Naruto: Set of Old Legends

[Exiled Riven]

Well i just watched few newer episodes of Naruto, and I got really fascinated bout Madaras and Hashiramas power so i wanted ti give them a card. Meybe will make few more but for now this is all i've got.

 

 

For Shodai i wanted to give him his Mokuton, so I did and Madara once mentioned that Shodai could heal himself without using hand seals so his 2nd effect grants him that. He may be a bit OP but lets face it he is lv8 so i am not sure.

 

Once per turn you may pay 900 Life Points; Special Summon up to 2 "Forest Bloom Tokens" (Plant-Type/EARTH/Level 1/ATK 0/DEF 0) on your opponent's field. When a "Forest Bloom Token" is removed from the field inflict 600 points of damage to your opponent. If this card would of been destroyed by battle you may discard 1 Spell Card instead.

Tobirama was the first one to use Edo Tensei, given to him. Also his Dark Genjutsu which darkened the whole field is part of his defense so he goes invsible and negate attack, sort of.

 

Once per turn, you may diiscard 1 card; Pay 600 Life Points; Special Summon 1 Warrior-Type monster from either player's Graveyards, that monsters ATK and DEF are halved. If this monster is attacked you may change this card to face-down defense position to negate attack.

The OP God Madara God among Shinobis is not so hard to beat here. Meybe he should get some Card Effect protection but from now its ok. He continues to go to dark side as he stays on the field and boosts his attack. As for his second ability its his Fan that protect him. I didnt want to give it a reflect effect, cause that would be to much.

 

During each of your End Phases place 1 Darkness Counter on this card. This card gains 200 ATK for each Darkness Counter on it. If this card is attacked you may send 1 Trap card from your deck to your Graveyard to negate that attack, then this card loses 400 ATK.

 

 

So tell me what do you think of my cards. Are they good, bad, decent or they need some work. Also you are free to fix and give some ideas on something you think that is left out.