Terror Dragon (
Terror Dragon | Associated Fear |
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Harisenbon (Thousand Needles) | Trypanophobia (fear of needles) |
Konchugun (Insect Swarm) | Entomophobia (fear of insects) |
Kumonosu (Spider Web) | Arachnophobia (fear of spiders) |
Raiu (Thunderstorm) | Astraphobia (fear of thunder and lightning) |
Rekka (Inferno) | Pyrophobia (fear of fire) |
Shinkai (Deep Sea) | Thalassophobia (fear of the ocean) |
Tencho (Zenith) | Acrophobia (fear of heights) |
Yurei (Ghost) | Phasmophobia (fear of ghosts) |
Kansen (Infection) | Pathophobia (fear of disease) |
Keimusho (Prison) | Carcerophobia (fear of imprisonment) |
Tokoyami (Everlasting Darkness) | Nyctophobia (fear of the dark) |
Shiranai (Unknown, more literally "I don't know") | Xenophobia (fear of anything strange or unknown) |
Dofuryoiki (Enclosed region) | Claustrophobia (Fear of confined spaces) |
Play Style[]
Similar to Ghostricks, Terror Dragons benefit from their own cards being face-down on the field. Most members have lower ATK than DEF, making placing them face-down a good tactic, and a good number of them also benefit from being removed from the field while face-down, keeping your opponent on edge when it comes to actually getting rid of your defenses. For those cards that are face-up, they tend to scare your opponent's monsters into backing down from their moves; stopping attacks, changing effect targets, etc.
Trivia[]
- Despite being Dragon-Types, Terror Dragons look more like dinosaurs than any actual description of dragons. This was intentional on Taylor Gorrell's part: "Dinosaur" in Japanese is written as "Fear Dragon" (
恐 竜 Kyōryū), and several Dinosaur-Type monsters resemble dragons or have dragonic abilities, so Taylor chose to reverse this usual association by having the Dragon-Type Terror Dragons resemble dinosaurs.
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