Ways to use Dimensionhole effectively By
Angel-From-A-Higher-Plane.


>
>     These are tips to use Dimensionhole in a beneficial way. One must 
>have a deck that focuses on either temporary monster revival cards or 
>effect monsters that bring out other monsters for a turn or limited 
>time.
>
>Dimensionhole(PSV-069): Remove 1 monster on your side of the field from 
>play until your next Standby Phase.The card still counts towards the 
>5-card Monster Zone limit.
>
>1#Tip
>     A deck that has Magical Scientist will work well with 
>Dimensionhole.
> This
>Spellcaster's effect states: Pay 1000 Life Points to Special Summon 1 level 6
>or lower Fusion Monster from your Fusion Deck in face-up Attack or Defense
>Position. That Fusion Monster cannot attack your opponent's Life Points
>directly, and is returned to your Fusion Deck at the end of the turn. See, 
>Play
>Magical Scientist and pay to summon a Level 6 Fusion Monster preferably 
>Dark Flare
>Knight or Dark Balter. If possible, attack their weaker monsters with your
>Fusion Monster barring it is not stop somehow. Then activate Dimensionhole 
>and
>target your Fusion Monster removing it from Play until your next Standy 
>Phase.
>Now when you end your turn, Magical Scientist's effect of sending the Fusion
>Monster back to the Fusion Deck is bypassed because that Fusion Monster is
>currently out of play. This manuever, allows you to bring back your Fusion 
>Monster
>permanently back to the field and attack your opponent's monsters or Life
>Points directly.
>
>2#Tip
>     An Archfiend-Based beatdown deck that uses the following Trap Card 
>will combine well with Dimensionhole. The aforementioned Trap Card is 
>Archfiend's
>Roar(DCR-099) Pay 500 Life Points to activate this card. Special Summon 1
>Archfiend Monster Card from your graveyard. This monster cannot be offered 
>as a
>Tribute under any conditions and is destroyed during the End Phase of this 
>turn.
>Hopefully you've protected your Archfiend's Roar Trap card for a turn in 
>order
>to activate it during your Main Phase 1. That way you bring out an archfiend
>like Terrorking, Archfiend Soldier, even the normal Summon Skull Monster card(
>It's treated as an Archfiend even though the word is nowhere printed on 
>the card
>). Now choose whatever action you want to do, hopefully attack with it. Now
>during your main phase 2, activate Dimensionhole and target the archfiend 
>that
>was special summoned with Archfiend's Roar. Now you've just bypassed
>Archfiend's Roar's "destroy this monster during the End Phase of this 
>turn" requirement
>allowing you to have it back during your next Standby Phase.
>
>3#Tip
>     This tip doesn't really involve a combination, just the use of 
>waboku or other attack prevention Spell/Trap cards. Say you only have 
>one powerful( usually tribute monster) on the field and a set waboku 
>for instance plus Dimensionhole in your hand. Your opponent has more 
>cards in hand than you. It's very possible he or she has a way to get 
>rid of it during their turn. So activate Dimensionhole on your monster 
>and have it come back safely on your next Standby
>Phase. Play Waboku; keeps be you safe from attacks to your Life Points until
>your next turn.
>
>4#Tip
>     If your opponent has more monsters and you only have one on the 
>field. Target your lone monster with Dimensionhole and you can quickly 
>play Dark Hole, essentially getting a Raigeki effect.
>
>5#Tip
>     This combo is the hardest to pull-off but can prove to bring out 
>any of the strongest Fusion Monsters you have. It involves these cards:
>
>Summoner of Illusions(LON-063)
>Flip: Offer 1 monster on your side of the field as a tribute(excluding 
>this card). Special Summon 1 Fusion Monster Card from your Fusion Deck. 
>The Fusion Monster is destroyed at the end of the turn this card is 
>activated.
>
>Any use of Token producers like these:
>Statue of the Wicked(PGD-046)
>Stray Lambs(IOC-092)
>Cobra Jar(PGD-075)
>Scapegoat(SDJ-041)
>
>Waboku(SDP-044)
>
>     Basically set Summoner of Illusions(for now on referred to by SoI) 
>and Waboku when you have other monsters or tokens already on the field. 
>Now play Dimensionhole on your SoI. During your turn, hopefully you can 
>play Waboku and maybe have a magic jammer to prevent thier Raigeki or 
>Dark Hole...etc going through. Now during you next Standby Phase bring 
>back SoI and flip-summon it. SoI's effect activates, sacrifice one 
>other monster/token bring out any Fusion
>Monster you want and attack. If you happen to have 2 Dimensionholes(or set
>magician of faith) in hand while pullin' this combo off. Use the second 
>Dimenhole on
>your Fusion Monster before you end your turn. This allows you to keep the
>Fusion Monster on your next turn. Beaware this is a very iffy thing to get to
>happen.
>
>     Keep in mind Dimensionhole is a very situational card, it's just a
> way of
>being original. One in a deck is enough and two should be the limit. If you
>have any comments feel free to contact me.
>
>Angel J. F.
>AFernan104@aol.com