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Reverse (only) Buster. Direct attack is not possible.
Compared to Mystic Swordsman LV2 of the same reverse meta, it is also stronger in attack reactions, but considering the recent decline in the adoption rate of attack reactions, there is not much difference.
On the contrary, low-level demons don't have as much support as warriors, so they have the disadvantages mentioned above, and rather, they're more difficult to use.
Well, in any case, this kind of reverse meta is a tough existence in the current environment, and as I mentioned earlier, this card has a lot of peculiarities, so I think it's okay to talk about it.

The effect is a bonus, and it is one of the few level 4 Photon cards that can Normal Summon.
However, since he is not a warrior, the drawback is that he cannot share race support with Thrasher. He can't take advantage of Photon because he uses spells.
And now that Advancedr, Orbital, and more user-friendly Level 4 Photon have appeared, it can be said that both Chargeman and Crusher have retired.

The number of Xs that use materials all at once has increased, but the target is quite limited, and in the first place, there is usually no material = the effect is used... I'm late.
Having the Galaxy name gives it one of the few advantages over other removal cards, but it doesn't fill the gap.

"Do you like industrial waste?" Kaito "Yes, I love SA!"
Aside from the slasher, this card stands out as a disappointing card among all the low-level Photons. This is after Crusher, and this is at the end of the 8th term.
Although it has a doubling enhancement, it cannot attack when activated, and it lasts until the next standby time, so it may function as a wall at most.
Since his original ATK is low, he can handle recruiters and rampage summoning like a circler, and compared to that, he is a warrior, so it's easy to share racial support with slasher.
However, in the 10th period, many useful Level 4 Photons appeared, including the Advancedr, who is almost upwardly compatible.
Aside from technical matters, you can see that there is no reason for existence?

Since the enhancement is permanent, his ATK will continue to rise indefinitely... It sounds good, but maintaining this guy who has no resistance is... Or rather, it is difficult to maintain even one turn.
Moreover, if you can't attack during the turn when the effect is activated, you're a failure level as an attacker.
It has no utility except for fans, but the scary thing is that he was under the name Photon Chargeman.

Despite being Rank 4, he has a high RBI of 3000 RBI. Moreover, there is no specific material specification with two requests.
However, it is still an ant, and if you can't declare an attack and apply the effect of 4, it won't function as an attacker on its own.
It is a gambling effect, and regarding the merit effect, 3 and 5 are easily affected by the situation and are quite unstable.
Other than the effect, it is useful as an anti-skidre due to the height of the raw hitting point. Also, since it is a demon, it can also be used as a material for Dark Gaia.
It is a category that is easy to use as a gambling card, but the habit is a little strong.

Since there is no specified material, it is easy to summon.
Although it is a low stat for Rank 4, it has a strong effect against walls that lower the RBI after putting the defense monster into attack position.
However, such a situation is basically dominant, so there is little need to rely on this guy, and now that the number of RBIs is rising, the defense itself is drastically reduced. It doesn't block reverse effects, so it's not strong against such decks.
However, by using the fact that you can target your own cards, you can immediately activate the expansion support summoned by defense and the reverse effect. In the past, it was used for Wind-Up.
If anything, it's currently a combo-oriented card that mainly activates against you.

General-purpose rank 4 with 3 heavy materials.
The RBI can be increased by the number of X materials, and it is 3200 by itself. It can be said that this weight also meshes with its own effect.
However, Rank 4 attackers have the presence of Daribé and Lightning... 2 materials are enough and the explosive power is usually higher. If you can maintain it, the explosive power may be on par, but it's quite difficult now that removal is abundant.
And in the current environment, the wind is blowing against him, and in order to line up multiple Xs, he needs Link, and the amount of materials he requires weighs heavily on him. The adoption rate of X has also fallen slightly due to the influence of the link environment.
With Star Seraph, which can make use of the fact that it is a three-body material, it may be able to play an active role as an attacker. Delta and Ouroboros, which have removal effects, are also strong there.
The performance is too unsatisfactory for its weight.

Rank 4 has the highest class removal performance, and if you look at the effect alone, it is a performance that can slip into Rank 4, which is said to be a fierce battlefield.
However, the problem is that it requires Butterspy as it is said.
There are currently only 3 cards that can be used as materials, and it is not an easy-to-use substitute other than Aururi. Since it is not a category that can be assembled properly, it is difficult to operate as a result.
It has the name of Photon, but as mentioned above, she demands Butterspy, so I can't put it out and there is no synergy.
There's also the Xyz Shift, but it's a counterattack effect, so I wonder if there's room for doing something that's highly dependent on combos...
Despite having flashy effects, it gives the impression of being an unfortunate existence. Whether it will be practical depends on her Butterspy in the future. My colleague's heroic has also been strengthened (Bounzer? Who's that?), and I'm looking forward to the future.

