Shooting Star Dragon T.G. EX →Used Deck

It's too late to leave. it was too late.
Compared to Pure Breeds and Blade Gunner, negate, which has a target effect, is unique, and it doesn't have a turn 1, so it's pretty easy to use. Since the attack negate also remains on the field, there is also a high RBI and it is reasonable as a wall. There is no loss in self-revival. Compared to the Accel Synchronists of that time, it's a pretty good match in terms of performance, and at the Fan Deck level, it's an interesting card that can withstand practical use.
However, if I was told not to show such performance in the 10th term, it would be until then...

Yusei: "Bruno... found... oh, no."
Bruno: "...planet"
T.G. The 2nd fan service of Konmai, who brilliantly missed the expectations of the people.
Even though it's a powerful name for Yusei and Bruno's bond, it's not very strong... It's true that there will be a problem of differentiation from Delta Accel Synchro (level 12), so it will be difficult to balance, but it's a pity that it can only stop monster effects that target monsters. It has a subtle resurrection effect similar to 《T.G. Recipro Dragonfly》consciousness, but honestly I don't know what to use it for.
It has "T.G." in its name, but even considering the restricting effect of T.G. Trident Launcher, it seems better to simply delta-accelerate with the effect of T.G. Star Guardian on the opponent's turn than playing this one.

A card that tries to combine the powers of Yusei and Bruno, who master Accel Synchro. Actually, looking at the finished product, I wonder if it happened in a traffic accident.
Effects are more defensive.
When an effect that targets your monster is activated, banish the Tuner and negate that effect to destroy it. To be honest, I have to limit it to a targeted effect and exclude the valuable Tuner as a cost.
Since it's a cardinal rule to reuse the tuner on his deck that synchronizes with the accelerator, the effect of excluding it from GY will cause it to stall itself.
For the time being, as long as there is a tuner, it seems to be an effect that can be used many times in one turn... However, it is limited to monsters, and unlike the original Shooting Star, it cannot be prevented from being destroyed by a Spell Trap.
Once per turn, you can negate your opponent's attack.
By the way, Shooting Star removes itself, but this card remains. By excluding it, there was an advantage that it was difficult to be chained, but since this one is standing obediently, the best you can do is consume the tuner and negate the monster effect.
The effect of 3 can be a pseudo accelerator sync (GY resurrection).
I don't need a tuner, but I wonder if there's any point in consuming S monsters.
Each effect fatally puts pressure on the board, so for some reason, the more you use the effect, the more you become in trouble.
It's too disappointing because it's blessed with design and story. Especially since the other cards included are powerful...
For the time being, this one is effective and strong against Meklord Monarch, so I wonder if it's a reproduction of the original. ……why?

T.G. Deck, will you put it out in the process of getting to Kozubure in Solitaire?
Since there is a T.G.
Most of the time it's rated as such, and it's almost never actually played, but I think it's not bad that you have over 30 RBIs and you don't have a turn 1 in your 1's effect.
It's too late to compare him with Savage or Crystal, but I wanted him to capture at least Spell Trap.

Even though it's a decent ATK from a difficult condition, it's a fucking monster
One shot KO with my favorite card, 《Raigeki》

The guy who thought of this must be the Gods Anti of DM fans.
Why is it only a defensive effect when using two synchros? What's more, it's limited to target monsters, and the resurrection effect is heavy, so it's only on the opponent's turn.
Compared to Dragoon of Red-Eyes, it just seems like a real favor. Moreover, none of the effects are effective against Dragoon of Red-Eyes.
TGEX "Target negate!" Dragoon "Ah, I don't target v(^^)v"
TGEX "Attack negate!" Dragoon "Yes yes negate (ﾟσ･ﾟ)"
TGEX "Revive!" Dragoon "negate ne"
Think about it.

Yusei and Bruno's bond card!
It sounds good, but what it does is a weak category compared to the existing accelerator Synchro Monster.
It's in the category of shooting and T.G., but it's not that well-matched.
His control power and penetration power are weak, and to revive himself, he's heavy with two Synchro Monsters, and it's limited to the opponent's turn, so it's better to do something with a card that summons his Synchro Monster.
The appearance and name are cool, but...

