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Its because aside from the elemental heroes from last season, Normal monsters have become nearly useless. Cards like Birthright and Lycanthrope certainly support them, but where a single card can wipe out the field, those beatdown related normal monsters are simply inadequate. Yes, with a Skill Drain, and spell and trap cards yes, you can make them worthwhile, but all that is wiped away with a single heavy storm, ect.

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  • Why aren't there any new normal monster cards for Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's
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  • Its because aside from the elemental heroes from last season, Normal monsters have become nearly useless. Cards like Birthright and Lycanthrope certainly support them, but where a single card can wipe out the field, those beatdown related normal monsters are simply inadequate. Yes, with a Skill Drain, and spell and trap cards yes, you can make them worthwhile, but all that is wiped away with a single heavy storm, ect.
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  • Its because aside from the elemental heroes from last season, Normal monsters have become nearly useless. Cards like Birthright and Lycanthrope certainly support them, but where a single card can wipe out the field, those beatdown related normal monsters are simply inadequate. Yes, with a Skill Drain, and spell and trap cards yes, you can make them worthwhile, but all that is wiped away with a single heavy storm, ect.
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