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Topic	Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG/TCG/Master Duel General Turn 21: The Crooked Cook Exodia Mirror
Calwings 04/19/24 3:02:07 PM #35:	SydnieStarlight posted... Having checked the cards referenced, I would assume it is a war crime~ Yeah, pretty much. It's a setup similar to Branded's Gimmick Lock, where you give your opponent a monster that locks them out of special summoning. However, it only applies while Acid Golem is face-up on the field, so it's not a lingering effect for the whole turn like with Gimmick Puppet Nightmare and therefore it's a bit easier to get rid of. Acid Golem's 3000 ATK is also more of a threat if left unchecked, but considering that one of the prominent decks that uses the Acid Golem Lock is Mikanko (once Gen/Ken come out) the higher ATK also benefits the Mikanko player too. --- https://i.imgur.com/PmF1p9q.jpg <cite>Calwings posted [p:979996289] in Yu-Gi-Oh! ... [t:80747202]...</cite> <quote>SydnieStarlight posted...</cite><quote>Having checked the cards referenced, I would assume it is a war crime~</quote>Yeah, pretty much. It's a setup similar to Branded's Gimmick Lock, where you give your opponent a monster that locks them out of special summoning. However, it only applies while Acid Golem is face-up on the field, so it's not a lingering effect for the whole turn like with Gimmick Puppet Nightmare and therefore it's a bit easier to get rid of. Acid Golem's 3000 ATK is also more of a threat if left unchecked, but considering that one of the prominent decks that uses the Acid Golem Lock is Mikanko (once Gen/Ken come out) the higher ATK also benefits the Mikanko player too. --- https://i.imgur.com/PmF1p9q.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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