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Dark Spirit of the Silent →Used Deck

Card Kind	Attribute	Level	Type	ATK	DEF

Normal Trap	-	-	-	-	-
Activate only when an opponent's monster declares an attack. Negate that attack, and select another face-up monster your opponent controls. That monster attacks instead. (If it is in face-up Defense Position, change it to Attack Position.)
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Average Rating Score		2.2(12)

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"Dark Spirit of the Silent" card reviews and rating scores

2.2(12)

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みめっと
2023/04/28 13:47

A trap card used by Bakuro Yami in the original Battle City edition.
It negates the attack of one opponent's monster and has the effect of making another monster on the opponent's field attack.
If the selected monster is his Defense Position, it becomes his Attack Position, and it is characterized by being forced to attack monsters that have already finished attacking during this Battle Phase.
However, it cannot be activated unless there are 2 or more monsters on the opponent's field, and it is also an effect that targets. I don't think it's worth doing.
Aside from being able to receive effects related to Normal Trap, it's too bad that he doesn't even have Continuous Trap, even though Continuous Trap is weak.

Good ( 1 )

シエスタ
2021/07/06 17:27

Even though it requires various troublesome conditions, it's only one attack negate by itself...
Whether it's a defense card or a combo card, there are several other excellent cards, so I'm wondering if I can use it unless I'm a serious Bakura fan.

Good

ねこーら
2021/04/07 9:05

Comprehensive evaluation: 《All-Out Attacks》is generally good.
When it comes to a situation where it makes sense to have another monster deployed by the opponent attack, it's about letting a monster with a low ATK self-destruct or dealing damage with something like Dimension Wall.
It is possible to attack with a token generated using something like Ojama Trio , but in that case a card that forcefully attacks all of them would be fine.
Even with 《Dimension Wall》, his high ATK monsters will attack unless there is a big deal.
It is possible to control attacking monsters by using 《Sphere Kuriboh》etc. as appropriate.

Good

サンパイ
2020/05/22 8:48

It works well with 《Zoma the Spirit》etc., but honestly, it's not an effect I want to activate.
Reconcile if you want to protect monsters, Mirafo if you want to remove them.

Good

備長炭18
2018/03/26 21:04

Attacking negate for one body is also useful, and being able to force other monsters to attack is not weak to say the least.
However, it's a little troublesome if you ask me if I'm going to aim for it, and it's a roundabout impression that I actually need 3 monsters.

Good

ヒコモン
2016/09/21 12:54

I know what you want to do, but just a combo? A card that can only be mentioned as a battle result. Since it's an attack-reactive type, it's much quicker to blow it away with Mirafo.

Good

こまつほうせい
2015/01/16 4:55

It has a unique effect, but it's hard to come up with a scene where you can make good use of it.
It doesn't work like the original

Good

サンダー・ボルト
2014/04/27 11:18

A card that simultaneously blocks attacks and forces attacks. However, despite the relatively strict activation conditions of receiving an attack declaration when there are two or more monsters on the opponent's field, it may not work very effectively depending on the opponent's field, so it can be used quite well. is a difficult card. Although it can be interesting to fight, it is unclear whether it can be prioritized over other forced attack cards.

Good

スクラップトリトドン
2012/10/19 8:33

The ideal thing is to avoid moles and female warriors and have other monsters attack you.
But the fact that you need 2 or more in your opponent's field means that Mirafo is enough...

Good

とき
2012/03/30 21:53

A tricky trap card that negates the opponent's monster's attack and treats it as if another monster had attacked.
It's a common theory with cards like this, but in order to make full use of it, you need two monsters against your opponent, and if possible, you need a monster of a class that can destroy the opponent you transferred to yourself, which is very heavy.
It has a peculiar processing, but even if the activation conditions are met, the only thing that can be done is negate the attack of the card that declared the attack and, if possible, destroy another card in battle. It doesn't seem likely that it will surpass a general-purpose attack reaction unless something extraordinary happens.

Good

みのし
2011/09/06 16:24