Primitive Planet Reichphobia is a Spell Card of the Field property within the Scareclaw archetype. This card is identified by the number RA02-EN067 and is part of the 25th Anniversary Rarity Collection II set, designated by the set code RA02. It features a Super Rare rarity and a Holo finish.
2024 • Yu-Gi-Oh! • 25th Anniversary Rarity Collection II
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Primitive Planet Reichphobia is a Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game card. It is a Spell Card with the Field property. The card belongs to the Scareclaw archetype. It is included in the 25th Anniversary Rarity Collection II set, which has the set code RA02. The card number is RA02-EN067. It has a Super Rare rarity and a Holo finish.
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Featured
Primitive Planet Reichphobia
Game
Yu-Gi-Oh!
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Super Rare
Card Stock
English
Holo
Field
Scareclaw
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When this card is activated: You can add 1 "Scareclaw" monster or "Visas Starfrost" from your Deck to your hand. Monsters your opponent controls lose 100 ATK/DEF for each Defense Position monster on the field. If 3 or more Defense Position monsters are on the field: You can target 1 card your opponent controls; destroy it. You can only use this effect of "Primitive Planet Reichphobia" once per turn. You can only activate 1 "Primitive Planet Reichphobia" per turn.
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