Baronne de Fleur →Used Deck

When I returned to Master Duel and saw this card in Swordsoul's Sekisho Baroness set, I collapsed with bubbles.
Removal + universal negate Destruction + resurrection effect and greedy happy set, but exceptional versatility that can be used without specifying materials
Rolling becomes more difficult when attached to the pressure plate surface

Hmm strong! If you can get a level 10S, it's the first card to be chosen.
It's a versatile negate that can only be used once as long as it exists on the field, and 1 interference is naturally strong, but if you leave it alone, it can continue to destroy cards on the field infinitely, which is really strong.
It's level 10, so it's an excellent target for 《Crimson Dragon》, and if you think that one copy is enough and it won't become a banned card, it will continue to be used for a long time to come.
Along with 《Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess》, there must be more than a few Decks who would appreciate the fact that he cleared his WIND restrictions at the Special Summon.
I never thought that Sherry-san's Chevalier de Fleur remake monster would make a name for herself as an EX monster, Masayoshi Dai.

A monster that destroys anything and negates anything, and is reassuring to attack and defend.
The negate effect can only be used once, but if you've used it, you can pass the baton to another monster with the ③ effect.

Just a single-mindedly strong broken general-purpose level 10 synchro. Needless to say, it's easy to use without materials, negate the effects of card destruction and his spells, traps, and monsters, and even with a resurrection effect, it's too faultless to have 3000 points. . With the ability to get level 10 synchros, he's a good card to put in your deck.

It negates anything and destroys it, which is the strongest effect even in negate.
It also has a destruction activation effect, making it a strong card whether you use it first or second.
It seems a little overpowering, but considering that if two Baronesses face off against each other, the theory is that the Baroness who hits second will win, so it may be necessary to have an effect that activates and destroys the ability of the second attack to turn.
In reality, I often see him attacking first, and when his turn comes back, he's going to use the activation effect to wreck things.
There are other general-purpose level 10 synchros, 《Swordsoul Supreme Sovereign - Chengying》and 《Ruddy Rose Dragon》, and they are not weak, but this card is too versatile.

It's no exaggeration to say that the 11th season's favorite negate monster series started with this guy.
⭐︎10 Synchro (1) effect with no specified material destroys anything that targets on turn 1. Universal negate destruction where the effect of (2) can be used only once. The effect of (3) can be activated in each other's standby by returning this to EX and reviving her GY level 9 monster.
Well, it can't be weak, and the effect of (1) is excellent just because it's a removal that can touch the back.In an unusual use, you can destroy your own Geyser and summon his Wyrm from his Deck. And the problematic (2) universal negate destruction that can be used only once as long as this guy exists on the field. To be honest, I don't think it's a good effect to have without material restrictions. It's just vanilla. As for the effect of (3), he negates something like Blue-Eyed, after which he revives GY's formula. After that, he synchronizes with Blue-Eyed and can release Baroness again. Well, I can't use it anymore because the hari is banned. 　
Why can't it be other than level 10 synchro 10 points of the strongest class evaluation? Some people have given 6 points to the bottom, but I think Baroness's rating is at least 8 points.

1 Interference 1 Destruction 1 Revival 3000 RBI Star 10 Synchro
I think it's a good seasoning because it doesn't expand while suppressing, suppressing all the time, or suppressing incidentally.
It's not a good point that the ties are too loose and any Deck will interfere with 1

One of the acclaimed MDs. It seems that OCG is also running around flashy.
Two things to note.
One is that the negate effect is only once as long as you are on the field, so it doesn't mean that you will negate once every turn as long as you stand.
Another thing is that if you're using MD, you'll have to check the effect of ③ every turn, so be careful not to hit it by mistake.

It seems that there is only one person who has failed to go against it?
No matter how you look at it, anyone can see that it's strong, but if it's about 8 points, it's 6 points lol
It was a pity

The strongest Synchro Monster. There are several Synchros with stronger power than this one, such as Cosmic and Quasar, but they are overwhelmingly harder to put out than Baroness. Baroness is the strongest in terms of ease of release and strength. It is surprising that there are no restrictions on the material with this power. If it's his Deck, which has Synchro as the main axis, it will almost certainly fit in, and for the time being, it's at the level of Baroness. With the ban on Halifiber, it has become more difficult to produce in Formula + Level 8, but the value does not decrease.

