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| image       = PlancksterPrank-OW.png
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| cut_from_names = true
| caption     = "[[Planckster Drop]]", "[[Planckster Pulse]]" and "[[Planckster Lamp]]" in the artwork of "[[Planckster Prank]]"
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| image         = PrankKidsPranks-MADU-EN-VG-artwork.png
| ja_name     = プランキッズ
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| caption       = "[[Prank-Kids Dropsies]]", "[[Prank-Kids Fansies|Fansies]]" and "[[Prank-Kids Lampsies|Lampsies]]" in the artwork of "[[Prank-Kids Pranks]]"
| romaji       = Purankizzu
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| ja_name       = プランキッズ
| trans       =  
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| romaji         = Purankizzu
| fr_name      =
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| fr_name       = Farce-Gamins
| de_name     =  
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| de_name       = Streichbuben
| it_name     =  
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| it_name       = Ragazzi-Birichini
| ko_name     =  
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| ko_name       = 프랭키즈
| ko_romanized =  
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| ko_romanized   = Peuraengkijeu
| pt_name     =  
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| pt_name       = Travesso-Guris
| es_name     =  
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| es_name       = Brominiños
| sets         = [[Savage Strike]]
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| sets           =  
| tcg         = [[Hidden Summoners]]
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* [[Savage Strike]]
| ocg         = [[Deck Build Pack: Hidden Summoners]]
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* [[Phantom Rage]]
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| tcg           =  
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* [[Hidden Summoners]]
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* [[Soul Fusion Special Edition]]
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* [[Maximum Gold: El Dorado]]
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| ocg           = [[Deck Build Pack: Hidden Summoners]]
 
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"'''Prank-Kids'''" (プランキッズ ''Purankizzu'') is an [[archetype]] that debuted in ''[[Deck Build Pack: Hidden Summoners]]''.
"'''Planckster'''" (プランキッズ ''Purankizzu'',  "'''Prankids'''" in Japan) is an [[archetype]] that debuted in ''[[Deck Build Pack: Hidden Summoners]]''.
 
 
 
 
==Design==
 
==Design==
 
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To fit with pun of the archtype's name, the low-level "Prank-Kids" were depicted as a prankster familiar of various elements.
The Main Deck monsters are named after [[wikipedia:Max Planck|Max Planck's]] research into wavelengths (like [[wikipedia:Pulse wave|pulse waves]]).
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Based on a series of event depicted in "Prank-Kids" cards, the Main Deck "Prank-Kids" familiars have pulled a "prank" on "[[Prank-Kids Battle Butler|Battle Butler]]", a mild-mannered robot who lives peacefully with its pet [[wikipedia:American bulldog|American bulldog]]. A series of events resulted into "Battle Butler's" house being destroyed (shown in "[[Prank-Kids Pranks]]"). "Battle Butler" were later being possessed by "Prank-Kids" familiars after the event of "[[Prank-Kids Pandemonium]]".
 
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The "Prank-Kids" Link monsters appeared as various animals empowered by the main deck familiars. In their artworks, "Battle Butler's" pet dog were subjected to various pranks as well.
 
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| [[File:FIRE.svg|24px]] [[Pyro]]
 
| [[File:FIRE.svg|24px]] [[Pyro]]
| [[Planckster Lamp]]
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| [[Prank-Kids Lampsies]]
| [[Planckster Rocket]]
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| [[Prank-Kids Rocket Ride]]
| [[Planckster Bow-Wow]]
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| [[Prank-Kids Bow-Wow-Bark]]
 
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| [[File:WATER.svg|24px]] [[Aqua]]
 
| [[File:WATER.svg|24px]] [[Aqua]]
| [[Planckster Drop]]
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| [[Prank-Kids Dropsies]]
| [[Planckster Weather]]
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| [[Prank-Kids Weather Washer]]
| [[Planckster Roargon]]
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| [[Prank-Kids Rip-Roarin-Roaster]]
 
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| [[File:WIND.svg|24px]] [[Thunder]]
 
| [[File:WIND.svg|24px]] [[Thunder]]
| [[Planckster Pulse]]
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| [[Prank-Kids Fansies]]
| [[Planckster House-Butler]]
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| [[Prank-Kids Battle Butler]]
| [[Planckster Doodle]]
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| [[Prank-Kids Dodo-Doodle-Doo]]
 
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|-
 
| [[File:EARTH.svg|24px]] [[Rock]]
 
| [[File:EARTH.svg|24px]] [[Rock]]
 
| [[Prank-Kids Rocksies]]
 
| [[Prank-Kids Rocksies]]
 
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| [[Prank-Kids Meow-Meow-Mu]]
 
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|}
 
 
==Playing style==
 
==Playing style==
 
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The main strategy of this archetype is to swarm the field to summon their [[Fusion Monster|Fusion]] and [[Link Monster]]s. The deck's compact size allows it access to a be run along side a number of other archetypes and [[hand trap]]s, which allowed the deck to become a very powerful deck with large tournament success until [[Prank-Kids Meow-Meow-Mu]] and [[Predaplant Verte Anaconda]] were both banned in 2022.
The main strategy of this archetype is to swarm the field to summon their [[Fusion Monster|Fusion]] and [[Link Monster]]s.
 
