Difference between revisions of "Card Tips:Number C5: Chaos Chimera Dragon"

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*While it is typically better to have more life points than your opponent, there are advantages to being able to lower your life points at will. Since this card's third effect manipulates your life points, you can use the effect to eliminate an opponent's advantage over you due to you having more life points, or give yourself an advantage by using effects that require you to have lower life points than your opponent. For example:
 
*While it is typically better to have more life points than your opponent, there are advantages to being able to lower your life points at will. Since this card's third effect manipulates your life points, you can use the effect to eliminate an opponent's advantage over you due to you having more life points, or give yourself an advantage by using effects that require you to have lower life points than your opponent. For example:
*You have more life points than your opponent. You use Number C5: Chaos Chimera Dragon's third effect to make you life points lower than your opponent's. You then equip the monster with Unstable Evolution, essentially granting it an extra 2400 attack points. (Even when your opponent's life points drop below your own again, Unstable Evolution will make Number C5 1000 points stronger than it would be without it (like and extra Xyz material), though it will take up a spell/trap zone.
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*You have more life points than your opponent. You use Number C5: Chaos Chimera Dragon's third effect to make you life points lower than your opponent's. You then equip the monster with Unstable Evolution, essentially granting it an extra 2400 attack points. (Even when your opponent's life points drop below your own again, Unstable Evolution will make Number C5 1000 points stronger than it would be without it (like an extra Xyz material), though it will take up a spell/trap zone.

Revision as of 20:51, 16 December 2014

  • "Outer God Nyarla" can assist in the summoning of this card when used with "Rank-Up-Magic" cards by having it attach a Dragon-Type monster from your Graveyard to it using its effect as well as manipulating its Rank.
  • This card is easily Summonable in "Hieratic" Decks and "Hazy Flame" Decks which heavily use Level 6 monsters.
    • In addition, "Hazy Flame" decks can make excellent use of this card, given that the archetype (through "Hazy Pillar") has a strong emphasis on restoring Xyz Material.
  • Use this card's second effect to add an opponent's monster that can be Normal Summoned to the top of their Deck, then activate "Conscription" to Special Summon that monster to your side of the field.
  • Since this card can restore its Xyz Materials, cards like "Xyz Veil" can protect it efficiently.
  • While this monster's Xyz Material-gaining effect is costly, it can be extremely effective both in and against Graveyard-heavy decks. You can reuse a spent card from your own Graveyard, or get rid of a card from your opponent's Graveyard, or even place a useless card from the opponent's Graveyard onto their Deck to make them waste their Draw Phase.
  • Use cards like "Overlay Eater" and "Overlay Regen" to increase this cards Xyz Material count and thus boost its ATK and effects.
    • When this monster's Xyz Material is depleted, such as after its last attack or if it was re-Summoned after being destroyed, you can also use "Numbers Overlay Boost" to restore its ATK and Xyz Materials right away.
  • While it is typically better to have more life points than your opponent, there are advantages to being able to lower your life points at will. Since this card's third effect manipulates your life points, you can use the effect to eliminate an opponent's advantage over you due to you having more life points, or give yourself an advantage by using effects that require you to have lower life points than your opponent. For example:
  • You have more life points than your opponent. You use Number C5: Chaos Chimera Dragon's third effect to make you life points lower than your opponent's. You then equip the monster with Unstable Evolution, essentially granting it an extra 2400 attack points. (Even when your opponent's life points drop below your own again, Unstable Evolution will make Number C5 1000 points stronger than it would be without it (like an extra Xyz material), though it will take up a spell/trap zone.