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Pojo's Inuyasha Card of the Day
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Sango, Timeless Champion
(Power UP: If you control /Miroku/,
defeat one of your opponent's Demons. No shard is
stolen with this effect.) (*) All of your Good
characters gain +2 to all colors when attacking a
Demon.
Type - character
Card Number - TC4
Card Rating: 2.5
Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale 1 being the worst.
3 ... average. 5 is the highest rating.
Date Reviewed - 07.19.06 |
Goggleboy
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Sango, TC
Ooh! Full-forced anti-demon deck. Now, again, let's
take a deeper look. Her first effect requires Miroku
in play. Alright...so she's a good character for
Team Inuyasha deck. Well, except your opponent needs
to play with demons. If they don't use demons, then
this Sango is not a good choice at all. Kaitou this
if you want in your Slayer or Team Inuyasha deck
Rating: 2.5/5~GoggleBoy
Former UMaine Animation Club President
UDE Demo Team Leader, Yu-Gi-Oh LvL 1 Judge & T.O.
"I reject your reality and substitute my own" - Adam
Savage
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Justin
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Sango, Timeless Champion
Well, the Power Up effect is pretty alright, but
it's for and only for Miroku in play. =\ Kind of a
downfall, ain't it? Kind of weird though if you run
Miroku in a Slayer Deck. It wouldn't work out as
well...=\ But anyway, it's still a good card. The
colors are good, especially for a 3 deck cost. This
would be cool in Slayer Decks and in decks that run
good characters, but I would side deck it because
it's not necessary and it would only be helpful if
you know you are against Demon Decks.
Casual Play: 2/5
Tournament Play: 2.5/5 You might see some in a
Kaitou Deck
In a Kaitou Deck with a deck of Good Characters: 4/5
Art: 2.5/5 Kind of plain, ain't it?
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