Just make sure to reprint your submission packet and throw away the old one
A Blue deck focused on controlling the board and manipulating opponents' resources would benefit from including Relm's Sketching in their strategy, as it allows for versatile copies of valuable cards

This deck contains the following cards:Extra Deck (x15):Clear Wing Fast Dragon (x1) - Ultra RareCrystal Clear Wing Synchro Dragon (x2) - Super RareHi-Speedroid Kitedrake (x3) - CommonHi-Speedroid Chanbara (x3) - CommonHi-Speedroid Glider #2 (x3) - CommonHi-Speedroid Rubber Band Shooter (x3) - CommonMonster (x26):Speedroid Wing Synchron (x1) - Super RareSpeedroid Colonel Clackers (x3) - CommonSpeedroid Marble Machine (x3) - CommonSpeedroid Red-Eyed Dice (x3) - CommonSpeedroid Terrortop (x3) - CommonSpeedroid CarTurbo (x3) - CommonSpeedroid Den-Den Daiko Duke (x3) - CommonSpeedroid Double Yoyo (x3) - CommonSpeedroid Horse Stilts (x2) - CommonSpeedroid Taketomborg (x2) - CommonSpell (x6):Speedroid Wheel (x1) - CommonSpeed Recovery (x2) - CommonSpeedlift (x3) - CommonTrap (x8):Speedroid Dupligate (x2) - RareSpeedroid Clear Wing Wonder (x3) - CommonRe-dyce-cle (x3) - Common This deck contains the following cards: Extra Deck (x15): Monster (x26): Spell (x6): Trap (x8):

BPhillipYork: Basically an Auspicious Starrix variant, works really well in 5c reanimator, could have some fun loops where it keeps revealing permanents so you sacrifice it in response to keep reanimating it, with things like Animate Dead, which gets pretty gross pretty fast
The Sealdass Bandai mini set Orange Islands, released in 1999, was one of those instances