Number 105: Battlin' Boxer Star Cestus →Used Deck

It's Battlin' Boxer's number that makes you feel the weight of a monster that requires 3 X materials!
If it wasn't for "Battlin' Boxer Lead Yoke", maybe it would have been two materials...
I'm not looking for something like "Number 16: Shock Master", but the difference in the strength of the effect due to the difference in the number of required materials is at most the difference in the number of times you can use your effect, and most of it is in one turn. It was something that could only be applied once, so there weren't really many X monsters that clearly differed in performance back then.
This card can't use its effect as long as the X material lasts in one turn, but it's pretty hard to put this card out and then line up Battlin' Boxer monsters on the field.

The one who appeared in the anime is the Battlin' Boxer X monster, one of the Overhand Red Numbers.
Thanks to "Battlin' Boxer Promoter", he can easily be X-summoned in Battlin' Boxer Deck by the normal procedure, but the essential effect is quite poor.
When a Battlin' Boxer monster, including itself, battles, the effects of the opponent's monsters that are battling are all cleared + your monster is battle destruction resistance + battles damage reflection, so the effect negate is a monster with battle destruction resistance. It leads to the repulsion of the opponent's monster whose status is determined by its own effect, and the battle destruction resistance + damage reflection can be used to cut LP by using the power of the opponent without losing this monster against the monster with originally high ATK. connected to.
However, it is not a monster that uses 3 X materials to get out, and his ATK is relatively high for reflecting damage, so it does not mesh well with the effect, and peeling off the X material is effective. It's not very cool that it's a cost instead.
Personally, I like the ability to set up an all-clear battle against the opponent's monsters that I fight, but the effect that I want you to follow is battle destruction resistance that changes depending on the opponent's monster you fight + damage reflection rather than small tricks such as damage reflection. I think it's like setting ATK to 0 or something like that.
Since his Battlin' Boxer X, a super-capable 2-body material called Battlin' Boxer King Dempsey, has also appeared, it's not the time to X summon this card properly.
I'm not saying that there are times when he comes out of Battlin' Boxing Cross Counter and becomes a finisher unexpectedly, but basically it seems to be just a stepping stone for Number C105: Battlin' Boxer Comet Cestus.

It's not a bad effect by any means, but the problem with the all-important [BK] is that you'll run out of breath just by lining up 3 of them.
The current Yu-Gi-Oh is inflated in terms of ATK, so the reflected damage effect of this card itself is not bad.
However, the ATK of this card has reached the ace line for giving reflected damage, and there is a sense of confusion.
The effect can be applied to other BKs, but as I mentioned earlier, with [BK] it's all you can do with just playing this card, and in the end you often end up using this card alone. (Actually, it doesn't come out in the first place.)
The lower class BK also has a decent amount of ATK, and 《Battlin' Boxer Shadow》, which is especially easy to put out together, is still inconsistent with ATK 1800 and aiming for reflected damage.
The effect of granting combat destruction also overlaps with 《Battlin' Boxer Headgeared》and 《Battlin' Boxer Big Bandage》.
Ironically, it's hard to say that my best partner is ATK 0 and Battlin' Boxer Cheat Commissioner.
It makes me wonder what this card was when 《Number 54: Lion Heart》appeared in the same anime as an answer for reflected damage.
In terms of resistance, it is a big difference from Lead Blow that you can protect it with 《Barian Untopia》etc. by taking advantage of the privilege of being overhand red numbers.
As a flip side of the difficulty of putting it out, if [BK] has the development power to line up this card and the cheat commissioner with plenty of room, I think it can shine as a true ace of BK.

A card that was supposed to be BK's ace in one of the overhand red numbers.
There are various things written in the effect text, but it's an effect that can't be said to be very useful by modern standards as it can only be used during battle. Genealogy of Trap Jammer.
In the first place, [BK] is good at keeping up rank 4 every turn, but it's pretty bad at lining up 3 ☆ 4s at once, and it's easier to understand if you keep rubbing lead blows every turn instead of doing that. strong.
It's a bad way to put it, but at the moment, I think it's just a card that you have to put in when you play Caestus with the sword of the seven emperors.

