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Longirsu, the Orcust Orchestrator

Battles of Legend: Monster Mayhem BLMM-EN094 • ultra-rare

Set: Battles of Legend: Monster Mayhem
Printing code: BLMM-EN094
Rarity: Ultra rare
Card type: Link monster
Attribute: Dark
Level / Rank: 0
ATK: 2500

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As a key member of the Orcust archetype, Longirsu, the Orcust Orchestrator is highly valued by players for its ability to non-targeting send cards to the Graveyard, effectively bypassing many forms of protection. Its inclusion in Battles of Legend: Monster Mayhem provides a distinct Ultra Rare aesthetic for a card that has remained a strategic staple for those utilizing Link Summoning mechanics.

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