Professor Oak specifications: Pros You want the first version of this iconic character You like busted and banned cards Cons You can't play him in anything but Unlimited With his stern expression and slightly drab appearance, you could be forgiven for dismissing Professor Oak as an old fuddy-duddy
Seeing as its attack only required colorless energy, Scyther could be safely slotted into any deck, and it was for a time, though using Swords Dance turn one and then tossing a Double Colorless energy and attacking for 60 was a truly spicy way to begin games back in the day when this card was released
Trap Dustshoot This is a card that was particularly dangerous during eras when players tended to have more cards in their Hand rather than on the field, meaning its the nightmare of slower formats
It gained a different effect for each "Exodia" piece in the Graveyard
However, there is a catch
Unfortunately, the card itself has limited use in battles against either other real-life opponents in Versus mode or against the AI in Solo mode
