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Pojo's Yu-Gi-Oh Card of the Day
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Michizure
Card
Number - PSV-051
Ratings
are based on a 1 to 5 scale
1 being the worst. 3 ... average.
5 is the highest rating
Date
Reviewed - 11.21.02 |
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TwInSeN21 |
Michizure
Normal Trap
You can activate this card when your monster is sent
from the field to the Graveyard. Destroy 1 monster on
the field.
This is a pretty decent card. After your tribute
something for your Summoned Skull, you can activate it
to destroy any monsters on the field. Or, when one of
your monsters was attacked and died, you can activate
it to destroy your opponent's monster. If you want
more monster removal, I would go with this card. In a
way it's more reliable than Fissure and it's almost as
good as Tribute to the Doomed (without the
discarding).
Rating: 3.8/5 |
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Yonex
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Michizure -- Thursday
Introduction: You destroy my monster? Destroy one of
yours too!
Michizure
Normal Trap
You can activate this card when your monster is sent
from the field to the
Graveyard. Destroy 1 monster on the field.
Why should you use it?
*Destroys a monster
*Kill spell counter?
Why shouldn't you use it?
*No monster?
Reasons: We look at an interesting card today.
Michizure (hard to spell)
that I don't evan want to know where Upperdeck got
this name from. I call
this a "Man-Eater Bug" in version Trap. This card
could totally be so
dangerous if played right. For example, your opponent
has 2 monsters on the
field. They attack in to your Man-Eater Bug. You
activate Mich. and destroy
2 of their monsters for a mini Raigeki/Dark Hole
effect. Not bad at all.
Also this could counter those kill spells on you. For
example, someone
Raigeki you. You can destroy one of their monster in
the process too. This
goes for other cards like Trap Hole, Fissure, etc.
Well I doubt that you
will run into a monster problem, but this negative
effect really isn't that
bad. 80 percent of the time you should have 1 monster
in your hand in an
average 3 card hand.
Rating: Good? Maybe. Time will tell. This card gets a
4.0. With a little
"stradgey" you can find ways around this card. Still a
good card though.
Conclusion: Michizure, um yeah, how do I rhyme this
one.
-YoNeX |
IQ |
Michizure
Hmmm... this card is not really that great or that
playable. It's a weaker Trap Hole that will probably
get destroyed most of the time and you'll never really
get to use it. Besides what are you gona do when all
your opponent has in play is the Man-Eater Bug that
destroyed your Monster? Is it really worth activating
on a Man-Eater?
Now you see why I don't think to highly of this card
but this is just my opinion.
Rating 1.9
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SomeGuy |
Thursday - Michizure
Normal Trap
You can activate this card when your monster is sent
from the field to the Graveyard. Destroy 1 monster on
the field.
Michizure is nothing more than a mediocore Trap Card.
It pretty much acts as a face down Man-Eater Bug.
Nothing too special. There are MANY other cards I
would include in my deck before even considering this.
If you don't have a very big card pool to work with,
then that's when Michizure is worth playing. It's not
a bad card, but it's just that we have much better
cards to work with at this current time.
Rating: 2/5
If you're short on the staple cards, give it a shot.
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