Difference between revisions of "Firewall (archetype)"
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== Playing style == | == Playing style == | ||
{{Decklist|Recommended cards | {{Decklist|Recommended cards | ||
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* [[Firewall Defenser]] | * [[Firewall Defenser]] | ||
* [[Firewall Guardian]] | * [[Firewall Guardian]] | ||
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* [[Proxy Horse]] | * [[Proxy Horse]] | ||
* [[Swap Cleric]] | * [[Swap Cleric]] | ||
| − | | tuner monsters | + | |tuner monsters = |
* [[Cyberse Synchron]] | * [[Cyberse Synchron]] | ||
* [[Mathmech Sigma]] | * [[Mathmech Sigma]] | ||
| − | | ritual monsters | + | |ritual monsters = |
* [[Cyberse Magician]] | * [[Cyberse Magician]] | ||
* [[Cyberse Sage]] | * [[Cyberse Sage]] | ||
* [[Paladin of Storm Dragon]] | * [[Paladin of Storm Dragon]] | ||
| − | | fusion monsters | + | |fusion monsters = |
* [[Cyberse Clock Dragon]] | * [[Cyberse Clock Dragon]] | ||
* [[Cyberse Desavewurm]] | * [[Cyberse Desavewurm]] | ||
* [[Diplexer Chimera]] | * [[Diplexer Chimera]] | ||
* [[Earth Golem @Ignister]] | * [[Earth Golem @Ignister]] | ||
| − | | synchro monsters | + | |synchro monsters = |
* [[Cyberse Integrator]] | * [[Cyberse Integrator]] | ||
* [[Cyberse Quantum Dragon]] | * [[Cyberse Quantum Dragon]] | ||
* [[Geomathmech Magma]] | * [[Geomathmech Magma]] | ||
* [[Wind Pegasus @Ignister]] | * [[Wind Pegasus @Ignister]] | ||
| − | | xyz monsters | + | |xyz monsters = |
* [[Firewall eXceed Dragon]] | * [[Firewall eXceed Dragon]] | ||
* [[Cyberse Reminder]] | * [[Cyberse Reminder]] | ||
* [[Light Dragon @Ignister]] | * [[Light Dragon @Ignister]] | ||
* [[Primathmech Alembertian]] | * [[Primathmech Alembertian]] | ||
| − | | link monsters | + | |link monsters = |
* [[Firewall Dragon]] | * [[Firewall Dragon]] | ||
* [[Firewall Dragon Darkfluid]] | * [[Firewall Dragon Darkfluid]] | ||
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* [[Transcode Talker]] | * [[Transcode Talker]] | ||
* [[Update Jammer]] | * [[Update Jammer]] | ||
| − | | spells | + | |normal spells = |
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* [[Cynet Fusion]] | * [[Cynet Fusion]] | ||
* [[Cynet Mining]] | * [[Cynet Mining]] | ||
| + | * [[Mathmech Equation]] | ||
| + | * [[World Legacy Succession]] | ||
| + | |field spells = | ||
| + | * [[Cynet Storm]] | ||
| + | |ritual spells = | ||
| + | * [[Cynet Ritual]] | ||
| + | |continuous spells = | ||
| + | * [[Cynet Codec]] | ||
* [[Cynet Optimization]] | * [[Cynet Optimization]] | ||
| − | * [[Cynet | + | |quick-play spells = |
| + | * [[Cynet Backdoor]] | ||
* [[Cynet Rollback]] | * [[Cynet Rollback]] | ||
| − | + | |normal traps = | |
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| − | | traps | ||
* [[Cynet Circuit]] | * [[Cynet Circuit]] | ||
| + | |counter traps = | ||
* [[Cynet Conflict]] | * [[Cynet Conflict]] | ||
| + | |continuous traps = | ||
| + | * [[Code Hack]] | ||
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"Firewall" (ファイアウォール Faiawōru) is an archetype of Cyberse monsters used by Yusaku Fujiki in Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS. The first support for this archetype was released in Cyberstorm Access. "Firewall" is not a "Firewall" card, because it does not have 「ファイアウォール」 in its Japanese name; however, because support for this archetype only supports monsters, this isn't an issue. All members of this archetype are DARK monsters, except for the LIGHT "Firewall Dragon".
Appearance
Each member is a draconian cybernetic being. "Firewall" monsters generally have black bodies covered in various colours of lines such as blue, green, red or purple with predominantly silver armor. A number of the "Firewall" monsters either change the color of their body lines or alter their wings when they attack.
Etymology
These monsters are named after a firewall in computing.
