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Saikyo Cardfighter R	Blaster Blade Seeker   And following up the last card is this guy. Blaster Blade Seeker. (Did you know he has THREE separate mating partners? Guy REALLY gets around, huh?) When called, he gets to CB1 to retire a Grade 2 or above the opponent has.   A good quality +1 by himself, but the real reason for running him is because all the good aces need him to Legion. The retiring's just a neat bonus. One I'll gladly take, by the way, I'll be wanting anything where my costs go into meaningful plays.   A given for any Seeker deck. Play him.   4/5
Nanya	Blaster Blade Seeker   It's the Seeker bicycle!  Everybody gets a Legion!  Except you, Gancelot, and you Gallatin.  You two get nothing.   All jokes aside, BBS here has three different Legions that he's a mate of, two of them are coming in the next set.  So, obvious staple for Seekers just for that.  And, since the name is Blaster Blade, it's got to have something to do with retiring a rear guard as an effect, right?   Yep, when placed on R, you CB1 to retire a Grade 2 or higher rear guard your opponent controls.   This is probably the best version of Blaster Blade, though it still has competition from the one from the first set, seeing as that can nuke anything if it's a Vanguard.  Which will be important later.   Blaster Blade Liberator does give it competition, seeing as it has an unflipper that will unflip the damage used to retire a front-line rear guard.   But, hey, a single counterblast to kill off an attacker?  That's a win in my book.  This is a staple for Seekers for sure.   Rating: 4/5
Jonathan Mindham YouTube Channel	Blaster Blade Seeker 3/5   So I do not feel there is much to say about good old Blaster Blade.  He gets a new form as a Seeker and gets a cheaper cost.  Truly though he is a staple in any Seeker deck because they basically use him as every mate for their legions.     The one thing that I find so bloody wicked about this card is that he literally is going to get 5 reprints and in almost every rarity.  This card is going to be a intricate part of the Seeker decks so going forward he will be a staple.    Value on this bad boy will not be very expensive since he is a trial deck card but I see him going for about $3-$5.  Short and sweet today that is all I have until tomorrow!