Labyrinth Tank

Labyrinth Tank — Power Evaluation

Final Score: 36 ± 8 · Confidence: Medium

• Intrinsic: 34 · Deck: 37 · Meta: provisional
• Primary role: Utility / no clear role · Secondary: Material body

Why it scores here

Labyrinth Tank's card text contains only its Fusion Material clause, so it has no effect to convert accessible states into value. Its score comes from being a single Fusion body that costs two cards to summon, which is a net -1 card advantage. The 2400 ATK/DEF is not scored. The 32 sampled decks confirm it is a practical one-copy body across 19 archetypes, but the top partners are generic staples, so that frequency does not show power. With no combo evidence, the score rests on text and deck evidence alone.

Axis scores

Calculation

Weight profile: Utility / no clear role default (no combo evidence to break a tie); Material body listed as secondary but not blended because the card is not a material body in the text. Intrinsic ≈ 34, Deck ≈ 37, Meta = provisional. Modifiers: none. Final formula: 0.40*Intrinsic + 0.60*Deck

Strengths

• Played as a single copy in all 32 sampled decks across 19 archetypes, so it is a practical body in many homes (observed)
• Text is simple and unambiguous: one fusion route with named materials, no timing or once-per-turn rules to misplay (verified)
• Single copy, one Extra Deck slot, no garnet or lock restriction (observed)

Weaknesses

• No effect text beyond the fusion material clause, so it gives no interaction, recursion, or card advantage (verified)
• Costs two cards to summon one, a net -1 advantage with no refuel (verified text, inferred)
• No recorded combo boards, so its real conversion rate is unknown (data gap)
• Top partners (Heavy Storm, Pot of Greed, Snatch Steal) are generic staples, so co-occurrence does not show that the card drives the deck (inferred, guardrail 3)

Counters / choke points

• No counter evidence supplied; generic fusion-material disruption is inferred, not measured

Best use

Fusion body for late-game board presence. Decks: Fusion-capable decks that can reliably reach both named materials, Giga-Tech Wolf and Cannon Soldier (inferred). Suggested copies: 1.

Evidence & gaps

• Verified: Card text is only the fusion material clause: "Giga-Tech Wolf" + "Cannon Soldier"; Fusion Monster, DARK, Machine, Level 7, legal in TCG, OCG, MasterDuel and DuelLinks; Decks evidence: 32 decks, all running 1 copy in main deck, 0 in side
• Observed: Appears in 32 sampled decks across 19 archetypes; largest share is Black Luster Soldier at 4 decks; Top partners are generic staples (Heavy Storm, Pot of Greed, Snatch Steal, Thousand-Eyes Restrict) co-occurring in about 69% of decks; Not a Top-Card ranked card in the supplied context
• Inferred: Fusion summon needs both named materials, with no searcher or fusion-enabler data supplied; A single 2400 body with no secondary effect converts poorly once its materials are spent; Its value is in board presence, not interaction
• Data gaps: no combos supplied — combo conversion is text-only inference no guides supplied no banlist token — assumed 3 copies (unlimited) no usage statistics (StatisticsCard) — archetype inclusion % inferred from deck sample only no stats or text supplied for the material cards Giga-Tech Wolf and Cannon Soldier no fusion-enabler or searcher evidence for the summon route