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Number 34: Terror-Byte
Star Pack 2013 SP13-EN025 • common
- Set
- Star Pack 2013
- Printing code
- SP13-EN025
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Xyz monster
- Attribute
- Dark
- Level / Rank
- 3
- ATK
- 0
- DEF
- 2900
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Where it came from
Number 34: Terror-Byte was introduced to the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game as part of the Star Pack 2013 set. Released in the spring of 2013, the Star Pack series was designed as a budget-friendly way for players to acquire cards previously featured in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal anime series. This specific card serves as an Xyz Monster, a core mechanic of the Zexal era that requires players to overlay two monsters of the same level to summon a more powerful entity.
The design of Terror-Byte draws heavily from digital and cybernetic themes, reflecting its name and the electronic aesthetic prevalent in the Zexal series' monster designs. As a common rarity card, it was produced to be widely accessible to the player base rather than a chase or collector-focused rarity. Its reception has remained largely relegated to niche play, valued more for its thematic role within the XYZ landscape than as a staple in competitive tournament decks.
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