Timelord Progenitor Vorpgate →Used Deck

The effect itself is powerful, but it's the worst compatibility with the original, the Timelord, and it's sad that you can't use it because the level is the same...

Level 10 synchro with no material designation. It has a very high removal performance that eliminates all the opponent's monsters by fighting.
There is a concern that the monster will return with the effect of ③, but it would be nice to use it as a material for 《Gravity Controller》so that the effect does not activate.
However, I think it would be stronger to adopt 《Baronne de Fleur》, which is more versatile than this card.

The effect itself is worth playing, such as completely excluding the barrier image and not being hit by follow-up attacks, but it still hurts to come back.
It's hopeless that I can't get out of the Timelord, which is the most important thing, and I can't get the Timelord support.
The Timelord is a highly complete theme with each character standing, but this card alone is unnaturally weak. What happened?

Decent AV (still last), the Timelord from the manga version AV
Since it's a level 10 synchro, it doesn't fit into the Timelord, but there's room for adoption as a general-purpose level 10 synchro with a thin layer.
The effect is exciting as it banishes all the opponent's monsters until the end, but the disadvantage is that it halves the battle damage received by the opponent.
If I were to adopt it, it would be around Sin, who can easily summon a level 10 Synchro, and can also line up high RBIs.

The Timelord's synchronicity... There are various theories, but he's just like the other Timelords.
It's not a great card, but it has a strong removal ability, and the general-purpose 10 Synchro is thin, so it wasn't used at all... but with the appearance of the versatile honor student Baroness, the position has become even more difficult.

The Timelord No. 2 who does not enter the Timelord. Since it's a level 10 synchro, it's difficult for the Timelord to use it, and since it doesn't return to the Deck, it interferes with the summoning of other Timelords.
It's reasonably good as a wall, but it seems to be the Timelord that it becomes a piece of paper when the effect is negate.
Also, it works well with No. 1 Sephiron, and since it's a Synchro Monster, it's easy for monsters to accumulate in GY, and it's easy to Special Summon. You can reset the return while burning, and since it is the target of Sephiron's resurrection, you can attack with two 4000 and Gustav Burn.
Surprisingly, he has a good chemistry with Kaiju, and it's easy to do level 10 synchros, and he can even get rank 10 with Jizkiel.

If this is also included in the Timelord, it is lower than Sadion, and although it is the Timelord, it is very difficult to put out in "the Timelord" & even if it is put out, Geboborea has no taste. It was still better because it came with a book, but when it came out of the pack, it was a maddening loss. The illustration looks like Sephiron and is pretty cool, but it's from the notorious Ark, and ZONE hates him. Design. If it were an Effect Monster, it wouldn't have been so badly criticized (you can search with a shrine maiden)... No restrictions ☆ 10 synchros, but what is required for synchros at this level is a finisher or suppression with high resistance, but this card is... It's not worth adopting over other 10 stars. Unlike other Wo, it has enough power to withstand use, but in terms of card design, it cannot escape the stigma of a gebobo card.

Level 10 synchro without binding.
It has a resistance sharing effect unique to the Timelord, but in [the Timelord], the same point resonates up to the level, making it difficult to synchronize this card itself.
The effect of banishing the opponent through an attack is powerful, but the extra effect of (3) restores it to its original state in the end phase, so it just hits the opponent with 《Interdimensional Matter Transporter》.
Before this card's (3) effect activates, it has the disadvantage of halving the damage even if you try to one-kill it afterward. It is quite difficult to do without.
The effect of (3) will not be activated if you leave by the end phase and will remain banished. Also, if you have a complete board that you have to use this to retreat, you can't help but feel that it's difficult to break through if you don't have enough target resistance.

Z-ONE adopted the Timelord as his Deck other than Synchro, but in Ark Five he appeared as a Synchro Monster. If history were different, or...
The content itself is similar to the Timelord, with the major difference being that he does not return to the Deck. Perfect destruction resistance and 0 battles damage, and works as a wall as long as the effect is not negate.
As an effect, except for the revived state, when you battle, all monsters on the opponent's field are completely removed until the end phase. There are many things that can't be prevented with normal resistance, such as total exclusion that doesn't target, and it can be removed without any questions. During the End Phase, he Special Summons the effect that activates when this card exists. will come back and this will be gone.
Since it halves damage, it's not a game-ending monster, but if it goes well, it can destroy the opponent's board in one fell swoop.
It can be said that it is a big point that it is easy to put out instead of power.
In addition, it has a performance that does not mesh thoroughly with the original family. After all, another world is another world.

ZONE "What is the Kaijin at this time!?"
It's a Synchronized Kaijin that appeared in the manga version of ARC-V.
While maintaining the resistance common to Tokikaijin, it banishes all opponent monsters after attacking, so it has the disadvantage of halving damage, but it is possible to direct with other monsters.
Also, since the banished card will be returned to the End Phase by another effect of this card (Effect 3), it has a very convenient performance that if this card does not exist on the field, it will remain banished.
Due to its level, it's not compatible with Tokikaijin, but I think it's a decent card as a general-purpose card.

There is a curse (?) that weakens all the monsters the boss deals with, but is this a weakening?
It's a level 10 synchro, so it's a monster that can easily be played with his deck, which incorporates synchro. The Timelord has a unique destruction resistance, but there is no retreat, so it is overwhelmingly good to have a place. Also, the attack effect occurs at the end of the damage step and at an early timing, and it can be removed by excluding all of them, making it easier to attack all-out. Battle damage is halved and one kill is a little tough, but if you can make a monster that deals damage as Gustav in main 2, it might be strong?

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Available in The Bystial and Chaos Mirage.

General purpose level 10 Synchro Monster. There are a lot of level 10, but only Fang King and Dragon Ascension are loose materials and versatile effects so far. After banishing all of them, if you link summon this card as a material in main 2, you don't have to activate the special summon effect. But to be honest, I don't have time to do such a leisurely thing in the current environment where I aim for one kill with a Borrel sword if I have a chance.

General-purpose level 10S monster without binding
After banishing all of your opponent's monsters, you can use this card as a material and withdraw from the field to prevent it from returning.
Although he weighs himself down a lot, his removal ability is excellent, so his deck is a capable card that can produce level 10S.

The Timelord, a dark and S monster that never existed. What do you think when you see ZONE?
Since there is no specified material, you can aim to summon from various decks.
It has the same destruction resistance and damage cut as the Timelord, but the big difference is that the self-bounce is gone, so it can be said that it has a good presence.
However, it is easy to be separated from the place immediately after all for the reason described later.
Excluding all the opponent's monsters by fighting, the removal performance is very high.
However, the effect of 3 is temporary, and I would like to decide the game while excluding it, but due to the disadvantage, I can not easily do that.
However, if you treat it as a material before returning, you can completely remove it.
It's a Special Summon, not a return, so it can be a complete removal depending on the opponent.
Although it has a habit of being difficult to function on its own, I think it will be an option as a general-purpose level 10S due to this removal ability.
In addition, he does not return to the deck and is unlikely to become empty. You can't use removal unless it's an S summon, and it's difficult to S summon due to the level, and on top of that, it's activated at the end of the damage test, so it can be activated before the main house, the Timelord, which activates at the end of the battle, so it's effective. Compatibility with the original Timelord is the worst in many ways, such as being able to be excluded without being used.