Lightning Overdrive TCG Exclusives

[~British Soul~]

These are collated from all the YT box openings of LIOV
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Level 3/DARK/Fiend/Effect
If you control no Special Summoned monsters: You can Special Summon this card from your hand, also you cannot Special Summon other monsters for the rest of this turn. You can only use this effect of "Proof of Pruflas" once per turn. If this card is Normal or Special Summoned, you can: Immediately after this effect resolves, Tribute Summon 1 monster.
100/100

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Level 4/EARTH/Fairy/Effect
If a monster(s) that was originally an EARTH Fairy is sent from your hand or field to the GY (except during the Damage Step): You can Special Summon this card from your hand. You can only use this effect of "Thron the Disciplined Angel" once per turn.
1500/600

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Rank 4/WATER/Cyberse/Xyz/Effect
2 Level 4 monsters
You can detach 1 material from this card; if you have more cards in your Extra Deck than your opponent's, apply these effects in sequence, depending on the difference.
● 1+: This card gains 1000 ATK until the end of your opponent's turn. ● 5+: Neither player can target this card with card effects until the end of your opponent's turn. ● 10+: Banish 1 card your opponent controls. ● 15+: Make your opponent's LP 3000.
You can only use this effect of "Pendransanction" once per turn.
2000/1000

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Trap
Tribute 1 Warrior monster, then target 1 card on the field; destroy it, and if you do, draw 1 card.

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Trap
Target up to 5 cards in your opponent's GY and the same number of your opponent's banished cards; banish those targets from their GY, and if you do, return those banished targets to the GY. You can only activate 1 "Terrors of the Underroot" per turn.

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Level 4/EARTH/Warrior/Effect
If your EARTH Warrior monster battles an opponent's monster, during damage calculation (Quick Effect): You can pay 800 LP; your battling monster gains 800 ATK, until the end of this turn. If this card is sent from your Monster Zone to your GY by an opponent's card effect: You can Special Summon 1 Level 5 or higher "War Rock" monster from your hand or Deck. You can only use each effect of "War Rock Wento" once per turn.
1800/1800

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Level 5/EARTH/Warrior/Effect
If you control no monsters, or all monsters you control are Warrior monsters, you can Normal Summon this card without Tributing. If your EARTH Warrior monster battles, after damage calculation: You can target 1 Spell/Trap your opponent controls; destroy it, then all "War Rock" monsters you currently control gain 200 ATK until the end of your opponent's turn. You can only use this effect of "War Rock Mammud" once per turn.
2000/2000

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War Rock Meteoragon
Level 7/EARTH/Warrior/Effect
Cannot be destroyed by your opponent's card effects. When an attack is declared involving this card and an opponent's monster: You can negate the effects of that opponent's monster this turn, as well as the activated effects and effects on the field of monsters with that same original name. Once per turn, during a Battle Phase in which your EARTH Warrior monster battles (Quick Effect): You can make all "War Rock" monsters you currently control gain 200 ATK until the end of your opponent's turn, also this card can make up to 2 attacks on monsters during each Battle Phase this turn.
2600/2600

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Spell/Quick-Play
You must control a "War Rock" monster to activate either of these effects.
● When a monster your opponent controls activates its effect: Negate that effect.
● During the Battle Phase, when your opponent activates a Spell/Trap Card, or monster effect: Negate that effect.
You can only activate 1 "War Rock Dignity" per turn.

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Spell/Quick-Play
During the Battle Phase: Target 1 "War Rock" monster in your GY, then activate 1 of these effects;
● Special Summon that target in Attack Position, but for the rest of this turn, its effects are negated, also it cannot attack directly.
● Special Summon that target in Defense Position, also the first time each "War Rock" monster you control would be destroyed by battle this turn, it is not destroyed.
You can only activate 1 "War Rock Spirit" per turn.

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Trap
During the Battle Phase, if your opponent controls more monsters than you do: Special Summon 1 "War Rock" monster from your Deck, and if you activated this card during your opponent's turn, for the rest of this turn while you control the face-up Special Summoned monster, your opponent's monsters cannot attack, except to attack that monster. You can only activate 1 "War Rock Generations" per turn.

