Nagashimas favorite strategy, though, is one he himself was heavily involved in designing: the infamous Night March deck, which dominated much of the competitive scene in 2016 and won the US Nationals that year
Its secondary can be activated from the hand by discarding it to target one effect monster the player controls and sending them both to the graveyard to summon a Blue-Eyes monster from the deck
Moana - Curious Explorer also wants you to lean into Moana cards with lots of Moana, Heihei, and Pua cards, so it winds up being a fun thematic riff that ebbs and flows (like the sea!)
In the past, the main argument against Hypergenesis is that it was more powerful than Living End because Living End can be hated out by graveyard removal like Leyline of the Void or Rest in Peace, although this argument is weaker now because of Glimpse of Tomorrow, which doesn't need the graveyard to win
Sometimes they are going to have the answer to your hate and you dont want all the work it did to be completely undone by that