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When your opponent activates a Spell/Trap Card with the same name as one in your Graveyard: Negate the activation, and if you do, destroythat card. Then, you can add 1 card with that name from your Graveyard to your hand.

 

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Pretty hilarious side for mirror matches imo. or even for those crazy guys who want to main it to troll staples.

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Legit Fire Fist mirror side, even more now with Tenki back at 3.

It may just be me, but that sounds wrong on a number of levels. Not a terrible idea, just a bad one.

Why do what MST can do? What are the odds that you Fire Formations are all in the Grave? Odds aren't terrible, but FF tend to have their Fire Formations on the field, short of a few monsters. 

Now that I think about it, it isn't really bad so much as gambling with what Fire Formations your opponent is going to play. That adding back is nice though.

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Ready for meh logic? By the time a need to use this card shows up, you should have won the duel in most cases.

Except, maybe in the case of Fire Fists. Staplewise, yes. I had forgotten about SOME Fire Fist members. 

But also, isn't there some Fire Formation that likes to shut up set cards? This could easily get hit.

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[quote name="TechGenusMaster" post="6333518" timestamp="1389236675"]Ready for meh logic? By the time a need to use this card shows up, you should have won the duel in most cases. Except, maybe in the case of Fire Fists. Staplewise, yes. I had forgotten about SOME Fire Fist members.  But also, isn't there some Fire Formation that likes to shut up set cards? This could easily get hit.[/quote] Gyoko isn't run in the best FF variant at the moment. Also, preventing a counter-push is a scenario in which "you already should have won"? That logic defeats itself.

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Gyoko isn't run in the best FF variant at the moment. Also, preventing a counter-push is a scenario in which "you already should have won"? That logic defeats itself.

What I'm trying to say is that, odds are, once you and your opponent both come across the same card, the duel could've easily been over already, especially if the card you played was something like Warning or TT. IMO, once TT or Warning hits, you usually try to rush for game while they try to recover.

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It says a lot when TGM is actually right. Pretty piss poor in the Fire Fist mirror because you should have won most of the time that this card would be useful.

Good in the Books mirror though. Definitely good in that

 

But would you use your side to side this in books just for the book mirror?

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