Dual COTD! Man-Eater-Bug and Big Eye!

Greatluigi · 09-05-2002, 05:21 AM

Yes. VGF was down yesterday so we must review the ultimate power of 2! First MEB. Then BE. Pictures!

I praise you MEB! I worship you MEB! No deck can be without you!!! NO deck!

Pros:Well DUH instantly destroys a monster when flipped up. That means.....Opponet attacks. It's dead. Stop Defense....it's dead. There are cons though...and they are not about attack power.

Cons:When flipped as the only monster on the field.it destroys itself. Meaning if you went first in a duel and put this facedown,and your opponet used SORL Bam! It's dead.

All in all this card deserves a 4/5. Not perfect,but gets the job done.

Toot toot! You didn't think we were leaving,didya? We have big eye left to review!

...Creepy.

Pros:This card reads When flipped face up. Look at top 5 cards in your libary and rearrange them anyway you like. Personally...this works great in a exodia based deck. This card is very stable.

Cons:I don't know of any cons for this card because i never use this card.

Edit:Oops. Heh. Forget me review rating. 3.5 out 4. Cya everybody!!!!!

[ September 05, 2002, 05:22 AM: Message edited by: Greatluigi-Chicken Mafia ]

09-05-2002, 02:16 PM

MEB
This is a handy card I reccomend for any deck.I mean,it's effect is great.People call me cheap for using it like crazy,and I call them idiots.

Overall...4/5.Weee.
Big eye:Hmm...It has pretty bad stats.
I don't like it's effect...Erm.
2.5/5..Im not saying it's a bad card..I'm just saying I don't like it.

09-05-2002, 05:11 PM

Man Eater Bug! We all know the big bad bug with 450 attack power because Bakura plays it, and Joey ultimately sacrifices himself to get it destroyed. Don't ask me why Yami Yugi just didn't put down some other monster and sacrificed it.

It is well known for the fact it automatically destroys a monster when it is flipped up. Monster removal, plain and simple. Best to combo it with a Monster Reborn, so when some big lug attacks this guy you just reborn it and attack back!

Any cons are purely situational, so there aren't many.

4/5

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Big Eye! Purely underrated card. It's the Yu-Gi-Oh version of Pokedex. Comes in handy. Why?

Well, say you're in a tough spot. Your opponent has filled up all his monster areas with monsters, ready to pummel your lonely little Dark Elf. Well, flip up your Big Eye. Then look at the top 5 cards. Hmmm... Just what can you see in that part of the deck? If it was the first part of the game, you'd be automatically seeing one eighth of your deck. Chances are that once you get going, it will be more than one eighth. Well, have you not drawn that Raigeki yet? Well, if you take that Big Eye, if there's any useful cards (which is highly probably since 5 cards is quite a lot in Yu-Gi-Oh), you can put them ahead. What if there's a Raigeki? Well what do you do? You put Raigeki FIRST. Unless there's a Jar of Greed, then put that first, then you use that your next turn and you get the three cards of the top. No surprise at all, no dependence on the heart of the cards.

If you play three Big Eyes, I'd say on average you'll see half your deck, since most of it will be gone from drawing. That'd be a waste of space though, so you can play two. Big Eye can be quite a large help in the game. Forget about attack power (although being Fiend and Dark you can pump it up to substantial power, but those would be wasted).

It may come in handy in an Exodia deck, but it can help ANY deck. If you see a card you need in those five cards, you can control when it comes. Control is what you need in this game. And if your opponent knows that you're gettin' something that you need just a few turns sooner, which can make all the difference, they may start to sweat.

4/5

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*Kazaa is the greatest!* Photoshop... and now Macromedia Flash? Hmmm... Let's see what I can do, hehehehe...

09-05-2002, 05:21 AM	#1
Greatluigi Banned Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Radioactive Grinnieland Posts: 11,608 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Yes. VGF was down yesterday so we must review the ultimate power of 2! First MEB. Then BE. Pictures! I praise you MEB! I worship you MEB! No deck can be without you!!! NO deck! Pros:Well DUH instantly destroys a monster when flipped up. That means.....Opponet attacks. It's dead. Stop Defense....it's dead. There are cons though...and they are not about attack power. Cons:When flipped as the only monster on the field.it destroys itself. Meaning if you went first in a duel and put this facedown,and your opponet used SORL Bam! It's dead. All in all this card deserves a 4/5. Not perfect,but gets the job done. Toot toot! You didn't think we were leaving,didya? We have big eye left to review! ...Creepy. Pros:This card reads When flipped face up. Look at top 5 cards in your libary and rearrange them anyway you like. Personally...this works great in a exodia based deck. This card is very stable. Cons:I don't know of any cons for this card because i never use this card. Edit:Oops. Heh. Forget me review rating. 3.5 out 4. Cya everybody!!!!! [ September 05, 2002, 05:22 AM: Message edited by: Greatluigi-Chicken Mafia ]

09-05-2002, 02:16 PM	#2
ANDROSS Guest Posts: n/a	MEB This is a handy card I reccomend for any deck.I mean,it's effect is great.People call me cheap for using it like crazy,and I call them idiots. Overall...4/5.Weee. Big eye:Hmm...It has pretty bad stats. I don't like it's effect...Erm. 2.5/5..Im not saying it's a bad card..I'm just saying I don't like it.

09-05-2002, 05:11 PM	#3
KirbyKing Guest Posts: n/a	Man Eater Bug! We all know the big bad bug with 450 attack power because Bakura plays it, and Joey ultimately sacrifices himself to get it destroyed. Don't ask me why Yami Yugi just didn't put down some other monster and sacrificed it. It is well known for the fact it automatically destroys a monster when it is flipped up. Monster removal, plain and simple. Best to combo it with a Monster Reborn, so when some big lug attacks this guy you just reborn it and attack back! Any cons are purely situational, so there aren't many. 4/5 ----- Big Eye! Purely underrated card. It's the Yu-Gi-Oh version of Pokedex. Comes in handy. Why? Well, say you're in a tough spot. Your opponent has filled up all his monster areas with monsters, ready to pummel your lonely little Dark Elf. Well, flip up your Big Eye. Then look at the top 5 cards. Hmmm... Just what can you see in that part of the deck? If it was the first part of the game, you'd be automatically seeing one eighth of your deck. Chances are that once you get going, it will be more than one eighth. Well, have you not drawn that Raigeki yet? Well, if you take that Big Eye, if there's any useful cards (which is highly probably since 5 cards is quite a lot in Yu-Gi-Oh), you can put them ahead. What if there's a Raigeki? Well what do you do? You put Raigeki FIRST. Unless there's a Jar of Greed, then put that first, then you use that your next turn and you get the three cards of the top. No surprise at all, no dependence on the heart of the cards. If you play three Big Eyes, I'd say on average you'll see half your deck, since most of it will be gone from drawing. That'd be a waste of space though, so you can play two. Big Eye can be quite a large help in the game. Forget about attack power (although being Fiend and Dark you can pump it up to substantial power, but those would be wasted). It may come in handy in an Exodia deck, but it can help ANY deck. If you see a card you need in those five cards, you can control when it comes. Control is what you need in this game. And if your opponent knows that you're gettin' something that you need just a few turns sooner, which can make all the difference, they may start to sweat. 4/5 ----- Kazaa is the greatest! Photoshop... and now Macromedia Flash? Hmmm... Let's see what I can do, hehehehe...