A general-purpose Synchro Monster that can be easily summoned and has a suppression effect.
He doesn't have resistance to it, so he can handle it somehow, but if he can control other monsters alone, it's already game END-class destructive power. Nibiru doesn't work if Baroness is set up in the middle of deployment.
I think I should have specified 《Fleur Synchron》as the material, but was it the decision that it wouldn't sell?
Thanks to that, whenever I use a level 10 Synchro, I always get asked, "Isn't Baroness okay?"
You can also use it to revive your own S materials with the revive effect in the Standby Phase and play this card again, or revive 《Power Tool Braver Dragon》and repeat “Smoke Grenade of the Thief Handicap”.
I want you to reconsider that general-purpose hit points and effects are stronger than theme ace.

A suppression-type general-purpose S monster that sacrifices durability to increase suppression power.
However, the reflection of my predecessors has been fully utilized, and I have prepared a chance to take advantage of it.
It is basically a self-contained cycle of no-cost all-purpose destruction, suppressing the field with counters, reusing materials by reviving, and reloading effects to gain a Morimori advantage.
However, there is a gap in its reloading, and it is possible to stop the cycle by targeting the procurement of materials that are not enough for resurrection alone. In other words, the means to interfere with normal Synchro deployment works as it is. However, it is a masterpiece in that the material is loose and once it starts to turn, it can not be touched anymore, so if it can not be dealt with immediately, it will be over.

If this card is the destination/main dish, it's cute because you can still interact with it. It has more than enough effect as a trump card / final boss position.
The problem is that in the current Yu-Gi-Oh, this card can be used as an accessory.
WIND/Warrior has more cards than WATER/Warrior (as of 22/05). .
No one would care about such a thing except those who build [Warrior].
Because of its race and attributes, it is easy to be sucked by 《Super Polymerization》.
The performance itself is 9 points, and on the contrary, I will give it 10 points (+1 point) as an evaluation point because it leaves the possibility of dialogue.

It's a card that can't be used unless a tuner is specified, but it's not an unexpectedly messed up card.
simply strong

It's like a type of dragoon that comes out almost any number of times if you add an appropriate obstruction tag. The summoning conditions are also very loose, and if you throw away Kerberal while doing a rough development with Danger!
A strong power card that makes you think that the value of Rokket Synchron will plummet just by not being able to connect here due to its existence. If you add a good-looking obstruction tag, you can control it and it's GG.
Thanks to the fact that there are no material requirements, it's attractive to be able to easily line up any Deck alongside other subdued monsters with a bonus that can be deployed appropriately.
It is by no means a powerful card that can cripple opponents. Rather, its single card power is quite inferior among subjugated monsters, and it is a card that has a lot of opportunities to break down, but it has a high performance as an accessory and is unusually excellent in versatility. Excellent point.
A card that isn't the strongest in individual power, but is winning the strongest position with its flexibility.

Like VFD and Master P, this one piece is enough. It won't be something like that, but if you confirm that 10 points is fine, almost everyone will probably nod.
The looseness of the material is the strength above all.
It's inferior to the hero, but in some of his decks it comes out like an appetizer before deployment.

If Harifiber dies, it seems like only Swordsoul can easily come out.
Accel Synchro Stardust It might feel good if you can get it out of the dragon
The effect is the highest peak. This one can be forgiven, but it will be difficult to break through with a direct attack because it has a high probability of being side by side with suppressed monsters. I like Yu-Gi-Oh!

If it's face-up, it's only one time, but it has an excellent built-in effect that negates the activation of all card effects and destroys it, and because there are no material restrictions, you can use it to destroy level 8 monsters on the field during your opponent's turn. (《Alpha, the Master of Beasts》, etc.) can be Synchro Summoned with the effect of 《Hop Ear Squadron》to interfere.
A general-purpose Synchro 10 monster with a very good effect.

Like this card Toadally Awesome, even if it becomes a limit, it looks like a type of card that doesn't make much sense because of the collection effect, but I wonder how they're going to fix it.

I think the effect of (1) that destroys cards on the field is easy to use.
The effect of (2) is only once as long as this monster exists face-up, but I think it's an excellent effect that can negate and destroy various effects.
The effect of (3) can revive a wide range of monsters, and in order to return this card to the EX Deck, I think it is also a strength that you can aim for the negate destruction effect of (2) again.
It's a level 10 synchro, but for example, if it's a "Swordsoul" Deck, you can get it from "Swordsoul Tactician - Ryuen", so I don't think there's a problem.

General-purpose ☆ 1 body of 10S
The effect of ① is not that strong as a removal effect, but it is an easy-to-use general-purpose removal, so it will be useful to a certain extent.
The favorite is the ② effect, which is very easy to use as an all-purpose counter and suppression effect. However, as long as it exists on the field, it can only be used once, and since this card doesn't have resistance, I would like to suppress it together with other cards as much as possible.
After using the 2nd effect, you can use the 3rd effect to connect to monsters for deployment.

