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Pojo's Yu-Gi-Oh Card of the Day
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Fissure
Rarity
- Rare
Type
- Magic Card
Effect -
Destroys one opponents face-up monster with the lowest
attack points.
Card
Number - 66788016
Average Rating
- 3.921/5
Date
Reviewed - April 17th, 2002 |
| TrunkstheSwordsman |
Fissure
- LOB
Now this is one magic card that must be in every
deck. I have 3 in mine and it works wonders. Lets
say they toss out blue eyes and no other monsters on
the field. Next turn use fissure and say bye to blue
eyes. It will only kill the monster with the lowest
attack so your better off saving it when theres only
1 monster in play. This card is really helpful so
toss it in your deck.
Rating 3.4
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| Yugiohmaster8 |
Rating:3.5
This is a great card. You
may use this to take out a bewd :). Most
of the time your aponent will try to have a lower
atk mon out to defend agains't this. But you
can always use main phase two :).
Good combos
Fissure, change of
heart, and summond skull (or some other level 5-6
mond)
your feild: (x) (x)
(x) (x) (x)
aponents feild: (bewd)
(mystical elf) (X) (x) (x) (x) (x)
Ok use change of
heart to take the mystical elf. Then play
fissure to take out his bewd. Play your
summond skull to then do 2500 lp damage.
This is a great comback move :). It works with
other level monsters also if you already have a
monster on the feild. Or if you just want to
destroy some really strong monster take there
weak monster attack the other weak monster if they
have one (if not use fissure and attack direct),
Then use fissure on his strong monster.
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| CGChewie |
Fissure… =D One
of my favorite cards. Insta-kills are what I like!
Downside, it targets the lowest attack power of your
monsters. =( Actually, that’s good, IMO. This way
they can’t use it on your Summoned Skull, if you
were smart enough to wait a turn to place that Rouge
Doll down first.
Destroying a monster is great, no doubts about it.
It only works on face-up tho. This could also to be
your benefit. They may have a face-down Man Eater
Bug (only reason why they didn’t attack your lps
directly last turn) and a newly summoned Blue-Eyes,
White Dragon. Then, Monster Reborn him and laugh
insanely at your opponent. This card is also great
against stallers, too. Take Wall of Illusion for
example. 1000 ATK, you ain’t gonna get much lower
than that! Or that blasted Lord of D., preventing
you from Raigeki-ing their BEWDs. Fissure and
bye-bye!
But take my defense against Fissure above, for
example. A Rouge Doll protecting their Summoned
Skull from being Fissure’ed. What will you
do? Simple, play Battle Ox (1700 ATK) and kill the
Doll, THEN during Main Phase 2, Fissure! Heh heh heh,
gotta love that main phase 2… >=D
But what if they are constantly playing their
monsters face-down? No Fissure for you right? NOPE!
Add in a couple Stop Defense! They are flipped over,
freeing you to Fissure them. For best results, wait
until you have no monsters on the field, should the
face-down be a Man Eater Bug. Stop Defenses are also
good when your opponent is trying to stall you away,
so include a couple in your sideboard.
See? I’ve given away all the secrets to the
seemingly simple Fissure. Go use and destroy!
Rating: 4.3/5 – If only you could target any
monster face-up or down with complete control over
which monster… *sigh*
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| SSBakura |
Fissure, limited
to face up monsters, will sadly be unable to destroy
those face down man-eater bugs or face down Wall Of
Dark Illusions, but don't let that discourage you!
Fissure can remove pesky face-up, high-defense
monsters so you can do some direct damage, or
perhaps destory an opponent's strong monster he or
she had saved up for. In any case, this card
allows the user to break down his opponent's offense
or defense and get to do some heavy damage.
This card combos with Swords of Revealing Light
which flips all of your opponent's face down
monsters face up and activates any of their flip
effects at the same time as well.
Casual- 4/5
Tourney- 4.5/5
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| NickWhiz1 |
Overall Rating: 3/5
Casual Play: 2.5/5
Tournament Play: 3.5/5
Pros:
-Destroy an opponent's monster without cost
-Lord of D. problems? No more.
-Prevents a monster from being used for a Tribute next turn
Cons:
-Normally can't destroy a threatening monster
-Can't destroy face-down monsters (Man-Eater Bug, for example)
-If you end up choosing between a BEWD and Man-Eater Bug, you have to take Man-Eater Bug ._.
-If all your opponent's monsters are face-down, this card is worthless
Combos:
Fissure + Raigeki/Change of Heart/Soul Exchange = Get rid of Lord of D., then have fun with the Dragons!
Counters:
Flip-effect monsters: You can't affect them while they are face-down, so it's one less threat to their survival.
Casual Play:
You may stick one or two of these cards into your deck if you wish to. Playing casually, you will probably play without restrictions, so this card pales in comparision to its big brother Raigeki. It's useful for those Lord of D. decks, though.
Tournament Play:
With Lord of D. decks sure to run amok and Raigeki being restricted, this card becomes much more useful. Those Dragons won't be safe anymore after their protector is gone. Put at least two into your deck. Not only does it screw over Lord of D. decks, but it can also prevent a possible Tribute Summon the next turn. That's always helpful.
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| Random
Burner |
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Rating:
4.75
Pros:
Destroy a Monster
Cons:
Can't choose
Basically,
anything that lets you destroy a
monster without you having to
discard a card is good. Swords
of Revealing Light works great
with this, if they only have one
monster. Make it face up
then destroy it.
It's
great being able to destroy a
monster, but unfortuneately, you
can't choose. It has to be
the weakest one, which isn't
usually needed if the have a face
up Man-Eater Bug. So, all
you have to do, is pick off the
weak monsters until they only have
strong ones, and destroy a strong
one. Gets around the effect,
so play 3 in every deck until
Metal Raiders comes out unless you
want to feel the wrath of a random
^_^
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| Dr
ZaPPeR |
Hey again, it is DrZaPPeR84, with another COTD...
Todays cotd is...
Fissure:
Casual Play: 4.5
Tourney Play: 4.8
Pros:
-gets rid of oppenents monster
-could be like a mini raigeki
-wins games, when your oppenent has low LP and a
face up monster.
Cons:
- could waste deck space.....=/(yea right this card
is to good)
Reasons for pros:
Well, the obvious reason is it could save you in a
tight situation. Like if your oppenent has one
monster and it is about to win your oppenent the
game, you pull this thing and destroy the monster.
Now of course you are going to have to hope that
they don't pull another monster, but that I guess is
the luck aspect of this game... Also it could be
like a mini raigeki, if they only have one monster
face up, then this card could really help. And
finally if your oppenent has only one monster, and
it happens to be face up, then you could always
fissure it and win the game...
Reasons for cons:
Well there really aren't any cons for this card,
except if you really need space, although I think
you can find the room, because this card imo is a
must right now in every deck...
Combos:
Swords of revealing light with this card is just
mean, you flip there mon over, and then destroy it
and attack their life points. Very nice, combo.
Thats about all I see for now, although I am
horrible at finding combos, so I am sure there are
more with this card...
Toon(pun intended) in next time for the next cotd...
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