Destructive Tendencies looks absolutely unhinged at first glance, like someone stuffed multiple kaiju into one city and said good luck. It is loud, packed, and honestly kind of overwhelming in a way that feels very Godzilla.
Illustration Breakdown
This card is insanely detailed. You have Anguirus front and center smashing through buildings, Gorgoaurus tearing things up in the back, and Manda weaving through the city like a living disaster. The whole scene feels stacked and claustrophobic, like the city is being attacked from every direction at once.
The color palette is wild with purples, greens, and explosive highlights that make everything feel frantic and out of control. It has strong Showa era chaos vibes where multiple monsters just show up and the city instantly loses. That said, I cannot lie, I kind of hate one thing. Why did they hide Manda’s face. Manda is literally this legendary long dragon kaiju, that classic eastern dragon shape people love, and they just tuck him into the background like a side character. That hurts.
Gameplay Integration
From what we can see, this foundation is pure disruption.
If your rival has cycled this game, you can flip it to destroy one rival foundation. That is huge against decks that churn through cards fast and rely on cycling to stay consistent. It rewards you for playing patiently and then punishing overextension.
This feels like a card that sits quietly early and suddenly becomes a problem mid to late game when your opponent thinks they are stable. It pressures resource heavy strategies without needing fancy combos.
Collector Details / Value Mention
TCG: Godzilla: Reign of Kaiju by UVS Games
Card Number: GDZ01 38/186
Type: Foundation
Rarity: Not confirmed
Foil or alt art: Not confirmed
Value check: I can’t confirm the current market price yet, drop the price info and I’ll add it.
Opinion
This card is insanely detailed and visually chaotic in a way that fits multiple kaiju attacks perfectly. I love the scale and madness of it. But hiding Manda’s face is criminal and I will never forgive that choice.
Read more:
The Art Of Godzilla Shin Godzilla – Godzilla: Reign Of Kaiju
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