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Armoroid
Crimson Crisis CRMS-EN099 • super-rare
- Set
- Crimson Crisis
- Printing code
- CRMS-EN099
- Rarity
- Super rare
- Card type
- Effect monster
- Attribute
- Earth
- Level / Rank
- 8
- ATK
- 2700
- DEF
- 2000
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Where it came from
Armoroid was released as part of the Crimson Crisis booster set, which debuted in the TCG in early 2009. This set served as the fourth main installment of the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's era, characterized by the introduction of new mechanics like Synchro Summoning and a focus on advanced card interactions. Armoroid was designed as a machine-type earth monster, fitting the industrial and technological aesthetic that defined many of the set’s creature designs.
The card was illustrated to emphasize its heavy, armored appearance, aligning with the visual conventions of mechanical monsters in the game. As a super-rare entry, it occupied a middle tier of collectibility, intended to provide players with specific strategic utility through its effect. Like many cards from this expansion, it reflects the transition toward faster gameplay and specific archetype support that defined the competitive landscape of the late 2000s.
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