~Nobody~

[Dryad]

 

Enjoy everybody :)

[N00B Hunter]

is there support? if not, he's kinda useless (where and when am I going to get an lvl 1 tuner and an lvl 1 regular monster in a good deck?). Not only that, but he kills your deck too. I mean, what is he? Some Lightsworn wannabe?

[Dryad]

Um nani? A Synchro Summon is similar to a Ritual Summon, the stars are equal to or more then the required stars of the Synchro Monster. Also consider "The Legendary Fisherman" seeing as how with his ability you DO get attacked directly because he can't be attacked, and this guy here also does that and mill's your OPPONENT'S deck, not your own.

[ender4449]

"when this card inflicts battle damage" would be better because tryce and ceal make this broken

how: 2 direct attacks that by themselves do nothing but then the card effect kicks in and your opponent loses 10 cards, 1/4 of their deck on average

[Dryad]

Ermm.. either you mean your the attacker with "Nobody" or your being attacked, because I think you mean "Being Attacked", as the ability only works basically when your opponent attacks the controller's life points directly and with the first ability that makes a direct attack possible.

[ender4449]

oops mis read thought it said any time IT attack but you should state that if it is the only monster on the field your opponent can attack you directly

[N00B Hunter]

Um nani? A Synchro Summon is similar to a Ritual Summon' date=' the stars are equal to or more then the required stars of the Synchro Monster. Also consider "The Legendary Fisherman" seeing as how with his ability you DO get attacked directly because he can't be attacked, and this guy here also does that and mill's your OPPONENT'S deck, not your own.[/quote']

It appears you don't know your synchro monsters. The level needs to be equal or else the summon is impossible.

and, yeah, the legendary fisherman doesn't get attacked, just like this card. I didn't care about that, it's an effect I can overlook. But I did miss the part about the opponent's deck. Let me analyze...

 

alright, so he's a stall card. a reaaaally hard to summon stall card. Nevertheless, I guess if this card is going to have such an amazing effect, you'll need to do that. He would work amazingly in a burn deck based around summoning him. You get "Nobody" out and load your deck with other stall cards and mostly burns. Your opponent attacks your LP, they lose 5 cards, then you activate your burn card and have them take any damage you would have... so I'm going to say he's overpowered.

 

About the summoning. I am very sure that Synchro Summons need the exact level, so just because this card is hard to get out doesn't mean it isn't broken. If an effect can work to that extent, then it is overpowered, regardless of summoning conditions. However, if Synchro does work like ritual (which I highly doubt) then the card is even more overpowerd, giving you a summon more easily with an effect that's very powerful.

[Dryad]

Well... okay it doesn't say "or more" it has to be equal, right on the spot.

 

EDIT:

Also the "Battlefield Tragedy" card is roughly where I got the second effect which can be found in the manga: Yu-Gi-Oh R