From: JohnnyBQuick@aol.com
Subject: Yu-Gi-Oh! Grand Format (Updated to Cyberdark Impact) - Johnny Tek

 

Grand Format Update to Cyberdark Impact (CDIP) – Includes "Red Gadget" in

anticipation of the Machine Structure Deck release and "Victory Dragon" in

anticipation of its Shonen Jump magazine release.

 

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Here are notes about the update from the initial release of Grand Format. You

can find the updated Format itself below the notes. This will be the last

drastic set of changes in Grand Format, in order to shrink the list as much as

possible and further stabilize the Format. From now on players should expect

only to see a few cards added to the list with each booster set update. Special

thanks go to all the players and judges in forums, e-mail, and in New York City

stores who submitted actual constructive criticism rather than going on a

rant during the initial release period. The three-month research period before

that was primarily to refine the restriction techniques used in the Format,

particularly in the modified Forbidden Cards List. (If you’ve seen the Forbidden

Cards text throughout the Revolution Format testing series, you’ll understand

what this means.) The initial release feedback showed that some fixes to the

list of cards were necessary after the restriction techniques were figured out.

 

Changes in the Update:

 

Chaos Emperor Dragon – Envoy of the End (1 copy may be used if Limited Cards

are not used in the Deck and Side Deck combined. In addition, cards whose

effects include Special Summoning one or more monsters from the Graveyard or cards

removed from play can not be used. This does not however affect card effects

that include Ritual Summoning.) (ex. Treeborn Frog, Soul Resurrection,

Miraculous Descent) – Apologies go out to everyone about what happened before with

the "Dark World" issue. This is what should have been put up. (sigh…) –

 

Exchange of the Spirit (Up to 3 copies may be used but you can not use in the

Deck and Side Deck combined cards with effects that include picking up cards

from the Deck, sending cards directly from the Deck to the Graveyard, or

removing cards in either Graveyard from play.) (ex. "Magical Merchant", "Fiend

Comedian", "Rock Bombardment") – Fans of Ishizu should be pleased with this one. –

 

Fiber Jar (1 copy may be used if Limited Cards are not used in the Deck and

Side Deck combined. In addition, cards whose effects include preventing the

declaration of attacks, negating attacks, or preventing your opponent from

conducting his/her Battle Phase can not be used.) (ex. "Threatening Roar", "Negate

Attack", "Thunder of Ruler") – Any player looking for an infinite stall will

have to work harder to achieve it. This allows certain cards to be taken off the

restriction list and Fiber Jar is still incredibly useful to aggressive

players who take advantage of it to hit their opponent hard after clearing the

field. –

 

Manticore of Darkness (Up to 3 copies may be used but you can not use in the

Deck and Side Deck combined cards with effects that would activate when a

monster is Special Summoned.) (Not just from the Graveyard.) (ex. "Card of Safe

Return", "Bottomless Trap Hole", "Royal Oppression")

 

Mirage of Nightmare (1 copy may be used if no more than 1 Limited Card is

used in the Deck and Side Deck combined. In addition, cards whose effects

activate when cards are drawn or discarded from the hand to the Graveyard can not be

used in the Deck and Side Deck combined.) (ex. "Dark World" monsters, "Forced

Requisition", "Solemn Wishes")

 

Final Countdown – added to Forbidden Cards List –  (Up to 3 copies may be

used if Limited Cards are not used in the Deck and Side Deck combined.) – The

removal of certain cards from the restriction list promoted this addition. –

 

Red Gadget – added to Forbidden Cards List –  (Up to 3 copies may be used if

Semi-Limited Cards are not used in the Deck and Side Deck combined. In

addition, you can not use in the Deck and Side Deck combined cards with effects that

include allowing a player to conduct extra Sets or Normal Summons or to

conduct an unlimited number of Special Summons from hand.) (ex. "Ultimate

Offering") – Players will find that the Gadgets are still quite strong with a good

strategy.

 

Victory Dragon – added to Forbidden Cards List –  (Up to 3 copies may be

used if Limited Cards are not used in the Deck and Side Deck combined. In

addition, you can not use in the Deck and Side Deck combined monsters that are not

Dragon-Type monsters or cards whose effects include Special Summoning

non-Dragon-Type Monster Tokens.) – This card’s effect is incredibly powerful,

especially in this format where card advantage is less of a concern so be wary of

Duelists who like to fill out their Monster Card Zone with Dragons and don’t finish

off your Life Points when they get the chance...–

 

Crush Card Virus – moved to Forbidden Cards List – (1 copy may be used if no

more than 3 DARK monsters with an ATK of 1000 or less are used in the Deck

and Side Deck combined.)

