Stardust Spark Dragon →Used Deck

A convenient card that gives destruction resistance to any card with Friche. It can be used regardless of the situation, so it's safe in a good way, but poor in dexterity in a bad way.
This kind of destruction resistance is a common weakness, but be careful as it may not be usable for those with target resistance.

It's a meaningful 8 Synchro even if it's the first attack, but it feels a little unsatisfactory just by giving it a one-time destruction resistance.
Field Spell , Continuous Spell , Continuous Trap etc. can also be selected as targets It seems quite interesting

Comic Stardust
This is not a negate of the destruction effect, but rather a resistance grant, and under the new rules it does not move the field, so I feel that the usability has decreased slightly. Although there is an advantage that the designated person will never be caught. Also, this one can deal with battle destruction, and even though it's only one body, the maintenance performance against destruction has increased.
However, recently, the number of methods of removal has increased, and even if it is removal by bounce or exclusion, even if it is destruction, it will occur repeatedly, so at most it only buys time. So even if I take it out from the tension, I want to ascertain the scene.
The impression that it is a finish that is less peculiar than the main family, which can be shot with a furice for the time being.

Can be issued from General Level 8 Synchro 《Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon》
I haven't seen it in the Blue-Eyed Deck recently, but I can consider adopting it as a level adjustment to Rank 8.

As with the main family, there is no material specification, so it is possible to summon with various decks of her. In addition, since it has a different attribute and is light, it corresponds to honesty and has its own effect, making it stronger in battle.
As for the effect, as mentioned above, in addition to destroying the effect, it can also be used in battle, and since it does not leave the field, it becomes a wall during pursuit and does not negate and destroy it, so it can be used when removing the whole thing like Demis or Braho. It works well with Engagement and his Equip Spell, 《Safe Zone》.
However, it is vulnerable to removal other than destruction, as it can only be negate once in common, and since it stays on the field, it is weak against continuous removal like Schuster, and the restraining power due to removal is also inferior, so it is removed without a high hit point or turn limit especially with removal. Weak against monsters that can hit .
There are more and more cards that hit bang bang removal with no cost, and I feel like the main deck is the same as the original.
A card suitable for combos that is similar to the original but can move completely differently. But I think that it is a sync that is easy to use normally.

Dueling Dragons retains the image of the original story, but loses much of its edgy nature, and many of them have been adjusted to make them easier to use, and this is one of them.
The card that can protect from destruction is now once per turn, but it can also protect from battle destruction, and it can also target itself, so it has a good presence.
Recently, the number of removals other than destruction has increased, and the target itself will sink if the rabbit hits it directly after that, so I can't be overconfident.
It goes well with his meta-type Continuous Trap.

A level 8 synchro that grants destruction resistance to one card without material restrictions.
It's limited to 1 turn and doesn't support multiple destruction, but it's reassuring to be able to use it on your opponent's turn as well. If you target yourself and combine it with a mass removal, you can survive. Since it is LIGHT, it is blessed with support such as Honest.

If I can get a level 8 synchro, I'll get this one because it's stable. If it's a Lilo Deck, it's a perfect match with 《Judgment Dragon》! Synchro Summon Stardust with Raiden and a Level 4 Lightsworn monster → Summon Judgment and activate its effect. → Stardust is not destroyed by Stardust's effect chain. → Deal 5500 direct damage to empty opponents! !

Stada is more versatile than the original and can be used in any situation. However, it cannot be said that it is upwardly compatible because there are cases where it cannot do what the original family could do.
Recently, Stardust Chronicle and his Stardust Warrior have increased, so I'm happy that this card and F1 can now perform Accel Synchro.

A Synchro Monster that can be used reasonably well. If Scrap and this guy are together, it can't be used much to destroy all cards, which is troublesome, so be careful.

His Stardust in a different world from anime.
This Stardust is a man who protects one card against anime players who are strong against effect destruction.
But once per turn.

A dueling dragon who has been able to receive the benefits of honesty with his LIGHT.
Note that the resistance is not permanent and is only one time.
By the way, the main family has a powerful support card called Staro, which is the basis for Assault Mode and Accel Synchro, so it's my opinion that it's difficult to compare.

Originally, he had resistance to battle destruction, which was Stardust's relatively common weakness.
Instead of attaching Stardust, only one target can be protected.
I can't say which one is better.
Main House = When there are many cards in this area
This card = this card alone, or when there are not many cards
I want to use each separately!

To be honest, I think it's stronger than the original, it's very easy to use because it can protect you from battle, and you can use cards that activate by destroying cards in your field, such as Skudra, at no cost. I think it's this one in terms of flexibility.

The convenience man. Face-up on your own field is still convenient because you can defend once regardless of the type of card. But recently, I think the headwind is that removal other than destruction is prevalent.

