Colossal Fighter/Assault Mode →Used Deck

Comprehensive evaluation: Although it is not weak, it is good if it moves with a combo.
In Assault Mode, it is a slightly different existence because it is made overseas.
The GY Fertilization effect is an optional effect of time, so the evaluation drops, but this card has ATK, weakens it to give it an advantage in battle, and has a resurrection effect, so it's not enough to worry about it.
If it is in your hand, you can make it an equipment card of "Zubaba General" and use the resurrection of "Colossal Fighter", and with "A Wild Monster Appears!" he can Special Summon and activate the GY Fertilization effect.
After playing with 《Assault Mode Activate》, it is also a good idea to use 《Infernoble Knight Oliver》and 《Infernoble Knight Ogier》as equipment cards to strengthen your resistance.
You can equip it with 《Therion "Bull" Ain》, destroy it, and use 《Colossal Fighter》resurrection effect Kana.

The first buster to appear overseas. It's becoming more like an American hero.
Since Gigantech is a Synchro that has no restrictions, it is not difficult to bring it out by enhancing Buster support such as reflectors.
During Special Summon, he can send two warriors from his deck to GY, and although the multiplier is low, he can weaken the entire opponent's field by the number of fighters in his GY, and his high hit points give him an advantage in battle. Cheap.
It's not a bad effect, but it's questionable whether it's worth using Buster's gimmick.
In today's world of removal, nerfing alone doesn't have much impact. Since removal other than destruction isn't uncommon, the revive effect is also easy to deal with.
It can be revived even if it is destroyed in the equipped state, and since it is a Warrior, it can be revived by using it in combination with 《Zubaba General》, but it is undeniable that it is roundabout and generals are not so high priority.
Also, since he has a random effect of time, whether it is a GY fertilizer or a resurrection effect, there are times when he misses the timing, and this point is painful for Buster, who often evolves by chaining to the opponent's actions.
It looks quite difficult to handle.

Ability values are good, GY fattening is good, opponent weakening is good, and aftercare is good.
But the original Gigantic Fighter can also self-regenerate, and its stats will increase.
So far he wants to feed GY
The real intention is that it is not the performance that I want to put out so far.

Gigantic Fighter pure enhanced version.
It doesn't work on monsters that aren't affected by the effect, but other monsters can also benefit from it, so it's convenient.
However, Gigantic Fighter's ability to regenerate accidents in a sense is gone, and instead it's an evolutionary source.
To sum it up simply, sober.

The effect itself is not bad, but if you ask me if I want to use the buster mode for level 8 syncro, it's subtle.
I can't deny how plain it is.

The effect itself is strong, but I have to say that it's subtle if you go out of your way to use it as a buster.
However, since it is a Warrior, even if it rots in your hand, you can secure a super RBI by equipping it to 《Zubaba General》.
Also, even if it is destroyed in this state, it will trigger the resurrection effect in the latter half, so it will not be wasted.
It can be said that it is an advantage that it can be used flexibly that other / busters do not have.

Why didn't I turn on self-regeneration unlike Stardust/Buster...
I could still use it if I had it w

The writing itself is not bad, but it's a bit subtle if you want to use "buster mode". It's good to be able to deal with "Gigantech Fighter"'s weak point of destroying effects, but considering the risk of card mishaps, it's not a very good card to use.

Her ATK is high, and she can deal a large amount of damage with a follow-up attack in Buster Mode during the Battle Phase.
However, when you think about it, it's a pity that the effect is not strengthening yourself but weakening the opponent.
When you want to team up with Buster, what if he avoids Stardust and the Red Archfiends who are too violent?

Here, strengthening oneself is weakening the opponent, but with 3300 RBI, there is moderate weakening or overkill, and it should have been good to strengthen the RBI in terms of damage to the opponent ...
Rather, I feel that the work of sending The Immortal Bushi and Neguga with his GY fertilization effect in the first half is more important,
In the first place, Gigantech itself is a sufficiently strong Synchro...

Although the effect is not as strong as other Assault Modes.
In particular, it is fatal that the weakening effect applies only to his own GY.
However, increasing GY works well with the former effect, and works well with the effect of reviving the original in the second half.
The problem is compatibility with Buster Mode.

His Assault Mode body of Gigantech Fighter, which has the effect of weakening the opponent's monsters according to the number of Warriors in his GY, and the effect of sending 2 Warriors to his GY when Special Summoned.
Neither effect is bad at all, but the Assault Mode always gets in the way. If you can use the same general-purpose star 8 as a material / buster, and cards that can completely negate or black holes other than yourself are lined up, it will inevitably look plain.
It's also painful that the credibility has decreased in terms of resistance compared to the base Gigantech.
Generally speaking, it's a solid card, so what if you want to use Buster's support?