 

Deck Devastation Virus – moved to Forbidden Cards List – (1 copy may be used

if no more than 3 DARK monsters with an ATK of 2000 or more are used in the

Deck and Side Deck combined.)

 

Treeborn Frog – moved to Forbidden Cards List – (Up to 3 copies may be used

if no more than 2 Semi-Limited Cards are used in the Deck and Side Deck

combined.) – This is so Frog Decks have an extra boost for certain effects. (D.3.S

Frog’s ATK can now go from 2500 to 4000!!!) –

 

Tsukuyomi – moved to Forbidden Cards List –  (Up to 3 copies may be used if

Flip Effect monsters are not used in the Deck and Side Deck combined.) – This

card can still be used well with cards such as "Nobleman of Crossout" and

"Mystic Swordsman LV 2". This change should balance out use of the card in

competitive game play. –

 

Twin-Headed Behemoth – moved to Forbidden Cards List – (1 copy may be used

if no more than 4 Semi-Limited Cards are used in the Deck and Side Deck

combined.) – Its effect is only powerful enough to be Semi-Limited but having more

than 1 copy causes too many headaches. –

 

Night Assailant – moved to Forbidden Cards List – (Up to 3 copies may be

used if Semi-Limited Cards are not used in the Deck and Side Deck combined.) –

This card wasn’t strong enough to be Limited by itself and too strong for

Semi-Limited when its "Recycle Factor" is achieved. (At least 1 copy in hand and at

least 1 copy in the Graveyard. (An infinite discard potential that can power

up many different cards’ effects.) –

 

Reasoning – added to Limited Cards (Big Monsters can be easily brought out

with this.)

 

Asura Priest – added to Semi-Limited Cards (Its effect gives it an OTK combo.)

Instant Fusion – added to Semi-Limited Cards (Thousand Eyes Restrict gives

this card 1-to-1 destructive ability plus you can use the monster as a Tribute

or Fusion Material for big combo.)

Justi-Break – added to Semi-Limited Cards (Its effect speaks for itself.)

Snipe Hunter – added to Semi-Limited Cards (Can destroy any card with decent

chance 66% and any card can be discarded as a cost.)

Dragon’s Mirror – added to Semi-Limited Cards (The release of Five Headed

Dragon and upcoming Dragon Master Knight created BIG reasons for this.)

 

Delinquent Duo – moved to Limited Cards (This card is now much riskier to use

with the presence of cards such as Dark World monsters, certain Zombie-Type

monsters, cards that require removing cards in the Graveyard from play,

Sinister Serpent, Treeborn Frog, and Dragon’s Mirror. Since there are much fewer

1-for-1 or 1-for-more cards used in Decks in this Format, the card number

advantage from successful activation of Delinquent Duo doesn’t give as much of a

strategy advantage as it would in Advanced or Traditional.)

Pot of Greed – moved to Limited Cards (In this format, number of options

often counts less than strength of options – Do you want to draw cards or clear

the field or prevent attacks?)

Spell Canceller – moved to Limited Cards (There are enough Trap Cards to make

it Limit worthy.)

Spirit Barrier – moved to Limited Cards (With cards like Astral Barrier,

Reborn Zombie, and Spirit Reaper, Spirit Barrier becomes incredibly game-breaking

to combo with. Even if it is destroyed, there are ways to recycle it. Try Mask

of Darkness or combo Des Feral Imp with Different Dimension Capsule or A Cat

of Ill Omen.)

 

Grand Convergence – moved to Semi-Limited Cards (It’s still very powerful

but dead weight if "Macro Cosmos" isn’t on the field.)

Heart of the Underdog – moved to Semi-Limited Cards (It was originally

Forbidden because of Exodia the Forbidden One. Exodia can not be used with

Semi-Limited Cards so Normal Decks can have greedy fun with 2 copies. Watch out for

Elemental Heroes.)

Lightning Vortex – moved to Semi-Limited Cards (If an opponent activates a

card such as "My Body as a Shield" or "Ready for Intercepting" or "Book of

Moon", the discard cost hurts bad.)

