Mammoth Graveyard

Time for a quick review on this quick-play monster. Mammoth Graveyard has acquired some skills in Ni-ki-oh. This artwork is pretty cool, for a Zombie Mammoth. Then again, it isn't a Zombie, it is a Dinosaur. The stats are 1200/800 which aren't so good at all since there are better alternatives. Being a quick-play monster does have an awesome advantage though. A quick-play monster is almost the equivalent of a counter trap activated from your hand. It really is too bad that the trigger is very situational. When activated, it doesn't do much good either. It only prevents the opponent from using the card this turn, thus sending the card back to the graveyard and at the same time saving them 2000 LP. No matter what, it is a monster and it is level three so it could get by Gravity Bind.

Stupid Combo

Your opponent has no cards in their hand and they only have one face down Graverobber. They use it to get back your Pot of Avarice and you let out a laugh, a hearty laugh. You activate your quick-play monster, Mammoth Graveyard, from your hand. Your opponent says, "What the fuck? Mammoth Graveyard?" You respond, "You forget that we're playing Ni-ki-oh style, which means your fucked!" As they end their turn, they curse you for forcing them to play by Ni-ki-oh rules. In your turn, you gleam with happiness as you see their completely empty field. You activate three Soul Releases to RFG three Mammoth Graveyards, three Urabys, three Guardian Grarls, three Kabuzauls, and three Two-Headed King Rexes. Then you unlease Tyranno Infinity, which now has 16000 ATK because your opponent foolishly RFG'd your Mad Sword Beast with D.D. Warrior Lady earlier. Tyranno Infinity direct attacks for painage.

Artwork: 7/10
Stats: 4/10
Effect: 5/10
Ease of Use: 8.4/10