Unifrog

Unifrog — Power Evaluation

Final Score: 55 ± 6 · Confidence: Medium

• Intrinsic: 55 · Deck: 56 · Meta: provisional
• Primary role: Material body · Secondary: Removal, Utility

Why it scores here

Unifrog's value comes almost entirely from being a Level 2 WATER Aqua "Frog" name that plugs into the Frog engine (Swap Frog at 97.8% co-decks, Dupe Frog 97.8%, Substitoad 93.3%) and into Rank 2 Xyz plays, not from its 400 ATK / 400 DEF, which earn it nothing. Its printed effect is a slow, conditional piece of removal: attack directly, then destroy 1 opponent Spell/Trap only if you already control a different "Frog". With no combo appearances, no guides, and an average of 1.17 copies across 134 decks (121 lists run exactly one), it reads as a cheap one-slot engine/name body with an occasional upside rather than a card that converts into a winning board by itself.

Axis scores

Calculation

Weight profile: 0.7 Material body + 0.3 Removal. Intrinsic ≈ 55, Deck ≈ 56, Meta = provisional. Modifiers: none. Final formula: 0.40*Intrinsic + 0.60*Deck

Strengths

• Level 2 WATER Aqua with the "Frog" name — clean material for Rank 2 Xyz and a natural fit for the Swap Frog / Substitoad engine
• Remains a usable Level 2 Aqua body even if its effect is negated or blanked
• Attached soft removal: a direct attack can destroy 1 opponent Spell/Trap
• Very low deck cost (about one slot, average 1.17 copies) and no garnet risk

Weaknesses

• 400 ATK / 400 DEF contributes nothing to its power; the direct attack only chips 400 LP
• The Spell/Trap destruction needs another "Frog" you control and only triggers if the direct attack succeeds
• Removal happens in the Battle Phase, so it is slow and easy to play around
• Excludes itself and "Frog the Jam" from satisfying its own condition
• Predominantly a 1-of role player rather than a card that carries a deck

Counters / choke points

• Negating its summon or its effect before the Battle Phase
• Battle-phase removal or battle traps that stop the direct attack from connecting
• Removing the other "Frog" monster so the trigger condition is not met
• Decks that run few Spell/Trap cards, blanking the payoff even when the attack lands
• Holding back attacks with cards that prevent battle damage or end the Battle Phase

Best use

Level 2 Aqua "Frog" name and Rank 2 Xyz material with incidental Spell/Trap removal. Decks: Frog, Monarch (Frog engine), Spright (Level 2 engine). Suggested copies: 1.

Evidence & gaps

• Verified: Card text: can attack directly; when it attacks directly, if you control a "Frog" other than "Frog the Jam" or "Unifrog", you can destroy 1 opponent Spell/Trap; Level 2, WATER, Aqua, 400/400, archetype Frog; 134 decks run it, all in the Main Deck, average 1.17 copies (121 lists run 1); Co-deck rates: Swap Frog 97.8%, Dupe Frog 97.8%, Substitoad 93.3%, Treeborn Frog 91%
• Observed: 52.2% of the sampled decks are Frog archetype; Heroic 20.9% and Monarch 20.1%; Zero appearances across the recorded combo sample; No guides and no usage statistics (StatisticsCard) are available; card_db_id 3232 is not a top card in any format
• Inferred: Its primary practical role is as a Level 2 Aqua "Frog" name / Rank 2 Xyz material rather than a removal tool; The Spell/Trap destruction is slow (Battle Phase) and conditional, so it rarely decides a game; Being a live Level 2 Aqua normal summon means it is a low-cost slot rather than a garnet; 10 distinct archetypes in the sample mostly reflect the Frog engine being splashed, so portability is capped by the "Frog" text
• Data gaps: no combos supplied — combo conversion is text-only inference no guides supplied no banlist token — assumed 3 copies (unlimited) no usage statistics (StatisticsCard) — archetype inclusion % inferred from deck sample only no combo power index or starter-count data to separate this card's contribution from the Frog core