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Man-Eater Bug
Starter Deck: Pegasus SDP-015 • common
- Set
- Starter Deck: Pegasus
- Printing code
- SDP-015
- Rarity
- Common
- 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 to the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in the 2002 Starter Deck: Pegasus. As one of the foundational flip-effect monsters in the early game, it was designed to provide players with a strategic way to remove high-level threats from the field. Its utility made it a staple in competitive decks during the game's formative years, establishing it as an iconic piece of early TCG history.
The card features artwork consistent with the creature-heavy aesthetic of the early sets, characterized by its insectoid, trap-like design. It was illustrated to visually represent its unique flip-effect, where the monster 'eats' or destroys a target upon being revealed. Because of its effectiveness in neutralizing powerful monsters without requiring a tribute, it remains a recognized example of the tactical depth intended by the original card designers.
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