Cyberse Quantum Dragon
Cyberse / Synchro / Effect
DARK / 
71 Tuner + 1+ non-Tuner monsters
While you control a Link Monster, monsters your opponent controls cannot target monsters you control for attacks, except this one, also your opponent cannot target monsters you control with card effects, except this one. Once per turn, at the start of the Damage Step, if this card battles an opponent's monster: You can return that opponent's monster to the hand, also, this card can make a second attack in a row.
2500/2000
CARD ID: 63533837
STATUS TCG: Unlimited
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| TCG Set | Symbol | Rarity | Low | Avg | Trend | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 Tin of Lost Memories Mega Pack | MP20-EN018 | Prismatic Secret Rare | -,--€ | -,--€ | -,--€ | |
| Savage Strike | SAST-EN038 | Ultra Rare | -,--€ | -,--€ | -,--€ |
This card is the first Cyberse Synchro Monster, as well as the first Synchro Monster in the Cyber archetype.
This card's name is a reference to quantum computing, a form of computing that utilizes quantum-mechanical phenomena, such as superposition and entanglement.
This card has several similarities to Cyberse Magician and Cyberse Clock Dragon.
Cyberse Magician
They both have an effect that activates when they battle an opponent's monster.
Cyberse Clock Dragon
They are both Dragon-themed Extra Deck monsters.
Cyberse Magician and Cyberse Clock Dragon
They are the first Cyberse monsters of their respective monster card types (Synchro, Ritual, and Fusion, respectively).
They all share the same ATK, DEF, Level, Type, and Attribute.
They all have an effect that protects their controller's other monsters from being targeted by an opponent's attack or card effect while a Link Monster is also on their field.
However, unlike those two, this monster does not have a clearly defined base form, though one could consider Cyberse Synchron to be its base form given their similar color schemes and how the latter was used to summon this card in all of its appearances.
Much like how Firewall Dragon opposes Borreload Dragon, this card appears to likewise oppose Borreload Savage Dragon, indicating a rivalry with the two cards.
Of the 2500 ATK monsters representing each summon mechanic that was used by Yusaku Fujiki (as Playmaker), this monster is the only one that has never been a cover card.
This card's name is a reference to quantum computing, a form of computing that utilizes quantum-mechanical phenomena, such as superposition and entanglement.
This card has several similarities to Cyberse Magician and Cyberse Clock Dragon.
Cyberse Magician
They both have an effect that activates when they battle an opponent's monster.
Cyberse Clock Dragon
They are both Dragon-themed Extra Deck monsters.
Cyberse Magician and Cyberse Clock Dragon
They are the first Cyberse monsters of their respective monster card types (Synchro, Ritual, and Fusion, respectively).
They all share the same ATK, DEF, Level, Type, and Attribute.
They all have an effect that protects their controller's other monsters from being targeted by an opponent's attack or card effect while a Link Monster is also on their field.
However, unlike those two, this monster does not have a clearly defined base form, though one could consider Cyberse Synchron to be its base form given their similar color schemes and how the latter was used to summon this card in all of its appearances.
Much like how Firewall Dragon opposes Borreload Dragon, this card appears to likewise oppose Borreload Savage Dragon, indicating a rivalry with the two cards.
Of the 2500 ATK monsters representing each summon mechanic that was used by Yusaku Fujiki (as Playmaker), this monster is the only one that has never been a cover card.