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[宇佐見 蓮子@C94]

The title is there to attract attention. Why? Because I'm an attention whore. Feed me with replies or I'll turn you into a cute and cuddly rabbit. Fear me.


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[spoiler=Look at the Set ID. You'll laugh, trust me.]

1 Tuner + 2 or more non-Tuner Monsters
Can only be Special Summoned by Synchro Summon and cannot be Special Summoned by other ways. When this card is Synchro Summoned: You can Banish up to 3 cards from either Player's Graveyard. Once per turn: You can Discard 1 Card; Banish 1 Card from your opponent's Graveyard and apply the following Effect(s) based on the type of the Card Banished. ●Monster: Destroy 1 Card on both player's side of the field. ●Spell: Inflict 400 Damage to your opponent for each DARK Monster on the field. ●Trap: Both players Draw 1 Card and Discard 1 Card at the End Phase of this turn.
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Basically, it's Trishula's illegitimate child who has somehow taken his father's place as a Level 9 Synchro. I'm not sure how this stands up to Mist Wurm and it's almighty Bounce effect, but I think this card deserves a spot for crushing any Graveyard plays your opponent might have. It also sets up DDR Plays, Return From The Different Dimension, Dimension Fusion (Traditional, obv) and other assorted RFG Retrieval cards. Maybe it's OP'd but I'm not really sure, since the only deck that can spam Level 9s are pretty much dead. So yeah, rate, hate, fix, ignore, bash, mutilate, kill, whatever. It's not like I care.

Stupid fact of the day: There is no Stupid fact of the day, you blithering idiot.

FIXES: This card can only be Special Summoned by Synchro Summon
....Discard 1 Card, Banish 1 card from your OPPONENT's graveyard...

[KindredTether]

S'All good.

[宇佐見 蓮子@C94]

Dude, advanced clause. You're breaking it, badly. I'll give you 30 minutes to edit your post before I report it to Mikhail, because I felt like being graceful once in a while.

[Zazubat]

I like the picture a lot, but it doesn't look like a dragon to me, more like some alien machine thing, I got no idea what it's suppose to be, but it's very cool. I looked at Trishula, since I hadn't heard about it before, and this card seems more useful to me than that card. I like how you can discard 1 card, then use the same card, if you would like to incase of an effect, but I think having it be able to banish a card your opponent has in his graveyard is a bit much, considering that you can empty out his grave pretty fast with it's first effect. But, since summoning a level 9 synchro is not the easiest thing to do, I can kind of see past this. So overall, pretty intersting card.

[Sora1499]

Dammit Toyo, your stupid fact of the day created a paradox. Now, my review:

I may have a bias towards this card because I love anti-meta, and I love Synchros, and this is both. Its summon-triggered effect pisses on chaos dragons, and its ignition effect is nice, though its last two ignition effects will never be used. Basically, its a scrap dragon that sets up banish psychic plays (if those are even used still, lol) OR prevents potential opponent combos. Me gusta.

[宇佐見 蓮子@C94]

I liek paradoxes. They cool.

Also, I did not expect this rotten piece of garbage to get good replies from this place. I was kinda expecting replies like "This card sux. I hope u die." or something. But apparently, this card is good! Bump so more people comments on this.

[Sora1499]

This card sux. I hope u die.

[Aix]

I agree with sora's above comment... just kidding. The card is fine and I would never wish someone to die... okay, never wishing someone to die is a lie. My review is below and may be annoying to read.

[spoiler='My Review']
[spoiler='It's like a Gift Box, keep on opening it.']
[spoiler='Are you annoyed?']
[spoiler='A spoiler inside of a spoiler inside of a spoiler inside of a spoiler, SPOILCEPTION']
More recent cards that have yet to fully reach TCG don't rely on the Graveyard quite as much, though they can be stopped by Macro Cosmos, they can't be really stopped by this card's first effect, I don't see it being particularly useful but it fits this card's theme and gives it some more power, I suppose. The second effect, me gusta (I like) a bit, it's like a D.D. Crow (Though, I suppose you've already realized that). D.D. Crow isn't as popular to use any more with the decline of Chaos, this effect's biggest use would only be against Madolches now and Lightsworns, though Lightsworns aren't as used much any more. It partially makes up for it for having a Scrap Dragon-esque ability and the fact that you can activate it pretty much twice (once during your turn and once during your opponent's).

