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Man-Eater Bug
Quarter Century Bonanza RA03-EN082 • secret-rare
- Set
- Quarter Century Bonanza
- Printing code
- RA03-EN082
- Rarity
- Secret rare
- Card type
- Effect monster
- Attribute
- Earth
- Level / Rank
- 2
- ATK
- 450
- DEF
- 600
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Where it came from
Man-Eater Bug was first introduced in the early years of the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game, debuting in the Metal Raiders expansion in 2002. As one of the original flip effect monsters, it became a staple of early competitive play due to its ability to destroy any monster on the field when flipped face-up, providing a crucial tool for players to remove powerful threats during a time when card removal options were limited.
The card's design features a grotesque, insectoid creature characteristic of the dark fantasy aesthetic prevalent in early Konami monster designs. In the Quarter Century Bonanza set, this classic card is presented as a Secret Rare, updated with modern foiling techniques to celebrate the history of the game as part of its twenty-fifth anniversary tribute to legacy cards.
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