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Hyper Galaxy →Used Deck

Card Kind	Attribute	Level	Type	ATK	DEF

Quick-Play Spell	-	-	-	-	-
Tribute 1 monster with 2000 or more ATK, except "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon", then target 1 monster your opponent controls with 2000 or more ATK; Tribute it, and if you do, Special Summon 1 "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon" from your hand, Deck, or GY. You can only activate 1 "Hyper Galaxy" per turn.
Average Rating Score		7.4(7)

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"Hyper Galaxy" card reviews and rating scores

7.4(7)

		14%	（1）
		57%	（4）
		28%	（2）
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Rさん
2022/05/29 0:52

Releasing and targeting feels too heavy for the cost. Being able to remove cards during your opponent's turn is great, but if you link summon, you'll have to use a monster with a low ATK, and by the time it reaches 2000 or more, it's possible that it won't be a target, so you want to pack up cards to deploy. I don't have much room to put this card in 《Photon》, which is effective from the second turn onwards. Powerful if determined.

Good

とき
2019/12/22 11:25

Super Galaxy in Japanese.
After releasing his ATK 2000 or higher monsters other than the photon dragon and forcibly releasing his opponent's ATK 2000 or higher monsters, he has the effect of making Galaxy-Eyes's photon dragon his Special Summon.
A forcible card that uses the opponent's card as a condition for his Special Summon condition of Photon Dragon. The photon dragon that special summons has a high point that you can get it from anywhere except exclusion. Even though it targets, it can be removed by release, so it's also nice that it has high resistance and destructive power.
He seeks monsters with ATK over 2000 on the opponent's field, but in this day and age, it's not uncommon to see his opponent over ATK over 2000. Rather, it may be a bit heavy to choose the situation and cards to prepare his ATK 2000 or more. Also, while releasing your own monster is a cost, releasing the opponent's monster is an effect, so if you negate it, it will not be fashionable.
Although there are some peaky parts, this kind of involvement type card is a strong type. It should be powerful if used properly.

Good ( 1 )

ラーメン
2019/12/19 23:04

Galaxy's new Quick-Play Spell, I didn't expect it to be enhanced yet.
At first glance it looks heavy because it needs to be released, but with Galaxy, it's not a difficult task to fulfill. It's a Quick-Play Spell that allows you to deploy Galaxy-Eyes while removing the opponent's monsters. Only 2000 or more that work can be released, so it may not be able to deal with intermediaries such as Hari, but it's a non-destructive spell card, so it's nice to be able to deal with monsters that are resistant to monster effects.
It has the Galaxy name and is easy to search for, so it will be a card that will be included in his Galaxy choices in the future.

Good ( 4 )

あんにん
2019/12/19 22:49

At first glance, it looks like a bad effect depending on the other party, but it actually has an unexpectedly interesting effect.
It converts you and your opponent into photon dragons, but since photon dragons can be anywhere, you can use them as soon as the board is ready. Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it can be used during the opponent's turn, and can be used in the Battle Phase for a follow-up attack.
The point is that it is released instead of sending GY. If used together with Anaconda, it satisfies the conditions of Diabolos, so this alone will lead to Tachyon, Prime, Photon FA, etc.
It's a bit unusual for a muscle-brain theme, but if you master it, you can say it's a good card that can reinforce Galaxy-Eyes's slowness and vulnerability to interference.

Good ( 1 )

Superearth
2019/11/28 21:25

Send Gameciel to release it and he summons the Galaxy-Eyes photon dragon.

Good

シエスタ
2019/11/28 17:05

A card that can be said to be his Galaxy version of Ninjitsu's art of super-transformation.
He can deploy his Galaxy-Eyes from a wide area while removing opponent monsters.
It's a Quick-Play Spell that can be used offensively, defensively, or interfering, and the Galaxy makes it easy to search.
However, you need an attacker class card on your own field, and it depends more or less on the opponent's field. Although it is a release, it is targeted, so it is not as good as Kaiju in removal performance.
It's not versatile, but it can be tricky, and I think it's an excellent card to use as a secret ingredient.

Good ( 1 )

みめっと
2024/04/09 11:44