It's not a valuable effect that uses 3 materials, it's like this.
But it's still a relief that the evolved form of Kaestos' firepower has romance.

There is no material specification, and the effect targets BK, but since it is also BK itself, it can be used alone.
Among the BKs, it has a particularly strong effect in battle, but it can only work in battle and is highly dependent on the opponent, and even so, the materials required are 3 and heavy, so the performance is not very good for the price.
The biggest selling point is that it is designated as a key for Caestus' additional effect, as it is often said.
It is compatible with the Sword of the Seven Emperors and the N・As・H Knight, and although it depends on the situation, it can unleash the greatest firepower among them.
I can't help but say that the performance as a single unit is low.

It seems strong when you hear the effects of opponent monsters negate, battle destruction resistance, and reflection damage, but all three materials are ruined. Playing this card and lining up other lower BKs is extremely difficult, and the negate effect is tough until the end of the turn. It would be far more common to use the sword of the seven emperors as an underlay for the comet Caestus.

Alito's overhandlet monster that goes well with Lead Blow. The effect is quite useful with his Battlin' Boxer, which has excellent suicide attack, but if you line up 3 monsters with Battlin' Boxer, it will be a lead blow rather than Cestus, which is a bit painful. My main method of summoning is to use Seventh One.

Xyz Monster has a slightly plain effect for 3 materials. [BK] However, since the two materials [Lead Blow] and [New Star Kaiser] are very powerful, this card is not necessarily necessary. However, the evolution destination "Comet Caestus" is very powerful and can be reused by "Switch Hitter", so if you incorporate rank ups with "Sword of the Seven Emperors" and "Limited Barian's Force" into your tactics. will be put in. For the time being, [BK] can be used without difficulty, and even if you use "Limited Barian's Force", you can aim for a rank increase from reviving with "Switch Hitter", so it can be used as a tactic.

It wasn't used much before, but thanks to Kaiser's visit, it became easier to use.
Due to the increase in 4000 RBIs that cannot be beaten by lead blows that have become easier to produce recently
worth using

I'm usually strong. It's just hard to put out with BK.
An offensive and defensive monster that hits 《Cross Counter》like Alito. But the poor person who is hiding in another BK.

Hope, Mae Stroke, Wind-Up, Lead Blow, Gantetsu, etc. are all good points.

No, I'm usually strong. "It just doesn't come out often."
In combat, he is invincible, and he reciprocates with reflexes.
Of course, his deck, which utilizes high RBI, can easily attack other than that.
I think it's a card that fully expresses Yubel's theory that "If you don't hit me, I'll hit you first."

Cestus is not bad! It looks bad because the lead blow is too good.
The advantage of this is that it is resistant to battle destruction and is also resistant to Galaxy-Eyes. But 4x3 has removals like DiSigma and Ouroboros...
In addition, the lead blow that can be hit repeatedly is too good, so the only thing that bothers me is to RUM it...
However, with the appearance of Kaiser, a summoning support that was aimed at, not only was it easier to put out,
Recently, it has become easier to get 4000 hit points, which cannot be exceeded even if you use lead blow twice, and the appearance of the sword of the seven emperors has increased the reasons to use it in BK.

If it's 4x2, it's a cheat effect, if it's 4x3, it's a sos effect...
Its effect is not bad. Almost invincible in combat.
However, the problem is that the number of materials does not match the effect...
This guy's true power manifests when he becomes Caestos.

This guy was put out and hit with a counter and received a reflex, and he was RUMed and burnt. Everyone says it's weak, but this guy has an unpleasant effect called "negate".

