"Coach King Giantrainer" Rating Score by ねおんちゃん

It's use is quite limited, but it's a great card that can earn extraordinary ads if it's suitable for his deck.
Abandoning the battle phase from the summoning condition of lining up 3 level 8 bodies and the difficulty of handling and the disadvantages themselves are large, but the effect triggered by the weight is a surprising 3 card draw and a maximum of 2400 damage burn. He made me cry when he learned that the bonus effect was equivalent to that extremely risky black flame bullet.
First of all, the materials are heavy and the summoning itself is difficult, and it has the problem that it is almost impossible to decide on the turn it is summoned. It's not on the cards of , and would be incredibly powerful.
Personally, I would like to propose the possibility of adopting her deck, which requires a special combo part card in her hand, along with Danger!
Danger! has many easy level 8 Special Summons, making it very easy to arrange multiple level 8 monsters on the field while rotating the Deck at high speed.
Due to its characteristics, it can be very easily connected to the Giant Trainer's Special Summon, and by combining the characteristics of Danger! It can efficiently increase the possibility of drawing cards into your hand.
Also, even after the effect of this card is used up, there is no limit on the draw like with Pot of Extravagance, so it is possible to turn a Giant Trainer who has run out of materials into a Skaldet to further accelerate the draw. Become.
Among the decks that use level 8 and rank 8, the number of decks that can be used is very limited, but I feel that it is a card full of possibilities that can earn unusual advantages in a unique role in decks that are compatible.
At the moment, there are no signs of it being active in the environment, but in the future, if a level 8 theme that has high development potential and excels in suppression and burn (= you don't have to rush to attack) appears, we will consider regulation. I feel that I am doing a level of performance that can be done. To that extent, in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, the act of "drawing 3 cards" carries the weight of breaking the rules.