 
 
 
{{Decklist|Recommended cards
 
{{Decklist|Recommended cards
 
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|effect monsters =
 
|effect monsters =
* [[Planckster Drop]]
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* [[Prank-Kids Dropsies]]
* [[Planckster Pulse]]
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* [[Prank-Kids Fansies]]
* [[Planckster Lamp]]
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* [[Prank-Kids Lampsies]]
 
* [[Prank-Kids Rocksies]]
 
* [[Prank-Kids Rocksies]]
 
* [[King of the Swamp]]
 
* [[King of the Swamp]]
 
 
|fusion monsters =
 
|fusion monsters =
* [[Planckster House-Butler]]
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* [[Prank-Kids Battle Butler]]
* [[Planckster Rocket]]
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* [[Prank-Kids Rocket Ride]]
* [[Planckster Weather]]
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* [[Prank-Kids Weather Washer]]
 
 
 
|xyz monsters =
 
|xyz monsters =
 
* [[Toadally Awesome]]
 
* [[Toadally Awesome]]
 
 
|link monsters =
 
|link monsters =
* [[Planckster Bow-Wow]]
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* [[Prank-Kids Bow-Wow-Bark]]
* [[Planckster Doodle]]
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* [[Prank-Kids Dodo-Doodle-Doo]]
* [[Planckster Roargon]]
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* [[Prank-Kids Meow-Meow-Mu]] (OCG and Traditional Format)
 
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* [[Prank-Kids Rip-Roarin-Roaster]]
|spells =
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* [[Predaplant Verte Anaconda]] (OCG and Traditional Format)
* [[Planckster House]]
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|normal spells =
* [[Planckster Prank]]
 
* [[Plancksters Go Wild]]
 
 
* [[Fusion Substitute]] / [[Polymerization]]
 
* [[Fusion Substitute]] / [[Polymerization]]
* [[Inferno Reckless Summon]]
 
 
* [[Instant Fusion]]
 
* [[Instant Fusion]]
 
* [[One for One]]
 
* [[One for One]]
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* [[Thunder Dragon Fusion]]
 
* [[Thunder Dragon Fusion]]
 
* [[Ultra Polymerization]]
 
* [[Ultra Polymerization]]
 
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* [[Bonfire]]
|traps =
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|field spells =
* [[Operation: Plancksters]]
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* [[Prank-Kids Place]]
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|continuous spells =
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* [[Prank-Kids Pranks]]
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|quick-play spells =
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* [[Prank-Kids Pandemonium]]
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* [[Inferno Reckless Summon]]
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|continuous traps =
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* [[Prank-Kids Plan]]
 
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[[Category:TCG and OCG archetypes]]
[[Category:Archetypes]]
 

Revision as of 02:26, 11 October 2023

Prank-Kids
"Prank-Kids Dropsies", "Fansies" and "Lampsies" in the artwork of "Prank-Kids Pranks"
"Prank-Kids Dropsies", "Fansies" and "Lampsies" in the artwork of "Prank-Kids Pranks"
Japanese
  • プランキッズ
  • Purankizzu (romanized)
French
  • Farce-Gamins
German
  • Streichbuben
Italian
  • Ragazzi-Birichini
Korean
  • 프랭키즈
  • Peuraengkijeu (romanized)
Portuguese
  • Travesso-Guris
Spanish
  • Brominiños
Sets
TCG
OCG
Lists

"Prank-Kids" (プランキッズ Purankizzu) is an archetype that debuted in Deck Build Pack: Hidden Summoners.

Design

To fit with pun of the archtype's name, the low-level "Prank-Kids" were depicted as a prankster familiar of various elements. Based on a series of event depicted in "Prank-Kids" cards, the Main Deck "Prank-Kids" familiars have pulled a "prank" on "Battle Butler", a mild-mannered robot who lives peacefully with its pet American bulldog. A series of events resulted into "Battle Butler's" house being destroyed (shown in "Prank-Kids Pranks"). "Battle Butler" were later being possessed by "Prank-Kids" familiars after the event of "Prank-Kids Pandemonium". The "Prank-Kids" Link monsters appeared as various animals empowered by the main deck familiars. In their artworks, "Battle Butler's" pet dog were subjected to various pranks as well.

Attribute and Type Main Deck Monster Fusion Monster Link Monster
FIRE.svg Pyro Prank-Kids Lampsies Prank-Kids Rocket Ride Prank-Kids Bow-Wow-Bark
WATER.svg Aqua Prank-Kids Dropsies Prank-Kids Weather Washer Prank-Kids Rip-Roarin-Roaster
WIND.svg Thunder Prank-Kids Fansies Prank-Kids Battle Butler Prank-Kids Dodo-Doodle-Doo
EARTH.svg Rock Prank-Kids Rocksies Prank-Kids Meow-Meow-Mu

Playing style

The main strategy of this archetype is to swarm the field to summon their Fusion and Link Monsters. The deck's compact size allows it access to a be run along side a number of other archetypes and hand traps, which allowed the deck to become a very powerful deck with large tournament success until Prank-Kids Meow-Meow-Mu and Predaplant Verte Anaconda were both banned in 2022.