Water Girls appear that serve as generic WATER support, but the full depths of their strategy is unknown.
Note: Hisui’s Kanji means literally “Ice Water” but it’s being used here as a foreign name due to Katakana. Also it sounds like “Jade” in Japanese. So. Icejade.
BODE-JP008 Hisui no Acty (Acty of the Icejade)
Level 4 WATER Aqua Effect Monster
ATK 1000
DEF 1000
You can only use the (1) and (2) effect of this card’s name once per turn, each.
(1) If this card is Normal or Special Summoned: You can send 1 WATER monster from your hand to the GY; draw 1 card.
(2) If a face-up WATER monster you control is destroyed by battle or card effect and this card is in your GY: You can banish this card; Special Summon 1 “Icejade” monster from your hand or GY, except “Acty of the Icejade”.
BODE-JP009 Hisui no Tinola (Tinola of the Icejade)
Level 4 WATER Aqua Effect Monster
ATK 1000
DEF 1000
You can only use the (1) and (2) effect of this card’s name once per turn, each.
(1) You can send 1 card from your hand to the GY, then target 1 WATER monster in your GY; send this card from the field to the GY, and if you do, Special Summon that target.
(2) If a face-up WATER monster you control is destroyed by battle or card effect and this card is in your GY: You can banish this card; Special Summon 1 “Icejade” monster from your hand or GY, except “Tinola of the Icejade”.
BODE-JP010 Hisui no Tremolat (Tremolat of the Icejade)
Level 5 WATER Aqua Effect Monster
ATK 1500
DEF 1500
You can only use the (1) and (2) effect of this card’s name once per turn, each.
(1) You can send this card from your hand to the GY; Special Summon 1 WATER monster from your hand.
(2) If a face-up WATER monster you control is destroyed by battle or card effect and this card is in your GY: You can banish this card; Special Summon 1 “Icejade” monster from your hand or GY, except “Tremolat of the Icejade”.
BODE-JP056 Hisui Youran (Icejade Cradel)
Normal Spell Card
(1) Add from your Deck to your hand, 1 “Icejade” monster with a different name from the cards you control or in your GY.
Note: I went with Cradel, the older Middle English spell for Cradle since the Katakana here is meant to make it sound ‘exotic’.