My suggestion would be have it once per turn prevent stuff from hitting the Graveyard with its second effect instead, [i]that[/i] would be wonderful. It would be able to stop Atlanteans as well as searchers and toolbox cards like Sangan (though I guess it wouldn't be able to stop it during the Damage Step).
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[spoiler='Click Here If You Are Not Amused And Really Just Want To See The Review']
More recent cards that have yet to fully reach TCG don't rely on the Graveyard quite as much, though they can be stopped by Macro Cosmos, they can't be really stopped by this card's first effect, I don't see it being particularly useful but it fits this card's theme and gives it some more power, I suppose. The second effect, me gusta (I like) a bit, it's like a D.D. Crow (Though, I suppose you've already realized that). D.D. Crow isn't as popular to use any more with the decline of Chaos, this effect's biggest use would only be against Madolches now and Lightsworns, though Lightsworns aren't as used much any more. It partially makes up for it for having a Scrap Dragon-esque ability and the fact that you can activate it pretty much twice (once during your turn and once during your opponent's).

My suggestion would be have it once per turn prevent stuff from hitting the Graveyard with its second effect instead, [i]that[/i] would be wonderful. It would be able to stop Atlanteans as well as searchers and toolbox cards like Sangan (though I guess it wouldn't be able to stop it during the Damage Step).
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[宇佐見 蓮子@C94]

I am not amused by your dry humor and I was kinda expecting a jumpscare at the end of that spoiler thing.

Also, it appears as if you forgot the purpose of D.D Crow. It was to stop people from using their graveyards. This does pretty much the same thing. Since you can use it on both player's turn, it can stop cards such as Monster Reborn, Call of the Haunted, Hieratcs SS-ing from the grave, Chaos, Lightsworns, Tele-DAD and many others. It also opens up plays for you, like Banishing a Level 4, blow up something and use Leviair to get it back. It helps Bani-Psychics, Necroface Banish and even Tele-DAD by getting rid of unneeded DARKs.

[Sora1499]

@AixDavidas
No! "Me gusta" is MY catchphrase! If you steal it again, Inzektor Hornet will come over to your house and kick your ass. Nyeh.

On a more serious note, I'd have to agree with Toyo. This card can mutilate graveyard combos, all while being a nice beater and scrap dragon. That's pretty friggen powerful. The only downside is its cost, but without it the card would be broken.

[Alpakha]

Sooo, sora... you're an Archlord now... whatever, I DA AZN!!! (asian, just incase you can;t read it)

Anyways:
-OCG... how many times have a told you this....
-The card is fine, a great piece of Anti Meta. It's a DARK Dragon, but it can shut down Chaos Dragons (if those exist anymore that is...)
-Although i have a very small problem with the monster banishment effect. It's a D.D. Crow splurge with Scrap Dragon with a discard cost. It's probably nothing, but I have this feeling that that's abusable. I could be completely wrong, but my gut is usually correct (except when it's wrong, which is usually).
-Spell banish effect is close to useless. I can't think of many reasons to banish a spell, other than gem-knight and gishki. The burn effect isn't super helpful, LP in this format doesn't matter as much and the burn isn't huge.
-Trap effect: I can't think of a reason to banish a trap, but i guess it's nice if you need another draw.

So Me gusta (only saying this to annoy sora)

[Aix]

Yes, I knew it wasn't funny after I wrote it.

