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* Because of the number of Toon-type monsters, as well as the support cards for Toon decks with "Toon" in its name, "Toon Table of Contents" is a staple of such a deck, and should always be included. | * Because of the number of Toon-type monsters, as well as the support cards for Toon decks with "Toon" in its name, "Toon Table of Contents" is a staple of such a deck, and should always be included. | ||
| − | * This card can be used in a similar fashion to "[[Gather Your Mind]]". However, "Toon Table of Contents" has the advantage of having no use limit. And unlike "Gather Your Mind" the last card is not a dead draw | + | * This card can be used in a similar fashion to "[[Gather Your Mind]]". However, "Toon Table of Contents" has the advantage of having no use limit. And unlike "Gather Your Mind" the last card is not a dead draw. |
* This card is extremely effective in a [[Spell Counter]]-based Deck, since many monsters gain Counters every time a [[Spell Card]] is [[activated]]. | * This card is extremely effective in a [[Spell Counter]]-based Deck, since many monsters gain Counters every time a [[Spell Card]] is [[activated]]. | ||
Revision as of 04:16, 4 February 2012
- This card can be searched via other copies.
- "Toon Table of Contents" allows for the retrieval of any cards with "Toon" in its name, including itself. As such, it can be used as a self-replicating deck thinner by having 3 copies of the card in the deck (preferably with another card such as "Toon Cannon Soldier" to prevent a dead draw with the last copy of the card). In the event of a topdecking situation, for example, this card can be used to filter out several cards from one's deck and, therefore, increase the chances of drawing a crucial card.
- Alternatively, you can use "Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon" along with "Trade-In".
- In an Exodia deck, the above combo is quite potent, when combined along side "Royal Magical Library". By using all three of these cards, "Royal Magical Library" allows you to draw 1 card, and then "Trade-In" will get rid of "Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon" and then give you two more cards.
- "Toon Table of Contents", for maximum effectiveness in a deck, should be inserted in copies of two or three, given the example above, as well as to increase the chances of drawing a copy of the card.
- Because of the number of Toon-type monsters, as well as the support cards for Toon decks with "Toon" in its name, "Toon Table of Contents" is a staple of such a deck, and should always be included.
- This card can be used in a similar fashion to "Gather Your Mind". However, "Toon Table of Contents" has the advantage of having no use limit. And unlike "Gather Your Mind" the last card is not a dead draw.
- This card is extremely effective in a Spell Counter-based Deck, since many monsters gain Counters every time a Spell Card is activated.
