Yu-Gi-Oh! PHHY Hypernova Trading Card Set

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Not sure what game to buy next? Buy a premium mystery box for two to four great games to add to your collection! Buy Premium Box » Armed and dangerous It takes a lot to summon Tri-Brigade Arms Bucephalus II, but the monster's power is more than worth the effort. | Image credit: Konami Riding in on a golden robot horse equipped with flaming exhaust pipes, this space cowboy-themed card is the core of the Gold Pride archetype. Leon is the intended tuner card for summoning Gold Pride - Star Leon, as his effect allows you to special summon a non-warrior Gold Pride monster from the graveyard in defense position. This immediately can be chained into synchro summoning Star Leon, the boss card of the Gold Pride set.

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Miscellaneous Requires control of specific archetype Only once per turn Gain this effect once per turn You can also Xyz Summon this card by using “Number 62: Galaxy-Eyes Prime Photon Dragon” you control. (Transfer its materials to this card.) Zatu has an excellent range of games and for most of them the best prices too. Delivery is always fast and I have never received a game in bad condition. 10/10 would recommend. Dicebreaker is owned by Gamer Network Limited, a ReedPop company and subsidiary of Reed Exhibitions Limited. The Springan archetype, along with the related Gigantic and Therion archetypes, also gets some support in Photon Hypernova, with the Tally Ho Springans Spell card, the Gigantic Champion Sargas Xyz Monster, and the Gigantic Thundercross Trap card. These cards revolve around summoning powerful Xyz Monsters, such as Springans Ship - Exblower.

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Unless a footnote linking directly to KONAMI's own Database is directly tied to a remark we make, treat it solely as the opinion of The Organization. Photon Hypernova adds Kashtira Riseheart, Kashtira Arise-Heart, Scareclaw Kashtira, Tearlaments Kashtira, Kashtira Big Bang, Kashtira Overlap, Kashtiratheosis, and Pressured Planet Wraitsoth. The dawn of a new Kasht-era Kashtira is the headline archetype in Photon Hypernova. | Image credit: Konami On a more positive note, the love that has been given to previous archetypes is brilliant, with one exception. I won’t detail absolutely every card, but here are some collated notes on all the cards bringing the biggest immediate changes to the game. A new addition to the Kashtira set, Kashtiratheosis targets a Kashtira monster you already control and lets you Special Summon a Kashtira monster of a different attribute to the field in defense. This allows you to summon a level seven monster that you can use towards the three materials required to summon the new Xyz boss card, Kashtira Arise-Heart.

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Saddle up, Duelists! Get ready to run the most dangerous race ever devised by man with a brand-new World Premiere theme! The Abyss Actor archetype is supported by Abyss Script Spell cards and revolves around Pendulum Summoning, and is an annoying opponent to players not fond of the summoning method. Photon Hypernova adds three Abyss Actor monsters, and two Spell cards into the mix. Gymir Aegerine is a Synchro Monster that prevents your monsters from being destroyed or banished by card effects and can banish additional copies of a card when directly responding to an effect. It can also be Special Summoned from the Graveyard if one of your cards is banished by an effect of your opponent. That is, if you don’t just choose to bring out the new Xyz, Arise-Heart. While it does require three Level 7 Monsters to bring out, it can also be summoned with just one Kashtira if the effect of Shangri-Ira was activated that turn successfully. Now, any card sent to the graveyard is banished (albeit not facedown), while endlessly gaining new materials once per chain if a card is banished by attaching it to the card. If that wasn’t enough, you can detach three materials once per turn to banish a card on the field face down, making it near-impossible to retrieve. An older archetype with a more unconventional strategy, Ninja gets more support through Photon Hypernova. This includes the Green Ninja and Jioh The Gravity Ninja Effect Monster cards, the A World Shrouded In Darkness Spell card (which is treated as a Ninjitsu Art card), and the Fusion Monster Yaguramaru The Armor Ninja.

Includes new members/support for the " Photon", " Galaxy", " Galaxy-Eyes", " Kuriboh", " Number", " Number C", " Bystial", " Swordsoul", " Kashtira", " Tearlaments", " Chaos", " Abyss Actor", " Ninja", " Ninjitsu Art", " Gishki", " Generaider", " Evil Eye", " roid", " Dogmatika", " Icejade", " Despia", " Vaylantz", " Tri-Brigade", " Archfiend", " Plunder Patroll", " Therion", " Springans", " Numeron", " Branded", " Scareclaw", " Abyss Script" and " Labrynth" archetypes, as well as the "C" and Evigishki series. Kashtira Riseheart, Kashtira Arise-Heart, Pressured Planet Wraitsoth and all of the new Kashtira cards Similar to how Triple Tactics Talent went from a limited-use spell to a key tactical spell powerhouse, Thrust promises to offer a similarly-disruptive effect on the game through its power of search.