This card is really pointless for the deck.

*  It generates no card advantage, and is arguably a -1
*  The life point damage it does is negligible
*   It's useless without a revival or rexovery card to combo with ; very situational.
*  You can just add banished cards to your hand with Kozmotown
* You can just send Kozmos to the grave with other cards like Tincan instead of banishing then first.
* If this card's effect were really necessary, at least some people would have used Burial from a Different Dimension before this came out.
* Monster space is tight for Kozmos.

1.5/5

Hello Pojo Fans,
 
Kozmo's are up this week on CoTD and first we got a new Kozmo:  Kozmo Scaredy Lion.
 
Lion has all the standard bells and whistles the non-Machine Kozmo monsters have with Special Summoning higher level Kozmos from your hand during either players turn via banishing itself. However, its real usefulness may be in its ability to return 3 banished Kozmos to the grave and then do 500 damage to the opponent, all at the cost of 500 Life Points damage to you. Lion can provide fodder for Dark Eclipser and Dark Planet, as well as work with Soartroopers.
 
Kozmotown, though recycling banished Kozmos for a higher potential cost, as well as only 1 instead of 3 at a time, is a better card because of its ability to shuffle back any number of Kozmos and redraw. Scaredy Lion may be worth running one copy of to playtest, but the typical build is pretty packed as is.
 
Advanced-2/5
Art-2/5
 
Until Next Time

Kozmo Scaredy Lion is bad. It is a Level 2 Light Psychic-type monster with 1200 Atk and 500 Def. Low everything and this card also suffers from the "I'd always rather draw something else" issue that future support will have to get over. 
 
The first effect is the usual banish pilot to get higher Level Kozmo monster Special Summoned from the Hand. The effect that distinguishes Scaredy Lion is to inflict only 500 points of damage to the opponent after it targets three banished Kozmo monsters and returns them to the grave. Not up to 3. If you don't have the 3, then you can't use the effect. I didn't even mention that this effect costs 500 Life Points to activate, resulting in a 0 difference between the opponent's and the player's Life points. If it had been 500 Life Points per monster, then we would have something worth using. Run Poison of the Old Man instead of this.
 
Score: 1/5 Gagaga Cowboy for game. 
Art: 4/5 TCG exclusive artwork is really good. 
 
-WarlockBlitz

Monday
 
It's Kozmo week!  Kozmo Scaredy Lion opens the week...how ironic, that a Lion would be so scaredy, but what a delicious pun also, scaredy cat...and the cat happens to be a Lion.  So let's see, Psychic, which is fun and has plenty of support.  Light, also well supported.  Level 2, 1200 attack and 500 defense.  Not likely to win many contests on either front there.  This guy is great for the theme though.  Both of his effects really make the engine of this Deck work. 
 
First, you can remove this card from play to Special Summon a Level 3 or higher Kozmo from your Hand.  Trading in this guy for something stronger and better is a good effect, although if you had both in your Hand, why wouldn't you just Summon that card instead?  The second effect is gold though, being able to return three of your Kozmo Monsters that have been removed from play, back to your Graveyard, and it even burns your opponent for 500 Damage.   
 
This is a great version of how a card doesn't have to be strong to still be an asset for a Deck. 

Rating:  3.25/5
 
Art:  4/5
 
I guess that metal dog is a bit intimidating, but the lion is six times his size.  If he sat or even fell on him, his problem would likely be over.