Black Luster Soldier Vs Shoot Quasar Dragon

1 Tuner Synchro Monster + 2 or more non-Tuner Synchro Monsters
Must be Synchro Summoned, and cannot be Special Summoned by other ways. This card's maximum number of attacks per turn equals the number of non-Tuner monsters used as its Synchro Material. Once per turn, when a card or effect is activated: You can negate the activation and destroy it. When this card leaves the field: You can Special Summon 1 "Shooting Star Dragon" from your Extra Deck.


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This card cannot be Normal Summoned or Set. This card can only be Special Summoned by removing from play 1 LIGHT and 1 DARK monster in your Graveyard. Once during each of your turns, you can select and activate 1 of the following effects:
● Select 1 monster on the field, and remove it from play. If you activate this effect, this card cannot attack during this turn.
● If this card destroyed your opponent's monster by battle, it can attack once again in a row.


Discuss.

Which of these monsters seems more balanced? Yes, they're the top of the line monsters. One is the best Synchro monster and the other is considered to be the best Effect monster outside of the extra deck.

In your opinion, which one is worse? Why do you say that one?

IMO, I'd rather deal with a BLS, it's not a big threat if you can get rid of it from either the deck or the hand or even RFG. Now, Quasar has protection. In other words, BLS has nothing on Quasar. It's a 4000 beatstick solemn judgment without the cost.

Anyway, discuss.

bls every single day, he cant negate,and has a managable 3k atk

That's what I'm saying. Bls is A LOT easier to deal with. Plus the light imprisoning mirror shuts him down.

Tigger22190 wrote:Plus the light imprisoning mirror shuts him down.

Yeah, cause that wouldn't affect Shooting Quasar Dragon who just so happens to be a light monster as well...

And let's not mention the ease of which BLS can be summoned compared to the much more difficult summoning conditions of SQD. I'd be more worried of my opponent pulling a BLS out of nowhere more than summoning SQD, which you'd need at least three synchros on the field to pull off. So, this whole 'vs' thing you've got going on is pretty pointless.

NotSuchAMisterE wrote:

Tigger22190 wrote:Plus the light imprisoning mirror shuts him down.

Yeah, cause that wouldn't affect Shooting Quasar Dragon who just so happens to be a light monster as well...

And let's not mention the ease of which BLS can be summoned compared to the much more difficult summoning conditions of SQD. I'd be more worried of my opponent pulling a BLS out of nowhere more than summoning SQD, which you'd need at least three synchros on the field to pull off. So, this whole 'vs' thing you've got going on is pretty pointless.

True, but still. It's a lot easier to topple a 3k beater then a 4k beater. Hell, I won't lie, in my lvl beater deck, it's easy to go over 3k but 4k, yeah, that's run me right over. Besides, I'd be scared of a synchrocentric deck that could spit Quasar out in a couple turns if they're playing right.

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BLS Envoy + SQD on opponent's field? so easy, Super Poly! Draco-Equiste!!

I'd rather not deal with either of them, but Black Luster Soldier's the more frequent thorn in my side.

My deck can summon quasar first turn >.> sometimes even 2 or a ssd just saying

! Alestorm ! wrote:My deck can summon quasar first turn >.> sometimes even 2 or a ssd just saying

decks dedicated to spammming syncros run SQD but BlS is more splashable mean a higher chacne of seeing and having to deal with him

I would rather deal with BLS. Unless you negate SQD summon, your opponent will always have back up when it leaves the field. Shooting Star Dragon is not as bad as SQD, but if your opponent has a deck dedicated to tuning a lot, SSD is just as deadly.

BLS is easier to get rid of. And once Quasar hit the field, you're gonna have to spend a lot of resources to get rid of it.

Heimdall wrote:I would rather deal with BLS. Unless you negate SQD summon, your opponent will always have back up when it leaves the field. Shooting Star Dragon is not as bad as SQD, but if your opponent has a deck dedicated to tuning a lot, SSD is just as deadly.

BLS is easier to get rid of. And once Quasar hit the field, you're gonna have to spend a lot of resources to get rid of it.

Quasar's easy to kill, just use the following:

1 x "Summon Limit"

1 x [Insert monster removal card]

1 x [Insert something else that they're forced to negate]

Given as they probably exhausted their two Summons per turn just getting it out, they won't be able to fetch Shooting Star when it dies. Personally, I'd rather face Quasar than BLS, as I can still stop it with "Marshmallon" or "Obnoxious Celtic Guard".

Once Quasar is out, good luck getting rid of it. Marshmallon can die from Qusar's eff to negate the burn.

Deal with seems to imply the card is already out.

I'd actually say they are pretty much even. You see BLS a lot more often, sometimes out of no-where while you can pretty much tell when Quasar is coming out. The best thing about the game is that if you know something has a high chance of happening, you get ready for it. black horn anyone? !

This really shouldn't even be hard to answer, quasar is better, hands down. Larger attack, better effect AND you get to summon another very good monster when it is removed from the field.

Burden of the mighty, ftw.

itsjustjosh wrote:Once Quasar is out, good luck getting rid of it. Marshmallon can die from Qusar's eff to negate the burn.

Obviously one of two things has already occurred:

1. Marshmallon has been flipped face-up.

2. Quasar has used its once-per-turn negation effect.

BLS is way easier

NotSuchAMisterE wrote:

Tigger22190 wrote:Plus the light imprisoning mirror shuts him down.

Yeah, cause that wouldn't affect Shooting Quasar Dragon who just so happens to be a light monster as well...

And let's not mention the ease of which BLS can be summoned compared to the much more difficult summoning conditions of SQD. I'd be more worried of my opponent pulling a BLS out of nowhere more than summoning SQD, which you'd need at least three synchros on the field to pull off. So, this whole 'vs' thing you've got going on is pretty pointless.

Quasar can negate the activation of light imprisoning mirror.
Beside believe me that decks well builted can ss Quasar in a single turn.