Examples[edit] Normal Pendulum Monster ("Odd-Eyes Arc Pendulum Dragon") Effect Pendulum Monster ("Odd-Eyes Pendulum Dragon") Ritual Pendulum Monster ("Odd-Eyes Pendulumgraph Dragon") Fusion Pendulum Monster ("Odd-Eyes Venom Dragon") Synchro Pendulum Monster ("Odd-Eyes Wing Dragon") Xyz Pendulum Monster ("Odd-Eyes Rebellion Dragon") In other languages[edit] Trivia[edit] "Vidolium the Unstable Power Patron of Unity" has the highest original ATK of all Pendulum Monsters, at 5000

literally just the best friend of Shiranui/Metaphys) Aleister's entire Deck, really, bar Overdrive (nothing of note, actually, except a monster that fills your entire field with Tokens on-Summon, and a card that makes 2-4 Token copies of Level 3 or lower Normal Machines) One-off destruction cards Power Balance (if your opponent attacks with an even number of cards in their hand, and there are no cards in your hand, they discard half their hand and you draw cards equal to the amount they discarded) Shadow Balance (Basically Evenly Matched, but it destroys, only counts monsters, and you choose which ones they keep) Attack negation cards of varying quality, the best being Kaiba's Command Silencer (Quick-Play Spell that negates an attack and draws you a card) Zombie's Jewel (grabs any Spell from your opponent's Graveyard by letting your opponent draw 1) Plasma Eel (A Machine Dupe target that can't be destroyed by battle) Magical Trick Mirror (Activates any Spell Card from the Graveyard in response to an opponent's attack, can occasionally do weird things) Negative Energy Generator (triples a DARK monster's ATK) Normal monsters of varying quality A Quick-Play Spell that makes you discard your hand to excavate the top card of your Deck, and if it's a Spell, its effects are immediately activated (think a faster Diamond Dude- it ignores costs, but not conditions) Couple random Weevil cards Some of Noah's nonsense Some of Dartz's cards Bakura's burn/mill/stall stuff (eg, Horrible Earthbound, a card that burns your opponent for 500 when an attack is declared, meaning that replay actually does extra damage

Master Duel displays in all its glory just how complicated this trading card game can be
There are better and more accurate ones available, other than DaniOcampo1992's version