Summary

• Morphing Jar is a classic Jar card that forces players to dump hands and draw new cards, perfect for setting up graveyards.
• The Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG has various Jar archetypes with different effects, from board wipes to protection and chaos.
• Jar cards like Cyber Jar and Fiber Jar offer chaotic effects, from board wipes to resetting the entire game, adding excitement to duels.

The 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG has many different archetypes that have an extended family tree. One of these classic cards to continue to receive support is none other than Morphing Jar. This scary-looking Jar made a notable appearance in the anime as one of Bakura’s cards. Flip it fa🅺ce-up and all the cards🌳 in your hand will find themselves in the graveyard.

Not every Jar does the same thing. Some destroy cardsও while others are capable of sending both players back to square one. You never know what’s going to happen when you accidentally flip them. So here’s every member of the archetype, ranked.

12 Cobra Jar

A Hidden Snake

It might be tempting to stick your hand inside random jars, but this isn’t the one. While not having a traditional face inside it, Cobra Jar insᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚtead has a snake living within.

This is by far one of the weakest Jars in the archetype. In 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the Duel Monsters era, it could be used to stall the game by creating more targets for your opponent to push through before th💙ey hit your life points.

11 Aroma Jar

A Jar That Sticks Around

Aroma Jar isn’t necessarily bad. It’s the equivalent of Duel Monsters-era monsters with low stats but stays on the🌌 board no matter how hard your opponent smacks into it. Aroma Jar even gives yꦿou 500 life points at the end of each turn.

Compared to the other Jar cards, it’s better 🌱than Cobra Jar for pr🧸otecting you more. However, it doesn’t have any interesting or broken effects that turn the duel upside down.

10 🅺 Dimension Jar

Banishes On Both Sides

Dimension Jar would be better if only you could banish cards. However, it stays true to the archetype where both player𝓀s reap the benefits of whatever each Jar does. In this case, both players get to banish cards from each other's graveyard.

Dimension Jar doesn’t even have the t♉raditional archetype design to make it neat to look at. It is also better when a Jar just has a funnier effect that you want to see resolve for the giggles.

9 Greed Jar

An Exquisite Jar With Two Effects

Greed Jar is a modern Jar card released in the Duelist Ne൲xus set. This monster gives you not one, but two effects to take advantage of when flipped. The first lets you excavate cards, take one, and dump the rest in the graveyard.

The second effect is unique since it lets you dum🉐p extra deck monsters directly into the graveyard. This lets you activate any graveyard effects right away. This particular Jar also has a special golden design.

8 ꦏ Reverse Jar ⛦

Bounce And Sets

Reverse Jar is a tricky member of the archetype. It🧸 has the combined effects of Book of Eclipse and Giant Trunade. However, after you’ve finished bouncing ꩲall the Spells and Traps, both players can set them again.

This card has never been fast enough to see play, but the effect itself is not half bad🌺. Being able to reset the wait time for Traps to be active or getting rid of continuous effects for the turn can technically help you turn the🦩 tide.

7 𝐆Pot Of The Forbidden 🍒

A Slow But Powerful Pot

Pot of the Forbidden is the only member of the Jar archetype that does🍨n’t call itself a Jar, but blends the Pot and Jar archetype.♚ It also requires tribute before you can set it. In return, you get four different effects to choose from.

All the effects are decent, from 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:wiping your opponent’s board to drawing two cards. The biggest downside is that it can’t simply be set like all the others. This makes the 𝓡effect’s time to trigger too long unless combined with other effects.

6 🎶 Absorbing Jar 𒁏

Spells And Traps Be Gone!

Absorbing Jar has a practical effect with the same level of chaos as some of the other jars. Flip it face-up and🐻 all the set Spells and Traps on the field get destroyed.

The good thing is tha🦩t you can then draw cards to replace the destroyed ones. The only downside is that doing this locks you out of card sets, including monster sets, for the turn.

5 Dice Jar

Is Luck On Your Side?

Dice Jar is one of the funniest cards to pull off if you get the opportunity. Roll a six-sided d💜ie for the 𒁃high roll and the loser takes damage equal to what they rolled times 500.

What you’re really aiming for is being able to land a six. If🧜 you beat your opponent with✨ a six, that’s 6000 burn damage with a single card effect. You just need a little luck.

4 Morphing J🎶ar ♚

A Sinister Classic

This is the original Jar card that kicked off the archetype. It forces both players to dump what they have in their hand and draw five new cards. Not on🍌ly does this set up your graveyard, but it also gets you some fresh options.

This card could be used in the early days of Yu-Gওi-Oh! as part of the classic Empty Jar deck. Its purpose would be to win by mill🌌ing your opponent’s entire deck.

3 🍃 Morphing Jar #2 ꦜ

A Classic Numbered Monster

This Jar is one o💯f the more interesting ones since you can potentially dump your entire deck with a single flip. If Morphing Jar #2 gets flipped, and your only valid monster is at the bottom of the deck, everything in between gets dumped.

On aꦗ smaller scale, this Jar could be used to mill🎀 your opponent’s Spells, Traps, and high-level monsters that don’t make the cut. In some cases, Morphing Jar #2 can be considered better than the original.