Factory of 100 Machines is a 2008 Quick-Play Spell card from the Crossroads of Chaos set, designed to support Morphtronic Monster strategies.
2008 • Yu-Gi-Oh! • Crossroads of Chaos
Near Mint (NM)
CSOC-EN049
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Factory of 100 Machines, identified by set code CSOC-EN049, is a Quick-Play Spell card released in 2008 as part of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Crossroads of Chaos expansion. This card is specifically engineered to support the Morphtronic archetype, allowing players to manipulate their Graveyard resources for immediate board control. When activated, the card enables the removal of all Morphtronic monsters from the Graveyard to boost the Attack points of a face-up Machine-Type monster you control. The boost is calculated based on the number of cards removed, lasting until the End Phase. As a Common rarity card, it is accessible for builders looking to complete their set or test specific deck architectures. The card's design reflects the industrial aesthetic of the Morphtronic series, featuring mechanical imagery that complements its function as a tactical tool for Machine-type strategies. For investors and hobbyists in the trading card game market, Factory of 100 Machines represents a piece of Yu-Gi-Oh! History from the late 2000s. Its role in defining early Morphtronic gameplay makes it a notable entry for those who appreciate the evolution of archetype support. Whether you are building a competitive deck or expanding your collection of 2008 era cards, this Quick-Play Spell remains a functional and historically significant component of the game.
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Factory of 100 Machines
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Yu-Gi-Oh!
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Common
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English
Quick-Play
Morphtronic
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Remove from play all "Morphtronic" monsters from your Graveyard. Target face-up Machine-Type monster you control gains 200 ATK for each card removed, until the End Phase.
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As a common card from 2008, this piece trades primarily as a bulk filler or for completionist needs rather than competitive meta play. Its minimal collector premium reflects the abundance of copies in circulation, meaning it does not command significant value beyond its nominal status. Without special attributes or foil treatments, it remains strictly a low-tier asset in the secondary market.
The card holds a Common rarity tier within the Crossroads of Chaos set, indicating it was printed in the highest volumes to support standard deck construction. This classification ensures that supply is effectively infinite for most collectors, as pull rates for commons are maximized in sealed products. Consequently, the finish and variant options are limited to standard non-foil printing, which further stabilizes its low-end market position.
Investment potential is negligible due to the lack of scarcity mechanics and the absence of high-demand meta relevance. While nostalgia for 2008 sets may drive minor completionist interest, the sheer volume of available copies prevents any appreciation in value. It serves better as a cataloging item for dedicated set completers rather than a vehicle for capital growth.
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