Everyone says or doesn't say there's no value other than Caestos
Personally, I can evaluate it as much as Kaestos
Certainly, as a 4x3, it will be compared to Ruler, Ouroboros, etc., and I understand that it will be difficult to evaluate.
However, this guy has effects that Caestus does not have, and there is no limit to one turn.
If the name is BK, all monsters can benefit from combat resistance to negate effect, and additionally benefit from reflection.
It can be said that it is a very powerful card when breaking through Recruiters and opponents with combat resistance.

BK isn't that difficult to summon. In addition, since he himself is a BK, he can be revived with a switch hitter and can be Xyz changed to Kaestos with RUM Barian's Force. "And although he's cool, he's not very strong himself."

This guy doesn't have a lot of picture adverts.
It's the best card for playing Alito, as it bounces back with the opponent's power.
It's usually strong and there are no material restrictions, so I'm pretty happy that I can easily break through cards that are difficult to break through.

With Ridobro, it tends to look inferior, but it's still strong.
However, it is difficult to summon
Ridobro is easier to summon and has a stronger effect, so the adoption rate will drop.

It's okay to be able to activate it yourself... Reflection damage doesn't make much sense with this stat. Since I wasn't able to destroy the opponent's monster after all, I don't see much of a reason to prioritize it over Disigma.
If it's BK, you can easily get it out by using a spar, but this time you can't attack due to the restriction of the spar...

There are too few ways to get even the main BK.
Even if you put it out, if it's a spa, you can't battle phase, anyway, it doesn't mesh with BK.
The effect itself is powerful, and the strongest point is showing Volcanban when disguised as Kaestos.

Ah... (guess
In the first place, it is destined to be compared to Shock Ruler and Ouroboros at the point of being a rank 4 3 body material.
If you're going to hit it with a Daigusto Sphreez effect, then your ATK must be 1000 lower...
You can negate the effect with Shock Ruler, and you can remove it with Ouroboros or Thunder Spark...
This card is all about the evolution of Comet Caestus. That is the only card that has the greatest significance of existence (romance).

To be frank, isn't it better to use DiSigma or Ouroboros, which can be processed without intervening in battle?
I can add effects to BKs other than myself, but I don't think I have much time to deploy BKs after using 3 BKs.
It's a free chain, so it's a good point that you can rest assured even if a high hit point or a female warrior rushes in.
But it seems that the shock ruler is also good.

A stiff leather cord worn around the hands of an ancient Roman boxer.
Recently, my evaluation of this one has skyrocketed.
First of all, it can be easily revived with a switch hitter, so it is also excellent as a stepping stone for Kaestos.
In addition, you can easily deal with battle-resistant monsters such as armored wings that cannot be dealt with with lead blows. With the appearance of Battlin' Boxer's resurrection card 《Battlin' Boxing Spirits》, it became easier to get out without using a spur.
You can do the same with Ouroboros, but you can't Xyz Summon it on the turn you use Switch Hitter's effect. Since this is BK, the point is that you can put it out normally
However, in conclusion, if there is a frame to stack such a thing, it is better to put another one.
I got it right but the relief is too cool

The effect is subtle for the material...
However, considering the restriction of switch hitters, I would like to use this card.
If you connect it to RUM, you can put out a powerful Caestos, and it will do more than its price. You can rest assured when you line up with lead blow!

Such as when a battle resistant monster that cannot be dealt with with lead blow comes out,
I'm waiting for my turn.
RUM- Barian's Force Burning Knuckler
It can evolve into Caestos

The appeal of this card is that it can be activated even during the opponent's turn. Even if you stop it with Veiler, your opponent will have to deal with it "out of combat" on the next turn. If you are conscious of [Bujin], it's not bad to put in Cestus from the main.

Strong as usual!
Caestus and Lead Blow are just too conspicuous, but Cestus-dono has a lot of good points about Cestus-dono.

The art is cool, and it's nice that the opponent receives battles damage. If this is my zako, the other party's
Get hit by a nasty monster. It is also attractive that you can change to Caestus when you get tired of it. I bought a lot of packs containing this guy, but Kaestos is the second one...