Gottoms' Emergency Call is a 2009 Yu-Gi-Oh! Starter Deck trap card supporting the X-Saber archetype, identified by set code 5DS2-EN033.
2009 • Yu-Gi-Oh! • Starter Deck: Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's 2009
Near Mint (NM)
5DS2-EN033
Common
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Gottoms' Emergency Call is a Normal Trap Card from the Starter Deck: Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's 2009, bearing the set code 5DS2-EN033. Released in 2009, this card represents the foundational gameplay of the 5D's era, specifically designed to support the X-Saber archetype. As a common card within its release, it serves as a key engine piece for players building decks centered around X-Saber monsters. The card’s effect allows players to target two X-Saber monsters in the Graveyard and special summon them to the field, provided a face-up X-Saber monster is already present. This mechanic enables rapid board presence and resource recovery, making it a staple for archetypes that rely on sending multiple monsters to the graveyard to trigger their effects. For collectors of the 5D's Starter Deck, this card is an essential component that defines the strategic identity of that specific release. Whether you are looking to complete your Starter Deck collection or seeking a reliable support card for your X-Saber builds, Gottoms' Emergency Call remains a notable entry in the game's history. The card's straightforward yet effective design reflects the accessible nature of the 2009 starter sets, which introduced many players to the complex mechanics of the X-Saber lineup. Collectors often seek out this card to understand the evolution of archetype support in Yu-Gi-Oh!. Its inclusion in the 5D's starter deck highlights Konami's focus on creating playable, cohesive decks for new and returning fans. The card's enduring relevance in casual play and its nostalgic value make it a favorite among enthusiasts of the 5D's period.
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Gottoms' Emergency Call
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Yu-Gi-Oh!
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1st Edition
Common
Card Stock
English
Normal
X-Saber
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If a face-up "X-Saber" monster is on the field: Target 2 "X-Saber" monsters in any Graveyard; Special Summon both to your side of the field.
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As a Common from the 2009 Starter Deck era, this First Edition card holds negligible playability value in the modern competitive landscape due to its age and limited power level. Consequently, its market position is driven entirely by its specific print run status rather than any mechanical utility, resulting in a price that reflects collector interest in early 5D's era artifacts rather than gameplay necessity.
While designated as a Common within the Starter Deck mechanics, the First Edition stamp creates a distinct sub-tier of rarity that commands attention from completionists seeking pristine early 2000s Yu-Gi-Oh! history. Unlike modern sets where rarity is defined by foil treatments, this card's scarcity is derived from its initial release window and the specific distribution limits of the 2009 Starter Deck product lines.
This item is not suited for speculative growth as the pool of sealed product from this era is virtually exhausted, leaving only secondary market circulation for trade. Long-term value stability relies on the enduring niche demand for early 5D's era documentation among veteran collectors, but it lacks the crossover appeal or meta-relevance required for significant price appreciation beyond modest collector premiums.
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