Speedroid Taketomborg

It's a fast card.  It can Special Summon itself with ease.  And it helps you get a Synchro out of it.  It's revenue-nuetral and doesn't do anything to plus.  It's sort of like a Junk Synchron for WIND decks, except the card comes out of the deck and it doesn't take up your Normal Summon.  There's not a lot of quality WIND or Speedroid options out there to make great use of this card, but it's a decent card design.
 
1/5

Hello Pojo Fans,
 
Taketomborg is a handy monster that, though working with WIND Attribute monsters, belongs only in “Speedroid” decks. Able to be Special Summoned when a WIND is on your field gives it a flexibility to be put in other decks, but with low stats and not being a Tuner quickly dismisses these options unless you run the “Speedroid” Tuner monsters this card is able to target.
 
One-for-one trade with a “Speedroid” Tuner, both stetting up Synchro plays. Tri-Eyed Dice stands alone as a level 3 Tuner, while Red-Eyed Dice works alongside another “Speedroid” to change that Speedroid's level (from 1-6), working with the level 1 Red-Eyed Dice for a Synchro (and in rare occurrences, Xyz) Summon. Taketomborg isn't able to be used in combination with Machine Duplication, and with most WIND-based archetypes already having their own ways to Synchro and Xyz, that leaves Taketomborg with only the Speedroids.
 
Advanced-2/5
Art-2/5
 
Until Next Time
KingofLullaby

Speedroid Taketomborg, what a mouthful. So this thing is a Level 3 Wind Machine-type Monster with 600 Atk and 1200 Def. So Speedroids like to Synchro Summon, so Level 3 is ok to that end. Machines have support, but I don't think it will be relevant. Wind simply fits the theme. 600 Atk and 1200 Def are paltry. Let's see if the effects make up for this lackluster monster.

The good effect is that this Special Summons itself if there is a Wind monster on your side of the field. That's a fast and good effect which would be better if this was the all powerful Level 4. The next effect is to Tribute itself to Special Summon a Speedroid tuner from the Deck. Again, there are only 2 Speedroid tuners, so this effect is very limited. Finally, there are so many restrictions on this card, that it makes it not worth playing. You can only Special Summon this thing once per turn. If you use the second effect you have to only Special Summon Wind monsters for the rest of the turn. Genex Ally Birdman for life!

Score: 2/5 2 points for the 2 monsters this can Special Summon for the deck.

Art: 2/5

-WarlockBlitz