Hi-Speedroid Chanbara

High-Speed Riders HSRD-EN010 • secret-rare

Set: High-Speed Riders
Printing code: HSRD-EN010
Rarity: Secret rare
Card type: Synchro monster
Attribute: Wind
Level / Rank: 5
ATK: 2000
DEF: 1000

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$4.86Aug 7, 2026

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First released in the High-Speed Riders set, Hi-Speedroid Chanbara is a synchro monster that remains notable for its ability to attack twice and gain a permanent attack boost. Collectors value this secret rare for its distinct aesthetic and its strategic utility within Wind-attribute machine decks, where its capacity to deal significant damage in a single turn makes it a consistent performer.

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