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Pojo's Yu-Gi-Oh Card of the Day
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Super Conductor Tyranno
Super Rare
Once per turn, Tributing 1 monster, inflict 1000
damage to your opponent. This monster cannot declare
an attack this turn if you used this effect this
turn.
Type - Dinosaur/Effect
Level 8
Card Number -
SD09-EN001
Card Ratings
Traditional: 1.66
Advanced:
2.91
Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale 1 being the worst.
3 ... average. 5 is the highest rating.
Date Reviewed - 12.08.06 |
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ExMinion OfDarkness |
Super Conductor Tyranno
"Hey, let's make Cannon Soldier again, except this
time let's make it REALLY bad!"
OR...
Let's give the player the chance to do 1,000 damage
instead of 3,300!
...those are thoughts that jump to mind when I see
this card. Great attack score, horrible effect.
Yes, 1,000 damage through an effect is usually good.
The price of a card is more than that in YGO terms
though -- your average card is worth somewhere
around 2,000 LP as far as advantage goes. If this
could still attack afterwards, that'd be great. But
you're giving up the chance to almost wipe out half
your opponent's LP, AND A MONSTER, just to get
through one-eighth of them. A good alternative if
you know your opponent has a Sakuretsu Armor you
can't get rid of or something and you have Black
Ptera, but otherwise, I'd stick with attacking with
him -- and I still don't see him being worth two
Tributes.
2/5
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Otaku |
Super Conductor Tyranno is a strange Dinosaur. It
reminds me of the cybernetic Tyrannosaurus Rex from
the first Turok: Dinosaur Hunter game on the N64.
Super Conductor Tyranno is a Level 8 Light/Dinosaur,
the only of its Attribute/Type combination. Being
Light really matters little: Dinosaurs aren’t too
apt to focus on Attribute support and you wouldn’t
really want to use this outside of a Type themed
deck. While Super Conductor Tyranno has a fairly
small 1400 DEF, it has the highest Dinosaur ATK
score of 3300, beating out Ultimate Tyranno by 300.
Super Conductor Tyranno can also give up its attack
for the turn in order to do 1000 damage at the price
of Tributing one of your own Monsters. Since the
effect is limited to once per turn, there aren’t a
whole lot of uses for it, but it can still be handy
in some rare circumstances.
Simply put, this is another nice, big Tribute
Monster for Dinosaurs. It won’t gain you instant
advantage (or “break even”) as a Monarch would, but
Dinosaurs have so many tricks to Special Summon
themselves and since the effect is so trivial, you
won’t miss it if you revive Super Conductor Tyranno
with Fossil Excavation. On its own it’d be meh, but
with the support Dinosaurs do have, it can do some
damage. Even though it’s a big Monster that can be
normal or Special Summoned, it won’t be worth it for
non-Dinosaur decks.
Ratings (Dinosaur decks only)
Traditional: 1/5
Advanced: 3.75/5
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DeathJester |
Super Conductor Tyranno
Super Conductor Tyranno is a cool monster. Since
Dinosaurs have a million and one ways to summon
high-level dinosaurs, Super Conductor Tyranno won’t
be that hard to summon.
His effect could have been destructive if the “once
per turn” restriction was not there. 3300 ATK is
pretty high though. 1000 LP in damage is pretty good
after giving your opponent a hefty beating with this
big guy. You can steal one of your opponent’s
monsters; summon this creature, attack with both
creatures, and then Tribute your opponent’s
creature.
Last Word: It’s another good Dino creature. His
effect is decent. I’d use him more for his ATK power
than anything else.
Ratings:
Traditional: 2/5
Advanced: 3/5
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Tebezu |
this is the one for today.. Hunting instinct may
have gone up?
Hit me up-means to send me an email saying you got
it or did not. I'm working on my street talk:P
l8ter Dogg.
(Remember, coco puffs turn milk brown and that is
never the other way around:P)
Super Conduct...Tyranno
5/5
I am biased, I'll admit it. In my eyes BEWD is still
the best monster ever made. Thus when it comes to
two tributes (who have no summoning drawbacks) and
equal to or more attack than BEWD I get goosebumps.
Not to mention the effects. 3000 attack monsters who
can be brought to the field via premature/call only
get better due to their effect. (BEWD is my favorite
card, but I am glad to see a dinosaur of all things
surpass him:P)
This monster has dino support to work with, or
simply his pterodactyl friend to generate a game
ending burn effect. Massive stats allow him to kill
anything in his path (except for spirit reaper,
Obnoxious Celtic Guardian, etc.) while providing a
way to reduce an opponents lp by 3300. If you do run
this, which all of you should b/c he is so big, use
cards like mausoleum of the emperor and my body as a
shield. If you bring him out and an exiled force
straps a bomb to his chest you'll be mad. Royal
Decree, reasoning, monster gate, etc. all provide
protection.
I love Dinosaurs, T-Rex in general:)
I love this card and am so happy to see a good ultra
rare come from a starter deck.
Now if only the machine deck will come a tad
faster...
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