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A Bad Reaction to Simochi deck uses BRTS (a card that makes all gains in life points for your opponent losses) to devestate your opponent. I know, not that good. You'll probably only get one shot. Here's a use for Skull Servant: a bluff. This is an example: Player 1 has Jinzo. Player 2 has nothing. Player 2 draws Skull Servant. Player 2 smiles and mutters "Yes!". Player 2: I'll play a monster in defense mode. Player 1 (thinking): He must have a Man-Eater Bug, or something. Player 1: I'll play Raigeki! Player 2 flips Skull Servant over and puts him in the graveyard. Player 2: Ha! You wasted your Raigeki! Now, I'll play 7-Colored Fish and add Axe of Despair! You can see where this goes.

Aren't only counter traps spell speed 3 (I'm pretty sure quick-play magic is Speed 2). I'm 99% sure.

Magic/spell counters are simply tokens (coins, paper clips, etc.) that you put on a card to keep track of a value.

Because that card allows him to get the money, but he wants to duel Pegasus for revenge. By the way, on my last question, I said TWO pairs. What was the first card played during the Joey vs. Roba duel, why was it said to be illegal, and why is it illegal in the real-life card game?

Let's try this again: Metalmorph/Magic Metal Force, Time Machine, and that's it (the 7-Completed cards were magic cards - just look at how green they are). Name the two "stat-pairs" (pairs of monsters with the same attack and defence points) in the Yugi starter deck.

They were (I think): Light of Intervention, Lightforce Sword, and Dust Tornado.

It's on the next page- to get to it, select threads from "the beginning" and click go ( it might just be on the third page).

I don't know what a Magic Warrior is, but a Black Paladin is a fusion of the Dark Magician and the Buster Blader. It has 2900 attack points and, ummm, I don't remember defense points. >sweatdrops< It gains 500 points for every dragon in each player's field and graveyard and has a built-in Magic Jammer (negates and destroys a magic card by discarding a card from your hand).

Altron Gundam, can you please explain your combos (considering I don't even know what a Killer Snake is)?

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by SJchan Mayran [/i] [B];) Here's another little bit of irony. If you watch Duelist Kingdom through from start to finish, and include the Ritual cards that apparently no one needs, Yugi's deck alone has almost 70 cards in it. >< Isn't the maximum 60? Hehehe... I suppose you could argue that he switched his cards around for various duels, but do you see anyplace to do that? I don't think so. No card shops on Duelist Island... [/B][/QUOTE] There is no maximum. However, you have a good point. Let's take a look at his pull-out-of-his-hat-cards: Black Luster Soldier (I'll just include it) Magician of Black Chaos (same here) Black Luster Ritual Dark Magic Ritual Master Dragon Knight Buster Blader [spoiler]Dark Paladin[/spoiler] Valkirion the Magna Warrior Dark Magician Girl Light of Intervention Baffomet Chimaera, the Flying Mythical Beast Mystical Moon De-Fusion Beast of Gilfar [QUOTE][B] On a side note, does anyone agree with me that Otogi would make a good card duelist? He's so good at stratagy and planning, he could give even Kaiba a run for his money if he used cards. Look at how close he came to beating Yami at Dungeon Dice Monsters! Sure, he was playing off of Yami's cluelessness, but that's a stratagy in itself. [/B][/QUOTE] [spoiler]Later, in the Noa saga, Otagi (Duke) duels with cards and is very good. He basically uses the monsters that he used in Dungeon Dice Monsters, his strongest, favorite, and deck-leader being Orgoth the Relentless.[/spoiler] [QUOTE][B] Kaiba relies too much on his monsters I mean hell he's got too many tributes: 3 Blue Eyes, Obelisk, Hyzonryu, Dragon Seeker, and a few others that I've forgotten. [/B][/QUOTE] He also has Gear Soldier or something like that.

I believe that it was Flying Fish. What are the attack and defence points of my least favorite monster (whom I have 2 of), Snapesnatch? EDIT: Since noone's answered, the stats are: Attack: 1200 Defense: 1700 This, along with being 5 stars and having no effect, makes him horrible.

