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Inmato
Crimson Crisis CRMS-EN031 • rare
- Set
- Crimson Crisis
- Printing code
- CRMS-EN031
- Rarity
- Rare
- Card type
- Effect monster
- Attribute
- Dark
- Level / Rank
- 3
- ATK
- 1400
- DEF
- 800
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Where it came from
Inmato was introduced in the Crimson Crisis booster set, which debuted in the trading card game in early 2009. The set served as a pivotal expansion during the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's era, aiming to introduce support for Plant-Type monsters and integrate the newfound Synchro Summoning mechanics into the meta-game landscape.
The design of Inmato follows the whimsical, biological aesthetic common to the Plant-type archetype, functioning as a recursive monster intended to bolster field presence. While the card is a standard rare, it remains a notable piece for collectors focusing on the mid-era evolution of the game, representing a time when specific type-synergies were becoming a core design philosophy for the developers at Konami.
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