In this issue, let's take a look at a new six-star dark attribute mechanical superior monster, motor mob.
The effect of this card name can be used once per turn.
: This card can only be activated when the summoning and special summoning are successful, or when there is a mechanical monster summoning or special summoning other than this card on the field. Those monsters that summon special summons cannot change the representation until the opponent's attack power increases by half the original garrison power at the end of the opponent's turn.
: This card summoned by the superior can only be activated when it is sent to the graveyard. Attack 2 "Motor Derivatives" (Mecha, Ground, 1 Star, Attack/Defend 200) on their own field to indicate a special summon.
After the "Magic Machine Motor Omega" and "Motor Shell", this card is already the third card with the word "Motor" (did K Society come up with a set of "Motor" series).
The three motors are all dark attribute mechanical monsters, and from the effect point of view, the common commonality is that they can all generate their symbolic products: motor derivatives.
The first effect of this card is to summon trigger an attack boost. This effect can be triggered by either their own appearance or other mechanical monsters, whether it is a summon or a special move. Enhanced monsters can increase their original defensive power by half, but they cannot change the representation for one turn. Compared to the "Magic Machine Motor Omega" directly self-detonating after strengthening the attack power, this side effect is almost equal to nothing, so it is still good.
The second effect of this card is to generate a symbolic product: a motor derivative. The conditions for triggering this effect are also very simple, you can send it to the graveyard, whether it is destroyed by the other party and sent to the graveyard, it can be triggered.
This card is the shoulder handle of the "Motor" series. But in general, the entire "Motor" series is not bad...