2020年1月18~21日饼图和前三卡组

Kyororo (きょろろ) went 8-1 and finished 1st in “Hatti CS × Surugaya Cup” which had 62 participants.

He has chosen to play Scrap Recycler, even cutting 1 Dark Grepher for the third copy.

He prioritised Scrap Recycler as its effect would trigger when Special Summoned, making it a suitable target with his Monster Reborn. This is further supported by Salamangreat Almiraj. If Scrap Recycler was Normal Summoned and its effect was negated, he could use it to Link Summon Salamangreat Almiraj, and then use Monster Reborn to Special Summon it and try again.

Akize (あきぜ) went 7-1 (excluding 1 bye) and finished 3rd in “Hatti CS × Surugaya Cup” which had 62 participants.

He ran 1 Accesscode Talker in the Extra Deck, increasing the burst potential of Altergeist.

After the opening setup of using Altergeist Hexstia for Link Summon Linkross as mentioned in the previous report, if the opponent could not break this board, during his next turn he could easily go for game. By using 1 “Link Token” for Linkuriboh first, then together with Linkross and the other “Link Token” he could Link Summon Knightmare Unicorn. Finally using Knightmare Unicorn with another monster, he could Link Summon Accesscode Talker.

An 5300 ATK Accesscode Talker with an effect to clear the opponent’s board leads to a very easy OTK.

D.S went 5-2 and finished 3rd in “3rd Oguibento CS in Aomori” which had 34 participants.

He ran 3 Sandaion, the Timelord in his Side Deck against the Dragun mirror match.

If only the opponent controls a monster, Sandaion, the Timelord could be Normal Summoned without Tributing, allowing it to be played even while under the effect of Djinn Releaser of Rituals. With a high 4000 ATK, Sandaion, the Timelord could simply attack over Nekroz of Clausolas or Dragun of Red-Eyes.

Sandaion, the Timelord cannot be destroyed by battle or by card effects, but is still affected by other effects. It is still vulnerable to I:P Masquerena into Knightmare Unicorn and bouncing it back into the deck, or to Fairy Tail – Snow flipping it face-down.