Chaos Space – Yu-Gi-Oh! Review

King of
Lullaby

Hello Pojo Fans,

Chaos Space is a piece of search power that would’ve been known as “BLS or CED Searcher” long ago.

A -1 off the start, but it does get you to one of your tougher to summon monsters while putting a LIGHT or DARK into the graveyard, setting up the eventual summon of the monster you searched. You need to have a different Attribute than the monster you sent, but that isn’t hard. Outside of the new Chaos monsters as well as the old Chaos monsters, this can be used alongside stuff like the Legendary Knights and Lightrays. The -1 evens out when you banish Chaos Space and get back a monster and then draw. Having a way of getting something into the grave straight from your hand will set up your grave, then having a way to get a monster back and draw (as well as guaranteeing you wont’ draw the monster you just brought back) all in one card can free up space from using other cards to do the same job. The monster returned has to be one you can’t Normal Summon/Set, but with the typical theme this works with it will be easy to do, much like the first effect of this card.

This card, while good in the new Chaos support, works surprisingly well in other decks despite the restrictions, and I think that may be the best part of this card: it’s unlikely versatility in archetypes that haven’t had any/lack of support throughout the years. Get your grave going or put another monster into it so you can start your banishing. All of Chaos Space can be used in the same turn, something that puts it above many cards that can’t do that.

Advanced-3.5/5     Art-4/5

Until Next Time
KingofLullaby

Crunch$G

Next up this week is a very powerful Spell for Chaos themes, Chaos Space.

Chaos Space is a Normal Spell with an effect to send a LIGHT or DARK monster from hand to grave to search for a Level 4 to 8 LIGHT or DARK monster with a different Attribute from the sent monster and said monster searched being unable to be Normal Summoned or Set. The options to search here is great while also setting up Chaos plays. You got Black Luster Soldier – Envoy of the Beginning, Chaos Dragon Levianneer, Chaos Emperor Dragon – Envoy of the End, Chaos Valkyria, Black Dragon Collapserpent, White Dragon Wyverburster, Chaos Sorcerer, and some more Chaos cards we’ll see in the next few days. It doesn’t have to be a Chaos monster specifically, but most monsters that meet all the requirements here are Chaos-based. The second effect lets you banish this card from the graveyard to take a banished LIGHT or DARK monster that cannot be Normal Summoned or Set to return it to the bottom of the Deck and draw a card, which is kinda nice to get back potential boss monsters or combo extenders. Sure it goes to the bottom of the Deck, but it’s still there to search it or draw it again (mostly after you shuffle the Deck so it can get closer to the top of the Deck). The bonus draw also guarantees a chance to get another boss or combo extender and makes up for the initial minus, especially considering both effects can be used in the same turn. Both effects are hard once per turns, mostly due to their potential power. It’s an excellent card for anything Chaos-based and an easy must for LIGHT/DARK themes.

Advanced Rating: 4.5/5

Art: 3.5/5 It’s cool to see the opposites of LIGHT and DARK, but not too special.