A card suitable for light or dark end materials in the same pack.
There are plenty of support itself that can be received in both darkness and light.
If you make it advanced, it has a half-baked hit point and has combat resistance once a turn, but it's almost a bonus. It doesn't have a special expansion effect and it doesn't correspond to recruiters, so honestly, it's difficult to say whether it's suitable for light or dark end materials.
The favorite is a level 3 search that is activated when Tribute Summon is performed, and has high versatility. It will come in handy when bringing a thin level 3 search method.
The number of decks that can be handled well at the moment is quite limited, but I feel that there is a lot of potential in the future.

He has the same attribute, except that he can't use the same name as a material with anything other than Sky Striker Ace.
The direction of the marker is opposite to that of Hayate, making it an easy-to-handle marker for Link 1.
The effect is to block the attack of one opponent's monster, and considering the effect of Rei, you can aim to block the attack of two monsters during your turn and the opponent's turn, but if you target it during your turn, it is easy to target, so basically 1. It's better to think only once.
The recovery effect is as weak as the fluctuation of Shizuku and Kagari, and a large recovery cannot be expected. However, if you think about extras, there is no loss. Sky Striker Ace itself is his deck with high DEF.
Sky Striker Ace is active in the environment, so I feel that the effect is somewhat subdued. However, there is no doubt that it has expanded the range of strategies for Sky Striker.

He can easily be summoned with Sky Striker Ace, except for Wind, which cannot be used as a material with the same name as Sky Striker Ace.
The marker is diagonally lower left and easier to use than fire and water. However, he doesn't want to put too many monsters in the main Sky Striker, so he's not that happy.
Unlike fire and water, it does not have variable effects and prepares for direct attacks. Like Ray, he has 1500 RBIs, and his striking power is excellent for a direct attack attacker of this lightness.
Additionally, in combat he can send Sky Striker to his GY, and when out of Hornet, he can send Rei and dedicate to Kagari Shizuku's volatility effect.
When combined with Kagari, it can also be used as a search for Sky Striker Spell. However, it is a difficult point that it is slow because a battle is intervened.
He can also be useful in Sky Striker Ace with effects that are useful in the final phase, but I think it is a highly versatile card that can be used in other decks due to the existence of Engage and Hornet, good for markers, and easy-to-use effects. .
What mode is this card in? Something like illustrations or effectively sniper mode?

If the material designation is Sky Striker Ace and Sky Striker Ace other than water, there is no problem with the material designation.
Contrary to Kagari, Marker tends to be beneficial to the opponent, but on the other hand, I don't want to put him in the main due to Sky Striker's tactics, so I want to cover it with playing and backing.
Contrary to Kagari, its effects are weakening and search effects. Like Kagari, the fluctuation value is low and the impact on the opponent is small in the early stages. Since her own stats are also low, she feels harder to handle as an attacker than Kagari.
The search is a little slow at the end, but it's useful. Rei, of course, can also aim to activate a resurrection card, and the weakening effect overlaps, so compatibility is good in that respect as well.
As in sword guard mode, it is a card that should be played mainly during the opponent's turn, and like Kagari, it will play a role in the rotation of the Sky Striker Ace Deck.

There are Sky Striker Ace bindings other than flames, but I want to see anti-abuse, and he is bound easily with Sky Striker Ace. Considering Hornet's presence, it's versatile enough to be used in other decks of his.
You can let your opponent use the marker diagonally above, but considering Sky Striker's tactics, you don't want to put him in the main, so you need to cover it.
GY's Sky Striker Spell has a recovery effect, and considering the GY fattening rate of Sky Striker's spell, it is easy to activate. You can connect to link 2 with . However, it is a little incompatible with the additional effect of Sky Striker Spell.
The RBI can be increased by the number of GY's spells, but since the increase is low, he is mainly active as an attacker in the middle stage. It doesn't seem to be compatible with 1's GY recovery, but since it's his spell that can be activated immediately and the increase value is low, I don't really care.
Although it is a recovery effect, he is also a pivot of the rotation of the deck, and is one of the ace of Sky Striker Ace who lives up to the name of the flash mode that plays an active part as an attacker at times.

The main character of Sky Striker Ace and the only one that can be put into the main.
With Friche, he can summon Sky Striker Ace Link, and if Sky Striker Ace Link is defeated, he can purge (self-regenerate), so his job is to connect to Sky Striker Ace Link again.
It is blessed with attributes and races, so it is also an advantage that it is easy to bring.
Since it has a release effect in the dark, it is also an advantage that Diabolos' regeneration trigger can be pulled. Diabolos himself can actively leave the field, so it works well, and it's powerful that he can simply line up Sky Striker Link and Superlative every turn.
However, each effect is once per turn, so it will be painful if you repeatedly remove it. I want to make sure of the back and activation timing exactly.
Also, due to its characteristics, it is enough to have one in GY, and if you have more than one in your hand, it may spoil. It may be to avoid full use without thinking, but as mentioned above, it is difficult considering that he is one of the few main monsters in Sky Striker Ace and his weaknesses. I think that it is fully recommended that it is pure because there are restrictions on Hornet now.
It will be an excellent existence as the cornerstone of the illustration Deck.