Birth of the Prominence Flame →Used Deck

It is probably a card made in consideration of the nursing care card.
Laval has cards like Laval Stennon and Laval the Greater that forcibly self-handle when Synchro Summoned.
This card is not treated as a Synchro Summon, so you don't have to force self-handicap.
However, since it is not treated as a regular S summon, the Synchro Monsters with 200 DEF cannot be revived. The truth is that it would be a problem if the power was lowered for that reason.
Moreover, the newly created "Lavalval Exlord" has an effect when summoning S, and the design does not mesh at all.

Synchro Summoning using GY's card as a material... Not treated as a Synchro Monster.
As has been said many times, Rekindling outperforms in most cases, so basically it can only work as an explosion after the 4th card.
However, there are some things that would be a shame to abandon him, as he can ignore the restrictions on materials, making him more suitable for business trips. more than once.
Unfortunately, there are no monsters in particular that would benefit from being able to ignore materials for FIRE S monsters, and there are almost no monsters that can't be revived within the range of true flame's effect. In other words, points that can be differentiated are not functioning as advantages.
There is a good chance that the position will be reversed with cards that will come out later, so I expect it in the future.

A very small 《Rekindling》.
It has the effect of excluding GY's 200 DEF Tuners and non-Tuners one by one, and calling his FIRE S monsters with the same level as their total level from the EX Deck.
Basically what you're doing is reviving two creatures with Rekindling and it's the same as synchronizing, so you can do almost the same thing with Rekindling if you don't consider the risk of triggering your hand. It can be used for unrestricted synchros other than FIRE, and GY's resources are not reduced.
In addition to reducing the risk of hand triggers, this card's unique work includes breaking through summoning restrictions, ignoring hand cost effects when summoning S as seen in Laval, and converting GY resources into exclusion resources.
Basically, there are many target cards, compatibility with synchronous characters, and exclusion to some extent Can it be adopted in Laval? However, even in Laval, I feel that the power of the explosion is more important...

By causing a small explosion with GY, this card allows you to put a flame synchro on the field without deploying it to the field.
Compared to Explosion, you can create extra monsters without deploying materials to the field, but you can only use Flame Synchro, Special Summons are not treated as S summons, and the selected monsters are guaranteed to be banished. .
Flame Synchro isn't as rare as you might think, but as others have already pointed out, there are surprisingly many monsters that trigger S summons or require being S summoned as a condition to trigger their effects. , It feels quite painful that those monsters are hard to choose.
Since it only targets the tuner and the non-tuner, there are many situations where it is necessary to target a medium to high level synchro that has been used once in order to perform a high level flame synchro. Since it banishes two monsters, it is also a drawback that it is easily disturbed by the opponent's GY meta-type effects.
The fact that there is no special card to pull this card out of his Deck is the same as Explosion, so is there any reason to use this card other than G risk reduction or Nibiru care? It can't be helped that it's going to be a story.

The activation condition requires a situation where you can use an explosion, so this card is likely to be an explosive operation from the 4th card onwards.
After all, there are many situations where it is inferior to Explosion because it is necessary to match the level, but since it is not a Synchro Summon, it is possible to step down by specifying the material.
However, the problem with him is that there aren't many things he wants to use in FIRE Synchro, and since he isn't treated as a Synchro, there are some monsters that can't use effects during Special Summon.

Comprehensive evaluation: 《Turbo Cannon》, 《Ignister Prominence, the Blasting Dracoslayer》, "Homura Noble Knight" Synchro Monster can be used.
Synchro material restrictions can be ignored, but there are few notable things when considering the performance of Synchro Monsters and the corresponding monsters.
《Ignister Prominence, the Blasting Dracoslayer》, which can be deployed and removed, is not bad as a force, and even if there are few Pendulum Monsters, it can be put out.
《Laval Forest Sprite》+ 《Infernoble Knight - Renaud》can also be used as 《Turbo Cannon》.
“Homura Noble Knight” is also a candidate because Laval has more flame warriors, but it is easy to aim for a Synchro Summon with 《Rekindling》.
Is it a hand if Mamoru 200 uses his Synchro Monster that has become unreviveable?

Flame Necroid Synchro
Basically, it is backward compatible with 《Rekindling》, so you can think of it as an explosion after the 4th card.
The effect of Exload in the same pack is based on S summoning, so it's frustrating that it's not treated as S summoning.

Defensive 200 flame version Necroid Synchro. This does not negate the effect, but it is a non-regular summon.
If you connect to S summon, there is also Shinen that has a similar target, but compared to that, it is stronger against G and Nibiru, and you can ignore the binding and aim for the summon.
However, since he consumes GY resources, he is a concern for Flamvell and Laval.
You can avoid the drawbacks of Stellide and Greater, but their performance is subtle in the first place, and there are many cases where you dare to use the fact that you are out of cards...
The point that it is slightly difficult to use stands out, and the impression that cards that are likely to be used in the future but will not be used will fit in the frame.