Cyber-Stein card: Where is it?

[Rodan2003]

Does anyone know what booster pack, Japanese or English, that the Cyber-Stein is in? I found out about the card in "Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition" for the Gameboy Advance. Since I found it, I have been able to bring out my Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon in the game quite often and win my duels. It's useful in my opinion and the way of using Cyber-Stein in the game is found at Cheatingdome.com as a cheat. I just want to know if it can be found in a booster pack. Thank you for your time.

[Edsie]

Yo dude,
I'm looking for Cyberstein myzelf and to tell you the truth I believe that the card is so damn good, that Konami just won't let it go out in boosters. I think it is going to becoma one of the most wanted cards in the game, and that Konami is going to make that it's advantage. It will probably become a promo-card of some kind. But I don't know for sure. Good luck searching!
Grtz, Edsie

[Rodan2003]

Yeah. Dang shame too, because I really enjoyed that card. I can imagine using it to bring out my strongest fusion monster in my real-life deck, the Dark Paladin (I got it when I bought the Duel Master's Guide as a promo (at least I think it is a promo)). Oh well, I hope it can be found easily if Konami and Upper Deck releases it by itself or in a booster pack.

[Edsie]

I think it will be in game or something as a promo. But I don't know for sure. But question: Blue Eyes Ultimate Daragon, is he already official in America? If so, I'm waiting for it to be release here in Europe

[Sonic]

Cyber-Stein (jp. Devil Frankin) was a normal rare in the Booster Chronicle Japanese set. This is the set that most of the Tournament Packs for the US are made from along with some holos in Starter Decks and the McDonalds promos. Cyber-Stein has not yet been released in the US.

BTW Dark Paladin can only be summoned through a Fusion, Cyber Stein can't summon it with his effect.

The Ultimate Dragon was a Premium Pack promo in Japan and so there is no telling how we will recieve it.

[Rodan2003]

Sonic, thanks for telling me where I can find it. Here's the thing about its effects though. I could only use Cyber-Stein's effect to summon only 1 fusion monster in a duel when it's face-up summoned in the GBA game "Yu-Gi-Oh!: Worldwide Edition-Stairway to the Destined Duel."

You are right about not using Dark Paladin as a normal summon, and I also know Dark Paladin can't be summoned by Cyber-Stein's effect in the game I mentioned above to summon fusion monsters because Dark Paladin wasn't in the game to begin with.

At any rate, if you say I can't summon fusion monsters with Cyber-Stein only in the game I mentioned above, then why can I summon my strongest fusion monster (Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon) in this game only? You are right about one thing though, I can't use that effect in "Yu-Gi-Oh!: Forbidden Memories" for Sony PSOne.

But anyway, I am very grateful for the information :lmao: and I do hope, like many other duelists in this country, that the Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon will be available for use in America.:lmao:

[Sonic]

Pretty much the only monster that Cyber-Stein can't summon from your Fusion deck is Dark Paladin. I was only referring to it.

The reason you are only able to summon one Fusion monster is because you only have enough LP to pay for one. You would have to have over 10000 LP to summon two.

[Rodan2003]

You're right, Sonic. You would need to lose a certain # of Life Points to activate Cyber-Stein's effect. I'm not sure how it is in the actual game, but in the game I use it in (Worldwide Edition), I would have to lose 5000 LP to do so. And I think only one Fusion monster can be summoned, not two unless you have 2 Cyber-Stein cards and a lotta healing cards to make sure it doesn't cost you the duel because you lose a lotta LP. But I wonder if Cyber-Stein ever came to America, would it come as a Limited or Semi-Limited card or even a Forbidden card?:tup: :rolleyes:

[Sonic]

Cyber-Stein won't be restricted for the simple fact that it is not that good. Sure there is the 1 turn win combo, but you must attack to win and there are many ways to prevent someone from attacking.

[Rodan2003]

Hmmm... I suppose in a real duel, that is true. There are so many cards out there that prevent monsters, fusion or not, from attacking an opponent's card. But what if you could find some way, if you're lucky, to use cards that has opponents discarding cards from your deck to the graveyard, hopefully spell and trap or effect monsters. I think a card called Needle Worm can do that if it is flip-summoned or flipped when it is attacked? Or what about Cyber-Jar (I have Needle Worm and Cyber Jar in my deck in "Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition" for GBA) for that matter?:crazy:

[Rodan2003]

Wait a sec, I said something wrong. I meant to say that with certain cards, opponents can discard cards from THEIR decks and not YOUR OWN. I apologize for the confusion. I just found this out after I read my own question after I posted it.

[Sonic]

The way most people win with that deck is to hold things like Dark Hole, Heavy Storm, Raigeki, and Harpie's Feather Duster until they get both Cyber-Stein and Megamorph. Then they sweep the board and swing for 9000 with the BEUD.

Originally posted by Rodan2003
Does anyone know what booster pack, Japanese or English, that the Cyber-Stein is in? I found out about the card in "Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition" for the Gameboy Advance. Since I found it, I have been able to bring out my Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon in the game quite often and win my duels. It's useful in my opinion and the way of using Cyber-Stein in the game is found at Cheatingdome.com as a cheat. I just want to know if it can be found in a booster pack. Thank you for your time.

the cheat code for cyber stein is:
Cyber-Stein: 69015963
i've got passwords to every single card on world wide pm me if u want them :tup:

[Rodan2003]

Thank you for the kind offer, IRON FIGHTER. I already know a place on the internet where one can get a complete list of passwords for Worldwide Edition, that's how I got Cyber-Stein for the game. I will tell you where you can find it if you don't know already. It's at www.gamewinners.com. This site is where I get most of my cheats on Yu-Gi-Oh! video games and any other game I have. Again, thank you for the offer.:beer:

i already new that and dont post links to other websites its a c/d rule ok:tup: