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The Main Deck monsters are named after [[wikipedia:Max Planck|Max Planck's]] research into wavelengths (like [[wikipedia:Pulse wave|pulse waves]]).
 
The Main Deck monsters are named after [[wikipedia:Max Planck|Max Planck's]] research into wavelengths (like [[wikipedia:Pulse wave|pulse waves]]).
  
{| class="wikitable sortable"
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==Etymology==
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The name of the archetype comes from "prank" or "prankish," showing a fondness for practical jokes or mischievous acts, and "kids." This refers to the juvenile aspects of the monsters. The OCG name also incorporates "Planck," referring to their small size.
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In the TCG, the names of the Main Deck Monsters end in "sies," the Fusion Monsters are named in alliteration, and the names of the Link Monsters have words connected with hyphens (-) and are similar by either rhyming and/or in alliteration. The Spell/Trap card names start with the letter "P", possibly for alliteration with "Prank-Kids" as well. These highlight the nonessential aspects of the cards.
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In the OCG, the Main Deck monsters (excluding Rocksies) are named after [[wikipedia:Max Planck|Max Planck's]] research into wavelengths (like pulse waves) while also incorporating their elemental aspects (like "drop" as in "drop wave" and "water drop.") The TCG seems to only focus entirely on their elemental aspects, however.
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==Playing style==
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All Main Deck "Prank-Kids" monsters have effects that trigger if they are sent to the GY as Fusion or Link Materials for the Summon of a "Prank-Kids" monster, and afterwards, allow you to Special Summon from the hand or Deck a "Prank-Kids" monster with a different name than the one whose effect was activated. Their Fusion and Link Monsters each have one monster with 3000 ATK and two monsters with 2000 ATK. The ones with 3000 ATK are a Level 10 Fusion Monster and a Link-4 Link Monster, whose effects includes Tributing themselves to destroy all monsters ("Prank-Kids Battle Butler") or all Spells/Traps ("Prank-Kids Rip-Roarin-Roaster") your opponent controls. Meanwhile, those with 2000 ATK (Level 5 for Fusion Monsters and Link-2 for Link Monsters) have various effects that are usually related to battle.
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All Extra Deck "Prank-Kids" monsters also have effects that recover another card(s) from the GY, either by being destroyed by the opponent's card while in your possession (those with 3000 ATK) or by Tributing themselves (the ones with 2000 ATK). The Fusion Monsters have abilities to Special Summon a monster(s) from the GY, while the Link Monsters add a card(s) to your hand from the GY instead. The details of their effects are listed below:
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===[[Main Deck]]===
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{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center"
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! rowspan="2" | Prank-Kids
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! rowspan="2" | Effect after being used as Fusion or Link Material
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! colspan="2" | Origin
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|-
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! Wavelength
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! Elemental aspect
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|-
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| [[Prank-Kids Dropsies|Dropsies]]
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| Gain 1000 LP.
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| [[wikipedia:Capillary wave|Drop wave]]
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| [[wikipedia:Drop (liquid)|Water drop]]
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|-
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| [[Prank-Kids Fansies|Fansies]]
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| Send 1 "Prank-Kids" card, except "Prank-Kids Fansies", from your Deck to the GY.
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| [[wikipedia:Pulse wave|Pulse wave]]
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| [[wikipedia:Electromagnetic pulse|Electromagnetic pulse]]
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|-
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| [[Prank-Kids Lampsies|Lampsies]]
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| Inflict 500 damage to your opponent.
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| [[wikipedia:Sawtooth wave|Ramp wave]]
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| [[wikipedia:Infrared lamp|Heat lamp]]
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|-
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| [[Prank-Kids Rocksies|Rocksies]]
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| Banish 1 card from your hand and then draw 1 card.
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| N/A
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| N/A
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|}
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===[[Extra Deck]]===
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{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center"
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! rowspan="2" | Prank-Kids
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! colspan="2" | Effect
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|-
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! Recovering
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! Additional
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|-
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| [[Prank-Kids Bow-Wow-Bark|Bow-Wow Bark]] || Add 2 "Prank-Kids" cards with different names, except Link Monsters, from your GY to your hand (Quick Effect during your opponent's turn). || Your "Prank-Kids" monsters cannot be destroyed by your opponent's card effects during the turn you activated this effect.
 