Makyura the Destructor – moved to Semi-Limited Cards (Powerful Trap Cards are

much less likely to wind up in hand along with Makyura in Grand Format unless

its controller uses up a lot of his/her restriction slots for Trap Cards.)

Sangan – moved to Semi-Limited Cards (Exodia Deck’s inability to search for

pieces prompted this.)

Witch of the Black Forest – moved to Semi-Limited Cards (Same reason as

Sangan. Watch out for Sanwitch Decks. – Seriously.)

 

Astral Barrier – removed from restriction list

Book of Moon – removed from restriction list

Dark Mimic LV 1 – removed from restriction list

Dekoichi the Battlechanted Locomotive – removed from restriction list

Dimension Wall – removed from restriction list

Mataza the Zapper – removed from restriction list

Megamorph – removed from restriction list

Negate Attack – removed from restriction list

Reflect Bounder – removed from restriction list

Skelengel – removed from restriction list

Solemn Judgement – removed from restriction list

Spatial Collapse – removed from restriction list

Threatening Roar – removed from restriction list

Thunder of Ruler – removed from restriction list

Waboku – removed from restriction list

Windstorm of Etaqua – removed from restriction list

Zero Gravity – removed from restriction list

 

There is a net difference of 8 cards subtracted from the total number of

restricted cards. (From 193 cards to 185 cards) The list will get a little bigger

with each update but will remain manageable for at least 10 years as long as

the cards are listed in a specific order that allows players to easily check

their cards. (A computer program will eventually have to be written for it but

in a game with infinite growth potential, that is the natural course. Besides,

in the fiction, computers in Duel Disks and Holographic Platforms are

constantly used for card restriction enforcement. This is mentioned during the last

Duel of "Grand Championship" in the anime.)

 

 "Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys" remains off the restriction list because "Hand

of Nephthys" is restricted to 2 copies, "Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys" is still

a two-Tribute monster, and monsters are destroyed more often as a result of

BATTLE in Grand Format. (The Phoenix’s effect requires destruction as the result

of a CARD EFFECT.) "Dark Hole" works wonders for a Phoenix Deck by the way…

 

"Ojama Trio" remains off the restriction list because it’s a card that

requires combos to be good and there are too many cards that can be SIDE DECKED for

it. In addition, the "Ojama Tokens" can still be offered as Tribute for card

effects and Ritual Summons. Giving an opponent 6 Level Stars on his/her side of

the field is risky since the occasional Ritual Monster can be easily

"splashed" into a competitive Grand Format Deck. (An example of this is seen during

the Duel between Chazz and Alexis in the GX series.) By the way, for all you

"Ojama" fanatics out there, try using "Flash of the Forbidden Spell" as a combo

with "Ojama Trio"…

 

For the players worrying about "Burn" Strategies dominating the scene, try to

remember that a SIDE DECK is still usable in this Format. One good "Des

Wombat" with an Equip or a "Spell Absorption" or "Solemn Wishes" or "Barrel Behind

the Door" could cause massive concern for an opponent using a "Burn" Strategy.

 

For the players arguing that the Advanced Format is good enough for

originality with Chaos gone, let’s see how many top 8s don’t have a "Cyber Dragon" or

"Hydrogeddon" or "Monarch" or "Treeborn Frog" or "Smashing Ground" or "Heavy

Storm" in any of the winning Decks and Side Decks. Going from 20% originality

to 40% originality is NOT enough for players who want the FULL experience of

Yu-Gi-Oh! with 80-100% originality. (Something that wouldn’t be seen in Advanced

Format unless a ridiculous number of cards are banned outright.) Advanced

Format is not designed to recreate the level of excitement and unpredictability

presented in the fiction because card rarity does not balance the metagame in

real life as it does in the fiction. Advanced Format is however still necessary

for the beginners and intermediates to learn how to play the game and how to

understand the levels of versatility of different cards.

 

For the players complaining about the complexity of the Format, it is

emphasized that as long as you approach the Format STEP BY STEP instead of taking it

on as a whole, even a child can construct a Deck and Side Deck using Grand

Format. The point about Grand Format being for experienced players is from what

occurs AFTER a player first puts together a Grand Format Deck and Side Deck.

Much more thought and play-testing is required in Grand Format to evolve the

Deck and Side Deck so that the cards being used combine well with each other.