It is stable when you stand on your first hand
Disgusting compared to Scrap Dragon

It's a wonderful ability that can protect you from battles and effect destruction once, but these days, bounces due to monster effects are rampant, so even with this much resistance, it's difficult to have a place. When it first appeared, it felt like it could move flexibly, but now it has a strong sense of lack of dexterity.

Cartoon crab ace card.
Unlike the original Stada, you can only protect one card, but even though this is a one-time use, you can deal with your own monsters from the destruction of both battle effects. Since it can also target itself, it is strong enough in a different direction from the original.
I'm glad that Stardust's ATK 2500 alone can be covered. Since he is LIGHT, he can also use Honest.
It doesn't support Starro, and as mentioned earlier, it's going in a different direction, so he can't operate in exactly the same way as Stardust, but if you're having trouble finding a slot for a Synchro Deck, I'd like to use it.

The top class of 8 synchros that can be put out for the time being. It has a very versatile effect, so it has a good shelf life. Shark Knight and Kyousuke will easily eat you up, so be careful. It is different from the original in that it does not support 《Starlight Road》, and it is used differently depending on the deck.

It also has a resistance to battle destruction that the main family doesn't have, but when I calm down, the main family can sacrifice escape with the main family, so it's a bit subtle, but it's strong enough.

Unlike the original, it can only protect one card and does not support Staro.

I overtook the head office in the hiring rate. I wonder if the feel version lemon will also be pulled out soon...
The effect of granting resistance once per turn is Friche, so versatility is very high. I'm happy to be able to cover the weakness in the battle side, which was the weakness of the original family, and I can leave the field with some peace of mind.
At this rate, we can expect other non-OCG dueling dragons... maybe.

It is quite troublesome to make it an enemy.
Unlike Anime Stada, it is slightly weaker against total destruction, but since it has become an environment where you destroy one by one, it is more versatile than Stada. The monster effect has completely disappeared. Mostly blaho or torrent funeral.
His low ATK, which is also a drawback of Anime Stada, can be compensated to some extent with its own effects.
Furthermore, by continuing to apply effects to the maiden, you can also make a white dragon pop.
I wonder if the main character will take the side of his senior rival.

Has it changed from wind to light? Honest "Domo"
You can receive the effect of Honest. Can you protect the card once per turn? It's just a powerful effect. You can also prepare for the next turn with a protective effect. What,,, if it's the front card...

A stubborn Stardust
The merit is that the effect can be applied even if it is destroyed in battle
Now it's up to the person to choose Stardust

Darkness version of Do M Dragon.
In terms of effect, Do M has not changed, and creates a hard wall. It's nice to be able to use it for others.
The attack name is "Meteor Flash" and the effect name is "Wave Sound Wall".

Compared to the existing Stardust Dragon, it can't be used with Skill Drain, but it has the advantage of being able to add a destruction resistance effect to itself and the cards you need.
It can't be helped that I'm not good at rejection and bounces...
Since it is LIGHT, it is quite compatible with support cards such as Honest.
There are no restrictions on synchronization, so it's easy to use.
This goes well with Dragoequites! (Personal impression).

You can only protect it once per turn, but don't underestimate it. Compared to his original Stardust Dragon, he can deftly protect other cards, and the big appeal is that he can deal with battle destruction anyway. Both have similar performance, but they are similar and different cards. It's a pity that it doesn't support Star Lightsworn (it would be very annoying if it did), but it has enough performance as a level 8 sync, so we can consider adopting it.

The downside of this card is that it can't target the card on the back side, so it's painful because it's resistant to battle destruction.

A new dust that is resistant to battles that the original dust is not good at.
Since it is a free chain, it is easy to maintain and boasts the same stable performance as the original.
Since it doesn't need to be released like the original Dust, there is a risk that the card will be removed after being attacked, but on the other hand, it can be said that it is strong against DD Crow.
It's a little disappointing that you can only protect one card against Boppa, and that you can't negate it and destroy it.

I wonder what it is, it looks inferior to the standard ...
In contrast to the original Stada, it has an effect that protects one card with all its might.
It seems to be normally strong to survive card destruction every turn.
However, his own status is low, and unlike the original family, he is vulnerable to holistic destruction, so the key point will be how to use it properly.

Long-awaited 5 volumes released!
★8 Synchro Monster as well as Stada. Unlike the original, it also has the property of protecting a single unit from any destruction.
Breakthrough is difficult at first, but there are weaknesses as well.
If the effect of Moon Book or Mae Stroke puts you on the backside defense, you will be defenseless. Also, it is weak against chains.
It is one piece that seems to be taken care of. Almost perfect for rock.

