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Tallgeese (EB01-027/U)

• Lv4/Cost 3
• 4AP/3HP
• (G Generation)
• Link: (G Generation) Trait
• [Deploy · Development 2] You may exile the specified number of (G Generation) cards from your trash from the game. If you do, activate the following effect:
  • Choose 1 friendly (G Generation) Unit. It gains [Breach 1] during this turn.

Darilbalde (EB01-036/C)

• Lv3/Cost 3
• 4AP/3HP
• (G Generation)
• During your turn, all Lv.3 (G Generation) Units other than this Unit gain AP+1.

Gouf Vijayanta (EB01-014/C)

• Lv3/Cost 2
• 3AP/3HP
• (G Generation)
• During your opponent's turn, this Unit cannot take effect damage from enemy Units that are Lv.5 or lower.

Color Combo	Kanji	10-May	17-May	Week-on-Week Change
Blue/Purple	青紫	19.6%	23.2%	18.4%
Red/White	赤白	14.1%	16.1%	14.2%
Blue/White	青白	16.3%	13.4%	-17.8%
Blue/Green	青緑	14.8%	12.3%	-16.9%
Green/White	緑白	12.4%	12.0%	-3.2%
Green/Red	緑赤	7.4%	7.2%	-2.7%
Blue/Red	青赤	6.2%	6.9%	11.3%
Purple/White	紫白	5.7%	5.3%	-7.0%
Red/Purple	赤紫	3.2%	3.3%	3.1%
Green/Purple	緑紫	0.2%	0.2%	0.0%
Other	その他	0.2%	0.1%	-50.0%

What has been predicted before and began to be shown with last week's results have come to fruition: after two weeks of experimentation with the new cards, players seem to be returning to ol' reliable Blurple, at the cost of Blue-White and Blue-Green both significantly dropping in usage. This vacuum leads to Red-White gaining back its second-place status, as the people who played with its new toys seem to have been content with them. All the while Green-White maintains its slow decline, unintentionally forming the boundary between the top and bottom halves of the rankings.

But beyond that, we now have deck lists! Granted they're just for the NTC side of things and not the Store Qualifiers, (and the data so far only goes up to May 10, so comparisons with usage data will use those data points instead) but it's still a pretty respectable dataset with 1,273 total decks analyzed.

Win Rates: More of the Same?

(see third and fourth images)

Short answer: Yes.

B/P getting First Place in 35% of all events observed, getting in Top 4 for 31%... doesn't feel like that much has changed.

As for the other deck colors: the next four color combos (i.e Blue-White, Blue-Green, Red-White, Green-White) have about equal likelihoods of getting into Top 4, but remarkably Green-White has a slightly higher chance than the others to clinch the Top 1 win.

GD04...

Let's see how GD04 has affected deck-building with determining which new cards are most frequently seen in players' decklists:

Rank	Card ID	Card Name	% of Decks	Avg. Card Count
1	GD04-117	Graceful Demeanor	23.88%	2
2	GD04-077	Flat (Militia)	20.90%	3
3	GD04-017	Zeong	16.73%	3
4	GD04-068	Silver Bullet	16.18%	3
5	GD04-033	Neo Zeong	9.66%	3
6	GD04-056	Sword Impulse Gundam	8.80%	3
7	GD04-122	Jaburo	7.78%	2
8	GD04-066	Unicorn Gundam (Awakened)	7.31%	3
9	GD04-016	Zoloat (League Militaire)	7.15%	4
11	GD04-065	Unicorn Gundam 02 Banshee Norn (Destroy Mode)	5.97%	3
11	GD04-038	Gundam Exia	5.97%	4
11	GD04-098	Riddhe Marcenas	5.97%	3

White dominates the list of most frequently-used GD04 cards, with the all-rounder Graceful Demeanor quickly reaching almost 25% penetration of White decks. This is not to mention new Blockers FLAT and Silver Bullet, as well as new boss cards the Unicorn Bros.