Salamangreat Foxy →Used Deck

1 is that he has effects such as the Salamangreat version of 《Dark Magical Circle》, and although it is uncertain, he can earn an ad.
2 self-revive is often requested in various ways, but it is possible to target your own field with removal.
It can be filled with demons and traps on the opponent's field, and it may become a breakthrough personnel. Salamangreat also has a useful permanent support called "Will of the Salamangreat".
Being level 3 is also great because it can be used as a material for a mirror austario.
Unsettled, but useful, he's definitely a Salamangreat.

The (1) effect can bring him a Salamangreat card, so it's a good starting ability. 《Lady Debug》and 《Flame Bufferlo》are better as an initial move.
The strong one is the effect of (2), which is strong in self-resurrection and breaking face-up cards in the field.
Some people misunderstand, but since it is "destroyable", it is optional whether or not to destroy it.
Also, since the effect itself is activated by his GY, it can also destroy 《Skill Drain》.
A card that is normally strong if you know the effect correctly.
It's level 3, so it's great that it can be used as a material for 《Salamangreat Miragestallio》or 《Update Jammer》.

It's uncertain, but it has the effect of increasing your hand, and if you don't have 《Lady Debug》or 《Flame Bufferlo》in your hand, you want to use the summon right first.
The resurrection effect is heavy because it requires a hand cost, but if you want to discard his GY effect like J Jaguar that you drew, or break the opponent's troublesome permanent cards, you can outperform other resurrection cards.
There are also 3 stacks, but depending on the number of 2 units that I mentioned at the beginning, it may be possible to reduce them.

It is strong at the point that there is a possibility that you can get an ad just by summoning it normally. After all, even Sky Striker Airspace - Area Zero, if you add it to your hand, you need to send the target card to her GY. Moreover, with the effect of ②, he can also special summon and break the opponent's troublesome Spell / Trap. The only drawback is that you can only activate one of them, but you still want to stack 3 cards.

I think that it is excellent that the effect of (1) allows you to perform a pseudo-search for the "Salamangreat" card.
As for the self-regenerating effect of (2), the "Salamangreat" spell has multiple things to put face-up, so it's easy to satisfy the conditions, and I think it's strength that his spell/trap destruction after that is optional.
I think it's also profitable that it can be used to destroy his Spell/Trap on the opponent's face-up.

A fox that has more places to live thanks to the new Salamangreat.
The first effect is to flip over the top 3 cards of her deck and add 1 Salamangreat card. Although the luck element is strong, it is profitable to add it to your hand regardless of whether it is a monster or a spell trap. If you solidify with Salamangreat, it seems that you will not fail first.
The second effect is self-resurrection with conditional hand cost + face-up Spell Trap destruction.
Even though it has a hand cost, Salamangreat doesn't have a problem with her GY, so it's not a cost. Since the face Spell Trap of the self-revive condition can be used by the opponent, it is possible to destroy it while reacting to his Continuous Spell Trap or Field Spell, which is troublesome for the opponent. When you want to move actively, you can search the sanctuary by passing it through Bale Links, so you won't have any trouble activating the effect.
It can replenish your hand, it can be used as a material for Bail Links, and since it's level 3, it can be used as a Mirage Stalio, and you can revive yourself while clearing your hand.
I'm a little concerned that I can't use both effects at once, but if I could, I could have used it, but it feels like it's overkill, so it can't be helped.

The effect of (1) has the effect of being able to search for "Salamangreat" cards (albeit indeterminately). Since it is random, the luck element was strong at first, but with the appearance of the new "Salamangreat" and "Salamangreat", it became possible to search without relying on luck.
The effect of (2) is the effect of Special Summoning from his GY, but his face-up Spell/Trap card is required. However, with the appearance of Bale Links, the conditions for activation have become easier to achieve. However, he also requires a hand cost, unlike Spinny, a level 3 "Salamangreat" monster that can be Special Summoned from GY. If J Jaguar or Falco end up in his hand, he can Special Summon with the effect of Mirage Stalio, and he can Special Summon while sending J Jaguar and Falco to GY.
In general, it is a ``Salamangreat'' monster that has been strengthened at once with the appearance of new ``Salamangreat'' and ``Salamangreat'' cards. While Mia, Falco, and other cards that have supported [Salamangreat] are becoming more and more of a pinball, this card can be used as an Xyz material for Mirage Stalio, and can be used to deal with things like J Jaguar that have come to your hand. Therefore, multiple sheets are often used.

