Though "Danger!" monster effects are fundamentally luck-based, activating a "Danger!" monster effect rarely incurs a card disadvantage (though they do slowly reduce the player's hand size, making it easier to "catch" a "Danger!" monster).
These shared effects simulates "Danger!" monsters revealing themselves in the wilderness (i.e.: in their owner's hand), going back into "hiding", and prompting the opponent try to "catch" the monsters (i.e.: correctly discarding the monster from the hand). Target 1 opposing face-up card destroy it. Have all opposing face-up monsters lose 1000 ATK this turn. Send 1 "Danger!" card from Deck to GY, except "Ogopogo". Have both players draw 1 card, then both players discard 1 card.Īdd 1 "Danger!" card from Deck to hand, except "Nessie". Special Summon 1 "Danger!" monster from GY (targets, except "Chupacabra") Special Summon 1 "Danger!" monster from Deck (in Defense, except "Jackalope") Then, if the discarded card was not, Special Summon 1 from your hand, and if you do, draw 1 card. You can reveal this card in your hand your opponent randomly chooses 1 card from your entire hand, then you discard the chosen card.Such a distinction does not exist in their OCG names.Īll "Danger!" monsters share two effects: This is likely due to their relatively harmless appearances clashing with the undertone of urgency from the regular naming scheme.
The TCG names of the Level 3 "Danger!" monsters modify their archetypal name with "Danger!?", and their individual names replace the exclamation marks (!) with question marks (?). The artworks of various "Danger!" cards depict expedition teams of human explorers interacting with this new land and its inhabitants. The "Danger!" monsters inhabit an unexplored island called "Umaria", shown in " Realm of Danger!". The members of the "Danger!" archetype are based on various cryptids, mysterious animals of questionable origins that are believed to exist somewhere in the world. Main article: Master Duel card storylines § The Danger Files Design
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