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Scrypton
Eternity Code ETCO-EN082 • super-rare
- Set
- Eternity Code
- Printing code
- ETCO-EN082
- Rarity
- Super rare
- Card type
- Effect monster
- Attribute
- Water
- Level / Rank
- 5
- ATK
- 1500
- DEF
- 1500
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Where it came from
Scrypton was released in the Eternity Code booster set, which hit the international market in 2020 as the final core booster set of the Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS era. Designed as a Cyberse-type monster, it reflects the digital, high-tech aesthetic that defined the VRAINS archetype. The card was crafted to support Link Summoning strategies by allowing players to banish Cyberse monsters from their graveyard to Special Summon it, subsequently leveraging its effect to change its own Level to match the banished monster.
The card’s illustration leans into the futuristic, neon-geometric motifs common to Cyberse monsters, emphasizing the sleek, coded nature of the game’s modern mechanics. Upon release, Scrypton was received primarily as a utility piece for niche decks centered on Cyberse synergy. While it did not shift the competitive meta, it remains a notable example of the creative expansion of card types that characterized late-stage VRAINS-era card design.
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