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| group          = None
 
| group          = None
 
| type            = Gutsy
 
| type            = Gutsy
| lore            =  
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| lore            = A monster whose mouth is always open. <br />Although he doesn't really think about anything,<br /> he's always acting on a whim.
 
| ja_lore        = いつも口が開きっぱなしのモンスター。<br />何も考えていないくせに、いつも思いつきで<br />行動している。
 
| ja_lore        = いつも口が開きっぱなしのモンスター。<br />何も考えていないくせに、いつも思いつきで<br />行動している。
 
| ability        = Assault
 
| ability        = Assault
 
| ja_ability      = 突撃
 
| ja_ability      = 突撃
| ability_desc    =  
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| ability_desc    = He charges at them with his sharp horn<br />to attack the enemy.
 
| ja_ability_desc = 移動しながらするどいツノで体当たり<br />して、敵を攻撃する。
 
| ja_ability_desc = 移動しながらするどいツノで体当たり<br />して、敵を攻撃する。
 
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Revision as of 14:12, 20 February 2013

Eyeronoid
Japanese
アイアノイド
Rōmaji
Aianoido
Eyeronoid (collector's card).jpg
Level 5
ATK / DEF 1100 / 900

Sets

Release Set Japanese name
1998-07-23 Yu-Gi-Oh! Monster Capsule: Breed and Battle promotional cards ユウオウモンスターカプセル ブリード&バトル 同梱カード

In other media

Page Medium Debut date
Eyeronoid (MCBB) Yu-Gi-Oh! Monster Capsule: Breed and Battle 1998-07-23
Eyeronoid Collector's cards 1998-07-23

Yu-Gi-Oh! Monster Capsule: Breed and Battle

Eyeronoid
Japanese
アイアノイド
Rōmaji
Aianoido
Eyeronoid-CapMon-MCBB-JP-VG.png
Monster Number 97
Group None
Type Gutsy
A monster whose mouth is always open.
Although he doesn't really think about anything,
he's always acting on a whim.
Special Ability: Assault
He charges at them with his sharp horn
to attack the enemy.
いつも口が開きっぱなしのモンスター。
何も考えていないくせに、いつも思いつきで
行動している。
特技: 突撃
移動しながらするどいツノで体当たり
して、敵を攻撃する。
Monster Capsule: Breed and Battle monsters (list · gallery)
#097: Eyeronoid

In other media

Page Medium Debut date
Eyeronoid (MCBB) Yu-Gi-Oh! Monster Capsule: Breed and Battle 1998-07-23
Eyeronoid Collector's cards 1998-07-23

Etymology

This card's Japanese name features a pun involving the words "eye" and "iron", and should be pronounced as "iron-oid".