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Latency
Fists of the Gadgets FIGA-EN035 • super-rare
- Set
- Fists of the Gadgets
- Printing code
- FIGA-EN035
- Rarity
- Super rare
- Card type
- Effect monster
- Attribute
- Light
- Level / Rank
- 1
- ATK
- 0
- DEF
- 0
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Where it came from
Latency was introduced in the Fists of the Gadgets booster set, released by Konami in 2019. The set served as a dedicated expansion for the Gadget archetype, specifically aiming to modernize the gameplay mechanics of the classic machine-type monsters by introducing support for the archetype's ability to special summon itself while providing utility through its graveyard effects.
The card was designed to function as an engine piece for Gadget decks, reflecting the aesthetic shift toward sleek, mechanical themes prevalent in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game during that period. As a Super Rare card, it was received by players as a functional utility monster, noted primarily for its synergy with rank-four Xyz plays rather than as a centerpiece, fitting seamlessly into the broader lineage of Gadget support that emphasizes resource recycling.
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