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Description
Original Name:
Japanese: ゴーストリック・フェスティバル
Japanese (rōmaji): Gōsutorikku Fesutibaru
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Card type: ----- Monster
Attribute: ----- DARK
Types: --------- Spellcaster / Link / Effect
Link Arrows: -- Bottom-Center
ATK / LINK: --- 0 / 1
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Card descriptions:
1 non-Link "Ghostrick" monster
You can also use a face-down "Ghostrick" monster you control as material to Link Summon this card. Your "Ghostrick" monsters can attack directly while a "Ghostrick" card is in a Field Zone. When an opponent's monster declares an attack: You can Tribute this card; Special Summon 1 "Ghostrick" monster from your Deck in face-down Defense Position. You can only use this effect of "Ghostrick Festival" once per turn.
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Trivia:
● "Ghostrick Alucard", "Ghostrick Angel of Mischief", "Ghostrick Doll", "Ghostrick Dullahan", "Ghostrick Fairy", "Ghostrick Ghoul", "Ghostrick Jackfrost", "Ghostrick Jiangshi", "Ghostrick Lantern", "Ghostrick Mummy", "Ghostrick Nekomusume", "Ghostrick Siren", "Ghostrick Skeleton", "Ghostrick Socuteboss", "Ghostrick Specter", the arm of "Ghostrick Stein", "Ghostrick Warwolf", "Ghostrick Witch", "Ghostrick Yeti", and the upper half of Ghostrick Yuki-onna appear in this card's artwork.
● This is the first Extra Deck monster that can use a face-down monster as material for a built-in Special Summon, besides Contact Fusion.
● This monster seems to serve the purpose of a Field Spell Card, as indicated by the following:
● Its name and artwork, which don't seem representative of a typical monster.
● Its effect, which only applies while a "Ghostrick" card is in a Field Zone.
● The activation condition of "Ghostrick or Treat", which requires the player to control either a "Ghostrick" Link Monster (which is currently only this card) or a "Ghostrick" Field Spell.
● Its artwork and name, which are similar to other "Ghostrick" Field Spells' ones (namely "Ghostrick Mansion", "Museum", and "Parade"), which feature various "Ghostrick" monsters in their artwork and are named after a location or event.

More info:yugipedia.com/wiki/Ghostrick_F…

Description
Original Name:
Japanese: ゴーストリック・フェスティバル
Japanese (rōmaji): Gōsutorikku Fesutibaru
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Card type: ----- Monster
Attribute: ----- DARK
Types: --------- Spellcaster / Link / Effect
Link Arrows: -- Bottom-Center
ATK / LINK: --- 0 / 1
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Card descriptions:
1 non-Link "Ghostrick" monster
You can also use a face-down "Ghostrick" monster you control as material to Link Summon this card. Your "Ghostrick" monsters can attack directly while a "Ghostrick" card is in a Field Zone. When an opponent's monster declares an attack: You can Tribute this card; Special Summon 1 "Ghostrick" monster from your Deck in face-down Defense Position. You can only use this effect of "Ghostrick Festival" once per turn.
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Trivia:
● "Ghostrick Alucard", "Ghostrick Angel of Mischief", "Ghostrick Doll", "Ghostrick Dullahan", "Ghostrick Fairy", "Ghostrick Ghoul", "Ghostrick Jackfrost", "Ghostrick Jiangshi", "Ghostrick Lantern", "Ghostrick Mummy", "Ghostrick Nekomusume", "Ghostrick Siren", "Ghostrick Skeleton", "Ghostrick Socuteboss", "Ghostrick Specter", the arm of "Ghostrick Stein", "Ghostrick Warwolf", "Ghostrick Witch", "Ghostrick Yeti", and the upper half of Ghostrick Yuki-onna appear in this card's artwork.
● This is the first Extra Deck monster that can use a face-down monster as material for a built-in Special Summon, besides Contact Fusion.
● This monster seems to serve the purpose of a Field Spell Card, as indicated by the following:
● Its name and artwork, which don't seem representative of a typical monster.
● Its effect, which only applies while a "Ghostrick" card is in a Field Zone.
● The activation condition of "Ghostrick or Treat", which requires the player to control either a "Ghostrick" Link Monster (which is currently only this card) or a "Ghostrick" Field Spell.
● Its artwork and name, which are similar to other "Ghostrick" Field Spells' ones (namely "Ghostrick Mansion", "Museum", and "Parade"), which feature various "Ghostrick" monsters in their artwork and are named after a location or event.

More info:yugipedia.com/wiki/Ghostrick_F…