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Lycanthrope
Strike of Neos STON-EN032 • common
- Set
- Strike of Neos
- Printing code
- STON-EN032
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Ritual monster
- Attribute
- Earth
- Level / Rank
- 6
- ATK
- 2400
- DEF
- 1800
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Where it came from
Lycanthrope was released in 2007 as part of the Strike of Neos booster set in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game. This set was heavily influenced by the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX animated series, focusing on Jaden Yuki's Neos cards and various archetypes that emphasized unique summoning mechanics. As a Ritual Monster, Lycanthrope required the specific spell card Synthesis Spell to be summoned, reflecting the game's shift toward more complex board states during the mid-2000s.
The design of Lycanthrope leans into traditional folklore, depicting a werewolf figure that fits within the 'Warrior' and 'Beast-Warrior' aesthetic common in the set. Konami's design team at the time often drew from international myths to flesh out the card pool. Because it was released as a common card, it was widely accessible to players rather than being a centerpiece for high-level competitive play, serving primarily as a thematic addition for those building Beast-Warrior focused decks.
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