HOME　＞　Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Lists　＞　SAVAGE STRIKE　＞　Fateful Hour

Fateful Hour →Used Deck

Card Kind	Attribute	Level	Type	ATK	DEF

Normal Trap	-	-	-	-	-
Target 1 monster that cannot be Normal Summoned/Set in either GY; Special Summon it.
password：00786906
Average Rating Score		7.4(9)

Card Info
Card Reviews (9 rating scores)
Decks with Fateful Hour (16 Decks)
Card Category and Effect Category
Products in Japan
Ranking and View Num

"Fateful Hour" card reviews and rating scores

7.4(9)

		22%	（2）
		55%	（5）
		22%	（2）
		0%	（0）
		0%	（0）

カディーン
2021/08/01 2:12

A generic resurrection that has no deep connection with Mayakashi, who everyone tsukkomi, and Shiranui.
It has a very narrow target range of Special Summon monsters that meet the resurrection limit.
Regardless of the dawn of Synchronization, now that Reiwa is here, this restriction is heavy, and in most cases Back to the Front will suffice, so strict scrutiny is required before hiring.
It's differentiated in that it can steal the opponent's cards, but in order to steal it, you have to Special Summon it once and then remove it. If there is a way to knock it down, it usually serves as a finisher, so there is often no particular need to take it after defeating it. There is also a use for using the stolen monsters as materials for development, but the question remains as to whether the results will be worth the effort.
Since he doesn't use EX Decks, there aren't many decks, so it's a tailwind that he doesn't have any trouble finding targets to steal.

Good ( 1 )

シエスタ
2021/01/14 8:56

Impression of poor dexterity somehow.
A revival card that can interfere with the use of GY sounds good, but it has a peculiarity, limited to Special Summon monsters. It tends to take a lot of effort to secure a resurrection target, and there is also dependence on the other party.
However, it is a complete resurrection without any particular disadvantages, and depending on Deck, can it be prioritized over other general-purpose resurrections?

Good

青山
2021/01/13 13:44

A general-purpose resurrection trap, but it can also interfere with one-chan, the range is strong but narrow
There are strong rivals for each use, Livide 《Back to the Front》D/D Crow 《Called by the Grave》etc.
So I want to use both as a reason for hiring... It may be a bit difficult to prioritize
By the way, in addition to reviving your opponent, you can also crush 《Pot of Avarice》.

Good ( 1 )

ラーメン
2018/10/23 1:17

It's just a generic resurrection card that makes you think it's a Shiranui support, but rather than Shiranui, it might go well with Mayakashi, who wants to resurrect his Synchro Monsters in his GY.
Trap can revive monsters that cannot be Normal Summoned. Monster Reborn is fine, and if you want to revive it during your opponent's turn, you can use Back to the Front or Revide, but this card has its own advantages.
Compared to Monster Reborn, it's a Trap, so it's slow, but if you flip it over, you can use it even in the opponent's turn, so you can chain it to your opponent's Revive card to negate it, and compared to Back to the Front, you can revive your opponent. , Since there is no battle position specified, the advantage is that Link can also be revived, compared to libide, the opponent can also be revived, Defense Position is fine, and since it is a Normal Trap, it is a complete resurrection + it is an advantage that it can deal with Tratri. And each similar card is different from each other in terms of details.
Well, it may be a difficult card to actually use, but I think it's not bad.

Good ( 1 )

デルタアイズ
2018/10/20 0:41

You can also catch the opponent, but is it basically adopted for the purpose of reviving yourself?
cool card name

Good

とき
2018/10/14 14:35

Shiranui A Trap card that sits in the frame but has a completely generic card effect.
Has the effect of reviving his or his opponent's monsters that cannot be Normal Summoned. Since resurrection restrictions and summoning conditions cannot be ignored, the main targets are EX monsters that have appeared once and his Special Summon monsters.
Since it is a trap card, it is backward compatible with Monster Reborn as a resurrection that can be used immediately, so I would like to explore the movement of the trap card. Brain juice will overflow if the opponent can take the target card from his GY when he tries to revive it.
Against a powerful rival like 《Back to the Front》, being able to revive in Attack Position, especially the ability to revive Link Monsters for that purpose, is enough to differentiate him.
It seems to be a simple and quirky card, but it has the ability to hit the resurrection front of Normal Trap, which has been strengthened recently.

Good

備長炭18
2018/10/13 16:32

Especially he is a generic resuscitation trap that is not exclusive to Shiranui or Mayakashi.
Since it is limited to monsters that cannot be Normal Summoned, it is necessary to meet the resurrection limit, but I would like to use it for Link Monsters that cannot use 《Back to the Front》.
If possible, I would like to steal the opponent's powerful monsters, but since there are not many such convenient cards, it is just a bonus.

Good

はわわ
2018/10/13 12:20

Although resurrection restrictions and summoning conditions cannot be ignored, it is good to be able to completely resurrect EX monsters with free chains
Unlike 《Back to the Front》, it can also target opponent's monsters and his Link Monsters.

Good

ヒコモン
2018/10/13 10:26

《Back to the Front》is enough to revive your own monsters, so the point of difference is that you can revive your opponent's monsters and his Link Monsters. However, despite the advantage of being a free chain, what we are doing is nothing but 《Monster Reborn》, and even 《Monster Reborn》is often not adopted these days, so honestly it is difficult to adopt.

Good ( 1 )

Decks with "Fateful Hour"

* is adopted as a key card.

● 2019-04-10 Mayakashi ● 2019-07-04 Trap Beat [Mayakashi] (with commentary) ● 2018-11-01 [TG] + [Atlantean] ● 2019-04-14 Skidre Tenyi ● 2018-08-29 Ande ● 2019-09-16 Nephthys (updated 19/10/13) ● 2020-04-12 Mayakashi Generaider ● 2019-11-22 Back to Basics Mayakashi Deck ● 2019-11-25 King of Mayakashi ● 2019-02-19 Shiranui ● 2021-06-03 Nutos Beat (Failed) ● 2018-12-25 Heisei last maha speed beat

-> List of Yu-Gi-Oh deck using "Fateful Hour"

Card Category and Effect Category

Effect：Special Summon this card from GY

Products in Japan

Product	No	Release Date	Rarity
SAVAGE STRIKE	SAST-JP075	2018-10-13	Normal

Ranking and View Num

Rating Score Rank	4,842 / 12,836 Cards
View Num	20,954

Others

Japanese card name	逢魔ノ刻

Featured Card Ranking

Best Card Ranking by Card-Type

Best Monster Ranking by Type

Best Monster Ranking by Attribute

Best Monster Ranking by Level

Best Xyz Monster Ranking by Rank

Best Link Monster Ranking by Link-Num

Fateful Hour →Used Deck

"Fateful Hour" card reviews and rating scores

Decks with "Fateful Hour"

Card Category and Effect Category

Products in Japan

Ranking and View Num

Others

Update Information - NEW -