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Jet Warrior————————————————“Jet Synchron” + 1 or more non-Tuner monstersIf this card is Synchro Summoned: You can target 1 card your opponent controls; return it to the hand. If this card is in your Graveyard: You can Tribute 1 Level 2 or lower monster; Special Summon this card in Defense Position, but banish it when it leaves the field. You can only use each effect of “Jet Warrior” once per turn.————————————————Can Be Found In: Synchron Extreme Structure Deck (SDSE-EN041)Synchro Monsters were the first step to expand the options arround the Extra Deck, but carries a big oversight that would be solved in both Xyz and Link Monsters. Since Synchro Monsters have the total Level of the materials used on their summon, players are able follow with additional summons and aim for powerful summons in no time. While the game went with it with Synchro Tuners and monsters only available by using Synchro Monsters as materials until the Extra Monster Zone slowed down their pacing, is undoubtly one of the biggest change for the game turn into its current status.“Jet Warrior” is part of various Synchro Monsters exclusive for Synchron Decks, with two valuable effects to gain the lead in no time. Just for its Synchro Summon “Jet Warrior” will target an opponent’s card and bounce it to their hand, already becoming a powerful removal tool thanks to its low Level. If “Jet Warrior” is in the Graveyard, we can tribute a Level 2 or lower monster to bring it back in defense position. This revival effect will make “Jet Warrior” banish once leaves the field, yet becomes one of the major factors of any Extra Deck with any copies of it to achieve a strong offense by using its abilities together or separately.“Jet Warrior” might be limited to using “Jet Synchron” as its Tuner, but its main material is far from being unsupported. Thanks to its low stats and part of an archetyle “Jet Synchron” obtains an arsenal of tool to be on the field as soon is needed, ranging from “Tuning” and “Gear Gigant X” adding it to our hand to “One for One” and “Starlight Junkton” bring it out from inside our Deck. “Jet Synchron” also has a revival effect of its own, and if we use cards like “Quillbolt Hedgehog” as its cost we can immediately follow with Graveyard effects to gather materials. When comes to the revival effect of “Jet Warrior” there’s no much effort needed, as “Jet Synchron” itself and many other monsters we’ll likely use as materials during a Duel can be tributed when its pressence is needed.While in stats “Jet Warrior” might not be impressive, its two effects have the potential to turn the whole Duel in our favor. Thanks its low Level, the Synchro Summon of “Jet Warrior” can be timed perfectly so its bouncing effect gets rid of any threats on the opposite field. However, while bouncing cards is undoubtly effective to ruin boards with, its revival effect will steal the spotlight as the Duel progresses. With a very simple requeriment to be summoned from the Graveyard, “Jet Warrior” can immediately work as material of any other summons to then come back to our field afterwards and further assist with our setups. From assisting a Link Monster so we obtain arrows for other summons, to using its Level for expensive Synchro and Xyz Summons, “Jet Warrior” will work with the same options we used for its Synchro Summon to completely overwhelm the opponent in no time. Thanks to its own revival and the one provided by its Tuner “Jet Synchron”, “Jet Warrior” quickly became an incredible monster to gain a massive advantage with. Even though it debuted years before the Extra Monster Zone making things a big tougher for consecutive Synchro Summons, “Jet Warrior” has no problems to arrive and not only bounce and opponent’s card but also help us in its role as material for other monsters. As some of the best options to summon heavy monsters such as “Shooting Quasar Dragon” with the proper Link Monster(s), truly the only problem of “Jet Warrior” is its average stats and that is dependant on using “Jet Synchron” as its only Tuner (Unless we also use effects to lower the Level of “Quickdraw Synchron”) which might have more valuable uses towards other Synchro Summons. Nonetheless, with two cheap revival effects from itself and its Tuner, “Jet Warrior” not only clears the field from any danger but can follow with one of many summons we can invest on.Personal Rating: A-+ Bounces an opponent’s card when Synchro Summoned+ We can tribute a low Level monster to summon it from the Graveyard+ Very easy to summon thanks to “Jet Synchron” and its support+ Strong material role before and after using its revival effect- Below average stats- “Jet Synchron” is its only Tuner with no other reliable replacements -- source link

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