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Yu-Gi-Oh! Violet Witch is a Spellcaster-type monster card in the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game. It was first introduced in the Crimson Crisis set. The Violet Witch has a divine attribute and belongs to the Dark archetype. With an ATK (attack) of 1000 and a DEF (defense) of 1800, the Violet Witch may not have the highest attack power, but it compensates with its unique effect. When this card is sent from the hand to the graveyard, the Violet Witch allows its controller to add one Spell card from their graveyard to their hand. This effect can be extremely useful in various deck types, allowing the player to recover and reuse powerful Spell cards that may have been previously utilized or destroyed.

Movie: (1962) A knight tries to save damsel from an evil sorcerer with the help of his magical foster mother.

First shown 8 29 92 Opening Joel fancies himself a caricature artist Invention exchange J The Mads have created designer bio-hazard absorbent throw pillows and Frank performs a one-act play to explain them Host segment 1 J tB present their commercial for Basil Rathbones for dogs Host segment 2 Joel, Gypsy and Crow, in medieval costumes, present a pageant on life in the middle ages, but Tom ruins things Host segment 3 Crow sings Estelle End J tB discuss words you can t say on TV, Joel reads a letter, TV s Frank s not looking good Stinger Estelle s two-headed assistant 177 votes, average 4. No warranty is expressed or implied that the information given herein is completely accurate, and in fact this information can and will change at any time.

This effect can be extremely useful in various deck types, allowing the player to recover and reuse powerful Spell cards that may have been previously utilized or destroyed. By recycling Spell cards, the Violet Witch can generate card advantage and provide the player with more resources to carry out their strategies. The Violet Witch's effect also synergizes well with other cards that can send it to the graveyard, such as Foolish Burial or card effects that discard cards from the hand.

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First Broadcast - 10 am Saturday, August 29th 1992

#75 in Mighty Jack's Top 100
Excellence Level: Sir Glenn thinks King Bert did a royal good job here!
Movie Pain: Low - I actually had a good time watching this
Riffing: Cheeky good fun
Skits: Enchanting


A strange little fairy-tale from Bert I Gordon: Tells of a young knight (Gary Lockwood) who battles through 7 curses to save a princess from an evil wizard (Basil Rathbone), and his 2 headed dragon. A fun movie and weird, just like I likes 'em! I especially enjoyed sorceress Sybil's bald assistants (who provided this episode's stinger). Solid episode, well riffed, with few slow spots. Overall cute vibe - as when Joel gives Sir George a hard time about being able to defeat a puppet -Crow is somewhat incensed. Plus, a couple of good skits - Frank gets too much radiation, and Crow sings a love song to Estelle Winwood (wonderfully aided by Servo). Oh, and Merritt Stone? He plays the 'Grady' like King (to answer Paul's question from the ACEG).

Host Segments
Intro: Joel draws caricatures. Invention: J&TBs wear "Big Gulp Berets". Forrester has designer bio hazard throw pillows. Segment 1: Basil Rathbones for dogs. Segment 2: The gang play "Middle Ages", until Servo spoils it with a large dose of reality. Segment 3: Crow sings "Estelle". End: Words you can't say on TV, and TV's Frank is looking a bit thin. Stinger: The dude with 2 heads.

MST Hour Segments
Part 1: The host wields a sword and promises, "Today you’ll be especially glad you paid your cable bill". When we return, he is wearing a maiden's hat, which makes him feel pretty so he dances gracefully with a crewman during credits and forces him to bow at the end. Part 2: Jack swings sword before the recap. In segment 2 he’s feeling powerful with that blade in his hand, so he engages in swordplay with the crewman at the end.

Notable Riffs
* "Beseech this!" - Servo
* "12 Angry Mimes!" - Joel
* "Teddy Ruxpin, NO!" - Joel
* "I am furious yellow!" - Joel Helene
* "Double Hi-Keebah! Raised you one" - Servo as George
* "You've violated ape law!" - Crow, as the King
* "In a private ceremony they were married by Grady, from Sandford and Son." - Joel
* "You're not going home." - "You're going to Disneyland!" - Basil Rathbone/Joel
* "Why does the most evil man in the world live in a Stuckeys?" - Servo
* "They're not dead, they're just 'metaphysically challenged'." - Servo
* "Take her." - "Here? In front of the circus people?" - Basil Rathbone/Crow (as Sir Branton)
* "Mount your horses, gentlemen." - "We're not that lonely!" - Sir Branton/Crow
* "I have waited until your daughter reached that age, so that my dragon could relish the flesh of the princess." "Oh, wowwww. " - Basil Rathbone/Joel.
* "A Candystripers outfit? Thanks mom!" - Joel as George
* "Oh man, I know he's French, but her!?" - Joel
* "And last. " - "Terry, the sensitive knight." - George/Joel

Riff Explained
"Have Breakfast With Meeee!" - Joel
Cereal quips were popular during the Joel era. Kix, Quisp, Quake, have all been used as joke material. The riff above, said while Sir George spies on his royal highness, refers to a "King Vitaman" commercial. BTW: One of the Knights in Vitaman's court, was Sir Laffsitup, whose voice was provided by Paul Frees, the director of "The Beatniks" (Episode #415).

Stuff and Nonsense
Gordon wanted to have the dragon breath real fire because an overlay effect wouldn't have looked as authentic. Because of this, he couldn't use a miniature and actually built a dragon that was about 11 feet in height. On film, he boosted the size of the beast so that it looked much larger.

Rathbone's Doggie Biscuits

This makes it easier to trigger its effect and gain the advantage of retrieving a Spell card. Additionally, the Violet Witch's DEF value can protect it from lower ATK monsters, allowing it to survive on the field and potentially activate its effect multiple times. While the Violet Witch may not be a commonly seen card in competitive play, it can still be a valuable addition to a Spellcaster-focused deck or a deck that heavily relies on Spell cards. Its ability to recycle Spell cards can provide players with an advantage and enhance the overall strategy of their deck. In conclusion, the Yu-Gi-Oh! Violet Witch is a Spellcaster-type monster card with a divine attribute. Its unique effect of retrieving a Spell card from the graveyard when sent from the hand to the graveyard makes it a valuable asset in various deck strategies..

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