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| − | '''Insect''' monsters are a versatile, and somewhat well-supported [[Type]] of Monster that go hand-in-hand with [[Plant]]-[[Type]] monsters. They commonly suck and always lose to Mitchell's decks. The only thing worse than these decks are Nick's Fiend decks. The common attributes associated with them is [[EARTH]] and [[WIND]]. They typically act like their namesake by swarming the field, and can sometimes prove to be quite an annoyance to players. There are not many extremely powerful high-level Insects besides [[Perfectly Ultimate Great Moth]] (which is typically considered too much of a chore to summon), but at lower levels, Insects can completely dominate the field, due to the high ATK their lower-level monsters often have for their level as well as their ease in summoning. The list of support cards for this [[type]] include:[[Verdant Sanctuary]], [[Pinch Hopper]], [[Insect Imitation]], and [[Gigaplant]]. | + | '''Insect''' monsters are a versatile, and somewhat well-supported [[Type]] of Monster that go hand-in-hand with [[Plant]]-[[Type]] monsters. Insects are annoying creatures commonly used by retarded duelists named Sam. They commonly suck and always lose to Mitchell's decks. The only thing worse than these decks are Nick's Fiend decks. The common attributes associated with them is [[EARTH]] and [[WIND]]. They typically act like their namesake by swarming the field, and can sometimes prove to be quite an annoyance to players. There are not many extremely powerful high-level Insects besides [[Perfectly Ultimate Great Moth]] (which is typically considered too much of a chore to summon), but at lower levels, Insects can completely dominate the field, due to the high ATK their lower-level monsters often have for their level as well as their ease in summoning. The list of support cards for this [[type]] include:[[Verdant Sanctuary]], [[Pinch Hopper]], [[Insect Imitation]], and [[Gigaplant]]. |
Insect cards are most notably played by [[Weevil Underwood]], [[Missy]], [[Lenny]], [[Roman Goodwin]] and [[Jesse Anderson]] in the GX manga. A TCG player notorious for insect type monsters is Sam aka 383camaro. | Insect cards are most notably played by [[Weevil Underwood]], [[Missy]], [[Lenny]], [[Roman Goodwin]] and [[Jesse Anderson]] in the GX manga. A TCG player notorious for insect type monsters is Sam aka 383camaro. | ||
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Insect monsters are a versatile, and somewhat well-supported Type of Monster that go hand-in-hand with Plant-Type monsters. Insects are annoying creatures commonly used by retarded duelists named Sam. They commonly suck and always lose to Mitchell's decks. The only thing worse than these decks are Nick's Fiend decks. The common attributes associated with them is EARTH and WIND. They typically act like their namesake by swarming the field, and can sometimes prove to be quite an annoyance to players. There are not many extremely powerful high-level Insects besides Perfectly Ultimate Great Moth (which is typically considered too much of a chore to summon), but at lower levels, Insects can completely dominate the field, due to the high ATK their lower-level monsters often have for their level as well as their ease in summoning. The list of support cards for this type include:Verdant Sanctuary, Pinch Hopper, Insect Imitation, and Gigaplant.
Insect cards are most notably played by Weevil Underwood, Missy, Lenny, Roman Goodwin and Jesse Anderson in the GX manga. A TCG player notorious for insect type monsters is Sam aka 383camaro.
Noticeable Insect Type monsters include "Perfectly Ultimate Great Moth", "Anteatereatingant", "Neo-Spacian Flare Scarab", "Insect Queen", "Chainsaw Insect", "Grasschopper", "Jirai Gumo", "Howling Insect, "Magical Merchant", "Man-Eater Bug", "Brain Crusher", "Needle Worm", "Cross-Sword Beetle", "Ultimate Insect LV7", "Aztekipede, the Worm Warrior", "Earthbound Immortal Uru", "Doom Dozer" and Pinch Hopper.
