Editing Card Tips:Man-Eater Bug
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* It is generally considered better to play "[[Old Vindictive Magician]]" than "Man-Eater Bug" because Spellcasters have arguably more support, and "[[Apprentice Magician]]" is insanely easy to play. After having any number of "Apprentice Magician" destroyed by battle, simply summon a "Old Vindictive Magician" to destroy the monster giving you trouble. | * It is generally considered better to play "[[Old Vindictive Magician]]" than "Man-Eater Bug" because Spellcasters have arguably more support, and "[[Apprentice Magician]]" is insanely easy to play. After having any number of "Apprentice Magician" destroyed by battle, simply summon a "Old Vindictive Magician" to destroy the monster giving you trouble. | ||
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| + | * A small advantage that this card has over "Old Vindictive Magician" is that if you are being affected by a card such as "[[Ground Collapse]]" and need to clear a space in order to summon something such as "[[Breaker the Magical Warrior]]" to destroy "Ground Collapse" you can have Man-Eater Bug choose to destroy itself or any other monster you control. | ||
* Using "[[Verdant Sanctuary]]", you can add another copy of this card to your hand from your deck as soon as the first one is destroyed, provided it wasn't destroyed while face-down. | * Using "[[Verdant Sanctuary]]", you can add another copy of this card to your hand from your deck as soon as the first one is destroyed, provided it wasn't destroyed while face-down. | ||
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* Use this card to destroy "[[Yubel]]", so you can Special Summon its advanced forms. | * Use this card to destroy "[[Yubel]]", so you can Special Summon its advanced forms. | ||
| − | * You can use "[[Book of Moon]]" | + | * Flip summon this card to get rid of the "Lava Golem" that your opponent gave you. |
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| + | * You can use "[[Book of Moon]]" for Flipping this card face-down again | ||
| − | * As long as it is not during the [[Damage Step]], you can have "Man-Eater Bug" destroy itself or any other monster you control to Special Summon "[[Meklord Emperor Granel]]", "[[Meklord Emperor Skiel]]" or "[[Meklord Emperor Wisel]]" | + | * As long as it is not during the [[Damage Step]], you can have "Man-Eater Bug" destroy itself or any other monster you control to Special Summon "[[Meklord Emperor Granel]]", "[[Meklord Emperor Skiel]]" or "[[Meklord Emperor Wisel]]" providing you with the options to absorb your opponent's synchro monster or negate opponent's spells once per turn with "Meklord Emperor Wisel". |
==Traditional Format== | ==Traditional Format== | ||
* This card can be searched by "[[Last Will]]". | * This card can be searched by "[[Last Will]]". | ||
