Speedroid Skull Marbles
Machine / Effect
WIND / 
7Once per turn, during the Standby Phase, if your opponent controls a face-up monster that was Special Summoned from the Extra Deck: You can Special Summon this card from your hand. Cannot be destroyed by battle with a Normal Summoned/Set monster. Your opponent takes any battle damage you would have taken from battles involving this card. You can only use this effect of "Speedroid Skull Marbles" once per turn. If you control a face-up monster that is not a "Speedroid" monster, destroy this card.
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CARD ID: 35494087
STATUS TCG: Unlimited
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| TCG Set | Symbol | Rarity | Low | Avg | Trend | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 Mega-Tin Mega Pack | MP18-EN001 | Common | -,--€ | -,--€ | -,--€ | |
| Maximum Crisis | MACR-EN006 | Common | -,--€ | -,--€ | -,--€ |
This monster's appearance is based on part of a rolling ball sculpture.
This card's Japanese names appears to be a portmanteau of Glass (ビードロ Bīdoro) and Skull (髑髏 Dokuro). Bīdoro is an archaic Japanese word used for glass, derived from the Portuguese word vidro of the same meaning.
The fiendish theme that this monster and Speedroid Maliciousmagnet share is likely because they were first introduced in Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V while their owner (Yugo) was under the influence of Z-ARC.
This card has the highest DEF of all Speedroid monsters.
This card's Japanese names appears to be a portmanteau of Glass (ビードロ Bīdoro) and Skull (髑髏 Dokuro). Bīdoro is an archaic Japanese word used for glass, derived from the Portuguese word vidro of the same meaning.
The fiendish theme that this monster and Speedroid Maliciousmagnet share is likely because they were first introduced in Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V while their owner (Yugo) was under the influence of Z-ARC.
This card has the highest DEF of all Speedroid monsters.