Changes: Card Appearances:Wall of Ivy

Revision as of 18:37, 7 August 2010

In the anime, this card's effect allowed the controller to Special Summon an "Ivy Token" to the opponent's field when it was selected as an attack target, instead of as a Flip Effect. This is because monster cards are rarely played face-down in the modern anime series.

In Episode 16 Aki Izayoi used this along with "Copy Plant" to Synchro Summon "Black Rose Dragon".

In episode 23 Aki Summoned "Wall of Ivy" in Defense Position and used its effect to Summon an "Ivy Token" to Yusei's field. Aki later revive "Wall of Ivy" with "Cursed Ivy", and use it to Special Summon even more "Ivy Tokens" to Yusei's field.

In episode 24 Aki removed this from play to use "Black Rose Dragon's" effect.

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-In the anime, this card's effect allowed the controller to [[Special Summon]] an "[[Ivy Token]]" to the opponent's field when it was selected as an [[attack target]], instead of as a [[Flip Effect]]. This is because monster cards are never played face-down in the modern anime series.
+In the anime, this card's effect allowed the controller to [[Special Summon]] an "[[Ivy Token]]" to the opponent's field when it was selected as an [[attack target]], instead of as a [[Flip Effect]]. This is because monster cards are rarely played face-down in the modern anime series.
 * In [[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - Episode 016|Episode 16]] [[Aki Izayoi]] used this along with "[[Copy Plant]]" to [[Synchro Summon]] "[[Black Rose Dragon]]".