 

For the players saying how most people wouldn’t be able to handle the Format,

it is emphasized AGAIN that this is for EXPERIENCED PLAYERS, not for

everybody. It is also emphasized AGAIN that this Format is NOT meant to replace the

Advanced Format. It is designed for high-level special event tournaments such as

Invitational and Exhibition tournaments where Deck-Lists would have to be

submitted before the day of competition. (And possibly the formation of a new

league catering to the truly advanced players, not net-deckers who pretend to be

advanced…)

 

For the players complaining about the "lack of options", there are more than

1,800 cards released in English NOT on the restricted card list for Grand

Format. If you can’t put together a strategy with that many cards open to you,

then your credibility in criticizing this Format is highly questionable…

 

For the players wondering about whether or not this Format could actually be

successful… We’ll all just have to see what happens as a result of the Dragon

Cup 2007 Grand Championship, so until then, all players are challenged to try

figuring out a competitive Deck and Side Deck in this Format. Have fun and

don’t forget to check out the official site for the Dragon Cup when it is

announced. You can contact me at JohnnyBQuick@aol.com.

 

 

Yu-Gi-Oh! – Grand Format (Updated to Cyberdark Impact)

Written by Johnny Tek

Special thanks go to all the players and judges who contributed data and

feedback during the development of this format.

 

***Only up to 3 Limited Cards and up to 5 Semi-Limited Cards are allowed in

the Deck and Side Deck combined. (For a maximum total of 8 restricted cards in

the Deck and Side Deck combined, not including Forbidden Cards.) In addition,

1 or more copies of 1 card from the Forbidden Cards may be used if special

conditions are fulfilled in the construction of the Deck and Side Deck combined.

***Ritual Monsters can be Ritual Summoned (using the appropriate Ritual Spell

Card) from the hand, Deck, or Graveyard. A Ritual Monster can not be offered

as a Tribute for its own Ritual Summon.

***Monsters can be Normal Summoned in face-up Defense Position as well as

Attack Position.

 

*Forbidden Cards* –You cannot use these cards in your Deck and Side Deck

combined unless special conditions are fulfilled. Copies of only 1 card from the

Forbidden Cards List can be used in the Deck and Side Deck combined. (Ex. If

Dark Hole is used, then Last Turn can’t be used)

 

- Apprentice Magician (Up to 3 copies may be used but you can not use in the

Deck and Side Deck combined monsters that are not Spellcaster-Type monsters.)

- Black Luster Soldier - Envoy of the Beginning (1 copy may be used if

Limited Cards are not used in the Deck and Side Deck combined.)

- Black Ptera (Up to 3 copies may be used but you can not use in the Deck and

Side Deck combined cards with effects that include allowing a player to

conduct extra Sets or Normal Summons or to conduct an unlimited number of Special

Summons from hand.) (ex. "Ultimate Offering")

- Butterfly Dagger - Elma (Up to 3 copies may be used but you can not use in

the Deck and Side Deck combined cards with effects that include destroying

Equip Spell Cards when they are equipped to a monster.) (ex. "Gearfried the Iron

Knight")

- Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End (1 copy may be used if Limited

Cards are not used in the Deck and Side Deck combined. In addition, cards whose

effects include Special Summoning monsters from the Graveyard or cards removed

from play can not be used in the Deck and Side Deck combined. This does not

however affect cards whose effects include Ritual Summoning.) (ex. "Soul

Resurrection", "Miraculous Descent")

- Crush Card Virus (1 copy may be used if no more than 3 DARK monsters with

an ATK of 1000 or less are used in the Deck and Side Deck combined.)

- Cyber Dragon (Up to 3 copies may be used if Limited Cards are not used in

the Deck and Side Deck combined.)

- Dark Hole (1 copy may be used if Limited Cards are not used in the Deck and

Side Deck combined.)

- Deck Devastation Virus (1 copy may be used if no more than 3 DARK monsters

with an ATK of 2000 or more are used in the Deck and Side Deck combined.)

