Due to planeswalkers being so great almost all of these will have some Duress targets but the problem is that you don't have good odds on getting a hit, even on turn one, making Duress a bit dodgy

Use these protective sleeves on the following games and more: Agents of SMERSH, Arkham Horror, Battlestar Galactica, Black Gold, Black Sheep, Cadwallon: City of Thieves, Castles of Mad King Ludwig, Chainsaw Warrior, Chaos In The Old World, City of Horror, Constantinopolis, Crisis 2020, Deadlands: The Battle forSlaughter Gulch, Divided Republic, Dungeon Twister, DungeonQuest, El Caballero, Eternal Dynasty, For the Crown, Game of Thrones, Gears of War: The Board Game, Greed Incorporated, Hoity Toity, Horus Heresy, Hunger Games: District 12 Strategy Game,Iron Sky, Letnisko, Level 7, Mansions of Madness, Merchant of Venus, Middle Earth Quest, Might & Magic Heroes, Nexus Ops, Nostra City, Nuclear Escalation, Nuclear Proliferation, Nuclear War, Pizzaro & Co., Rex: Final Days of an Empire, Runewars, SkyTraders, Star Wars: X-Wing Miniatures, Thebes, Timeline, Trains and Stations, Warhammer Fantasy Role Play, Warrior Knights, and World of Warcraft: The Adventure Game

and I'm not quite sure why the heck everything around this card is about jeans
For starters, on Summon, it can target a Link Monster in your graveyard or on the field and gain 1000 extra attack points for each Link Arrow on the card
Lastly, it can banish itself to protect a Photon or Galaxy monster from being destroyed
Here's where it gets interesting