I thought it was a theme card, but it was just a general purpose card. The effect is highly versatile and you can use a universal negate at no cost. The resurrection effect is also excellent, and it can be used after the all-purpose negate effect has been used, so there is no waste. Since it is easy to put out with Swordsoul, the price will soar in the future.

Its card effect is rather dangerous and somewhat milder than 《Red-Eyes Dark Dragoon》.
I think it's a broken card in a sense that the effect is too strong for the ease of putting it out.
Rank 9 is always compared to "True King of All Calamities" and evaluated as weak or strong, but Synchro Level 10 will be compared to this "Baronne de Fleur" and will be called weak or strong in the future, so I have mixed feelings.
I think it's a performance that could crush the future of level 10 in the future rather than a promising new star.
Because even if a new Synchro Level 10 game comes out next time, it will still be Baronne de Fleur! ! That's what you say, right?

A rising star with high expectations for Level 10 Synchro.
It has no-cost all-purpose card destruction and all-purpose counter effect, and is rather strong.
Note that the negate effect is a one-time effect as long as it exists on the field.
The effect of 3 that swaps itself with level 9 or lower is also versatile, such as resynchronizing after using the effect negate effect to revive the effect, or passing the baton to the monster according to the scene.
It has multiple effects that are easy to use, so it is thought that it can also be used as a bush snake effect.

Strength is perfect, but it's a little subtle when asked if it's broken
This card will be put out as a landing point for the development, but if you can put out this card, a stronger guy will appear, right? Since it is expected that it will be in such a situation, my impression at first glance is that it will be a little difficult to adopt for anything other than the WIND Deck.
When trying to make this guy active as an ace monster, it doesn't have an advantage recovery effect such as GY recovery, so if this guy doesn't do his job, he tends to lose. I feel
So, it seems that the main battlefield for this guy will be the tournament environment
If there is something that can produce results in the environment, it will be the same as Savage, who was once active in the environment, and the theme with explosive development power will be the first to take care of Nibiru, or as an ornament in addition to the development I wonder if the way to use cards will become mainstream
It's an easy-to-use card that makes you want to see it, and it has the potential to raise the power of his Deck, which didn't have an ace monster. I think
※postscript
With the appearance of a card with excellent compatibility, 《Swordsoul Strategist Longyuan》, the environment is going wild...
If you can synchronize 10 times with one card, it will break.

A powerful general-purpose monster that combines monster removal and universal negate
I've seen this effect somewhere...
There is no particular material restriction, and it is easy to produce an effect

Broken general purpose.
A modified version of Dragoon.
The rate of adoption of 10 synchros is low for the winning regular theme, so it doesn't stand out, but it morphs later.

Comprehensive evaluation: Level 10 with no specified materials, but strangely strong.
It destroys once per turn and has a counter effect, so even on its own, it has the advantage of two cards.
Since there are no material restrictions, he can use Malefic, etc., as well as Jund with 《Accel Synchron》, and since he has a counter, it can be used as an option to control them.
The counter can only be used once, but if GY has a monster of level 9 or lower, it is possible to switch to it and maintain control.
Anything below Level 9 can be revived, and Synchro Material monsters can be revived and re-deployed, or defended with 《Destiny HERO - Dreadmaster》.
In Speedroid, you can use 《Clear Wing Synchro Dragon》+ 《Hi-Speedroid Cork Shooter》to return 《Clear Wing Synchro Dragon》in the opponent's turn and suppress it.
It's quite useful to be able to do the work of 3 pieces with 1 piece and be able to re-synchronize on your own.
With one 《Diviner of the Herald》, 《Trias Hierarchia》GY send and release to revive, and with the effect of being released, it can be used as a 1-star tuner recruit, and it is possible to reuse it as it is, which is too much of an advantage.

just a broken card
If Kuri-Kuri supports with Cork 10 and others, and can stand up separately with Crystals and Clear Wings, I wonder if I can be on par with this guy.
Abnormal normally
At least I should have specified Fleur Synchron as the tuner, but why didn't I do it?

10 synchros with no complaints. Dew pay, all-purpose counter can be done. After using the counter effect, you can return to EX with the last effect.

In the Train Machina Deck, he can synchronize with Fortress by simply using a level 3 tuner from Karakuri, without using summon rights, from a single 《Urgent Schedule》. Recruiting Metal Crunch and his Deskbot 001 is also fine, so if you're aiming for a combo, you can use that as well. If Pegasus is involved, Baroness and VFD are possible. As a card that can be put out by consuming one card from your hand, I think it has exceptional performance. Since it is level 10, it can be connected to the train Xyz after that, so it will be easier to kill Gustaf Libéwan from the dewdrop due to the removal effect. Also, since the destruction effect can target cards on your own field, you can actively destroy his EARTH machine and activate GY's kernel effect. It is 10 points without any complaints.

