise units, it gets 5k for the turn. She also has both Triple Drive
and a restand effect for any rearguard, even if the opponent is grade 2. Nannaclir is even more generic than Sephirogila since it doesn't rely on
fucking Espereidea or, Gui forbid, SPALLATION REACTOR DRAGON, for multiattacks, though at the cost of lacking Dragontree markers and not having
the retrained G2 Wretches that can tutor Persona Ride straight from deck.

The order itself either recurs a Paradise rearguard from drop directly to the board or giving one of your Paradise rearguards 5k and the effect to
get a critical when restood while your world is Stray Garden, neither of course having a grade restriction, in all explaining why those two Zorga orders
got errata'd, on top of them being fairly generic and not futureproofed; it also can also draw you a card when revealed by any Paradise card's effect,
Nannaclir or not, so Nannaclir ripping it off of her EB skill goes +2 for EB3, since it also reveals the card like many searchers do.

Suffice to say, Nannaclir going quadruple drive or swinging twice with a 2 crit rearguard would make Veissrugr's Gullmani going first turns look tame;
I could see that being what Kagetsu was thinking of when he said he was crushed by her, and I haven't even taken the time to see what the Paradise
rearguards actually do.