S-Dobrado (🥋) is a central bypass event, that later “kicks” into a double-bypass pseudo-Double.

Compare: Inside Job, with the same play cost and influence cost.

Flavor: The “‘S’-shaped folding” is a capoeira move.

Capybara (🦫🕶️) upgrades a bypass into a derez.

Flavor: Capybaras are known to be chill; so chill, that they chill “semi-chill”, aka. bypassed, ice until it's “super-chill”, aka. derezzed. (What @m.p calls the Chill Tier.)

Also, they're the largest land rodent, they love bathing in water (hence, the artwork), and they live all across Brazil (hence, being in this cycle).

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Hannah "Wheels" Pilintra (🏍️):

• offers a clickless run each turn, at the risk of a tag (which costs more than a click to basic-detag, and with which the Corp can trash her).
• offers a five-click turn on your next turn, or a six-click turn where one click is a run (by using the first ability before sacrificing her to the second ability).

Compare:

• All-nighter
• Pichação
• John Masanori

Eru Ayase-Pessoa is an Archives→R&D “sneak”, and can be R&D multiaccess too.

Compare: a Sneakdoor Beta crossed with an R&D Interface.

Note that the multiaccess effect is split from the sneakdoor effect, and isn't rate-limited either. For example, it works (I think) with Divide and Conquer, and still works if you played three on the same turn that all succeeded.

Note also that self-tagging resources (like Eru Hannah "Wheels" Pilintra, Rogue Trading, and so on) are intrinsically vulnerable to destruction (if the Corp can afford [C][$2] to do so, and if you couldn't afford the [C][$2] to detag).

Tree Line (🌲🏔️) is an advanceable advancer, a boostable barrier, an expendable earner.

For example, for the price of a single basic advance action, plus the drawn card itself, you can triple-advance a piece of thresholded “Seven Wonders” ice on the same turn you installed it:

• Colossus
• Hortum
• Akhet
• Pharos

Compare: a Fire Wall crossed with Dedication Ceremony (cf. Bastion & Maskirovka).