Exodia The Forbidden one
 

Greg's Review:

Well this is kind of a different card to review and when I say that it really is. Ok so when all five cards of Exodia are in your hand during your turn you win cool right? Well this card is always a fun deck to run but also a risky. It seems like the power of Exodia is a weird line graph. It is like up down up down, I don't know but ever scents magic ruler it is nothing to be fearful off. Magic ruler released three hand disruptors also known a Forceful Sentry, Confiscation and Delinquent Duo. Lod released Drop offs which are not restricted in any way shape or form and Yata which does not help out Exodia cause. And pgd released Don Zaloog who is king of hand disruption so Exodia is not a threat nor easy to get out. Now with a lot of luck like all five in your starting hand you have a chance and if you are playing a beginner who has no clue to what Exodia is and a Joey starter deck than no threat really. But when playing any experienced player they will disrupt your hand or take your life points to 0 before you even summon it.

Some say playing this is the baby way or is not fair or cheap but really I quite have to disagree. Exodia is harder than most other decks because most do not need five pieces to win and most win all of the same way take away all of your life to zero. But in yu-gi-oh I have one belief, people who play competitively  do what works, people who play for fun play fun cards ands this is an example of one. But with 8/10 decks being some variation of hand disruption this is a dangerous card to run.

Pro's

get all five pieces and win

Con's

hard to get out

hard to get

ultra rare

most decks are hand disruption or beatdown

What I have to say is this: If you want a consistent way to win don't play this

3/5 in tourney

4.5/5 fun

Colton's Review:  We have a new card of the day member today so lets all say hi to Colton.............

hello, this is my first card of the day so here goes..............
exodia, what can I say, its been getting less and less playable since magic ruler because of all of the hand disrupting cards. this set is only worth playing in the right deck and even in the right deck, it is very vulnerable to all the hand disrupting spells and traps: thus, there are all of the counters. counters ate a must for exodia decks. if there are no counters, then say goodbye to all of your pieces.

3.9/5

Keith's Review:

The once feared Exodia. If it weren't for Delinquent Duo, Confiscation, Forceful Sentry, and Don Zaloog, this card would still be a very wanted card. Hand Disruption is everywhere, and with Fiber Jar to waste all the work, this card's) loses the zip in zip zap. Without zip, it doesn't make sense. You're going to need lots of draw power to play this card and make a tourney winning deck.

   Ratings Casual 4
Tourney   3
 

Sebastian here for the daily card of the day:

exodia review
ok the card of the day for today is exodia its getting better with the upcoming set coming out dark crisis with the new exodia necros  which u need all 5 pieces of exodia in the grave to play it and if any pieces are removed its dead but this card is good it increases by 500 atk during each of youre standby phases and cant be destroyed by battle  its basicly a spirit reaper.So everyone i guess should play their painful choice or others to get the pieces to the graveyard.Anyway exodia now has more advantages with cards to draw and thin youre deck like nimbles and tomatos also cards to draw the pieces and win like witch and sangan and pot of greed aka pot of weed and graceful charity and the card almost no one uses reckless greed. But now exodia has grown more uses and is getting more valuable so try to get youre hands on a set before they are gone forever. any way here is what i rank it 3.5/5 tournament and deck based around it and 1/5 in any other deck that has nothing good except an exodia bye and there is my review on exodia