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Japanese (ruby) |
ほのお | ||
Japanese (base text) |
炎 | ||
Japanese (romanized) |
Honō | ||
Japanese (translated) |
Flame | ||
English |
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FIRE monsters tend to focus on inflicting Effect damage to the opponent, a mechanic traditionally known as "Burning". In recent years, a trend among FIRE monsters is that many of them have 200 DEF.
Recent FIRE Archetypes are also fast and combo-oriented, and while they are slow at the start, they tend to build-up for huge plays that often result in One Turn Kills. They also tend to use some Anti-Meta strategies, like Graveyard manipulation, banishing and negating effects.
Archetypes include:"Volcanic", "Flamvell", "Laval", "Jurrac", "Evol", "Horus the Black Flame Dragon", "Fire Fist", "Hazy", "Fire King", "Shiranui", "Battlin' Boxer", "Infernoid", "Igknight", "Metalfoes" and "Salamangreat".
Notable users of FIRE monsters in the anime include Axel Brodie in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, Alito in Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL, Skip Boyle in Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V, Theodore Hamilton in Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS as well as Saburamen and Yuka Goha in Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS.
Supporting Cards[]
Notable support cards for this Attribute include "UFO Turtle", "Spiritual Fire Art - Kurenai", "Rekindling", "Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Lion Emperor", "Blaster, Dragon Ruler of Infernos" and "Sealing Ceremony of Katon".
Weaknesses[]
Though FIRE monsters can be extremely powerful, they tend to lack support for one another. Instead of focusing on combining and drawing on their strengths as a whole, coupled with the fact that there are few good Spell and Trap Cards to suit them than some of the other Attributes, FIRE monsters can be seen as having a negative impact on the opponent.
Examples[]
- Also See: Lists of FIRE monsters, FIRE support cards, and anti-FIRE support cards.