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! Attribute and Type
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| [[Prank-Kids Dodo-Doodle-Doo|Dodo-Doodle-Doo]] || Add 2 "Prank-Kids" cards with different names, except Link Monsters, from your GY to your hand. || N/A
! Main Deck Monster
 
! Fusion Monster
 
! Link Monster
 
 
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| [[File:FIRE.svg|24px]] [[Pyro]]
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| [[Prank-Kids Battle Butler|Battle Butler]] || Special Summon 1 monster, except a Fusion Monster, from your GY. || N/A
| [[Prank-Kids Lampsies]]
 
| [[Prank-Kids Rocket Ride]]
 
| [[Prank-Kids Bow-Wow-Bark]]
 
 
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| [[File:WATER.svg|24px]] [[Aqua]]
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| [[Prank-Kids Rip-Roarin-Roaster|Rip-Roarin-Roaster]] || Add 1 card, except a Link Monster, from your GY to your hand. || N/A
| [[Prank-Kids Dropsies]]
 
| [[Prank-Kids Weather Washer]]
 
| [[Prank-Kids Rip-Roarin-Roaster]]
 
 
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| [[File:WIND.svg|24px]] [[Thunder]]
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| [[Prank-Kids Rocket Ride|Rocket Ride]] || Special Summon 2 "Prank-Kids" monsters with different names, except Fusion Monsters, from your GY. || The Special Summoned monsters cannot attack during the turn they are summoned this way.
| [[Prank-Kids Fansies]]
 
| [[Prank-Kids Battle Butler]]
 
| [[Prank-Kids Dodo-Doodle-Doo]]
 
 
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| [[File:EARTH.svg|24px]] [[Rock]]
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| [[Prank-Kids Weather Washer|Weather Washer]] || Special Summon 2 "Prank-Kids" monsters with different names, except Fusion Monsters, from your GY (Quick Effect during your opponent's turn). || The Special Summoned monsters cannot be destroyed by battle during the turn they are summoned this way.
| [[Prank-Kids Rocksies]]
 
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|}
 
|}
  
==Playing style==
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== Weaknesses==
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* Cards that negate Fusion/Link Summons - This would cause the Main Deck "Prank-Kids" monsters' effect to fail also, creating a great loss in resources
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* [[Called by the Grave]] - This commonly played card will stop either "Prank-Kids Battle Butler" or "Toadally Awesome" to fail in their negation, reducing "Prank-Kids" players' limited forms of control to a minimum.
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== Trivia ==
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* In the artwork of "Prank-Kids" Fusion Monsters, the Main Deck "Prank-Kids" monsters are attached somewhere to their bodies as if they are riding or controlling the monsters.
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* In the artwork of "Prank-Kids" Link Monsters, the Main Deck "Prank-Kids" monsters are shown to be in a swirling motion around some parts of their bodies; this might be a reference to how Link Materials shoot with a hurricane-like effect when entering Link Arrows in the anime.
  
The main strategy of this archetype is to swarm the field to summon their [[Fusion Monster|Fusion]] and [[Link Monster]]s.
 
  
 
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Revision as of 02:57, 2 January 2020

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

Design

The Main Deck monsters are named after Max Planck's research into wavelengths (like pulse waves).

Etymology

The name of the archetype comes from "prank" or "prankish," showing a fondness for practical jokes or mischievous acts, and "kids." This refers to the juvenile aspects of the monsters. The OCG name also incorporates "Planck," referring to their small size.

In the TCG, the names of the Main Deck Monsters end in "sies," the Fusion Monsters are named in alliteration, and the names of the Link Monsters have words connected with hyphens (-) and are similar by either rhyming and/or in alliteration. The Spell/Trap card names start with the letter "P", possibly for alliteration with "Prank-Kids" as well. These highlight the nonessential aspects of the cards.

