Number 79: Battlin' Boxer Nova Kaiser →Used Deck

It's been a long time since the regular pack became a system of 80 types, but this card was included in a special frame called "warp frame" that was recorded from the 81st to the 90th maximum in the regular pack long ago. A rank 4X monster of Battlin' Boxer, which is one of the belonging cards and one of the number monsters belonging to the anime theme that did not appear in the anime.
As for the ability, the fact that it can be X-summoned with two free materials, and the effect of being able to use GY's Battlin' Boxer monster as its own X-material during the main phase of each turn is excellent, but other than that, it is an OCG original. I have to say that the performance is quite dull as a theme number.
The self-enhancement ability that is proportional to the number of X materials is too low, and the ability to revive low-level Battlin' Boxer up to the number of X materials it had at the time of destruction has an activation condition that depends on the opponent, and cannot be activated except for a suicide attack. Hateful.
Even if you repeatedly use the GY effect of Battlin' Boxer Glassjaw or Battlin' Boxer Uppercutter attached as an X material from GY, this card does not have the ability to peel off its own X material, so Battlin' Boxer King Dempsey goes without saying. I have the impression that there are almost no scenes that I want to prioritize over Battlin' Boxer Lead Yoke.
However, "Number C79: Battlin' Boxer General Kaiser", which appeared in the 12th term, exerts the strongest power among his Battlin' Boxer X monsters against opponent monsters that have already appeared only when he has this card as an X material. Therefore, I want to find a way to utilize it there.
And again, the ability to reinforce X material from GY itself is still powerful, and if you use it together with Dempsey, it's easy to make use of it, and this effect can be used without problems even if you have less than 1 X material. , or Battlin' Boxer X, which replaces monsters destroyed by the effect of Battlin' Boxing Cross Counter.
Well, to put it bluntly, I can't help it because the latest card Dempsey is too strong.

If you summon X normally, you can pump up to 2500 ATK of the ace line, so it's a passing point.
The X material replenishment effect is excellent. This is valuable for anime themes.
Since it supports not only GY but also your hand, it is flexible enough to deal with 《Battlin' Boxer Glassjaw》that you have too many cards in your hand.
It's an excellent card that also has the effect of reviving BK from there.
Resurrection is limited to 《Battlin' Boxer》, but there is no specification for the X material originally possessed.
In other words, you can revive 5 BKs by using 《Birthright8 》to produce 4 materials, and if you use your own effect to +1 materials and make a suicide attack.
If you can revive "Battlin' Boxer Big Bandage", you can connect it to a rank 2-4 X monster with 5 materials. 5 Is Rongomi a candidate?
Aside from the fact that it's a theme that's been neglected for a long time and requires a lot of his GY resources, it's quite a dream combo.
Of course, it also has problems, including the fact that the revive trigger is dependent on the other party.
You can't match pump using 《Torrential Tribute》like 《Battlin' Boxer Lead Yoke》. It will inevitably become a suicide attack.
Also, like Battlin' Boxer Lead Yoke, it is powerless against anything other than destruction, and the fact that it is an optional effect of time is a rather painful place in the current Yu-Gi-Oh, where the number of monsters with immediate trigger effects and removal effects has increased.
Although he has such weaknesses, he is a promising rising star who bears the potential of BK's development.

It doesn't have a specific material, but it has an effect related to BK, so it's mainly used there. It is an advantage for BK that it is easy to cooperate with general-purpose monsters.
It has a material replenishment effect targeting BK, and is strengthened by the number of materials.
However, since the reinforcement rate is low and the raw RBI is not high, it is doubtful whether it can be relied on in terms of battle.
If destroyed, you can revive as many lower grade BK as the number of materials, there is no condition like "X summoned", and there is the aforementioned material replenishment effect, so it is effective for resurrection and irregular summons.
However, it is hard to say that this is also easy to handle because it is limited to destruction from the opponent and depends on the opponent.
If anything, I want to connect it to a combo using X materials.
If you use the Cestus that fell in GY as a material, you can aim for the additional effect of Caestus from RU, or fulfill the shadow conditions.
It is hard to say that the unit performance is excellent even in flattery. I think it will shine if BK-related products that are more compatible with materialization come out, so I would like to expect more in the future.

A card with a strange effect of preparing a successor by supplying Xyz materials. However, since it only supports destruction, it cannot be activated if it is removed by other effects. It is inefficient to leave it to the other party and wait for destruction. Is it the aim to activate it with a suicide attack? In that case, a subtle pump up is also a plus. That said, there aren't many times when I really want to use it. It would be a different story if there was a powerful Rank 4 designated BK 3 body.