Although it is one and only once, it has a strong ability to grant destruction resistance even if it is the opponent's turn.
Unlike the main family, he is LIGHT, so I am grateful to receive the benefits of Honest.
However, since it is vulnerable to mass destruction, I would like to use it properly with the original

I was a little disappointed that the illustrations were similar to Stardust. But it's nice to be able to add destruction resistance to cards every turn.

Duel dragons are getting more and more cards.
It became possible to deal with battle destruction, which was not good at it, and it became quite difficult to break through.
I'd like to be careful about one time, but I think it can be used well as a general-purpose 8-sync.

The impact was too strong when the initial effect (when the text was uncertain) was revealed, but it's not a bad effect when you think about it again.
The main difference and strength is that it can deal with battle destruction due to the low stats, which was the weakness of the original Stada.
The resistance is strong, but it has been weakened due to the restriction that it can only be used once.
However, it can be free chained, can be used during the opponent's turn, and can be destroyed by battle and destroyed effects.
Although there are major drawbacks, there are many advantages
It will work well as a general-purpose level 8 synchro.

For the first time in a long time, I want to put in a light Synchro

Easy to use card

It's dangerous...if the back Stardust is out...
God can be used on the opponent's turn. I'm pretty sure it can be used in any of his decks.
Is it like supporting something that Stardust Dragon can't deal with with another copy? It has the same guard power as Starbucks!
First of all, congratulations on the conversion to OCG!
However, since the reverse side is impossible, Charmer's reverse is unfortunately meaningless...

One of the dueling dragons that Yusei obtained as a result of "Fast and gale!"
Like the original Stardust, they are similar in that they are strong against destruction. can now be made resistant to destruction by battle and card effects. In particular, it is great to be able to cover low hit points by adding resistance to battle destruction that the original Stardust cannot deal with. As one of the general-purpose ☆ 8 Synchro, he can be used in any deck, so I think it's a pretty easy card to use. However, it is inferior to the main family in that it cannot protect against mass destruction such as large storms and torrent funerals, so it is necessary to use it properly with the main family Stardust.

A new dust that is resistant to battles that the original dust is not good at.
Since it is a free chain, it is easy to maintain and boasts the same stable performance as the original.
Since it doesn't need to be released like the original Dust, there is a risk that the card will be removed after being attacked, but on the other hand, it can be said that it is strong against DD Crow.
It's a little disappointing that you can only protect one card against Boppa, and that you can't negate it and destroy it.
Still, I think it's a useful general-purpose level 8 that can be used in a variety of his decks.

I'll get the strongest power with my heightened feel! ! →Yusei got Stardust for him▼
Unlike the anime version, it is wonderful that you can deal with the battle destruction that the original family is not good at instead of flying.
The other side is a defensive type that goes well with a gun down, but this is a type that is easy to maintain and attacks hard.
As a level 8 synchro, it has the power to open up a new frame.
However, its destruction resistance is only once. The strongest Stardust can be enshrined, but don't overestimate it.

The early flagage had amazing performance, so how did it turn out like this?
Granting resistance is strong, but it's a one-time thing. It is a pity that the RBI is inferior to other general-purpose 8 synchros.
Moreover, since you can only protect one card, it is impossible to evade the torrent brahomirafo like the original Stada. Furthermore, it doesn't destroy and doesn't have support like sin Stada that doesn't support Staro, so the only points that are superior to the original Stada are that it doesn't have to be released, attributes, and the ability to prevent psychics...
Still, I think it's a good choice for a general-purpose 8.

Greetings from the dueling dragon world. Another Stardust.
A piece with tremendous defensive ability that may shine a new light on the completely cold Synchro.
Even though the original Stardust has a lot of trouble breaking through, it is not a card that can break through quickly if it is given battle destruction resistance.
Since it is not released, it is vulnerable to chains, but on the contrary, it is more dexterous than the original because it protects anything with a free chain.
It's weak against mass destruction, but it's a supernova of star 8 synchronization, a powerful person comparable to the main family.

It's true that I've become better at holding a single place than at the head office.
LIGHT now supports Honest.
However, he could not deal with Staro, which was the selling point of the head family,
I can no longer protect the cards on the back.
So I wonder if it's going to be an evaluation of the main family and tonton.
Which one he uses depends on the deck.

It was good to have a good time, but the problem was that No. 101 came out. Evilswarm Butte is also out, and if it's a mass removal warning, it's likely that the old standard will be adopted.
However, it's convenient to be able to add destruction resistance to any card you like every turn.

Blue-Eyed Deck and Dragon Noot and Maiden targets are horse horses.
It's a pretty good card.

Another of his Stardust. Although it becomes only one, it can also deal with battle destruction.
Since it is LIGHT, it is also GOOD to receive support from Honest!