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The best card out of Stardust Overdrive imo. GET IT
-- By Harrison from Georgia on November 12, 2009
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This card is just plain awesome. He's capable of a pretty nice lock-down, especially when paired up with Anti-Spell Fragrance. If your opponents field is clear when he's summoned he's hard to kill. When used with the right balance of Wind/Dark monsters he can bring himself back to the field with no problem. When played right, the only thing that could get him gone are Removed from Play decks and monsters with destroying and effect negating effects, since 2700 is pretty sturdy attack. I'm anticipating alot of decks built around this card.
-- By Andrew from TN on November 16, 2009
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This card is about 2 years too late to be competitive (yes kiddies the combo between this and anti-spell fragrance has been out for a long time). It will be splashed here and there in the meta but it will never be a consistent card.
-- By Yourface from Tally, FL on November 19, 2009
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Pricy but decent. ASF and this almost gets game as long as you have the proper protection (Goyo, Brionac, Dark Armed, any removal monster, grand mole, JD, Mist Wurm, and various other threats). The best card in Stardust Overdrive is a stretch though, I prefer Shutendoji.
-- By Joshua Van Minsel from Fort Lewis, WA on November 21, 2009
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While perhaps not the best card in SOVR, (that title belongs to Archlord Kristya) Dark Simorgh is an extreamly powerful monster that is more than capable of securing wins and OTKing. While the Anit-Spell Fragrance combo may be inconsistant, preventing your opponent from setting Traps, Quick-Play Spell, or monsters is very controlling, and makes this card well worth running. In Hopless Dragon or Stun, it's a welcome addition to decks everwhere.
-- By Killer2401 from Michigan on November 26, 2009
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An alright card, but only really good in specific decks or rather decks that completly focus on getting it out. However the price is too expensive so that a deck can be run around it with a play set of three. Probaly will only see its true potential when it becomes fiscally possible to run three.
-- By Denny Anderson from NZ on January 23, 2010
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