In the book, Socrates engages in a dialogue with three individuals: Timaeus, Critias, and Hermos, narrating the story of the lost kingdom of Atlantis
Sometimes, all three can be needed in one turn: The first to Special Summon back a Souls, the second to Special Summon back a Jackal King or Endymion or Reflection, the third to Summon Endymion back during the Vortex Combo (described below) and to Summon Reflection on the opponent's turn to bounce one of their cards, or to resummon a used up negate that was bounced by Endymion
If a face-up "Aroma" monster you control is destroyed by battle or card effect and sent to the Graveyard: Gain 1000 LP
They are not a one-and-done activity
The archetype all tends to resemble wrestlers, and even have names that bring up wrestling terminology like Bearhug and Double Impact, Moonsault and Tagpartner
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