- Exchange of the Spirit (Up to 3 copies may be used but you can not use in

the Deck and Side Deck combined cards with effects that include picking up or

drawing cards from the Deck, sending cards directly from the Deck to the

Graveyard, or removing cards in the Graveyard from play.) (ex. "Magical Merchant",

"Heart of the Underdog", "Fiend Comedian")

- Exodia the Forbidden One (Up to 3 copies may be used if Semi-Limited Cards

are not used in the Deck and Side Deck combined. In addition, you can not use

in the Deck and Side Deck combined cards with effects that include moving one

or more cards from your Deck, Graveyard, or cards removed from play to your

hand other than by drawing.) (ex. "Backup Soldier")

- Fiber Jar (1 copy may be used if Limited Cards are not used in the Deck and

Side Deck combined. In addition, cards whose effects include preventing the

declaration of attacks. Negating attacks, or preventing your opponent from

conducting his/her Battle Phase can not be used in the Deck and Side Deck

combined.) (ex. "Threatening Roar", "Negate Attack", "Thunder of Ruler")

- Final Countdown (Up to 3 copies may be used if Limited Cards are not used

in the Deck and Side Deck combined.)

- Horus the Black Flame Dragon LV 8 (Up to 3 copies may be used but you can

not use in the Deck and Side Deck combined cards with effects that include

negating the activation and/or effects of Trap Cards.) (ex. "Royal Decree")

- Imperial Order (1 copy may be used if no more than 1 Limited Card is used

in the Deck and Side Deck combined.)

- Last Turn (Up to 3 copies may be used but you can not use in the Deck and

Side Deck combined cards with effects that include the negation or prevention

of Special Summons.) (ex. "Jowgen the Spiritualist", "Royal Oppression")

- Magical Scientist (Up to 3 copies may be used if Limited Cards are not used

in the Deck and Side Deck combined. In addition, you can not use in the Deck

and Side Deck combined cards with effects that include Tributing monsters to

inflict Direct Damage to Life Points or Tributing monsters to increase Life

Points.) (ex. "Catapult Turtle")

- Manticore of Darkness (Up to 3 copies may be used but you can not use in

the Deck and Side Deck combined cards with effects that would activate when a

monster is Special Summoned.) (ex. "Card of Safe Return", "Bottomless Trap Hole")

- Mirage of Nightmare (1 copy may be used if no more than 1 Limited Card is

used in the Deck and Side Deck combined. In addition, cards whose effects would

activate when cards are drawn or discarded from hand can not be used in the

Deck and Side Deck combined.) (ex. "Dark World" monsters, "Forced Requisition",

"Solemn Wishes")

- Night Assailant (Up to 3 copies may be used if Semi-Limited Cards are not

used in the Deck and Side Deck combined.)

- Painful Choice (1 copy may be used if Limited Cards are not used in the

Deck and Side Deck combined.)

- Protector of the Sanctuary (Up to 3 copies may be used but you can not use

in the Deck and Side Deck combined cards with effects that would remove cards

from an opponent’s hand.) (ex. Card Destruction)

- Raigeki (1 copy may be used if Limited Cards are not used in the Deck and

Side Deck combined.)

- Red Gadget (Up to 3 copies may be used if Semi-Limited Cards are not used

in the Deck and Side Deck combined. In addition, you can not use in the Deck

and Side Deck combined cards with effects that include allowing a player to

conduct extra Sets or Normal Summons or to conduct an unlimited number of Special

Summons from hand.) (ex. "Ultimate Offering")

- Skill Drain (Up to 3 copies may be used but you can not use in the Deck and

Side Deck combined Level 4 or lower Effect Monsters with ATK values equaling

1900 or more.) (ex. "Goblin Attack Force")

- Treeborn Frog (Up to 3 copies may be used if no more than 2 Semi-Limited

Cards are used in the Deck and Side Deck combined.)

- Tsukuyomi (Up to 3 copies may be used but you can not use in the Deck and

Side Deck combined Flip Effect Monsters.) (ex. "Magician of Faith", "Penguin

Soldier")

- Twin-Headed Behemoth (1 copy may be used if no more than 4 Semi-Limited

Cards are used in the Deck and Side Deck combined.)

- Victory Dragon (Up to 3 copies may be used if Limited Cards are not used in

the Deck and Side Deck combined. In addition, you can not use in the Deck and

Side Deck combined monsters that are not Dragon-Type monsters or cards whose

effects include Special Summoning non-Dragon-Type monster tokens.) (ex.

"Scapegoat")

- Wall of Revealing Light (1 copy may be used if Limited Cards are not used

in the Deck and Side Deck combined.)

- Warrior Lady of the Wasteland (Up to 3 copies may be used but you can not

use in the Deck and Side Deck combined monsters that are not Warrior-Type

monsters.)

