Its kind of one-mana instant-speed removal for decks that dont go very wide, but its also a way to protect your creature from a board wipe or tap a summoning sick creature
The first six are obvious, but let me explain the last one
Left wall: Dartboard Visible wall: Neon sign Bottom: Stairs from the previous floor Red: The massive neon advertisement from the building next door can be seen through the window Left side wall: Lots of LIVE TWIN stickers on the wall Ceiling: [Disco/Mirror] ball Left chair: Rabbit chair Right chair: Deer chair Top left: Some neon lights where the Password is Top right: Lots of [Polaroid-like] pictures on the corkboard Bottom left rectangles: Masterpieces (TL note: presumably stolen art pieces) Bottom right: Sofa Decorations: Left: Basically, a cool secret base was decorated as if it was invaded by small accessories Right: There are lots of plushies and all sorts of cushions Present room: Lets just say that the room with the presents is a different room Illustrators comment: Ki-sikil and Lil-las avatar forms are characteristic enough, so they havent been changed since the beginning, however, I adjusted the head and body 3-4 times

Flip Effect Monsters have somewhat disappeared from Yu-Gi-Oh!, as they are often slower cards to work with, and only activate their effects when they are Flip Summoned or flipped face-up due to being attacked or by a card effect
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