What can you ask more? That it wasn’t a complete brick in hand, but at least that makes it something to discard with Foxy if something that atrocious happens. Yes, Jack Jaguar reborns itselfs by reloading your Extra Deck. But here’s the thing: Jack Jaguar doesn’t care if the shuffled monster goes in the Main Deck or in the Extra Deck, it still will Special Summon itself. You can shuffle any Salamangreat monster from the graveyard back into the Deck except another copy of itself, and if goes in the Deck it Special Summons itself from the graveyard, it’s pretty good. The second one is that, together with that (piece of garbage of) Zebroid X, it’s the only Normal Summonable Salamangreat monster to have only one activated effect, but, oh boy, that’s a good effect.
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The first is that it’s the biggest Normal Summon in the deck, at 1800 ATK, plus it does a piercing, which does come up because of its stats. Salamangreat Jack Jaguar: Looking at this cards there are two things that you’ll notice at first glance.
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Plus, the free pop means it’s an out to floodgates, as long as they don’t prevent Spinny from Special Summoning itself, and if the opponent’s strategy relies on a Field Spell or a Continuous Spell/Trap being on the field (like Sky Striker Multirole), Foxy is a constant threat to it. At first glance it might look weaker than Spinny, if not for the Normal Summon effect, but actually most of the times it doesn’t matter if Spinny is discarded by its own effect or by Foxy, and your most important Level 4s love being in the graveyard and hate being in the hand, so the discard most of the times ends up not mattering, or even fixing your hand. Each turn you choose between a Pot of Desires on its Normal Summon, or bring it back from the graveyard (and maybe popping a face-up backro) by discarding a Salamangreat card. Salamangreat Foxy: this is the last of the core Level 3 monsters. Together with Gazelle they’re a complete Rank 3 engine, but it’s bad to draw without any other Level 3 in hand and it’s searchable by 200 different cards. Salamangreat Spnny: it has two effects: discard itself, which allows you to trigger Gazelle on command, and at the same time sets up the second effect: if you control a Salamangreat except Spinny you can special summon Spinny from the grave, but it banishes itself when it leaves the field (remember that Xyz materials aren’t considered as being on the field, this comes up later). Obviously, a searcher and an extender in the same card is pretty powerful, run as many as the banlist allows.
It’s a free Special Summon as soon as any Salamangread (except Gazelle) hits the grave, that also sends any Salamangreat card, not just monsters, any card from the deck to the graveyard, in a deck whose focus is the graveyard.
Salamangreat Gazelle: This card is currently limited for a reason.
While competitive builds only use this gimick with its Link monsters, the archetype also has a Fusion, an Xyz, and a Ritual monster with that charateristic (but the latter two are terrible even in casual builds).Ī closer look to the Salamangreat cards (the good, part 1) Monsters Lastly, the gimmick of the deck is summoning its boss monsters using another copy of themselves as materials to gain an extra effect. This makes the deck able to get the entire graveyard back on the field and in the hand every single turn as long as you have access to any Salamangreat monster in your hand or field. The focus of the deck is the graveyard: almost every card in the deck has something to do with the graverad, by having effects in it, or sending cards in or out of the graveyard, sometimes both in the same card. It primarily uses the Extra Deck for Link Summoning, but it’s able to easily go into Rank 3 and Rank 4 plays. Salamangreat is a Cyberse type, FIRE attribute, midrange deck that’s used by Soulburner in the anime and is famous for winning 4 out of 5 continentals and worlds in 2019 in real life. While this deck can get you to Platinum 1, it sure did it for me, if your goal is to climb the ladder as fast as possible without spending a cent, and your brain, unlike mine, isn’t stuck in 2019, play something else. While it’s defnitely an interesting deck for whales to try as their 3rd of 4th option, Salamangreat is very expensive, being filled with SRs and URs both in the Main Deck and Extra Deck that are not included in its Secret Pack, and is less good than many other cheaper strategies.
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