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Pojo's Yu-Gi-Oh Card of the Day

Neo-Spacian Twinkle Moss

Card Number - PTDN-EN042

LIGHT
Level 4
ATK/500 DEF/1100
[Plant/Fusion/Effect]
This card's name is also treated as "Neo-Spacian Glow Moss". This card cannot be Special Summoned except with "NEX". When this card attacks or is attacked, draw 1 card. Reveal that card, and based on its type apply the proper effect:
•Monster: End the Battle Phase.
•Spell: You can change this card's attack to a direct attack.
•Trap: This monster is changed to Defense Position.

Card Ratings
Traditional: 1.00
Advanced: 1.00

Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale
1 being the worst.
3 is average.
5 is the highest rating.


Date Reviewed - 04.24.08

 

Dark Paladin
Thursday

Neo Spacian Glow Moss...*sighs* Again with the Neo Spacians...as anyone who reads my reviews knows, I try, quite hard, to find a use...any use...for practically anything we review. This is complete, utter, absolute...

GARBAGE!

So, we have a Neo Spacian Fusion with 500 attack and 1100 defense.
Despite having three mediocre, sub par effects, I don't warrant playing this card, anywhere, in E-Heroes, D-Heroes, a mix of both, Bix City, or anything...ever. Honestly, my hatred of E-Heroes aside, this belong in anybody's Hand, but yours.

Seriously, take anything you can take in trade, even non Yugioh related for this card.

Ratings:

Trade and get rid off ASAP/5

Art: 2/5
General Zorpa Neo Spacien Twinkle Moss

Neo Spaciens in general are not playable. For the stat increase, I would not play him. For the effect I would not play him. No good, no good, no good. Not even casual. Maybe he could be used for the super fusion of glow neos if that is at all good. The only neos I see being played right now are the basic one and Rainbow Neos. If you are a die-hard glow moss fan, go ahead and try and use it. For everyone else, it's firewood.

Traditional-1/5
Advanced-1/5
Ed Thursday - Neo-Spacian Twinkle Moss

     Today we're reviewing a card with a rather interesting name...but that's not what we focus on; we focus on the card text and how useful the effect is. First, Twinkle Moss allows its owner to draw 1 card whenever it's attacked or declares an attack. This is pretty good until you glance at its stats. This card will most likely never be attacking anything at all, but will most likely be attacked when the opponent realizes that it's on the field. The problem is that this effect most likely will only be pulled off once during the whole time that this card is face-up on the field, making the effect extremely useless. It would be okay when the attack points were, say, 1800 or 1900, but not 500.
     The next part of this card's effect is that the card that was drawn by this effect is revealed, and, depending on what type of card the drawn card is, a respective effect activates. None of these effects are particularly useful at all, so this card is basically not helpful at all, and, in this format especially, won't be considered to be played competitively.

Traditional: 1/5
Advanced: 1/5

Art: 2/5
Tony Mera PTDN-EN042
Neo-Spacian Twinkle Moss
LIGHT
Level 4
ATK/500 DEF/1100
[Plant/Fusion/Effect]
This card's name is also treated as "Neo-Spacian Glow Moss". This
card cannot be Special Summoned except with "NEX". When this card attacks
or is attacked, draw 1 card. Reveal that card, and based on its type apply the
proper effect:

*Monster: End the Battle Phase.
*Spell: You can change this card's attack to a direct attack.
*Trap: This monster is changed to Defense Position.
13857930
Common

First it takes two cards to bring this out. You have to activate NEX sacrificing a "Neo-Spacian" It becomes a -1 when it first hit's the field. The effect isn't that great also. It's just not wroth putting so much trouble brining it out. If you attack and flip a card from the top, the only one you may want is a direct attack. Turning a monster over would just end the battle phase and turning a trap would put you're Moss in defense mode. If you're being attacked, the best card that can be flipped up is monster. If spell flips up it does nothing for you. Since you are not attacking. Trap will just put your card in defense mode. When it dies by battle eventually it will become a -2. Meaning NEX and the "Neo-Spacian" you sacrificed end up doing nothing since the fusion would be gaining no type of effect to balance the amount of advantage you would be losing.

Advanced- 1/5- Neo Spacians aren't very good in this metagame or the past formats, but some people have fun using them. Some Neo Spacians are good, but not this one.

Traditional- 1/5- Not good here.

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