Difference between revisions of "Card Appearances:Drillroid"
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* Syrus used this card in his duel against [[Tyranno Hassleberry]]. It is summoned via "[[Wonder Garage]]"'s effect. This causes a replay to occur and Hassleberry then has his "[[Dark Tyranno]]" attack and destroy this card. | * Syrus used this card in his duel against [[Tyranno Hassleberry]]. It is summoned via "[[Wonder Garage]]"'s effect. This causes a replay to occur and Hassleberry then has his "[[Dark Tyranno]]" attack and destroy this card. | ||
* Syrus later used this card in his tag duel with Hassleberry against [[Frost]] and [[Thunder (character)|Thunder]]. He uses "Vehicroid Connection Zone" to fuse this card with "[[Truckroid]]", "[[Stealthroid]]", and "[[Expressroid]]" to Fusion Summon "[[Super Vehicroid - Stealth Union]]". | * Syrus later used this card in his tag duel with Hassleberry against [[Frost]] and [[Thunder (character)|Thunder]]. He uses "Vehicroid Connection Zone" to fuse this card with "[[Truckroid]]", "[[Stealthroid]]", and "[[Expressroid]]" to Fusion Summon "[[Super Vehicroid - Stealth Union]]". | ||
| − | * In [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Episode 084|episode 84]] Syrus uses this card agianst a [[Slifer Red]] student in a duel that's part of the [[Genex Tournament]]. | + | * In [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Episode 084|episode 84]] Syrus uses this card agianst a [[Slifer Red]] student in a duel that's part of the [[Genex Tournament]]. It is sent to the Graveyard through unknown means. On the last turn of the duel, Syrus returns this card and "Stealthroid" back to his hand via "Expressroid"'s effect. Syrus then uses "Vehicroid Connection Zone" to fuse this card with "[[Truckroid]]", "[[Stealthroid]]", and "[[Expressroid]]" to Fusion Summon "[[Super Vehicroid - Stealth Union]]". |
* Syrus was seen using this card twice during his time as a [[Duel Ghoul]]. | * Syrus was seen using this card twice during his time as a [[Duel Ghoul]]. | ||
* Syrus sent this card to the Graveyard using [[Power Wall]] during his duel with [[Makoto Inotsume]]. | * Syrus sent this card to the Graveyard using [[Power Wall]] during his duel with [[Makoto Inotsume]]. | ||
Revision as of 02:50, 7 March 2012
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX
- When "Drillroid" was played in the anime it was called "Drilloid".
- Syrus used "Drillroid" during his Tag-Team Duel with Jaden against the Paradox Brothers. He then has this card attack "Gate Guardian", however "Defense Wall"'s effect then redirected the attack to it, resulting in "Defense Wall" being destroyed by this card's effect. This card is later attacked by "Dark Guardian", but Jaden used "Hero Barrier" to negate the attack. Syrus later Tributed this card to summon "UFOroid".
- Syrus used "Vehicroid Connection Zone" to fuse this card with Steamroid and Submarineroid to form "Super Vehicroid Jumbo Drill" during his duel against Missy.
- Syrus used this card in his duel against Tyranno Hassleberry. It is summoned via "Wonder Garage"'s effect. This causes a replay to occur and Hassleberry then has his "Dark Tyranno" attack and destroy this card.
- Syrus later used this card in his tag duel with Hassleberry against Frost and Thunder. He uses "Vehicroid Connection Zone" to fuse this card with "Truckroid", "Stealthroid", and "Expressroid" to Fusion Summon "Super Vehicroid - Stealth Union".
- In episode 84 Syrus uses this card agianst a Slifer Red student in a duel that's part of the Genex Tournament. It is sent to the Graveyard through unknown means. On the last turn of the duel, Syrus returns this card and "Stealthroid" back to his hand via "Expressroid"'s effect. Syrus then uses "Vehicroid Connection Zone" to fuse this card with "Truckroid", "Stealthroid", and "Expressroid" to Fusion Summon "Super Vehicroid - Stealth Union".
- Syrus was seen using this card twice during his time as a Duel Ghoul.
- Syrus sent this card to the Graveyard using Power Wall during his duel with Makoto Inotsume.
- In the anime, damage calculation applied even when the monster was destroyed by "Drillroid's" effect
Video games
- Bass, Blister and Roy use this in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2009: Stardust Accelerator.