- Yata-Garasu (1 copy may be used if Limited cards are not used in the Deck

and Side Deck combined.)

 

*Limited Cards* – Only 1 copy of each card can be used in the Deck and Side

Deck combined. Only up to 3 cards total in the Deck and Side Deck combined may

be Limited cards. (Ex. 1 Call of the Haunted + 1 Gravity Bind + 1 Ring of

Destruction = Maximum Total of 3 Limited Cards)

 

Call of the Haunted

Card Destruction

Change of Heart

Chaos Sorceror

Cyber Jar

Cyber Stein

D. D. Borderline

Delinquent Duo

Demise, King of Armageddon

Fairy Box

Graceful Charity

Gravity Bind

Guardian Sphinx

Harpie’s Feather Duster

Heart of Clear Water

Heavy Storm

Jinzo

Last Will

Level Limit – Area B

Limiter Removal

Magician of Faith

Mask of Darkness

Messenger of Peace

Mirror Force

Monster Reborn

Morphing Jar

Morphing Jar #2

Ordeal of a Traveler

Pot of Avarice

Pot of Greed

Premature Burial

Reasoning

Relinquished

Return from the Different Dimension

Ring of Destruction

Royal Decree

Sinister Serpent

Snatch Steal

Spell Canceller

Spirit Barrier

Stumbling

Swords of Revealing Light

The Dark Door

Torrential Tribute

Tribe-Infecting Virus

United We Stand

 

 

*Semi-Limited Cards* – Only up to 2 copies of each card can be used in the

Deck and Side Deck combined. Only up to 5 cards total in the Deck and Side Deck

combined may be Semi-Limited cards. (Ex. 2 Acid Trap Hole + 2 Fissure + 1

Creature Swap = Maximum Total of 5 Semi-Limited Cards)

 

Acid Trap Hole

Airknight Parshath

Ancient Lamp

Asura Priest

Autonomous Action Unit

Blowback Dragon

Bottomless Shifting Sand

Bottomless Trap Hole

Brain Control

Breaker the Magical Warrior

Call of the Mummy

Ceasefire

Chiron the Mage

Command Knight

Compulsory Evacuation Device

Confiscation

Creature Swap

Cyber Gymnast

D. D. Assailant

D. D. Survivor

D. D. Warrior

D. D. Warrior Lady

Dark Catapulter

Dark Magician of Chaos

Dark Master - Zorc

Dark Necrofear

Des Lacooda

Doom Dozer

Dragon’s Mirror

Drop Off

Dust Tornado

Enemy Controller

Exiled Force

Fissure

Flying Kamakiri #1

Future Fusion

Giant Rat

Giant Trunade

Grand Convergence

Granmarg the Rock Monarch

Hammer Shot

Hand of Nepthys

Heart of the Underdog

Howling Insect

Hyper Hammerhead

Injection Fairy Lily

Instant Fusion

Iron Blacksmith Kotetsu

Justi-Break

Kelbek

Lava Golem

Legendary Jiujitsu Master

Lightning Vortex

Mage Power

Magic Cylinder

Magic Drain

Magical Arm Shield

Magical Merchant

Makyura the Destructor

Man Eater Bug

Marauding Captain

Masked Dragon

Mausoleum of the Emperor

Medusa Worm

Metamorphosis

Mirror Wall

Mobius the Frost Monarch

Mother Grizzly

Mysterious Guard

Mystic Tomato

Mystical Space Typhoon

Newdoria

Nightmare’s Steel Cage

Ninjitsu Art of Decoy

Nobleman of Crossout

Old Vindictive Magician

Penguin Soldier

Pyramid Turtle

Raigeki Break

Rivalry of Warlords

Robbin Goblin

Ruin, Queen of Oblivion

Sakuretsu Armor

Sangan

Scapegoat

Seven Tools of the Bandit

Shinato, King of a Higher Plane

Shining Angel

Shrink

Smashing Ground

Snipe Hunter

Spirit Reaper

Swarm of Locusts

Swarm of Scarabs

Swords of Concealing Light

The Forceful Sentry

Thestalos the Firestorm Monarch

Time Seal

Trap Hole

UFO Turtle

UFOroid

Wall of Illusion

Wave Motion Cannon

Widespread Ruin

Witch of the Black Forest

Yomi Ship

Zaborg the Thunder Monarch