Cards Printed Before You Could Use Them | Weird Yu-Gi-Oh! Effects 10

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[filiplucic]

There is also Gryphon Wing, that weird trap card that negates Harpie's Feather Duster, that was released in Starter Deck Pegasus. I think that came out before the Feather Duster, so it was completely useless

[pickyphysicsstudent]

Rata said it best. "Schrodinger's Searcher" are when a card specifically lists the option to search a card type of an archetype, which doesn't exist yet. Nekroz Clausolas can be discarded to search a Nekroz Spell or a Trap.

[somethingasd]

Fun fact: zebroid x can be summoned from the deck by mixeroid's effect because it's a non-wind "roid" monster.

[mazsquared]

It's so weird to me that out of all the cards printed in Yugioh, there's not a single Level 7 or higher Wind normal monster.

[SleepySheepy]

I remember as a kid I had Cyber Saurus and Blast Juggler and looked everywhere for Two-Headed King Rex, never realized the card didn't exist at the time

[talljoke]

Imagine getting a Pegasus structure deck back in the day and finding out one of the cards is a counter to a card that hasn't been printed yet.

[wishonpleiades]

It's really weird that it took so long to print Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon in the TCG. Not only because you need it to summon shining dragon, but also because it's an iconic anime monster.

[DarthMetool]

Trivia: Cyber Saurus was the first single I ever bought, and the first Yugioh card I ever owned. Purchased in 2002. Reminded me of MetalGreymon from Digimon.

[ChampionMarx]

I am shocked that Sandwitch was not talked about. Having both its listed material on the ban list seems very noteworthy

[TeamGentlementlemen]

"What is Zebroid X doing?"
*his best*

[ManuelRiccobono]

Alternative title: "why konami sucks at printing cards in the right order"

[ovoxodomi]

The german version of the Shining Dragon took it even further!
The effect states that you have to tribute 1 "Blauäugiger Ultradrache", but the problem was that once they printed the Ultimate Dragon in the TCG the german name was changed to "Blauäugiger Ultimativer Drache". So technically it renders the german Shining Dragon from the movie useless, since there is no card with the name "Blauäugiger Ultradrache" unless people are fine with you to use it on tournaments (not sure why anyone would tho) as it's clear what card is meant.

[backflipsteff]

The D/D/D Synchro Promo from the 2016 Megatin was not summonable till the release of the D/D Structure Deck, because its needs a D/D-Tuner.

[thatman]

This is why Blaze Dragon should've been imported on Eternity Code.

[TotallyNotJustCynical]

I find it funny how in the old days, it was important to have a high attack and if you had a mid effect, that wasn't so relevant. Nowadays it almost feels like alot of archetypes will have a bad card but people might debate using it purely because it's attack is big.

[pickyphysicsstudent]

If I can make a request: Reviewing every level 4 Normal Monster with ATK between 1900 & 2000. There is a large list of these guys across different types, attributes, archetypes and time periods of their use. What plays could they be used for and what synergy could they have with generic type/attribute support.

[Undrave]

If we're talking about cards you can't use because of the ban list, then lt's not forget about Sanwitch, the fusion of Sangan and Witch of the Black Forest that came out when both cards were banned.

[TheCardTrooper]

Another one was Marincess Battle Ocean. It mentions Crystal Heart but Crystal Heart wasn't released in tcg until after Ocean got its release, although the gap wasn't that long.

[TheArchfiendGuy]

Blue Eyes Shining and all the movie pack cards were really cool just barely usable. I think Sorceror of Dark Magic had some play in my locals though back in the day

[Tekkaras]

Actually if you pulled a Cyber Saurus when it was new, you would have a dope-ass cyborg T-Rex with a gatling gun for an arm.