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Blue Wrist Block
Card Number: 66
Card Type: Physical Combat
Rareness: 3
Power: Stops a physical attack. Discard one of your opponent's Non-Combat cards.
Character: Android 17
Quote: We didn't even think that Goku would be this strong.
Saga: Cell
Standard Rating: 3.52 (based on 6 reviews) 
Tuff Enuff: 3.35 (based on 2 reviews)
Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale
1 being the worst.  3 ... average.  
5 is the highest rating.


Cds

This card is way to underplayed. Even after the Effortless Drill nerfing/restricted/erratating , Android 18 decks should play this card. 

Since defenses can be played against Unstoppable attacks for the secondary effects, slap Wrist Block against Jump Kick, discard the Effortless and then it stops the attack. Genius isn't it? (Brian Valdez figured that one out).

Who doesn't hate non-combat removal anyway? Always helpful against Frieza is Ready!

Standard - 4.1/5
TE - 3.7/5

 
DBM

<< CS 66 Blue Wrist Block >>

This card is pretty good...the secondary effect is amazing, but I don't like that you can only play the card and use its effects if your opponent uses a physical attack. I would maybe run 2 in a blue deck, or 0...definetly not 3. In a set like CS where you were just looking for something new, Blue Wrist Block does the job, but there are just so many better cards to use to stop physical onslaughts...especially when your'e facing a deck with a large attack volume (i.e., saiyan). The best circumstance is to use this versus an orange deck when they use orange searching maneuver, since orange likes them noncombats ^_^

Rating: 2 of 5
DBM

 
Kaioshin17

Monday - CS 66 Blue Wrist Block

I have to apologize for my earlier cracks at the Blue Style... I finally made it work! ^_^ So, here's to Blue and this blue style block! It blocks a physical attack, and that's all good, but what is even better is it's ability to remove a non-combat card in play. There are some cards that are just plain annoying, and this block can remedy that. So have fun removing non-combats and saving ur butt at the same time!! n_~

Final rating: 4 outta 5

 
Hawk

Blue Wrist block, the way to stop a unstoppable attack, or atleast try. This card, stop a physical, discard a opponents noncombat card in play. very useful. I have three in every blue deck. Now, the stop a unstoppable part, the rule, second comes first, allows you to discard a noncombat, then stop the attack, so before they errated TED, this was the best way to avoid a Jump Kick, remove the drill, stop the attack, works well.

4/5

Trunks the Swordsman Blue Wrist Block - Cell Saga
Rating 3.5

Stopping a physical attack and discarding a non-combat card all in one. Not to bad at all. I consider this card a staple in blue decks. It makes your opponent regret that physical attack in the end if you discard their frieza is ready. Not much to talk about in combos of this card. Blue also has blue betrayal which removes an ally or non-combat card from the game. So paired up with this you have 6 cards that can get rid of non-combats. Now all we need is an energy block that discards a non-combat card or ally.

IQ
A Score Guy
Blue Wrist Block

I would say how cool it is that this card can stop a straining physical attack even if Trunks Effortles Drill is in play but I'm pretty sure Brian will be writing about that so I'll just let him knock himself out... *sights* childre, they're so predictable >_^

Standard

What do I think about this card? If you're playing a blue deck you better be playing it and if you're not using a non-TW deck you better be thinking about using this card...yup it's that damn good ^_^

Rating 3.5

Tuff Enuff 

This is the format where a lot of cards show their true potential and granted you're gona run into a lot of physical attacks in this environment but will u have a non-combat card to get rid of? The card's still pretty good but I would personally take a Trunks Swiftly Moving over it... then again that's just player preference but it's great to see your opponents
face when you hit them back with their own Red Shattering Leap ;-)

Rating 3 

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