Standard Budget Deck: Nubatama (Kujikiricongo)

Discard No Jutsu!! 

Nubatama has always been a fun clan for me to brew, even since the original series. Controlling cards in the opponent's hand was something I never really tried in card games prior to Vanguard, and when V-BT03 came around I was looking forward to seeing how Bushi would adapt the clan for Standard. 

I was initially confused when the VR was revealed to be Magatsu Storm, alongside the rest of his ride chain. However, and more importantly, Shura Stealth Dragons returned to Standard alongside the mainline Magatsu set. Let's talk about them for today.

Budget Deck: Nubatama (Afterimage)

It's been, what, 2 years now since we posted a Nubatama deck here for y'all budget players to use?

Nubatama is a bit of a hype clan at the moment, with the new Domination mechanic. It's not too expensive at the moment due to Mujinlord being the only pricy card at the moment, but knowing the market it's bound to shoot up in price. Dominate is a hype deck, after all.

Nubatama was a difficult deck to budget build for the longest time due to the only viable options being Shura Stealth Dragon, which is heavily undersupported, and Afterimage, which is ungodly expensive with heavy amounts of RRR and GR, with few budget options to chose from due to, again, a heavy lack of support.

But funnily enough, with the newest hype addition to the Nubatama clan, we have so much more to work with in the budget department to make a very cheap, very effective Nubatama deck. Two Trial Decks, a couple Rares and Commons, and some solid, cheap Double Rares and you're good to go!

Budget Deck: Nubatama

Nin!

Nubatama. Ah, the memories. Nubatama was first introduced at BT01, but when Bushi realized that it was OP as hell and just pure annoying, they stopped supporting the clan, and Nubatama's legacy ended with only 4 cards being released... Supposedly. After one long year of the faithful Ninja players waiting, they finally got their Ninja support! Nin Nin! They returned, introducing their new binding techniques to "balance" them off. But you know, whenever I see Nuba players, I see a lot of people playing it in the worst way possible. There's no wrong way to play, just that there's a best way. For Nubas, that's Pressure.