Electromagnetic Bagworm
Insect / Flip / Effect
LIGHT / 
3FLIP: Target 1 Machine-Type monster your opponent controls; take control of that target until your next End Phase.
If this card is destroyed by battle: The monster that destroyed it loses 500 ATK and DEF.
200/1400
CARD ID: 07914843
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| TCG Set | Symbol | Rarity | Low | Avg | Trend | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abyss Rising | ABYR-EN090 | Common | -,--€ | -,--€ | -,--€ | |
| Battle Pack 3: Monster League | BP03-EN100 | Common | -,--€ | -,--€ | -,--€ | |
| Battle Pack 3: Monster League | BP03-EN100 | Shatterfoil Rare | -,--€ | -,--€ | -,--€ |
This card is the first LIGHT Insect monster.
This card's Japanese name is translated into Sackträger, which means Bagworm in German.
In the video games, this monster is not really visible, and is covered by several electronic devices such as DVD players, stereo speakers, and TV monitors, similar to a real bagworm. However, when this monster is destroyed in battle, its devices fall off, revealing its small, metallic body.
In Yu-Gi-Oh! The Duelists of the Roses, a possible easter egg in the game is that upon closer inspection of the 3-D model, one of the monitors has an image of a dancing frog on it.
This monster is behind three motherboards and one video card, hence this card's first effect to pillage control of Machine-Type monsters; the said circuitry also have the following identifiable ports/connectors/components:
Buses
Capacitors of different sizes and colors
A blue panel on the bottom-right motherboard that strongly resembles a DIP switch
Graphics processing units (GPUs)
P1 connectors (for the Power supply unit (PSU),) albeit the pin count is erroneous, as motheeboards usually either have 20 or 24-pin P1s; the fully visible P1 on the left-most motherboard has 30 pins.
A Parallel port on the left-most motherboard
SouthBridge chips
A port strongly resembling an S-Video port on the left-most motherboard
A VGA connector on the video card (upper-right)
This card's Japanese name is translated into Sackträger, which means Bagworm in German.
In the video games, this monster is not really visible, and is covered by several electronic devices such as DVD players, stereo speakers, and TV monitors, similar to a real bagworm. However, when this monster is destroyed in battle, its devices fall off, revealing its small, metallic body.
In Yu-Gi-Oh! The Duelists of the Roses, a possible easter egg in the game is that upon closer inspection of the 3-D model, one of the monitors has an image of a dancing frog on it.
This monster is behind three motherboards and one video card, hence this card's first effect to pillage control of Machine-Type monsters; the said circuitry also have the following identifiable ports/connectors/components:
Buses
Capacitors of different sizes and colors
A blue panel on the bottom-right motherboard that strongly resembles a DIP switch
Graphics processing units (GPUs)
P1 connectors (for the Power supply unit (PSU),) albeit the pin count is erroneous, as motheeboards usually either have 20 or 24-pin P1s; the fully visible P1 on the left-most motherboard has 30 pins.
A Parallel port on the left-most motherboard
SouthBridge chips
A port strongly resembling an S-Video port on the left-most motherboard
A VGA connector on the video card (upper-right)