Inuyasha Home Page
Inuyasha News
Message Board
Pojo's Books
Card Game
Card of the Day
TCG Tips
Tourney Reports
Top 10 Lists
Featured Writers
GoggleBoy
Anime
Character Biographies
DVD List
Episode Guide
Introduction
Video Games
Secret of the Cursed Mask Review
Contact Us
Magic
DBZ
Pokemon
Yu Yu Hakusho
NeoPets
HeroClix
Harry Potter
Anime
Vs. System
Megaman
|
 |
Pojo's Inuyasha Card of the Day
 |
|
Muso, Heart of Onigumo
(At the start of Recovery if
MUSO is defeated, save him.) At the end of the turn
if you control 2 other Spawns, put the bottom 2
cards of your discard pile at the bottom of your
deck. (*) MUSO may not attach items.
Type - Character
Card Number - 117
Card Rating: 4.15
Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale 1 being the worst.
3 ... average. 5 is the highest rating.
Date Reviewed - 01.06.06 |
|
Ryu Juini |
Muso, Heart of Onigumo
Let's see here. Muso's a VERY powerful demon, and
he's Ultra Rare. He BETTER be good being that rare.
He has very good colors for his 4 cost, and he's a
pain to kill with that killer effect. Alas, he does
have a problem. He can't use items, and thus, he
can't use one of the best items in the game (Shikon
Jewel - Nearly Completed). Because of this, he loses
some power.
Don't get me wrong, though. He's a SPAWN Demon, and
as such he's in league with Naraku's power houses.
In these decks, the Item's are pointless, since
you're weakening your opponent ever so
devastatingly. Muso's godly in a SPAWN Demon Deck,
and that's where he should be played.
Casual: 5/5 - He's a pain to kill. He's got awesome
support cards. He's a god waiting to be unleashed.
Tournament: 4/5 - Same reasons as Casual, but Chibi
Decks will laugh at his revival ability.
Art: 2/5 - I rather he'd have one of his better
'face' shots. I don't want to see him naked. Still,
you do get to see that scar, which is nice. Bah...
|
|
Undefeatable
Duelist
|
Muso, Heart of Onigumo
7 White
5 Blue
4 Purple
Deck Cost: 4
Demon, Evil, Male, Spawn, Unique
(At the start of recovery, if Muso is defeated, save
him.) At the end of the turn if you control 2 or
more Spawns, put the bottom 2 cards of your discard
pile at the bottom of your deck. Muso may not attach
items.
Sorry I haven’t put in many reviews lately, was
having computer problems and for some reason my
review of On the Move didn’t get posted.
Muso, Heart of Onigumo has a lot going for it. Great
stats and an interesting effect that brings up some
questions for deck construction purposes.
At the start of recovery, if Muso is defeated, you
get to instantly save him. This effect alone brings
up the question of how many copies of him to run and
makes him pretty useable in any deck.. You want to
get him out fast but also don’t have to worry about
running too many copies for saving purposes. If a
player decides to run around 2-3 copies, there are
various cards that can fetch him such as Making
Plans, Here He Comes to Save the Day and No Rest of
the Wicked for Spawn decks.
His regeneration effect is nice since all you have
to do is control 2 or more Spawns which pretty much
means at least him and one other Spawn.
Muso not being able to attach items is a minor
inconvenience and prevents his effect from being
broken. If a player could attach items to him then
putting a Tenseiga on him would pretty much assure
that he and one other character are coming back that
turn for no additional cost. His stats are already
high so he probably won’t even really need a color
boosting item.
Muso, Heart of Onigumo is an addition to an already
impressive line of Spawn characters. However, the
Hidden Rare Muso is pretty nice as well. Both are an
impressive choice so a player will just have to
figure out which one would work better for that
particular deck.
Ratings:
Spawn Deck: 4.5/5
Other Deck: 3.5/5 - Saving effect is great in any
deck but he probably won’t get his deck regeneration
effect.
|
|