A true supernova in Battlin' Boxer. Even though it is 100, it has a bump-up effect, and you can trade up to 2600 with your own effects. Although it misses the timing, the resurrection effect when destroyed also contributes to restricting the opponent's actions. The good compatibility with Shadow is guaranteed, and you can summon monsters without any real disadvantages.

Except for the suicide bomb attack, it will match the opponent's timing, so even if you deploy it, it will be crushed one by one, and as a result, it would have been better to use a lead blow... in many cases.
As for the recovery effect, it is stronger to use the switch hitter with glass jaws, and there is no opportunity to prioritize it unless you want to immediately destroy it in battle or there is a monster that cannot be defeated with lead blow.
I was hoping for a card that would fill the lead blow hole just right, but... hmmm.

BK Supernova.
Until this card came out, BK was basically his deck that was a lead blow lead blow, and combined with the restrictions of the switch hitter, the tactics were relatively one-pattern.
However, it was resolved by the new option of Kaiser.
You can replenish the X material with your own effect, so you can think of a direct revival with a switch hitter or spirits.
It is the same as Lead Blow that it is vulnerable to removal other than destruction, but please note that this only responds to destruction by the opponent.
Be careful because you can't recover even if you get involved in your own torrent funeral.

Your opponent doesn't want to destroy this card if possible.
Or rather, it's at a level where there's a demand for a suicide attack.
But, as expected, it's painful that it's weak against things other than destruction.
It's full of holes, but since it's an Xyz, you should be able to play an active role if you choose your opponent.

This is my favorite illustration...
He's a good fit for Battlin' Boxer just by dealing with the switch hitter's shackles.
The effect is also easy to combo with Shadow and RUM.
It is also possible to operate simply as 2600 RBI.
Although the latter effect is passive, it can be activated with a suicide attack.
You can bring out Cestus and Shockrulers, line up his Battlin' Boxers for an all-out attack, and more.

He was a lead blow single spear, but he suddenly appeared in Battlin 'Boxer as a promising new star.
The initial RBI is 2600 with the use of OUR replenishment effect, which is a high number for Rank 4, which is on par with Mr. Pearl.
Furthermore, if destroyed by battle or effect, he can use Battlin' Boxer and Special Summon up to the number of materials, so it will be very difficult to deal with opponents who rely on destruction as a means of removal. It's also great that it's somewhat resistant to the popular Brestle and Holy Grail.
However, since the abyss that didn't work for the lead blow is stabbed, I want to support it with a lead blow side by side or a holy spear.

The Battlin' Boxer revolution is here. Like Lead Blow, it can be used at level 4x2, and Battlin' Boxer gets stronger as it drops more and more. Salami Salami When he died as a luxury bonus, he came with Battlin' Boxer ss for the material. Try negotiating with your friends...

Like Lead Blow, it is a BK that can be summoned with 2 materials, and once per turn, you can increase the materials, so if you leave it alone, it will become stronger and stronger. If your opponent destroys it, you can revive BK by the number of materials you have, so if you want to remove this card, you may have multiple Lead Blows and Kaiser on your opponent's next turn. It's very rare, so it's hard to get one, but if you're building a BK, you definitely want to use it.

As the name suggests, the new star of BK's expectation appears in No. 79 on Knuckle.
Replenishment of materials and hitting points that are compatible with it. And a nice guy whose recovery when destroyed and all the effects are synergistic.
If it's just an RBI, there are lead blows, but some guys who don't want to leave on the return turn are between 2300 and 2600, and I'm happy to be able to call them from the switch hitter when I want to deal with it immediately.
The explosive power effect at the end is easy enough to use as a recovery, and it is easy to access Cestus, which is said to be strong if you can call it, as well as putting out a switch hitter.

Yay!! lol It's time to be blessed with BK errands lol
I might be able to live somehow with this lol
It's good that it goes well with shadow lol
buy oops lol

It's more of a machine than a bad machine.
Level 4BK lined up with lead blow is also deployed, well, I'm blessed...
However, the reinforcement based on the material, the anti-destruction effect and the design concept are similar to the lead blow.
Still, it is effective for owners of RBIs that cannot be processed in one lead blow, and the breakthrough power of switch hitters will increase slightly.
The explosive power of the last fart is more than a lead blow, so it's a card you'll want to have along with it.

It's quite troublesome when Glassjaw comes in your hand.
Use this card as a material and remove it with Shadow.
BK salvage from is really strong
It is also a good effect that the RBI goes up
When combined with lead blow, it is very troublesome for the opponent.