We start our way down to the boxing ring with “Battlin’ Boxer Big Bandage”, a Level 2 Fire Warrior monster with 1100/1400 as its stats. Once per turn: You can target 1 'Battlin' Boxer' monster in your Graveyard, or 1 of your banished 'Battlin' Boxer' monsters, that has a Level all 'Battlin' Boxer' monsters you currently control become that monster's current Level. Archetype:Īttribute/Type: Fire Warrior Once per turn, this card cannot be destroyed by battle. The archetype really is more united in their Attribute and Type identity rather than a common theme, but let’s see what they can do to make sense of it all. Since the deck focusses on Xyz Summoning, it does have a number of effects to ensure that you will get two monsters onto the field for summons, but apart from that the monsters also feature some Battle Phase shenanigans like preventing battle destruction or irregular ATK boosts as well as a few other random effects. “Battlin’ Boxer” is a Fire Warrior archetype that mostly works with Level 4 monsters in order to access their Xyz Summons in the Extra Deck. Furthermore, I use a number of sources for ideas and information, so a list with links that I deem useful is attached to the end of the page and credit is given whenever I can point to a source to do so.

I will try to keep this page (as well as the other ones, once they are made) up-to-date, so if any reader feels like I skipped some amazing tech choice or a crucial card, just drop me a note and I will add the missing information if necessary. There are probably choices that I list which can be labled as debatable, but no platform I know of gives a broad overview over both the archetypes and all the card choices, so I aimed to do just that. Having an open mind in deck building and including creative ideas is always helpful, if only to further understand the playstyle and strategy of the deck you are about to build. So, with my promise of making more “Archetype Analyses” in the near future, let us look at some fiery fighters.ĭisclaimer: None of the information given by me is set in stone. Design-wise, these boxers do nothing for me, but the straightforward effects and playstyle were certainly an argument for making the article happen and over 8000 words later, here it is. But enough whining, because here is the next “Archetype Analysis”, for which I decided to go with something simple: “Battlin’ Boxers”. There are also updates to the old articles that I still need to write, so there is lots to do while further postponed the next article in this section of my blog. Turns out that articles which take a long time to write are really the first ones to be put on hold if there is a lot to do and all “Archetype Analysis” articles are quite the time sinks to make. It has been a while since I last wrote an “Archetype Analysis” article and I am sorry that it took so long. Various “Battlin’ Boxer” monsters heating up in the artwork of “ Battlin’ Boxing Spirits“.

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