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Pojo's Yu-Gi-Oh Card of the Day
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Twin-Headed
Behemoth
Super Rare
Dragon / Effect Monster
If this monster is destroyed and sent to the
Graveyard, this monster is Special Summoned with an
ATK and DEF of 1000 during the End Phase of the
turn. This effect can be used only once during the
current Duel.
Type
- Wind / 3 / 1500 / 1200
Card Number
- LOD-063
Ratings
are based on a 1 to 5 scale
1 being
the worst. 3 ... average. 5 is the highest rating
Date Reviewed - 5.20.04 |
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ExMinion OfDarkness |
Twin-Headed Behemoth
We now look at another underplayed, underrespected
card. Sanganable, Witchable, all-around searchable.
It almost guarantees a free Tribute (except if DDWL
or something like it attacks it). They kill it, you
get it back, you Tribute it.
This card wasn't restricted because of its
brokenness -- it was restricted because of its
inability to follow game rules with Fiber Jar. (You
use 2 of these, Fiber flips, but only one has used
its effect. No way to tell which one was used and
which one wasn't.)
This thing should be errata'd to say if Fiber Jar
resets the duel it can use its effect again, so that
you can play 3 of this. It's not THAT powerful.
Regardless, it's a good asset for someone who may be
playing a Tribute Deck.
2.25/5 |
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Tranorix |
Thursday: Twin-Headed Behemoth
Twin-Headed Behemoth, a Super Rare from Legacy of
Darkness, is in my opinion one of the most
overlooked monsters in the entire game.
It's Witchable; it's Sanganable; it's Kamakiriable.
It's Level 3 so it can attack under G-Bind. It has
1500 ATK, which isn't bad at all for a Level 3; it
can kill a Don and match a Lady.
The effect is a nice one. If Behemoth is destroyed
(and yes, this includes as a result of battle AND
card effects like Raigeki), he will return at the
end of the turn. You can choose to put him in either
ATK or DEF, and his stats for each will be 1000 (not
great, but it could be worse).
The new Behemoth can be a mini beatstick to hit for
some damage, a little defensive wall, or you can
just launch him with CS/sacrifice him for a high
level. Basically, the effect = card advantage,
something which is of vital importance in today's
game. In a Dragon deck he's especially useful; you
can use the new Behemoth as sacrifice fodder.
Control decks also might definitely want to consider
this guy. He works very well.
Typical tournament deck: 3.5/5
Dragon deck: 3.5/5
OVERALL RATING: 3.5/5
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