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Frieza Smiles Cell
Games
Reviewed June 10, 2002
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Standard
Rating: 2.89 (based on
4 reviews)
Tuff
Enuff: 3.33 (based on
3 reviews)
Ratings are based on a 1 to 5
scale
1 being the worst. 3 ... average. 5 is the highest rating.
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IQ
A Score Guy |
I still remember when this card
used to be in every deck, back in the days before Masteries had even
been made and no one had an idea of a Tokui-Waza was. The card was
great back then but now Focused attacks make this card lose a lot of
power.
Standard
The card is pretty amazing, it used to be one
of those wonderful "kill" cards that you could rely on to
stop your opponent from touching you while you pulled off your
combo. Now there's so much that can simply get around it, the Trunks
saga gave us Trunk's Energy Sphere and Cell Games has brought a lot
of Focused attacks that can get around this card. In my opinion the
card used to be good back then but it's nowhere near what it used to
be. :-(
Rating 2.7
Tuff Enuff
In this format there are even more cards that
can get around it because we have all of the Smackdowns and
moreplayers use Gohan's Kick in this format. The card can still save
you and maybe even be the game breaker but there are a lot of cards
that can get around it or stop it. >,<
Rating 2.3 |
Trunks
The
Swordsman |
Frieza
Smiles - Frieza Saga
Well this was a nice card till the release of gohans kick. This card
is almost similar to cells defense but with the exception that it
has to be the first card used from your hand. But if they start the
combat with gohans kick >_< . Anyway this card is pretty good.
Using it stops all of your opponents and your physical attacks or
energy attacks. And after using them you can play foreboding
evidence and shuffle them all back into the deck for later use. This
card can save you but its not a card i would rely on since it can be
sphered and gohans kick can turn it into crap.
Rating 2.0
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Goken |
A versatile and powerful defense, this
card is especially valueable in decks that do not have many attacks
of their own that need to go through. If you're doing say, a
physical attack deck, then you would almost never want to use Frieza
Smiles to block all physicals; you'd therefore be better off with
something to just block all energies. Though weekened with the
introduction of Gohan's Kick, it is strengthened by new victories
that will need nice defenses like this one.
Standard: 3.8
Tuff Enuff 4.2
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DBM |
Frieza Smiles has always had a
following. Some people absolutely love it, and others don't. It can
be very powerful, as it is NOT removed from the game and can stop
either all energies or physicals. But, the 3 big downfalls (sphereable,
stops your attacks, and must be first card) really detriment its
value. Personally, I've never used this card, but it's pretty good
fundamentally that I wouldn't be surprised using it in a new
decktype in the future.
Rating : 3.0
In Tuff-Enuff, this is an OK card, cause it
can really hurt those "rush" saiyan decks. Also, it is
great for DV decks, as they really don't rely on attacks at
all.
Rating : 3.5 (depends on what you're playing)
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