Chaos and Hieratics and etc. are not used as much any more, though Psychics are, but I feel kinda silly pointing that kind of thing out because we are on YugiohCardMaker...
This card [i]is[/i] different from D.D. Crow in that people won't go and waste their Monster Reborn, Pot of Avarice etc. because they know the effect is there, whereas D.D. Crow is invisible. But I never liked using D.D. Crow, it seems like a waste of hand and card space. As you said, you can use this card with Psychics or even Fabled and if your opponent opts to not use Monster Reborn, just use this card's effect during their End Phase to take advantage of it (either the banish for Psychics or the discard for Fabled). However, Level 9 is kind of an awkward Level to Synchro, Fabled can pull it off... with three monsters, including a Level 4, which aren't used much in Fabled, its not that great for Psychics either, though this becomes an alternate option from Blaster.
The Scrap Dragon thing is definitely useful, even if you don't need to have a D.D. Crow, you can still use the effect. So, to loophole sora, [i]eGO amo[/i]... me gusta in Latin...

AznKvn what's the big deal of being an Asian?

[宇佐見 蓮子@C94]

Wait, if Sora's catchphrase is Me gusta, maybe mine should be 私は好き (Me gusta in Japanese)?

Also, your point about Chaos and Hieratics not being used much is kinda wrong. Chaos, despite having lost both legs (2 Chaos Sorcerers), an arm, (Future Fusion) and one of it's eye (REDMD), it still has one remaining arm (BLS), and what an arm it is. Also, it still pretty much achieves the same purpose of D.D Crow, albeit differently. This stops your opponent from using Monster Reborn (unless they have an IQ of 5 or something) and D.D Crow just says "F**k you" to any graveyard fetching cards. But yeah, I guess you have a point about it being useful Psychics and stuff.

[Sora1499]

@Everyone
Screw you guys.

[kordeleski]

[color=#5A5A5A][font=tahoma, helvetica, arial, sans-serif][size=3]1 Tuner + 2 or more non-Tuner Monsters[/size][/font][/color]
[color=#5A5A5A][font=tahoma, helvetica, arial, sans-serif][size=3]When this card is Synchro Summoned: You can Banish up to 3 cards from either Player's Graveyard. Once per turn, during either Player's turn: You can Discard 1 Card; Banish 1 Card from either Player's Graveyard and apply the following Effect(s) based on the type of the Card Banished. ●Monster: Destroy 1 Card on both player's side of the field. ●Spell: Inflict 400 Damage to your opponent for each DARK Monster on the field. ●Trap: Both players Draw 1 Card and Discard 1 Card at the End Phase of this turn.[/size][/font][/color]

[color=#5A5A5A][font=tahoma, helvetica, arial, sans-serif][size=3]First Trish is a girl...[/size][/font][/color]

[font="tahoma, helvetica, arial, sans-serif"][color="#5a5a5a"][size=3]I like the Grave hate effect, but I don't like that you gave it Scrap Dragon's, and Darkworld Dealings effects. Over all my impression is that this card is over powered. It is more powerful than Trish ATK wise and can banish more than 3 cards (Though it can only hit the grave that is powerful still). The real problem is like Sora said. Namely 1 banishing a monster is more useful than banishing a spell/trap 90% of the time, and 2 The monster banishing effect is the most powerful. The only time that you will probably banish a non-monster would be when they have 4-5 DARK monsters on the field (and maybe no spells or traps), or if you are using an Exodia deck that for some reason managed to summon this card. [/size][/color][/font]

[color=#5A5A5A][font=tahoma, helvetica, arial, sans-serif][size=3]The middle effect comes out of nowhere though [/size][/font][/color]

[color=#5A5A5A][font=tahoma, helvetica, arial, sans-serif][size=3]Well that's how I feel about it.[/size][/font][/color]

[Sora1499]

@Kordeleski
Both of the effects that you have problems with are -1s for the controller, so they're not inherently OP. In order to use either, you have to ditch part of your hand advantage, which could leave you vulnerable if it gets mirror force'd. Eh, I don't see anything wrong with it.