Salamangreat's indeterminate search when summoned, and his Spell Trap removal while reviving from GY, both have excellent effects.
The search effect made it possible to bring the flame formation and will.
Level 3 also has the advantage of being a material for the Mirastario.
Just be aware that you can only use one of them in one turn.

When summoned, flip 3 cards and add them to your hand & GY has the effect of resurrection.
① is the effect of turning over 3 cards and adding them to your hand. Basically, if you turn over 3 cards, you can turn over the "Salamangreat card" itself, but whether or not the [desired card] will come is another matter. "For the time being, let's just treat the add as a card that can earn money." Also, since it can only be used when summoned, you should basically think of it as a turn 1 effect.
② The effect of reviving from GY, but if you don't have a face-up Spell/Trap, this is also a slightly unstable effect. Don't. It would be ideal if it could destroy the opponent's card...　Since it puts pressure on the opponent with a face-up Spell/Trap, it seems like this card will do a good job just by placing it in GY.
Both (1) and (2) are strong effects, but they have some unstable elements, so I think 1 or 2 cards in the Deck is fine. It's ideal to search with 《Salamangreat Circle》when you need it, as it can get in the way even if you have 3 cards in your hand.

① is the effect of turning over his Deck top when summoning is successful and searching for his Salamangreat card in it,
② is the effect of reviving his Salamangreat monster in his hand as a cost and removing it if he has a face-up Spell/Trap card on the field.
Most of his Salamangreat monsters newly added in the structure have their own Special Summon ability, so in a pure Salamangreat Deck, it is easy to use summoning rights for this card, and it is useful as a first move in a Salamangreat Deck.
The resurrection effect of ② is also powerful, but you can only use one of the effects of ① and ②, so let's think about which effect to use according to the situation.
Also, since it's level 3, there's no waste in being able to use it as an X material for Mirage Stalio.
If you're building a Salamangreat deck, you should have at least 2-3 cards.

"Dark Magical Circle" of "Salamangreat".
A starting card that will double as 《Salamangreat Meer》in “Salamangreat”. If you put together a high-purity [Salamangreat], one out of every three cards will have "Salamangreat" mixed in, so you'll almost certainly get an ad. If 《Salamangreat Meer》and 《Will of the Salamangreat》are added, we can see further developments, but if not, it may stop there.
The effect of ② is also quite effective because it can turn one card from your hand into this guy on the field + optional activation .
Unlike 《Salamangreat Foxer》, this is an effect that feels a bit dangerous if you can activate both in one turn.

A card that bets its life on turning over its will. Depending on his future Salamangreat card, we can expect further success, but not so much for now.

The effect of (1) is that he should become more powerful when his Salamangreat is enhanced, but currently there are still few and he misses, so it seems a bit of a gamble.
The cost of the self-revive effect is a little heavier than his Salamangreat card in hand, but Salamangreat is more convenient in his GY, so you don't really care, or you get a Twister bonus when reviving.
Will it shine if the theme is fulfilled in the future?

His Salamangreat has the effect of flipping over the deck when summoned and adding one Salamangreat card in it to the hand, and by discarding one Salamangreat card from the hand when it exists in GY, it has the effect of self-regenerating while shooting Twister. monster.
The search effect is random, but there is no loss without it. If you draw Mia, you can deploy immediately. If you can activate this card while using it as link material, you won't have to reduce your hand.
My favorite is the second effect, Self Regeneration, but if your opponent is using a powerful permanent, you can take advantage quite strongly. A pinpoint effect worth sending to his GY. Even if the opponent doesn't use permanent, you can use your own cards, and destruction is optional, so you can self-regenerate by targeting Sanctuary, Will, Gift, etc. In particular, he is compatible with gifts that have the effect of sending GY.
Since it's level 3, it can also be used as a material for the Mirage Stalio. Foxer, a latecomer, has a resurrection effect that works well with this card's self-regeneration effect, and if you do it well, you can get two level 3 monsters side by side without using the summon right.

A low-level monster of [Salamangreat].
① is an effect that when summoned, he can search for a Salamangreat card from among the top 3 cards of the deck. It's a random effect for using summon power, but it's useful assuming her deck is solidified in this category.
② can be activated if there is a Field Spell or Continuous Spell Trap. As a cost, one in her GY, if you can connect yourself to his Special Summon and destroy the opponent's Spell Trap, it can be an advantage.
It will be an important piece in this theme.