Accel Synchro with me and Bruno! I wish I did...
The effect of negate the monster effect that targets the monsters on your field by excluding his GY tuner, the effect of negate the opponent's attack, and the release of 2 of your own S monsters on your opponent's turn Has a self-regenerating effect.
Compared to Shooting Star, which is resistant to destruction in general, it's pretty tough to only have target resistance to monster effects. It's a pretty heavy card due to the S material, so I want more resistance. For that matter, Accel Synchro Monster, which has an effect that costs GY, also has a Stardust Chronicle that can grant full effect resistance.
For T.G., it is a level 10 option since Blade Gunner, but the hit point is the same as Blade Gunner, and survivability is higher there, and the resurrection effect is hopelessly expensive and difficult to use.
Both of his decks are pretty tough because they can't beat the existing level 10 of the Synchro era. I can't help but be criticized for this...

I think there should be an opportunity to more fundamentally review the weight of the accelerator sync and the performance with respect to EX consumption.
Even worse when compared to other newer performances in this recording box

It is undeniable that only one person has a delicate feeling, perhaps because the other combination frames are competent.
You can only negate monster effects, the cost of Special Summon effects is too high, etc. Compared to other synchros, how can you do such terrible things with Accel Synchro...

He is a T.G. Axel S in Shusta.
I think that he is aware of the status and effectively Shooting Star and Blade Gunner, but honestly, I get the impression that a combination failure has occurred.
The counter to the target effect can be activated as many times as her GY tuner, so it's limited to monster effects, so it's slightly unreliable. Perhaps there is an intention to cover the outside of the range of the original synchro body, but the corresponding range is narrow.
Even if it negates the attack, it sounds good to say that there is no longer a need to empty the space unlike Susyuuta, but it looks plain before the trouble of putting out the accelerator synchro body.
Even with the last self-revive, for some reason he prevents me from using it properly due to the incomprehensible need of 2 Syncros on the field instead of GY.
The name and illustrations are probably of a high standard, but in front of the performance so low that even if you close your eyes to the fact that it is an accelerator synchro, you honestly have a feeling that this is the case.

Look at the card name and illustration → "Oh!"
See the effect → "Yes ... (confused)"

Although the material is heavy, it is effective... 　Since there is no name such as "Stardust", it is natural that support such as "Synchro Chase" cannot be received. Since there is a name of "TG", I can receive those support...
Can it be used for speedroids?

Is it a combination of Yusei's Shooting Star Dragon and Antinomy's TG Blade Gunner? Because the meaning of the word EX (expansion) is "expansion".
The co-starring of the two Axel Synchro Monsters that appeared in the play is quite heart-warming, but the presence of 《Crystal Wing Synchro Dragon》, which has a similar effect but is easier to cast, catches my eye. It would have been nice if at least Spell/Trap was included in the resistance effect...
However, fortunately because it is also a [TG] monster, I think that being able to S Summon even after Link Summoning 《TG Trident Launcher》is a unique advantage.

The concept of LGB seems to be a combination, but it can only be said that the combination failed.
What you can do with Level 10 Accel Synchronization is negate attacks that don't mesh well with his 3300 ATK and his target resistance only for monster effects with GY cost.
As for the GY resurrection effect, it is almost non-existent because it is terrible in every sense.
At least the effects of 1 and 2 would not be so bad if the RBI was a little lower and it was easier to put out, but it is weak as a job to do with this weight.

Isn't it the weakest candidate for Accel Synchro? Target resistance with cost, turn 1 attack negate is convenient, but modest performance that does not seem like accelerator synchro. The resurrection effect is probably the most featured effect of this card, but the cost is too heavy and it is difficult to activate, so I don't see any point that is more useful than using a normal resurrection card.

There is no turn in the planetary deck.
Even if you look at it as a new TG, it has the performance that makes you want to say that it could have been a little better.
Even though you need 2 Ss and it's heavy, even if you put out a guy who is so defensive...
Suppress it or aim for one kill.