[kordeleski]

Discarding is such a cost for Fabled, dark worlds, and infernities. Discarding a card to Scrap dragon on the opponents turn doesn't sound not broken to me.

That and cards can be broken without giving pluses, CED being the best example (While this is no where near as broken CED unless maybe you are facing a DARK deck). This card does not necessarily give you a -1. Discarding a card to remove any card from the grave can hit a lot of set ups. Suddenly a discard doesn't matter when you banish the only Hornet and/or Dragonfly for good, or You kill the Pulsar Darkness metal loop. While these are "high" Tier decks those are the key cards pretty much, and will kill them out right for the most part.

Should be worth mentioning you can still chain to his effect just like Scrap Dragons (So +0 if you have a chain-able card on the field).

Also getting a Level 9 Synchro out is easier than you guys seem to think, at least for some decks.

EDIT: Also I misread the spell card effect. (Though it said their field) So it is possibly broken as well in a dedicated dark deck you can deal 2000+ damage and still attack (Something another card got banned for).

RE-Edit: should reread the card after each sentence

[Alpakha]

[quote name='kordeleski' timestamp='1351536535' post='6056546']
Discarding is such a cost for Fabled, dark worlds
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I stopped reading after this...


[quote name='AixDivadis' timestamp='1351507289' post='6056262']
AznKvn what's the big deal of being an Asian?
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Nothing... unless you're me. I am very proud of my heritage (Vietnamese).

[宇佐見 蓮子@C94]

[quote name='kordeleski']
[color=#9BA2A9][font=tahoma, helvetica, arial, sans-serif][size=3]Discarding is such a cost for Fabled, dark worlds[/size][/font][/color]
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[quote name='AznKvn' timestamp='1351548206' post='6056727']
I stopped reading after this...
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@ Kordeleski
This is basically a weaker version of Scrap Dragon that is infinitely less spammable. Once you get it out, you have the right to win the game. So I don't think it's broken.

[Alpakha]

Soooo, are you calling me or kordeleski a troll?

[宇佐見 蓮子@C94]

How can it be Kordeleski?

[Alpakha]

He said that this would activate dark world effect, but the discarding is a cost. Anyway, I'm sounding more stupid as a speak. So yeh.... Good bye now.

[kordeleski]

[quote name='★Toyo-tan★' timestamp='1351552131' post='6056793']
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@ Kordeleski
This is basically a weaker version of Scrap Dragon that is infinitely less spammable. Once you get it out, you have the right to win the game. So I don't think it's broken.
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Even without Dark worlds saying you deserve to win after getting out a level 9 is ludicrous. I have the option to get out Mist Wurm almost every game (many times turn 1), but I don't because the other options are usually better in the long run. Since Level 9 =/= Level 8 I think the option to discard a card is well worth a second level option for scrap dragon, but the card is broken whether you think I am trolling or not...

Heck the effect of this card can be used to kill scrap dragon after it targets it. So basically they lose 2 cards on the field, and you lose this card and a card from hand.

[Sora1499]

@Kordeleski
Dark Worlds and Fables don't activate their effects if they were discarded via a cost bro... I don;t know what planet you live on, but in our metagame, people would rather turn 2 level 4s into an Xyz instead of incorporating a comparably dead draw level 1 tuner for a level 9 synchro. And it really isn't broken: the cost is pretty hefty for a +0 destruction, and your scrap dragon scenario is very specific. You haven't really given us any reason to believe that this card is broken, it's just a decent level 9 synchro that our game could benefit from right now.

[Alpakha]

Aside from all my kidding, this is a balanced rank 9. Great effects, but plenty of minuses to keep it balanced. Example: The last effect is -2 +1, if you don't count your opponent's drawing and stuff. The card is fine, but i have to agree with this:
[quote name='kordeleski' timestamp='1351561880' post='6056902']
saying you deserve to win after getting out a level 9 is ludicrous.
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