Everyone has heard of big time cards like the Egyptian God Cards, the Sacred Beast Cards, and the Yubel trio; but what about the Wicked Monsters? I have noticed that duelists have started to compare the Wicked Monsters with the big time cards. I decided to check up on this trio and found that they were as good as their hype.
The Wicked Avatar is the first of the Wickeds. It has a really good effect. When it is summoned, your opponent can’t activate spells and traps for two turns! Plus its attack power is always 100 points higher than the strongest monster on the field. If your opponent activates cards that lowers attack points, The Wicked Avatar still doesn’t lose attack points because his effect counters your opponent’s card.
The second Wicked is the Wicked Eraser. I don’t particularly like the Wicked Eraser. I find his effect not as useful as the other two’s. Just like the other two Wickeds, Eraser can only be summoned by sacrificing three monsters. When he’s played he gains a1000 attack multiplied by the number of monsters on your opponent’s side of the field. Another one of his effects is that you can destroy him in your main phase. That is so useless! When he’s sent to the graveyard, he destroys all cards on the field, including yours . That’s why I think Eraser is a bad monster.
The third Wicked is the scariest and strongest of the trio. It is The Wicked Dreadroot. His effect is decent, but if you really need to damage your opponent’s life points, The Wicked Dreadroot is the card to use. From the time he’s summoned till the time he is destroyed the Wicked Dreadroot halves the attack of all monsters on the field but his. This means it is almost guaranteed that every monster will be weaker than him. With everyone’s attack ½ the times it used to be, The Wicked Dreadroot will be able to destroy them with ease.
Many duelists say that the Wickeds are the evil forms of the Egyptian Gods. The Wicked Avatar resembles the orb on Winged Dragon of Ra’s head, while The Wicked Eraser is a dragon like Slifer the Sky Dragon and has a similar effect. The Wicked Dreadroot looks very close to Obelisk Tormentor and both have a human form unlike their partners. I think the Wickeds will one day be cards every one will want. There strong, look cool, and really help in a duel.
Tags: wicked avatar, wicked dreadroot, wicked eraser, yugioh
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I personaly like the Wicked Gods because of their effects. I have the Wicked Avatar and it is the strongest card in my deck.
I have All three wicked cards!
I`m still in process of building a deck around them. But they are in there!
Not telling anyone my formula though!
Tip: Have at least one “Double Costons” and “Samsara Kaiser” to make it easier to summon them!
Sigh….Dreadroot is epic suck. A face-down Magic Cylinder, a Mirror Force, a Sakuretsu…it’s a three-tribute monster, which is extremely costly, and all it does is hit hard. I’ve seen better. The Avatar is similar….not very useful. The Eraser, however, can have very decent statistics, and his other effect is actually very useful. If you’re worried about face-downs, you can simply nuke the field and pull out somethign else to attack.
Dreadroot does suck, however I think the Avatar is really good. Wicked Eraser, neeah, maybe, sure, it’s okay.
I have all three Wicked Gods i have a fairly strong deck built for them. Tips for anyone who has these three cards would be:
1) Be sure you have enough cards to sacrifice, because they all take 3 to be brought out.
2) Put as many magic, spells, and traps as you can to bring back the monsters you sacrifice. Trust me it helps.
3) Counter spells and traps will become your new best friends
4) Make sure you remember the effect right