Unutulma, the dragon destroyer of worlds

[JJCCAC123]

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I just wondered what the most powerful card would be like and came up with this.

I tried to make the effect as balanced as possible while still being to do a 1 turn kill with just this card.

Please let me know what you think of it.

[Iam Isthename]

A nice OTK card..kinda balanced in my opinion but get ready to lose when your opponent plays Threatening Roar.

 

7.5 / 10

[AGATHODAIMON BANGTAIL COW]

OTK cards are horribly designed, and this is also really broken. By "Tribute all," you can turn that little Treeborn Frog you get every turn, or ANY OTHER CARD, into a walloping 8k ATK. After that, you can make your normal big plays to clear your opponent's field and/or add more ATK to the equation. The threat of losing the duel if you don't win also shows the terribad design of this card, and how broken and unrealistic you as the OP consider it, which says a lot.

 

Usually, even the most frequent OTKs require 3 or 4 cards to pull off, and rely on the other cards in your Deck being what they are to pull off. This, however, is a 1-card "Screw everything" monster that makes OTKing unbelievably consistent, as you just need one card. If you are wanting this to be actually realistic, it needs to be a lot more difficult to Summon, and a major decrease of ATK would be better, as well as getting rid of the whole "lose the duel" thing. Making it not generic would also go long ways as to making sure that there isn't some Deck out there you haven't heard of that can still bring it out. Because as it stands, it definitely is among "the most powerful cards," as it is more powerful than many of the Forbidden ones.

[JJCCAC123]

The idea is that is easy to summon. But if your opponent uses threatening roar, mirror force, bottomless trap hole or anything like that then it can't attack but its summon will not have been negated. So you need to make sure your opponent has no facedowns before you summon it or attack with it, meaning that once it hits the field someone is going to lose that turn, it could be you or your opponent. Your opponent would also have to have no monsters on their field. And even if that happens, it can still be stopped by a kuriboh. So however way you look at it, someone will lose using this card (hence the name).

Oh, and I'll get it changed from special summon to tribute summon.
so in my opinion it is easy to summon but hard to use.

Thanks for the reviews.

[Althemia]

Moved to Any Other Cards for being unrealistic. If you want to make a card more realistic, I suggest looking at ATK/DEF barriers in used in the Yu-Gi-Oh! card game. An 8000 ATK monsters for 1 card isn't fair, especially if you just swing into your opponent with it and the game is over.