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Supreme Heavenly Emperor Dragon, Advance Guard Dragon
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#G-FC04/031
Reviewed: June 5, 2017
[G guardian] (Usable when both fighters' vanguards are grade 3 or greater, and the number of face up G guardians in your G zone is three or less)-Opponent Turn's Guard Step-[Choose a card with "Heal" from your hand, and discard it] Call this card to your (GC) from face down.
[AUTO] Generation Break 1:[Soul Blast (1) & Choose a face down G guardian from your G zone, and turn it face up] When this unit is placed on (GC), you may pay the cost. If you do, choose one of your opponent's [Rest] grade 1 or less rear-guards, and retire it.
Rating: 2.25
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Supreme Heavenly Emperor Dragon, Advance Guard Dragon
The annoying thing about Fighter's Collection Packs is
that you have to pick and choose so you don't get short
reviews, because sadly everything is being touted as
equal but in reality aren't. So here are the Top 4
G-Guardians starting us off. For my main clan of course,
fuck the rest of 'em. All the G-Guardians this set are
GB1 restricted: when you defend with Advance Guard,
Soulblast 1 and flip a G-Guardian face-up to retire a
rested Grade 1 or below rear-guard.
Some question what this is even here for since Denial
Griffin can stop almost any attack on his own by
retiring the attacker, but that's not it. Advance Guard
has a completely different purpose: it frees up
Counterblasts to use on another gambit during your next
turn (usually by murdering the attacker for cheap) by
retiring the attacker's BOOSTER, so that the 15k shield
is usually enough, even accounting for triggers. Or you
can troll starters that need to boost to proc like
Kabutron or something.
A 1-of that's only really there to check certain
front-row Resist or destroy starters that haven't
vanished yet, but it's not bad. It's held back by the
GB1 requirement but it's functional.
3/5
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Oh boy, Fighters Collection! That special time of
year where everybody gets support. Some good, others,
well... less good. This year we have a real treat, with
all clans getting heal triggers with abilities,
G-Guardians that cost twice as much to use, and
overblown GB8 toys. So let's start with some of the
G-Guardians and see what we get, eh?
Kagerō's new G-Guard falls in the vein of their old
ones, in that it makes things explode. Unlike Denial
Griffin or Defeat Flare, though, Advance Guard costs WAY
too much for what he can do. Retiring only 1 unit isn't
what's bad, it's that what you can retire is so narrow,
and the cost is way too high. And i doubt Kagerō players
are desperate enough for GB8 that they'd resort to this.
Stick to Laserchicken for now, kids. Set 11 will give
you more reasonable stuff
1.5/5
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