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* [[Number 17: Leviathan Dragon]] | * [[Number 17: Leviathan Dragon]] | ||
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* [[Number 34: Terror-Byte]] | * [[Number 34: Terror-Byte]] | ||
* [[Gurensaurus]] | * [[Gurensaurus]] | ||
Revision as of 00:31, 3 August 2011
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バグマン |
| Japanese (romanized) |
Baguman |
| Japanese (translated) |
Bugman |
| English |
Bugman
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The Bugmen are a family of four DARK Fiend-Type monsters introduced in Generation Force and used by Ukyo Kitano in Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL. When the three weaker Bugman cards are assembled in the Graveyard, the family's trump card can be Special Summoned.
Play style
The three Level monsters in this family, "X", "Y", and "Z" each possess a similar effect to some of the Piece Golems; they can all Special Summon another Bugman so long as a correct Bugman is already on the field when they're Normal Summoned. Bugman "X" will Special Summon "Z" if "Y" is on the field when it's Normal Summoned, "Y" will Special Summon "X" when "Z" is on the field when it is Normal Summoned, and "Z" will pull out "Y" if "X" is already on the field when it's summoned.
The trump card of the family, "Super Bugman", can Special Summon itself in defense mode by removing X, Y, and Z in your graveyard from play. Not only does "Super Bugman" have 3000 DEF, the highest of any Level 4 monster, but when it's switched to Attack Position its ATK becomes swapped with its DEF, making it a 3000 ATK monster.
These cards benefit greatly from the use of "Number 34: Terror-Byte" due to its high defense as well as its summoning requirements. After playing the three Bugman monsters they can be used as "Xyz Material Monsters", providing a powerful monster as well as fuel for a "Super Bugman" afterward.
Recommended cards
Monsters
- Bugman X
- Bugman Y
- Bugman Z
- Super Bugman
- Tour Guide From the Underworld
- Sangan
- Mystic Tomato
- Dark Armed Dragon
Spells
- Bug Load
- Resonance Device
- Level Limit - Area B
- Monster Reborn
- Allure of Darkness
- Double Summon
- Virus Mail
Traps
Extra Deck
- Number 17: Leviathan Dragon
- Submersible Carrier Aero Shark
- Number 34: Terror-Byte
- Gurensaurus
- Empty Space Sea Serpent Levaiel
Trivia
- Each of the level 3 Bugman monsters have bombs for heads.
- Bugman "X", "Y", and "Z" appear to be dressed in prisoner-like accessories.
- X - A ball and chain on its neck.
- Y - Hand cuffs on its right hand.
- Z - A striped prison uniform, along with a ball connected to a chain locked to both its ankles.
- This Family is similar to that of the "Gadgets", "Piece Golems", "Poker Knights", "Magnet Warriors", and "Reactors"; due to having only 3 members which contribute to the theme's trump card.
- They're used by Professor Ukyo in Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL to summon "Number 34: Terror-Byte". This is similar to the use for the summoning of "XYZ-Dragon Cannon" as both monsters require 3 monsters and the monsters used in Episode 3 have a homage to the "VWXYZ" series as the 3 Bugmen are also "X", "Y", and "Z".
- Also, the letters of their names, when placed together alphabetically, form "XYZ", referencing their use to Summon "Number 34: Terror-Byte".
- In Japanese, Bugman could be a pun to Bomb (爆弾, Bakudan) as they have bombs on their heads.
