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Jirai Gumo
Metal Raiders MRD-E089 • common
- Set
- Metal Raiders
- Printing code
- MRD-E089
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Effect monster
- Attribute
- Earth
- Level / Rank
- 4
- ATK
- 2200
- DEF
- 100
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Where it came from
Jirai Gumo was introduced to the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in the Metal Raiders booster set, which was released internationally in 2002. As part of the early TCG expansions, the card reflected the game's initial transition from simple beat-down strategies to the introduction of high-risk, high-reward monster effects. The name and aesthetic are derived from Japanese folklore, specifically the 'tsuchigumo' or earth spider, a malevolent creature known for lurking in shadows to ensnare prey.
The card's design features a stark, aggressive illustration of a giant spider, created by Konami’s internal art team to emphasize its status as a formidable Earth-attribute monster. In the game's meta-environment during the early 2000s, its unique ability allowed players to gamble a significant portion of their life points for a massive attack boost, making it a popular inclusion for casual play and an iconic example of the aggressive, volatile design philosophy characteristic of the era's common rarity monsters.
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