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Machine Duplication
Rise of Destiny RDS-EN041 • rare
- Set
- Rise of Destiny
- Printing code
- RDS-EN041
- Rarity
- Rare
- Card type
- Spell
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Machine Duplication was introduced in the Rise of Destiny booster set, released in North America in late 2004. As a Normal Spell card, it was designed to support Machine-type decks by allowing a player to target a monster with 500 or less ATK and special summon up to two copies of that monster from the deck. This mechanic provided a significant boost to aggressive swarm strategies, effectively turning one small machine into a full field presence.
The card’s illustration reflects the mechanical aesthetic favored by the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game during the mid-2000s, emphasizing the industrial and repetitive nature of mass-producing combat units. Over the years, Machine Duplication became a staple in competitive play, particularly in decks built around monsters like Cyber Dragon Core or various 'Cyber' archetypes. Its enduring utility in combo-heavy playstyles has secured its reputation as a fundamental utility card within the broader history of the game.
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