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'''The Over Eggplant-cross''' is a slang term used for referring to [[DM-17 The Over-Technocross]] |
'''The Over Eggplant-cross''' is a slang term used for referring to [[DM-17 The Over-Technocross]] |
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| − | + | This term was first coined after the release of [[DM-17 The Over-Technocross]] where the only card considered useful at the time was [[Dandy Eggplant]]. On the other hand, the [[Super Rare]]s and [[Very Rare]] were considered useless and save for [[Grand Cross Catastrophe]] and [[Tsunami Catastrophe]] which were used in various decks, other [[Evolution Cross Gear]]s were never used due to their sheer difficulty to set up and their [[Overkill]] effects. Later on this has been softened as cards such as [[Ochappi, Pure Hearted Faerie]], [[Dual Shock Dragon]] and [[Mind Reset]] became useful in competitive play. |
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| + | Later on, it was used as a slang term used for massive letdowns in card power for a [[booster pack]] at the end of a [[Block (sets)|block]], which often happens. This is due to the end of a block that will usually feature mechanics that were considered overkill or high-risk-high-return, such as [[Ultimate evolution MAX]] and [[Super Infinite evolution Omega]]. |
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| + | Sets with weaker card pools usually end up with lower sales and avoidance by players due to the probability of obtaining weaker cards. |
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| + | ==Examples of end-block sets with weaker card pools compared to the rest of the block== |
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| + | *[[DM-17 The Over-Technocross]] |
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| + | *[[DM-23 The End of the Universe]] |
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| + | *[[DM-35 Neverending Saga]] |
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| + | *[[DM-39 Psychic Splash]] |
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| + | *[[DMR-08 Episode 2: Great Miracle]] |
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| + | *[[DMR-12 Episode 3: Omega Climax]] |
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| + | *[[DMR-20 Gyuujinmaru's True Identity!!]] |
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The Over Eggplant-cross is a slang term used for referring to DM-17 The Over-Technocross
Details
This term was first coined after the release of DM-17 The Over-Technocross where the only card considered useful at the time was Dandy Eggplant. On the other hand, the Super Rares and Very Rare were considered useless and save for Grand Cross Catastrophe and Tsunami Catastrophe which were used in various decks, other Evolution Cross Gears were never used due to their sheer difficulty to set up and their Overkill effects. Later on this has been softened as cards such as Ochappi, Pure Hearted Faerie, Dual Shock Dragon and Mind Reset became useful in competitive play.
Later on, it was used as a slang term used for massive letdowns in card power for a booster pack at the end of a block, which often happens. This is due to the end of a block that will usually feature mechanics that were considered overkill or high-risk-high-return, such as Ultimate evolution MAX and Super Infinite evolution Omega.
Sets with weaker card pools usually end up with lower sales and avoidance by players due to the probability of obtaining weaker cards.
Examples of end-block sets with weaker card pools compared to the rest of the block
- DM-17 The Over-Technocross
- DM-23 The End of the Universe
- DM-35 Neverending Saga
- DM-39 Psychic Splash
- DMR-08 Episode 2: Great Miracle
- DMR-12 Episode 3: Omega Climax
- DMR-20 Gyuujinmaru's True Identity!!