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[namesake]

Chain Disappearance
Group: Trap Card
Type: Trap
Activate only when a monster(s) with an ATK of 1000 or less is Normal Summoned, Flip Summoned or Special Summoned. Remove from play those Summoned monster(s), and your opponent removes from play all monsters of the same name in their hand and Deck. Their Deck is then shuffled.

So since the loop with winds-ups can be pretty absurd I thought maining this card might not be such a bad idea anymore. And insecktors also have their weaknesses against it. Considering that d.d.crow does every little versus wind-ups this might be the better choice imho.

Edited by g1Nz0™, 24 January 2012 - 12:18 PM.

[Vice]

It is fine in the side deck in my opinion.

[Rurouni]

Dunno what the meta looks like at all right now but this card should pretty much always be sided in multiples as there has yet to be a format where it wasn't useful

[yiffgurl123]

i had 4 copies when i got back into yugioh recently and now i'm down to 1 ~_~

i hope it gets reprinted as a common soon or something

[Ice King]

Personally, I don't like it as a main deck option unless you lack Maxx C, Veiler, Black Horn of Heaven or Thunder King. But Japan still sides a copy, mainly because Inzektors are a big problem over there.

It's still quite useful. Gets rid of Tour Guide, the plant engine, Karakuri tuners, Earth, Shine Balls, and Gachi Gachi.

yiffgurl123, on 23 January 2012 - 05:16 PM, said:

i had 4 copies when i got back into yugioh recently and now i'm down to 1 ~_~

i hope it gets reprinted as a common soon or something

Latest reprint was as a Super Rare in the Turbo Packs, so it might be a while before it gets another reprint.

Edited by DSS, 23 January 2012 - 05:23 PM.

[yiffgurl123]

DSS, on 23 January 2012 - 05:21 PM, said:

Latest reprint was as a Super Rare in the Turbo Packs, so it might be a while before it gets another reprint.

maybe but konami is random with reprints so it could be in the next structure deck (after chaos dragons) or something, you just never really know

[Negative One]

Sided, it's overrated.

[Tsunayoshi]

Side deck obv.

Inzektors can be taken in game one with appropriate slow playing.

Chain Disappearance is going to stay a damn good side deck choice for a while.

[Dizze2.0]

It's really good sided, but I wouldn't main it or you'd just be begging to get grapeed over by Dark World or something.

[Cøin]

Tsunayoshi, on 23 January 2012 - 07:54 PM, said:

Inzektors can be taken in game one with appropriate slow playing.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I know about Inzektor, they will rape you if you play slow. You need to be fast and aggressive before they hit you.

I might be wrong, but that's my opinion.

And I'm probably gonna main a pair of that.

[Sheik_the_Geek]

Cøin, on 26 January 2012 - 05:48 PM, said:

Correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I know about Inzektor, they will rape you if you play slow. You need to be fast and aggressive before they hit you.

I might be wrong, but that's my opinion.

And I'm probably gonna main a pair of that.

Yeah, your not supposed to slow roll against the deck. Go all out from the get go before they can take a big dump on you.

[Apollo]

It depends on what deck you're using lol. Most of the time you are better off slow-rolling them. Putting more on the field just gives them more opportunities to plus off of. Inzektors love a simplified game because they can topdeck so many answers and it means you have lower cards(i.e. lower chance of answers). Keeping the game complicated gives you the best chance to win because you have more options, but it still all depends on the deck you're using and the hand you have. You can still have a complicated game while putting things in play, but the problem is that Inzektors can hit your field, they can't hit your hand(outside of Reaper). If you commit to the field and they Mst/Storm or just bait your defense, then it's open season. This was just generally speaking.

Oh yeah, and I side 2 of this. We can move this discussion to the decktype topic though.

Edited by Apollo, 26 January 2012 - 08:52 PM.

[Tsunayoshi]

Cøin, on 26 January 2012 - 05:48 PM, said:

Correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I know about Inzektor, they will rape you if you play slow. You need to be fast and aggressive before they hit you.

I might be wrong, but that's my opinion.

And I'm probably gonna main a pair of that.

As has been said, if they have nothing to go after, they have to start destroying their own field to continue trying to summon and swarm.

[Canti]

I main 1 and side 2 though I might remove 1 from the side if I find something better. It's amazing and you're gay if you don't agree.

[namesake]

You should also try to find room for shadow-imprisoning mirror. Both are staples in any sideboard.

[Canti]

I have 2

[Mad Hatter]

Haha imagine if Chain Disappearance's art was showing Tour Guides getting penetrated instead...

[Nomad]

Man-Eater Bug > Tour Guide


... seriously though, and while I know this isn't anything "new" per say, have our views changed in regards to maindecking this now? Like, I thought it'd be pretty situational at first, but then someone pointed out to me how it wrecks pretty much everything that's good right now (not to mention a few other contenders), so I got to thinking that maybe its not such a horrible idea after all.

[g1Nz0]

A few of my friends are Main Decking 1 and Side Decking a 2nd, but I haven't heard of more than one personally.

[TheSevenSwords]

I side 2 in against Wind-Ups and Inzektors. Hits Rat, Magician, Dragonfly, Hornet and TGU.