With the power of the stylus, it has become easier to perform accelerator synchronization than at the beginning of the transition to the new master rule, but even so, it is still difficult to go through, so it is necessary to have a suitable performance, but in conclusion It can be said that the performance is not at all worth the effort.
The meta for targeted effects is a bit narrow as it's limited to monsters, leaving him completely vulnerable to non-targeted effects and his Spell Trap. Although the level is different, Crystal Wing and Lemon Abyss, which are lighter materials than this one, can cover a wider range, so do your best...
The effect to negate the attack is highly versatile, but it's heavy. A mysterious specification that can only be used. If I could use Friche on my turn, I might have been able to take advantage of his high ATK and become a finisher (disappointment)
Disappointment stands out as other synchronization is excellent across the board.

It's great to have the name of TG, Shusta, TG, but...
The effects are target resistance to substantial monster effects, attack negate, self-regeneration with 2 S monsters as a cost, and the 1 effect can protect other monsters, and there is no limit on the number of times if there is a cost. Spell Trap has a lot of powerless and non-targeted monster effects, so it's only apologetic. Low, the effect of 3 is limited to the opponent's turn, and under the new master rules, it's a good bonus when you're demanding an unreasonable game where you can play this card once and prepare 2 S monsters. Although the effects of 1 and 2 are subtle, the effect of 3 is a bonus, resulting in a finish that can no longer be evaluated.
Even with this, it requires S tuner and S as materials, and although it is somewhat looser than the original, the effect is weaker than the original, and considering that Stawo can be made with the same material, it is at the level of who would bother to do it. , what really happened to make it so disappointing...

As a result of combining Yusei and Bruno's monsters, it ended up being a monster that wasn't very strong. It's nice to be aware of the effects of 《T.G. Blade Blaster》and Shooting Star Dragon, but it's not surprising that it was out at the time. After all, although it weighs as much as Axel Synchro Monster, it doesn't have any resistances other than monster effects, and although it does have combat resistance, it's a strange monster to use under the same conditions as 《Stardust Warrior》. It also has a resurrection effect, but it is necessary to line up S monsters that have become difficult due to the new master rule, and it is limited to the opponent's turn. Harassment?

Yusei and Bruno co-starred in heart heat.
Compared to Shooting Star Dragon, target effect negate/attack negate with cost and binding power itself have both advantages and disadvantages. They have explosive power from continuous attacks, so I want to differentiate them by having the TG name, having somewhat loose summoning conditions, and being able to self-regenerate during the opponent's turn.
If there were any drawbacks, it would be that the environmental inflation was greater than the change from its predecessor, and that the cheat knights included in the same bullet were too rich, so the performance was not good enough.

What modifications did T.G. make? I feel like it's weakened rather than strengthened.
It used to have a general field destruction counter, but it has been remodeled and the target effect has been changed to negate. It's hard to say which one is better, but it's painful that you can't prevent total destruction that causes total collapse. And above all, the self-regenerating effect is a problem, and why did you refrain from doing it? In situations where two Synchros are lined up on the opponent's turn, this side has an advantage, and in many cases it is better to maintain the board. And if you ask me if there's any point in bringing this guy out to the point of breaking the board...

I wanted to call the fans happy collaboration monsters, but...
Unlike the original meteor dragon, it now specifies all S monsters, so it's easier to put out. Also, fans are happy that he is strong against Meklord Monarch, which was not possible in the original family.
However, it is not effective enough to prioritize 2 S monsters as materials.
There are too many holes even for an attacker with resistance.
The revive effect can also be used to avoid removal during opponent's turn only, but if this card is in his GY and he has 2 S monsters lined up, it's usually an advantage, and I don't think I'll have many opportunities to use it.
With this weight, I think it would have been a hit even if it was designed to be able to use it during your own turn and follow up.
Compared to the collaboration monsters recorded in the same BOX, it is clearly weak (especially with Dragoon)
It's a later card, but it's sad compared to the same level S Baroness that doesn't even specify materials.
Although there are heart-warming elements, I can't help but say that it's a disappointing card.