Power: Physical attack doing +4 power stages of damage. If successful and the bottom card of your discard pile is a Goku Named card, you may draw that card into your hand.

Yay… the best Puppet… puppets own!

He’s quite good, even though he is a puppet. His low power level allows him to go first in most matches, and with that he’s allowed to go off turn one and easily smack your opponent down.

Goku’s strength comes in his named cards, and hence we are reviewing a Goku MP set that you would possibly use in one of the top decks currently, Goku Freestyle.

The ability to chain an additional attack to another big Goku named attack is just great. The key is the big advantage in the early combats to make Free Goku beatdown work to its finest.

Start off with drawing, for example, Goku’s Flight, Goku’s Physical Attack, and Goku’s Blinding Strike, and Mastery if you don’t draw the GPA/GBS. Start with Strike, then puppet power, draw Strike, Strike again, GPA, Strike again, GPA, Strike again, etc… broke…

Despite the low base damage, the ability to chain attacks early game, and a decent physical is always good. He can easily Aura Clash to get to a personality level generally better than this one, which will be reviewed tomorrow.

Don’t forget he can be an ally. This and the Movie 7 one are the only generally decent ones, unless you use SS. You can always run GBS in a normal deck and draw it up, along with all the really good Goku named cards.

Standard: 3.8 out of 5.0 (decent, low base, but goes first and deals out really good damage if comboed right, can be used in many decks but generally Freestyle) Tuff Enuff: 3.5 out of 5.0 (same diff)

Sealed: 4.5 out of 5.0 (he’s an ally, good stuff)