At times like this we all could use a little love in our lives in some shape or form. A powerhouse when she was first released long long ago, Lily is searchable and an easy way to do a lot of damage or take down a boss monster. In the days where the game was much more simple, Lily was devastating. Damage Step effect activation, not once per turn, if you have the LP you can take out a bunch of your opponents monsters if you are on the defensive.
Nowadays she can still have an effect, but her playability is far less. Despite that, I feel like Lily remains a strong monster. She can take down almost any monster you could run across in the Main Deck, as well as a ton of monsters in the Extra Deck.
With more monster negation in the game though, Lily will likely never see the play she used to. Love the card, was a staple in my early decks, and a fond Secret Rare I pulled from one of the packs my mom got me. If you want to share your ideas on cards with other fans, feel free to drop us an email. Visit the Card of the Day Archive! Click here to read over 4, more Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards of the Day! Ever since the creation of the first true ban list in October , there have been dozens of Yu-Gi-Oh!
For the most part, this list is simply used to keep overpowered cards and strategies in check and allow for a faster rotation of decks to be used, but sometimes the reason for their ban is a little crazier.
As one of two cards to cause the first real game-breaking loop, modern Yu-Gi-Oh! When played alongside cards like Sangan or Witch of the Black Forest, Yata-Garasu turns Chaos Emperor Dragon's board clearing effect into an endless loop of chip damage and forcing the opponent to skip their draw phase. These days, Breaker is a pretty mediocre card, but back in its heyday, it was one of the more consistent Spell and Trap removal cards in the game.
Although its effect to destroy back row cards is fairly limited, it became a much larger problem when paired with Apprentice Magician, which could give Breaker additional Spell Counters to activate its effect. It was solely for its interaction with Apprentice Magician, which only ever reached the Semi-Limited status, that Breaker was banned for one format before returning as Limited in the following list.
At the cost of LP, Injection Fairy Lily's ATK would increase by a whopping to , meaning that it could beat just about everything in the game in battle, including the legendary Blue-Eyes, without the aid of Equip Spell Cards. Cards like Lava Golem and the Kaiju archetype are synonymous with having effects that summon strong monsters to the opponent's side of the field, but while Grinder Golem fell into this same category, it wouldn't see play until the release of Link Summons.
The ability to summon powerful Extra Deck monsters with only Tokens was already a strong aspect of Link Summoning, but the fact that players could summon Grinder Golem to the opponent's side of the field, gain two free tokens, and potentially make a game-winning field with just one Grinder Golem was enough to see it quickly getting banned.
It had a great effect to summon itself and two Tokens to the field but was let down by the fact it was a Tuner monster that couldn't be used for a Synchro Summon with the Tokens it summoned to the field. When Link Summons were released, however, this negative effect was a non-issue, since it could just be used to summon Link monsters instead. Back when Ratbox was king.
CommanderVolt Posted February 25, Injection Fairy Lily was first banned in april So three of the most broken cards ever created and injection fairy lily. Back in those days, it was nearly invincible. I remember hating this card. I did beat it with my beatdown deck once by ramming three monsters into it and delivering the finishing blow with the fourth.
I remember my old Cyberdark deck ramming 3 Masked Dragon into it and bringing out a different dragon to destroy it.
My opponent lost almost immediately afterwards. Ironically, had he not pumped Lily, he wouldnt have lost. Now I want to build a deck around this. Zeppeli Gyro Supreme Posted February 26, Posted February 26, PM me a list when you're done.
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