A level 10 general-purpose S with sudden removal and suppression effects.
Because the level attribute is the same as the Crystal Clear of the same bullet monster, it is sometimes compared (for some reason), but when compared to the Crystal Clear, which has strict summoning conditions, the general performance of this card is abnormal. I understand.
A general-purpose S with no restrictions on materials that can both remove and suppress with a single card...
It's not difficult to summon as an extra to the main gimmick, and it demonstrates more than enough power as a bonus figurine.
On the other hand, I feel that it lacks performance as an ace monster with a theme because it is a general-purpose S.

A new general-purpose 10-star synchro, an excellent card that finally came to the ``10-star synchro that can be done with two bodies without bindings,'' which had only peculiar and subtle ones.
Simple omnipotent destruction and omnipotent negate are both excellent because of their simplicity and are strong whether attacking first or second. The replacement effect is taken care of, and it's unlikely that there is no resurrection target at the time this card is played, so the timing is limited, but it rarely spoils without a resurrection target.
It's an excellent monster with an easy-to-handle effect that almost never spoils in any Deck, and if it's a Deck that can perform ★10 Synchro, it will be the first candidate for adoption. It is also the flip side of the thin layer of , but it is simply an excellent card even without that.

There are no particularly strict summoning conditions, so it's attractive that it's easy to summon.
However, compared to Curi Curi, it's just too bad... First of all, it's a destruction effect on turn 1 in (1), but it's a common destruction effect that targets any kind of target, but I see people here and there who tend to misunderstand it. As a reminder, this effect cannot be used during the opponent's turn.
In other words, it cannot be used for the purpose of restraining the opponent's turn, so it does not function as a deterrent effect at all. However, it doesn't make much sense to negate once, and it can easily break through our board, and in the current Yu-Gi-Oh!
Compared to Kurikuri, Kurikuri doesn't accept most monster effects, and depending on the situation, it can raise the RBI, and negate Spells and Traps on turn 1. It can be viewed as fragile because it can not be countered with a single move and the RBI is 3000 RBI, which is easy to defeat in the current Yu-Gi-Oh.
And lastly, the effect of (3), even with this effect, you need to send the target monster to be revived to your GY in advance in order to use it effectively, so it takes some time... In short, this monster. It can be said that it takes multiple Synchro Summons before it can be used.
Although it is the most attractive effect, the impression is that it is a bit peculiar because it requires appropriate preparation to use it effectively.
In general, I personally can't deny the impression that it's too fragile as a monster to be used as a placeholder or a restraint, and it's not a monster that you can expect too much. I feel like I'm not a monster that can be lifted.

I thought it was strong when I read the text, but when I tried using it, it was 1.3 times stronger than I had imagined.
All-purpose removal and all-purpose counters are simple, so they are easy to handle and strong. Although it's called a general-purpose synchro, it may exceed general-purpose among level 10 synchros.
If it's a usable deck, why not just put it in?

A powerful general-purpose S that suddenly appeared at level 10S, where there were many peculiarities until now.
Two free materials are requested. RBI is 3000. No cost removal, no cost all-purpose counter, and a simple strong effect, and there are many differences, so I don't think it's worth comparing, but compared to Crystal Clear, which is also strong in all card effects in the same pack, it's powerful despite its looseness. I mean... it's the same level as the wind, so isn't it in a bad position?
On the contrary, it seems that the hurdle for level 10S as a whole has been raised considerably.
Regarding the resurrection effect, you can aim to reuse the effect of 2, and depending on the situation, it will be an effect that is not a bad option.
It has excellent performance that stands out even among the level 10S, and it seems to be a standard in the future.

The general-purpose Synchro at level 10, yes, an overwhelmingly general-purpose Synchro Monster.
Free materials with 2 or more materials, 3000 hit points, unconditional strikes on each turn, front and back front and back correspondence, and a universal single removal effect that can destroy your own card, and a perfect counter that can be used only once as long as it is on the field. And what do you call this without saying that it is a general-purpose monster, a general-purpose suppression accessory? That's the level.
The counter effect has greatly expanded its defensive range since Chevalier, but it can only be used once as long as it is on the field, but the 3 effect returns itself to EX and is a material for S Summoning this card again. can be put into play, and if you put out this card again, you can revive the counter ability.
Well, Crystal Clear, Robin, this card, the new ace of this DP character are all strong!