Premium Budget Deck: Geoma-Glass Cannon

Justice once again

 

So this can also be dubbed as a Crazy Diamond build but I prefer Geoma-Glass Cannon for the irony in addition to having a more straightforward naming process. This build is focused on using the Enigman ride chain, allowing you to skimp out on other units of that grade in order to run as many Grade 3s as possible. The original build used this in tandem with Daikaiser to abuse the break ride skill, and other variants since then focus on synergizing with units that benefit from running a lot of Grade 3s. In the modern day we now have Geomaglass who greatly lends itself to this strategy alongside new units from the V series with higher base stats that can be abused by the deck. 

Instead of the usual spotlight where I provide various options to run with a sample build alongside it, I'll be instead providing insight on my own take for a budget build, which you're welcome to change at your own discretion. 

Standard Budget Deck: Dimension Police (Metalborg Mashup)

I dislike having to remember Legion

With Silverdust Blaze recently released it's a good time to talk about the new giant robots from this round of Dimension Police support. While the support in this set has been mixed, a good amount of options have been provided to the regular and budget playstyles. Bradblack is an outstanding addition to several variants within the clan due to it's ease of use. It being a RRR also means it can find its way into many budget builds and can give them a boost of power needed to make them more viable. With that in mind, one of these options is Metalborgs, which will be the focus of this post. 

Deck Spotlight: Daiyusha's Bizarre Adventure: Battle for Cray (Platinum-Daiyusha Pressure)

Toki yo Tomare!

Alrighty. First deck of rush week, and this post is gonna be covering a fun little Dimension Police rush deck. It's based off a deck awhile back that focused on early crit pressure, but with a few upgrades from all the Dimension Police support we've been getting in the G-Era. It plays out a bit differently than other kinds of rush decks, but it's still hella fun to play(but not against)

Update Deck: Dimension Police (Enigmans)

It's been a year since this blog started. Damn. And can we all thank Tachi for starting it?

Anyhow, Enigmans were where this blog started and today I want to give them a little bit of love.

Summon your courage, my invincible superman!

The new support for Enigmans in GBT-07, made the deck SOOOOOO much more consistent. You will never miss the ride chain in this deck. Never. Just three cards in the set made this deck that much more consistent. And they are all common. Perfect. Just perfect. If you still have your Enigman deck from the first blog it's time to bring it back out.

Before we get started, lets first talk about the new support we got. They are Enigman Warm, Enigman Squall, and Enigman Crescent. Enigman Warm's just a trigger with the Enigman name, so not much to say about it, but the other two cards are something else. Enigman Squall and Crescent are treated as Enigman Ripple and Wave respectively while on the Vanguard Circle or Soul. Let me repeat that: They are treated as Enigman Ripple and Enigman Wave. You can literally run two playsets of both the Grade 1 and Grade 2 of the Enigman ride chain. This makes sure that you will never miss the ride chain.

Budget Deck: Dimension Police (Dimensional Robos)

-Insert Random Kenji Ride Chant here-

Dimensional Robos, Drobos for short, are some kind of Super Sentai Megazord buisness. I mean, look at every single unit out there! It's clearly gigantic robos fighting for Justice! Wait, is it Transformers? Anyway, Drobos boast an amazing amount of Critical sacking on one place, and mainly now, guard breaking.

Budget Deck: Dimension Police (Metalborgs)

I already have 3 Dimensional Police Decklists... Wow.

Either way, going into the blog, I'm gonna be making a Metalborg Budget deck. As always, the expensive Star card in Metalborg is~~~

Sin Buster, Ur Buster! LEGION!!!

Sin Buster. The card that gives a Glory skill whenever it's power is 30k or above, including boost. And it has an even better second skill, that draws whenever Sin Buster's 20k attack or higher hits. Do you know how useful drawing is? That +1 is really powerful, especially since it's basically guranteed that this guy's attack will hit unless your opponent is at 5 damage. And this guy costs...

$16-20. Oh, okay.

Budget Deck: Dimension Police (Zeal)

Reverse--- DAIYUSHAAAAA!!!

So there are 2 types of Dimension Police units. The right Superheroes of justice who strive to burn down evil, and the Villains, who wants to destroy Cray. I mean, it's obvious. A hero story can't start withought a Villain.

My head shoots out Lasers.

So the Leader of these Evil Monsters is Zeal, a ride chain. His skill is... A bit... I'm not sure if I'm willing to pay 2 Counterblasts just for a potential -5k to the opponent's Vanguard... The effect is really good, but the fact that it's a Limit Break, and that restriction in skill of needing to have Rear-guards... Zeal is usable, interesting, but... Oh wait.

Looks like I spoke too soon. G-EB01 gave us a Zeal Legion revival... Which actually works if played right. Here, we have a decent on-hit unflipper. Being able to hit 22k, it's like "PG or I unflip" which is preety good overall.

Budget Deck: Dimension Police (Enigmans)

I ride Ultimate Dimensional Robo, Greaato--- DAIYUSHAAAAAA!!!


So this clan isn't all about just Kenji shouting out card names. It's actually one of those clans included in the meta, and it is... quite a bit expensive. But originally upon release, this was considered minor, a Budget clan. It just somehow got Overpowered support and made people attracted to on-hit drawing, retiring, Critical sacking on one Vanguard, Glory skilling, and finally, Guard Breaking.

But with G-EB01's advent, we got Strides, and a whole new mechanic that supports it: Cosmic Heroes. Now; I'm not saying that Cosmic Heroes are a budget build: It isn't. However, this set introduced us our old friends. Yep. We got Enigmans.