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Trap
During the Main Phase, if a face-up "War Rock" monster(s) you control leaves the field by an opponent's card effect: Destroy up to 2 cards your opponent controls. You can only activate 1 "War Rock Big Blow" per turn.

[Tinkerer]

Some of these are interesting, the rest are War Rocks. 

I jest.  That Level 7 War Rock monster seems at least capable of pushing for game, and some of those Spells and Traps are decent, but the core idea of the deck is still trash and this stuff hardly makes them better in any significant way.

I think the ones that interest me the most are the Warrior version Fish Depth Charge, Terrors of the Underroot, and that new Rank 4.  The first one isn't going to change anything, but it's still kinda cool to see them recycle type support cards to support another type (I particularly love the lore implications of the card; it means Warrior Dai Grepher must have at least known Marauding Captain).

I could totally see Terrors being used as some out of the box sidedeck tech that ends up being a clutch high-level choice.  Screwing with a player's GY and banished cards at the same time sounds really good on paper, but I wonder how practically usable it will be?

The Rank 4 is just really cool, even if its not that great.  It seems like a card that is meant to punish overextension, but it's only ever likely to get its first and second effects (making it a 3k untargetable beater).  I feel like Exciton is still better in terms of pure punishment and most things that would counter Exciton can also counter Pendransaction.  I suppose Pendransaction can get its first two effects if the opponent uses Extravagance or Prosperity, but you can't rely on your opponent to do that.  Even if you could, your monster is mostly passive and battle focused.  On the other hand... big computer whale. 

[Loleo]

Proof: monarch support :3

Thron: A little weak? Shouldn't he do more than just summon his self? The stats are mediocre which hurt him even more!

Pendran: Balanced, could be stronger, but I would definitely side in some decks as is.

Dai: Better than Raigeki Break definitely balanced.

Terrors: very niche but potentially powerful.

Wento: Well done. War rocks are now more viable.

Mammud: They need more backrow removal, nice!

Mete: a hunky wall and powerful attacker. Nice Ooga Booga monke vibes.

Dignity: Kinda ironically undignified low key. Omni negate only slightly situational no cost.

Spirit: Again ironically defense is normally the better option.

Big blow: *bonk* ... nice again!

Generatios: Tribe leader protec ultimate cool edgy hero.

 

Are these official cards? The PSCT on them is amazing.

 I AM AN IDIOT "These are collated from all the YT box openings of LIOV"

[~British Soul~]

1 hour ago, ITSUKOSOADO said:

Are these official cards? The PSCT on them is amazing.

 I AM AN IDIOT "These are collated from all the YT box openings of LIOV"

Yeah, at the time of posting, there wasn't an article on the Org.

[StupidFox]

Fucking, Treeborn is better then Proof.

[Dokutah]

8 hours ago, StupidFox said:

Fucking, Treeborn is better then Proof.

But treeborn is slow, and can't provide "additional" normal summon like this card though

[StupidFox]

1 hour ago, Dokutah Jolly said:

But treeborn is slow, and can't provide "additional" normal summon like this card though

A slow gimmicky card is better then "ha ha several restrictions go brrrr"

[Dokutah]

1 hour ago, StupidFox said:

A slow gimmicky card is better then "ha ha several restrictions go brrrr"

you realize those restriction not really hinder the popular Tribute Summon based deck right? the only real restriction on that card is its typing

take True Draco for example, they dont special summon except during opponent turn using their trap which as much of the value as that is rarely go off so you can use Pruflas along with the usual True Draco combo

Monarch also has no problem running this since the special summon restriction only apply for the rest of the turn NOT entire turn, so you can still special summon vassal as usual and then if you greed for unbreakable board you can then summon pruflas as your last special summon

the only thing treeborn had over this is giving players advantage to keep tempo and even then its still garbage since the 2 deck i mention (which is has its lengthy moments in meta) has heavy use of spell/trap as part of the speedy setup for their full board and treeborn simply cannot catch up to that speed