ÆƵ– Posted September 21, 2017 Report Share Posted September 21, 2017 TapiretrieverLevel 2/ EARTHBeast/ EffectYou can banish this card ; Send 1 "Tapir" monster from your Deck to the GY, then banish 1 Beast monster from your GY. You can only use this effect of "Tapireviver" once per turn. If this card is banished from the GY, Beast monsters you control cannot be targeted by your opponent's card effects while this card is banished. 900 ATK/ 500 DEF TapireplacerLevel 2/ EARTHBeast/ EffectYou can banish this card; Special Summon 1 of your banished "Tapir" monsters, except "Tapireplacer", then banish 1 Beast monster from your GY. You can only use this effect of "Tapireplacer" once per turn. If this card is banished from the GY, Beast monsters you control gain 500 ATK and DEF while this card is banished.700 ATK/ 700 DEF TapirestorerLevel 2/ EARTHBeast/ EffectYou can banish this card; Return up to 3 Beast monsters that are banished to your GY, then banish 1 Beast monster from your GY that was there at this effect's activation. You can only use this effect of "Tapirestorer" once per turn. If this card is banished from the GY, Special Summoned "Tapir" monsters you control cannot have their effects negated by your opponent's card effects while this card is banished.600 ATK/ 800 DEF TapireviverLevel 2/ EARTHBeast/ EffectYou can banish this card; Special Summon 1 Beast monster from your GY, then banish 1 Beast monster from your GY. You can only use this effect of "Tapireviver" once per turn. If this card is banished from the GY, Special Summoned "Tapir" monsters you control cannot be destroyed by your opponent's card effects while this card is banished.500 ATK/ 900 DEF Dark Desertapir is a fun card and now he has some friends. These are able to bypass rescue cat negate a la Kozmo self banishing, and have lingering effects when they use themselves as fuel. CnC? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nekomata Posted September 22, 2017 Report Share Posted September 22, 2017 I've already noticed that those monsters say "Tapir" with the T capitalized and I'm not sure if Desertapir would be included, kinda like how some cards say "tellarknight" to include Stellarknight too. TapiretrieverBanish this, mill a Tapir, banish a Beast from the GY. If banished, protection from targeting. I see that the whole Archetype is based on Banishing Tapirs to make Desertapir work without missing timing. This can be a free "SS a Beast-Type monster from the GY", and I like the concept. TapireplacerBanish this, SS a banished Tapir, banish a Beast from the GY. If banished, +500 ATK/DEF. This might require a bit of setup, but it's fine. Beast-Type Decks aren't used a lot these days, so I'd like to see a return of Beasts. TapirestorerBanish this, recycle 3 banished Beasts, then banish a Beast from the GY. If banished, protection from negation. The more I see Tapirs, the more I think it's gonna be a slow Deck. They all require to be on the field, right? Also, I'm not sure, but this one may be not worth it to run, mostly because Tapirs have to be banished by another Tapir and this doesn't SS another one. Just use a Burial from a Different Dimension. TapireviverBanish this, SS a Beast from the GY, then banish 1 Beast from the GY. If banished, protection from card effects. This one is better just because you can get another Tapir to use, or another Beast in general. Maybe too splashable because it can Summon any Beast-Type? No, they need "generic" support. The idea is really cool and I see you've tried to make Desertapir useful, good job. But they kinda need more swarming abilities, and so far they're just a slow Beast engine that takes your Normal Summon. Also, I'm not 100% sure they bypass Rescue Cat. It negates effects, so you can activate a Tapir, it gets banished, but it's negated? Banishing them is a cost, and the effect resolves when they're in the banished zone... eh, it might work. But as I said, I'm not sure. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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