Difference between revisions of "Card Appearances:Quick Attack"
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| − | + | *In the [[Battle City]] arc of the Anime, [[Fusion Monsters]] could not attack on the turn they were [[Fusion Summon]]ed. [[Quick Attack]] was the answer to this limitation. | |
| − | * In the [[Battle City]] arc of the Anime, [[Fusion | + | *[[Strings]] introduced this card in his duel with [[Yugi Muto]]. |
| − | + | *[[Yugi Muto]] also used this card when he dueled [[Noah Kaiba]] in the [[Virtual World]] arc, as part of a [[One Turn Kill]] involving [[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]] and [[Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon]]. | |
| − | * [[Strings]] introduced this card in his duel with [[Yugi Muto]]. | ||
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| − | * [[Yugi Muto]] also used this card when he dueled [[Noah Kaiba]] in the [[Virtual World]] arc, as part of a [[One Turn Kill]] involving [[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]] and [[Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon]]. | ||
Revision as of 07:14, 13 June 2010
- In the Battle City arc of the Anime, Fusion Monsters could not attack on the turn they were Fusion Summoned. Quick Attack was the answer to this limitation.
- Strings introduced this card in his duel with Yugi Muto.
- Yugi Muto also used this card when he dueled Noah Kaiba in the Virtual World arc, as part of a One Turn Kill involving Blue-Eyes White Dragon and Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon.