Why not? If you are saying that it's impossible to summon 3 BEUD, try this: 1. Fuse 3 BEWD. 2. Use Monster Reborn, Polymerization, and 3 Magician of Faith. 3. Use Devil Franken. In other words, it would be very, very, very, very, very hard, but not impossible to get out 3 BEUD.

I don't mean to sound rude, but HELLO! 3 BEUD!

If only English cards are allowed, then it would be 13500. If not, it would be 15000. Unless you are using power-ups, of course.

As far as I know, there are 2 full Exodias. One is the Chinese Exodia, which is fake. Another is Exodia Necros, which is real.

I have a card called Gravekeeper's Vassal. It's effect reads: The battle Damage this card inflicts to your opponents life points is treated as the Effect Damage of this card. What in the world is effect damage?!

Here's mine: Blue-Eyes had taken him to his home about a week ago. Milleniuth was now Blue-Eyes's primary advisor, and he had been able to visit the graves of his parents. He was happy. However, there was still his question. One afternoon, while they were playing "Duel Humans", he once again asked "Why did you have me join you for that planning stage?" "When I saw you, I remembered something from my past." replied Blue-Eyes "When I was about 18, a Baby Dragon saved my life. He had a birthmark - a star on the right cheek. So do you. I wanted to know more about you, and thank you in any way I could. Now, you're move."

Devil's Sanctuary. What is the insanely unfair level of Queen Bird?

I heard it, but you got it a bit wrong. For a good explanation of the ruling, search for "yugioh" in a search engine and look for Edo's page. Then, scroll down to the articles and click on the one called "Waboku and Battle Damage".

Yugi: Wild Force Access! >Yugi becomes a Power Ranger with holes in the helmet for his hair<

As a boy speaking, I can say that I've never seen any boy do the things you're describing. I think that boys aren't better than girls, but on the same hand, girls are certainly not better than boys. We're all equals.

All from Digimon: Tai: Uraby Matt: Silverfang Sora: Harpie Lady Izzy: Hercules Beetle Mimi: Dreamsprite Joe: 7-Colored Fish (it was the Marching Fishes attack) T.K.: Ancient Elf Kari: Wingweaver Davis: Blue-Eyes White Dragon Yolei: Sonic Bird Cody: that yellow dinosaur thing that Rex Raptor used against Joey Ken: Larvae Moth

