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Death Star-vader, "Omega Loop" Glendios -
#G-FC01/006EN
Date Reviewed:
June 18, 2015
Stride (Released when both players' vanguards are grade 3 or greater!)-Stride Step-[Choose one or more cards with the sum of their grades being 3 or greater from your hand, and discard them] Stride this card on your (VC) from face down.
[ACT](VC)[1/Turn]:[Counter Blast (2) & Choose a face down card named "Death Star-vader, "Omega Loop" Glendios" from your G zone, and turn it face up] If you have a heart card with "Glendios" in its card name, your opponent chooses one of his or her (RC) for each of your rear-guards with "Я" in its card name, and puts the top card of his or her deck into those (RC) face down as a locked card. Then, if the number of cards in your damage zone is five or more, all your opponent's locked cards cannot be unlocked during his or her next end phase.
Rating: 3.50/5.00
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Death Star-vader, "Omega Loop" Glendios
Guess what this G-Unit needs as a heart? Yup, it's
Glendios. As an ACT skill, you CB2, and G Persona Blast
to make the opponent take cards from the top of their
deck equal to the number of Reverse rear-guards you have
and then place them in different rear-guard circles
locked. Then if you have 5 damage, they are instantly
Omega Locked.
Sounds neat, and it can sort of work to shut down a good
portion of the field given enough rear-guards. But it is
unfortunately held back by a fatal flaw.
Unlike original Glendios, it has no clause to treat
Reverse units as Link Joker. So odds are Omega Loop's
the only thing attacking this turn because Lord's
preventing anything not called Reverse Cradle from
taking part. Which is dumb; what's the point in shutting
down attackers the opponent has when the card advantage
will just be equaled out by the cards you CAN'T take
away from the opponent? Never mind the fact it can set
up World End, because that's ludicrously easy to stop
and reliant on chance no matter how you swing it (good
luck having 5 Reverse rear-guards without the lack of
shield fucking you right over).
Having the Reverse Link Joker clause would have made
this amazing. Pity it's currently chance-reliant and all
in all sort of hoping the opponent's just irrational.
2.5/5 |
Nanya |
Death Star-vader, "Omega Loop" Glendios
So, who likes to win with World's End? Who hates
trying to lock around that pesky Resist? Wouldn't
you like to lock more than one card a turn with Glendios?
Well, here you go, if Glendios is your heart, you can
CB2 and persona flip and then pull a Cold Death Dragon
on your opponent. For each Reversed unit on your
side of the field as a rear guard, you call the top card
of their deck as locked.
"Resist? That's cute, you're locked anyway since
I'm targeting your zone and not you."
Then, if you're at 5 damage and this is your Vanguard,
well, Omega lock and your opponent has to hope and pray
they can hit you, because if they can't and don't have
anyway to unlock cards, they might as well scoop because
you win.
Basically, it gives Glendios decks that are more
Beat-down oriented a chance to get the World's End
Ultimate Break off.
Best part is, you only need two of this in your G-deck.
Rating: 4.5/5 |
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