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Superheavy Samurai Battleball →Used Deck

Card Kind	Attribute	Level	Type	ATK	DEF

Effect Monster Tuner Monster	-	2	Machine	100	800
If all monsters you control are "Superheavy Samurai" monsters, and you have no Spell/Trap Cards in your Graveyard: You can target 1 face-up monster your opponent controls that has a Level; send both it and this card from the field to the Graveyard, then Special Summon from your Extra Deck 1 "Superheavy Samurai" Synchro Monster whose Level equals the total original Levels of those 2 monsters in the Graveyard. (This Special Summon is treated as a Synchro Summon.) You can only use this effect of "Superheavy Samurai Battleball" once per turn.
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Average Rating Score		7.2(14)

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"Superheavy Samurai Battleball" card reviews and rating scores

7.2(14)

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プンプン丸
2022/06/27 11:38

Although this one appeared earlier, it's a mystery why this one's rating is slightly higher than SR Akumagne, which has similar effects. Although you can use "Kaiju" to eat your opponent's Links and Xyz
・You can't use it if your girlfriend's GY has his spell/trap card. ([SR Akumagne] doesn't have that kind of restriction, so he has a wide range of deck construction)
・Because it is level 2, it cannot be used with 《Kinka-byo》.
・If you can only use "Superheavy Samurai" S monsters (the range of synchros you can get from "SR Akumagne" is narrow)
From that point of view, I personally have an image that it will be harder to use than 《SR Akumagne》, but on the contrary, I do not understand the point that it is superior to 《SR Akumagne》.

Good

みめっと
2022/06/27 9:07

A tuner who likes the highly entertaining specification that the Superheavy Samurai S monster that can be S summoned changes depending on the level of the opponent's monster targeted by the effect.
As a result, even if the performance of the main body is not good, I think it is wonderful that it will be meaningful to use it in the EX Deck because it is the only Superheavy Samurai S monster in that level range.
People may say, "I don't think it's a good idea to overwhelm the EX Deck with monsters that may appear." I personally think it's a good thing.
However, you can only S summon your opponent's monsters under fairly troublesome conditions, and only monsters with levels can be used as S materials, so the Superheavy Samurai S monsters you can create are basically opponent-dependent, but with effects that require activation. It's a little disappointing that the resistance is also to the extent that it penetrates the destruction resistance.
For monsters without levels and monsters with target resistance, you can use them for the effects of these monsters by converting them into Kaiju, which has levels 8 and 10.

Good ( 1 )

ヒコモン
2019/07/29 12:50

It's a Synchro Summon with an opponent's monster! ? A card that can At the time of its introduction, there were only "Superheavy Samurai Ogre Shutendoji" that could absorb level 4 and "Superheavy Samurai Warlord Susanowo" that could absorb level 8, but now it can be used widely from levels 3 to 8 and level 10. However, it is very painful that he can't take Link Monster now, let alone Xyz Monster, which was a problem back then. Also, in the case of Pendulum Monster, only removal is performed, and it is a pity that it does not lead to Synchro Monster.

Good ( 1 )

ゴギガガ
2017/01/19 21:22

Even Superheavy Samurai can only be used in builds close to Fullmon, but being able to synchronize using opponent's monsters is attractive.
In particular, he works well with Kaiju, as he doesn't have monsters or levels to deal with, so he can synchronise levels 9 and 10 while removing Xyz Monsters. Be aware that Lava Golems, which can release two of your opponent's monsters, have poor compatibility due to their summoning rights.
The effect is powerful, but even Superheavy Samurai is a tuner with strong quirks, so it would be safer to use it together with Horaga E, which is easier to handle than relying on this alone.

Good ( 1 )

ABYSS
2016/09/04 10:40

Secret Technique Super Synchro.
Superheavy Samurai has 5 to 10 synchros, so you can use your opponent's monsters of level 3 to 8 as materials.
It can also be used as a tuner, making it a versatile card.

Good

EXデッキ焼き
2015/11/04 16:13

When he first appeared, his evaluation was not good due to the small number of Synchro Monsters, but with the appearance of Musa C and Kyu B, he became able to involve levels 3 and 7, and his versatility increased. It can be said that it is still worth considering.

Good

exa
2015/08/09 10:24

Even though you can suck 4 and 8 at present, decks that produce 8 are becoming rare, and decks that produce 4 often don't leave 4 on the board with Xyz or Synchro. I get the impression that the Pendulum sometimes leaves the impression, but it's supposed to be impossible to synchronize with the Pendulum Monster.
After all, you should think about creating a situation where you can use it yourself. If you want to stack many of these cards, it is better to put Hikya-Q.

Good

ストレイツォ
2015/05/17 17:34

I'm sure I'm not the only one who remembered that Tallgeese.
what! ? Aren't my own monsters the only material for a Synchro Summon? ?
Levels 4 and 8 come out at a good rate, so it's easy to use the effect
However, be careful when using Xyz

Good

山猫
2015/02/25 15:21

What kind of face would I make if I used this card against Iliaster?
It can be Synchro Summoned with one of the opponent's monsters.In the anime, it was only a Machine monster, but that restriction has been removed, and instead it has become an effect that is difficult to abuse.At present, it can only absorb levels 4 and 8, so Gongenzaka-sensei's next duel. Let's hope that even if the opponent's monster is a Tuner, knowing that Tama C can use its effect may make us happy.

Good

モートン
2015/02/20 5:12

A monster that chooses an opponent. Effective at level 4 or 8.
Both are ace monsters, so if Synchro is the mainstream, it will be a reversal move.
Synchronization is also possible because it is a level 2 tuner like Horaga-E.

Good

メンタル豆腐デーモン
2015/02/19 22:03

Basically, it's an effect that depends on the opponent, but by sending a lava golem, you can get Susano O.
It takes 1 turn to absorb it, but Lava Golem can crush Wyrm, Fulmon's natural enemy, so it's a good match.

Good ( 1 )

史貴
2015/02/14 10:53

A card that enables super-synchronization in Superheavy Samurai.
Currently there are level 6 and 10 Superheavy Samurai Synchro, and only one can be sucked, so only level 4 and level 8 can be sucked. Both are major levels, but be careful not to choose your opponent remarkably. It can be treated as a tuner normally without using its effect, so it can be appreciated that it is hard to rot.

Good

とき
2015/02/14 9:07

Mechanical soul.
Currently, you can take a level 4 monster to get Shutendo G and a level 8 monster to get Susano O.
Even though he chooses his opponent a little, Super Synchro is quite strong. Moreover, it is a partner with a high employment rate.
In the activation conditions, he has a condition that he refuses to exist other than Superheavy Samurai, so be careful if you have adopted Fortress.
Naturally, it has a strong peculiarity because it cannot be used in any of his decks other than Fulmon.

Good

ねこーら
2024/09/07 9:34