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Saikyo Cardfighter R	Interdimensional Beast, Upheaval Pegasus Funny how this wound up more sought after than Epoch Maker, despite the lower rarity. When this unit enters play and you have Chronojet Dragon as the heart, every rear-guard the opponent controls is put to the bottom of the deck. And according to Bushiroad rulings, the opponent reveals that many cards from the top of their deck ONE AT A TIME, and calls them to separate rear-guard circles one at a time. So no looking at all of them at once and arranging them for the perfect field.   Well, since this technically washes the opponent in advantage, this doesn't sound useful at first glance. But that's not why people want him. It's because Summit Crest Gear Wolf exists and a full board warp makes 15k added to that column. And of course, if the opponent still has a rear-guard worth caring about, Chronojet Dragon can get rid of it; Pegasus and Chronojet happen at the same time, so you decide the order.   Functioning both as a problem remover and a potential column ruin-er, Upheaval Pegasus is still a mainstay in Gear Chronicle. Don't overly rely and/or centre it around Pegasus though; your rear-guard dependent strategy will shut down against the RG haters.   3/5
Nanya	Interdimensional Beast, Upheaval Pegasus   At first I thought this was an Angel Feather card, then I saw Interdimensional and realized, oh, it's Gear Chronicle.   ...Honestly, we haven't reviewed a Gear Chronicle card in awhile, so, what does this one do?   When placed on top of Chronojet Dragon, spin all your opponents rear guards to the bottom of the deck and then replace them with cards off the top of the deck.   ...Not bad, I guess, but not great either, especially since it only has one Vanguard to work with right now.   Biggest downside is that Gears have a lot of Strides, there's no room for this one.   and I can't really justify it, seeing as there are, flat out, better Strides for Gear Chronicle than this one.   ...I suppose if you only have the trial deck and nothing else, it's a decent one.   Rating: 2/5   See you next week, folks.
	Interdimensional Beast, Upheaval Pegasus  Hi viewers, sorry I missed yesterday, I was busy.  So today's card is the only non-dragon GC Stride as of now, (Maximillion) Pegasus! When it's placed on VC, If you have a Chronojet heart (as you should, he's like the only viable build the clan has) put all your opponent's RGs on the bottom of the deck, and they call a card from the top of their deck for each one put on the bottom of the deck this way.   Note: They have to call each card separately, which could possibly screw them if they have to call too many G2s or 3s.   This card is quite solid. It can mess up a clan which needs a specific field, like AqF, efficiently. There's also plenty of on-bottomdeck powergainers and effect activators in GC, such as Mistgeyser and Ishin. So this is a fun card, even though you should never need more than 2, max.  Not much else to say. Good card, but situational by what's on your field and what's on the opponents.  Rating: 3.5/5 Art: 4/5 Card Design: 4/5 Not powerful by itself, but it uses its uses and support to give it value.