In the OCG, the Main Deck monsters (excluding Rocksies) are named after Max Planck's research into wavelengths (like pulse waves) while also incorporating their elemental aspects (like "drop" as in "drop wave" and "water drop.") The TCG seems to only focus entirely on their elemental aspects, however.

Playing style

All Main Deck "Prank-Kids" monsters have effects that trigger if they are sent to the GY as Fusion or Link Materials for the Summon of a "Prank-Kids" monster, and afterwards, allow you to Special Summon from the hand or Deck a "Prank-Kids" monster with a different name than the one whose effect was activated. Their Fusion and Link Monsters each have one monster with 3000 ATK and two monsters with 2000 ATK. The ones with 3000 ATK are a Level 10 Fusion Monster and a Link-4 Link Monster, whose effects includes Tributing themselves to destroy all monsters ("Prank-Kids Battle Butler") or all Spells/Traps ("Prank-Kids Rip-Roarin-Roaster") your opponent controls. Meanwhile, those with 2000 ATK (Level 5 for Fusion Monsters and Link-2 for Link Monsters) have various effects that are usually related to battle.

All Extra Deck "Prank-Kids" monsters also have effects that recover another card(s) from the GY, either by being destroyed by the opponent's card while in your possession (those with 3000 ATK) or by Tributing themselves (the ones with 2000 ATK). The Fusion Monsters have abilities to Special Summon a monster(s) from the GY, while the Link Monsters add a card(s) to your hand from the GY instead. The details of their effects are listed below:

Main Deck

Prank-Kids Effect after being used as Fusion or Link Material Origin
Wavelength Elemental aspect
Dropsies Gain 1000 LP. Drop wave Water drop
Fansies Send 1 "Prank-Kids" card, except "Prank-Kids Fansies", from your Deck to the GY. Pulse wave Electromagnetic pulse
Lampsies Inflict 500 damage to your opponent. Ramp wave Heat lamp
Rocksies Banish 1 card from your hand and then draw 1 card. N/A N/A

Extra Deck

Prank-Kids Effect
Recovering Additional
Bow-Wow Bark Add 2 "Prank-Kids" cards with different names, except Link Monsters, from your GY to your hand (Quick Effect during your opponent's turn). Your "Prank-Kids" monsters cannot be destroyed by your opponent's card effects during the turn you activated this effect.
Dodo-Doodle-Doo Add 2 "Prank-Kids" cards with different names, except Link Monsters, from your GY to your hand. N/A
Battle Butler Special Summon 1 monster, except a Fusion Monster, from your GY. N/A
Rip-Roarin-Roaster Add 1 card, except a Link Monster, from your GY to your hand. N/A
Rocket Ride Special Summon 2 "Prank-Kids" monsters with different names, except Fusion Monsters, from your GY. The Special Summoned monsters cannot attack during the turn they are summoned this way.
Weather Washer Special Summon 2 "Prank-Kids" monsters with different names, except Fusion Monsters, from your GY (Quick Effect during your opponent's turn). The Special Summoned monsters cannot be destroyed by battle during the turn they are summoned this way.

Weaknesses

  • Cards that negate Fusion/Link Summons - This would cause the Main Deck "Prank-Kids" monsters' effect to fail also, creating a great loss in resources
  • Called by the Grave - This commonly played card will stop either "Prank-Kids Battle Butler" or "Toadally Awesome" to fail in their negation, reducing "Prank-Kids" players' limited forms of control to a minimum.

Trivia

  • In the artwork of "Prank-Kids" Fusion Monsters, the Main Deck "Prank-Kids" monsters are attached somewhere to their bodies as if they are riding or controlling the monsters.
  • In the artwork of "Prank-Kids" Link Monsters, the Main Deck "Prank-Kids" monsters are shown to be in a swirling motion around some parts of their bodies; this might be a reference to how Link Materials shoot with a hurricane-like effect when entering Link Arrows in the anime.