Radiant Shine

[Collectible]

Shine Summon

You cannot Normal or Special Summon this turn. Special summon a 4 star or lower holographic card from your deck. destroy it at the end phase. It cannot attack.

 

Shine Warrior

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This card is treated as a Holographic card.

1000/1000

 

More to come.

[Alordzynix]

^^^^

This should be in the written section. And what do you meen with holographic card

[gungeransu]

This should be in the written cards section.

Do you mean "holographic" as a type (like the Gemini monsters), part of the card name, or as the rarity?

Regardless, I give you points on originality.

Shine Summon should be like this:

You cannot Normal Summon or Special Summon a monster during the turn you activate this card. Special Summon 1 level 4 or lower "Holographic" monster from your deck to your side of the field. The monster Special Summoned by the effect of this card cannot attack, and is destroyed at the End Phase of this turn.

[Collectible]

Thanks. I was about to put it there, but I almost had pics. I wanted to try to make a USE for holo cards, a reason to have shiny cards in our decks besides looks. B)

[Professor Cobra]

Hard to understand.

[gungeransu]

Oops. XD

I meant "You cannot Normal Summon or Special Summon a monster during the turn you activate this card, except by the effect of this card."

 

I find it as a decent drawback. It can't attack, and it only lasts one turn. Since a lot of cards are holographic, you can get a SCR, UTR, UR, PR, or SR card on the field. If he means to make it a Trap Card, then Jinzo would make a good one to pick, seeing as he won't be destroyed at the end of the turn by its effect, and it would be able to attack. So, at the drawback of being unable to summon, you can get a powerful monster out and use its effect, potentially turning the Duel around. XD