Oh hey look, it's Bullseye. He's a timeless, albeit somewhat outdated, character in the world of comics. When you think of the typical comic book villain, you might picture someone in a tight, themed costume acting bizarrely and looking absurd. Bullseye, however, stands out as a classic comic book villain with his unique flair.
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- However, what does he do?
- Bullseye Decks on Day One
- Verdict
However, what does he do?
Bullseye is not your average villain; he's a sadistic, murderous psychopath driven by a ruthless sense of purpose. His real name remains a mystery, speculated to be Benjamin Poindexter or Lester, or something similar. Much like Hawkeye, Bullseye's abilities stem from natural talent rather than any superhuman gene, making him a "peak human" in the versatile world of Marvel Comics.
His skillset is incredibly diverse; he can kill with something as mundane as a throwing knife or as unconventional as a pen, paperclip, or his signature razor playing cards. Bullseye's role as a hired mercenary is straightforward: he kills across the Marvel universe, famously taking down Elektra and impersonating Hawkeye in the Dark Avengers. His intelligence and skill turn murder into a profitable business.
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In the game SNAP, Bullseye uses his lethal accuracy to throw your weakest cards (no more than 1-Cost) and deal -2 Power to multiple of your opponent's cards. Each card hits a different target, showcasing his precision and adding a sadistic twist to his gameplay. By using the Activate ability, you can strategically discard your hand at the optimal time, enhancing his impact.
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Bullseye synergizes well with Discard strategies like Scorn or Swarm, ensuring you have cards to discard when activating him. While Daken only provides one target, there's potential for the Shard to be targeted otherwise. Bullseye acts as a controlled discard outlet, supporting cards like Morbius or Miek and amplifying the impact of a MODOK/Swarm play on turn 5.
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However, be cautious of Luke Cage, who can nullify Bullseye's threat entirely. Red Guardian can also disrupt your plans by attacking Bullseye in a different way. Careful planning is essential when employing this deadly marksman-mercenary.
Bullseye Decks on Day One
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The classic Discard deck is Bullseye's most apparent synergy. His ability complements both Scorn and Swarm, enhancing an already potent Discard engine. By focusing on Swarm, cards like Collector, Victoria Hand, and Moonstone can be utilized to maximize Bullseye's potential. Gambit is included for his thematic fit and powerful effect that can turn games around.
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Daken, despite being a cumbersome card, can be part of a combo deck aiming to leverage his doubling effect for victory. Bullseye adds control and redundancy, allowing you to activate him at the end of your turn to buff multiple Daken copies and discard multiple Shards. This approach could bring more consistency to the combo, eliminating the need for risky Supergiant maneuvers with MODOK.
Verdict
Bullseye might prove more challenging to incorporate into decks than initially thought, as SNAP players often struggle with the intricacies of the Activate ability. His effect, though limited, can significantly contribute to Discard strategies, particularly those centered on Swarm and Scorn. Building a deck around him requires careful consideration to maximize his impact, but his flashy character and powerful effect make him a compelling addition to any player's arsenal.
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