Milleniuth took out his Dragon Nails and held them in front of himself as if they were a shield. Elegon/Obelisk (henseforth known as Obelisk) sent a torent of water at Milleniuth, swallowing him up. He had never had any swimming practice, and knew it was likely he would die. The current forced him against a wall of the labrynth. He latched on, and echolocated his way up. Once he got on top, he found out that he was surrounded by water and...Suijins! Instantly, water shot out from all directions. Milleniuth jumped and dodged them. Quickly, he echolocated across the heads of the Suijins, jumping from one to another as if they were stepping stones. As he neared the Gate Guardian, he was suddenly blown off the Suijin he was on and only by an amazing backflip was he able to land on another Suijin. He started to jump much more quickly, dodging the torrents of wind, that, his echolocation told him, were caused by Kazejins. One second to late he realized that if there were Suijins and Kazejins here, then there must be... ZAP!!! Sangas! He resumed his jumping, but he kept constant tabs on one of the Sanga's movements. When it started charging up it's electrical attack, Milleniuth stood still until the last second, when he jumped out of the way and let the Suijin he was on be struck. The water below conducted the electricity, killing all but 2 Suijins (they were too far away)! By echolocating and moving over the labryth walls, he made his way over to them, grabbed 1 with his feet, and latched onto the other one. At the right moment, he squeezed the sides of the Suijin he was holding, releasing a stream of water that hit a charging-up Sanga, pushing him into the water. The electricity created a tidal wave, which hit Obelisk! "Ha! The bigger they, are, the harder they fall!" yelled Milleniuth. He then jumped onto a labrynth wall and let the Suijins blow up. Through even more echolocating, he determined that the only ones left were several Kazejins. He perched himself in the open, and jumped a second later. Just as he had anticipated, the Kazejins had all blown HARD and he had actually landed on the wind! Milleniuth swiftly slashed off some hair and tied up all but one Kazejin, making them stay in the blowing position. Milleniuth grabbed and slshed the remaining one. Then, he swung the other Kazejins into another wall and blew them up. Immediately, he began to fall, but was able to grab a wall. Then, he put his plan in action. Milleniuth tied up the injured kazejin as well and threw him in the water. He then moved the Kazejin around in a circular formation, and, because of the leaking wind, he created a whirlpool, pulling in Obelisk! "ENOUGH!" roared Obelisk. He raised his hands, instantly destroying everything in the room besides himself and Milleniuth. NOTE: I have to go to bed now-I'll edit in more in the morning. Obelisk raised his fist and started punching the ground, Milleniuth always jumping away at the last second. Finally, he was caught by an electrical shock and was grabbed. Obelisk then created a tornado, in which he threw Milleniuth! As he charged up for a final flash of lightning, Milleniuth let out a Naucious Nostril Gust, which hid him inside the tornado. As he was carried up, he grabbed the ceiling and managed to swing out onto...Obelisk's head! Obelisk swiftly shook his head, making Milleniuth fall! He landed in a crumpled heap, and was about to be stomped when he yelled "Raigeki!" Usually, the same trick doesn't work twice, but in this case, it did. Obelisk looked up and caught the attack, allowing Milleniuth to corral Obelisk's feet, causing him to fall! Milleniuth ran a bit farther away and watched a fuming Obelisk tear apart the hair. Obelisk then commanded "Most faithful 3, come to me!" A Suijin, a Kazejin, and a Sanga flew through a hole in the ceiling. Obelisk grabbed the Kazejin and the Sanga and pointed to Milleniuth. Immediately, the Suijin kamikazed into him! Then, before he could get up, the Suijin sent out a burst of water. Milleniuth countered with a Naucious Nostril Gust, creating a cloud of steam that clouded the Suijin's vision. Quickly, Milleniuth rushed forward, plunging his Dragon Nails through the Suijin. As he raised his head, his echolocation told him about the horror before him-the Suijin had just been a distraction, and now Obelisk was finished with charging up the attack that his parents had once been sacrifices for: the Fist of Fate. It seemed that the soul of Obelisk had come with his special power, for Obelisk shrieked "Fist of Fate!" and ran forward, toward Milleniuth. Milleniuth tensed, and suddenly snapped. "Raigeki!" he yelled. The lightning created a barrrier, keeping away the flaming hand, but just barely. As he thought of his parents, his power grew, and the Raigeki started to change form, finally becoming the most powerful form of energy he knew of: the Mirror Force. Milleniuth wasted no time in using his new weapon. He screamed "Mirror Force! Reflect his Fist of Fate right back at him!". "NO!" yelled Obelisk as he was engulfed in a surge of energy. Then, there was silence. As Milleniuth walked forward to inspect the body, it sat up and spoke "Hello. My name is Elegon. I'm sorry about what just happened, but I couldn't control my actions-Obelisk made me do it. Luckily, when you reflected his Fist of Fate back at me, it drove him out of my body. Now, he's gone for good. Here, let me heal your wounds-there sure are a lot of them." With that, Elegon's headpeice began to rotate and Milleniuth instantly felt perfect. "Thank you. By the way, how do I get out of here?" replied Milleniuth. "You can either go forward, to the Light Realm, or backward, toward the Earth Realm." answered Elegon. Remembering the intentions of that other group to go to the Light Realm, he trudged that way. He had no idea of what horrors he would find there.

Disembodied Voice: Usually, one does not stop to play "Cleverly Disguised Candyland (Oh, Look, I Made Alliteration)" when walking through the woods, especially when porridge is waiting to be eaten and little girls are brownnosing. Did I mention the stupidly disguised wolves roaming around?

That was hilarious!!! I can tell Seto Kaiba's interview will be awsomely funny.