Yu-Gi-Oh! RD/KP27 Mad Rare Heart Spell Sends a Field Card to the Deck Bottom
Mad Rare Heart (RD/KP27-JP053) is a Rush Duel Normal Spell that needs a face-up Level 6 opposing monster and pays for removal with summon and attack limits.
Rush Duel's RD/KP27 set reportedly gets a removal Spell: Mad Rare Heart (RD/KP27-JP053), a Normal Spell that sends one card from the opponent's field to the bottom of its owner's Deck. It has a catch.
Mad Rare Heart Effect Text and Requirement
Activation is only possible when your opponent has a face-up Level 6 monster on their side. With that requirement satisfied, you pick 1 card from the opponent's field and put it at the bottom of the Deck belonging to its owner.
The target is any 1 card on the opponent's field, not specifically the Level 6 monster.
Mad Rare Heart Drawback
Once the effect has been activated, the following restrictions stay in force through the end of the turn:
- You cannot Special Summon.
- Monsters cannot declare attacks for you, with the lone exception of DARK monsters whose original DEF is 1100.
TCGKing's take: the attack exception is narrow, so this looks built for a specific DARK deck rather than as a general-purpose answer. Everyone else is buying a removal Spell that shuts off their own Special Summons and attacks, which is a steep fee for tidying someone's board.
Mad Rare Theme
The card belongs to the "Mad Rare" (マッドレア) theme. The flavour text on it states that even an evil organization has loved ones and happy moments.
It joins other RD/KP27 reveals TCGKing has covered, including Mad Rare Rappid and Forest of the Beautiful Dark Queen.
What is still unknown
- The release date and price of RD/KP27 are not announced yet.
- The rarity of Mad Rare Heart is not stated.
- Konami has not confirmed the card.
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