Number 38: Hope Harbinger Dragon Titanic Galaxy →Used Deck

One more story has been added to the ship that never sinks. Moreover, at the worst possible timing, the movie will be rebroadcast and the plastic model will be resold.
Unusually for rank 8, he is a suppression card that can stop spell cards. When paired with Divine Dragon Knight Felgrand or Number 90: Galaxy-Eyes Photon Lord, it creates a powerful board that allows you to approach monsters and his spells. Furthermore, thanks to the attack guidance, he can safely place his low ATK suppressed monsters.

A generic rank 8 that appeared in his Zexal in the comic book version
(1) Negate the Spell and put it under the ground, (2) Protect allies from the front, and rarely use the X bump up in (3).
At rank 8, it has a valuable obstructive effect, so it is still used today.
The drawback is that the X material is difficult to remove, so it is difficult to use it.
Currently, it is often called from 《Number 97: Draglubion》, which is the same rank 8.

General-purpose rank 8 Xyz used to protect Spell negate and allies from battle.
Since it's a "No" monster and a Dragon, it works well with 《Number 97: Draglubion》.
It can also be played from 《Number 99: Utopia Dragonar》, and it is an excellent card with a powerful effect while having a No name.

General purpose rank 8 that is seriously too strong. Why is it possible to increase materials and make Spell negate instead of using materials....?

A generic rank 8 monster that negates the effect of a spell card without consuming X material, and can pack that card and use it as an X material for this card.
As expected, Standing Alone is unreliable, but it's a strong monster that boasts considerable control power because it can be used along with the deployment.
In addition, the effects of (2) and (3) are also excellent, but I wonder if they are very useful in modern Yu-Gi-Oh.
Even so, you can still protect your other monsters, so you can rely on them in an emergency.
However, the reason (1) does not require an X material is probably because it was used with 《No.
I think it's KONAMI's bad habit of twisting the original rules and creating simple general-purpose monsters to make them stronger.

A general-purpose rank 8X that reacts arbitrarily to both the activation and activation of effects of her spell cards that are activated every turn without the need for X materials, and negates the effects. monster.
The card that negates the effect becomes the X material of this monster, so it is very effective against the activation of Continuous Spell and Field Spell effects.
His own ATK is high, and the attack induction effect using X material can prevent breakthrough by destroying other system monsters in battle, making it the perfect monster to supplement control.
It can be said that his deck is very high priority for his deck, which is able to get rank 8X and whose goal is to lay down the board by going first.

It's strong to negate a spell at no cost and use it as an Xyz material.
Even so, this secret rare card is too expensive as of May 2022.
I used to be able to buy it for about 1000 yen.

Top of rank 8. Spell negate is a timeless and powerful effect that sticks in most of his decks. Since he can also deal with existing Field Spells and Continuous Spells, he can interfere with spells in general. We can't leave the RBI too high. An excellent card that can be considered for use in his deck, which can aim for rank 8.

Comprehensive evaluation: It has good compatibility in that it can protect other monsters in addition to having a suppression effect.
It is necessary to line up two level 8s, but if it is a Dragon, it is relatively easy to line up.
Fusion Monsters and Synchro Monsters can also be used, and there are many routes such as copying resurrection effects around 《Supreme King Dragon Starving Venom》.
The effect is that he can negate his spell, and since it can be used as his own Xyz material, the means of reuse is also sealed.
In addition, it is possible to follow up on his ATK, which drops to Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess by guiding attacks, and to prevent the battle destruction of his low ATK barrier statue from the start.
It is also compatible with free chain elimination.
Regarding his ATK addition of Xyz Monster, since it can be added to himself, it can also be an aid for one-shot kills.
Even if he uses 《Number 99: Utopia Dragonar》, if he can use Spell negate and get Rank 8, there is no loss.

He is strong at negate spells without using X material. And since he can suck the opponent's girlfriend's spell, he will be hurt if the theme uses the spell as his GY.
When I was wondering which one to use, 《Number 90: Galaxy-Eyes Photon Lord》, it would be nice if I could line up both, but even if I did my best and lined up 4 level 8 bodies and did a lot of Special Summon, it would only negate the monster once and negate the spell once.
Rating update
Getting this card side by side with a Photon lord just got a whole lot easier. It's excellent because you can use the effect even if you put it out without materials from 《Hope Dragoner》.

Note that it looks like the Galaxy-Eyes, but it's not the Galaxy "Eyes".
However, it is a normal candidate for adoption at Galaxy Photon.
It requires two bodies without any particular designation, and although it is an average attack and defense for a rank 8, it has three general-purpose effects.
In particular, Spell negate is costless and does not require materials, and is highly valuable in that it is not reused because it is made into a material.
If you line up with a card that is strong against monsters, you can exert considerable control power.
2's attack guidance is an effect that tells you to line up correctly. Although it is plain, it can be said that this is also a welcome effect.
The strengthening effect of 3 takes a little time and effort, but you can pull the trigger even with your own actions. Can we expect high combat power from Deck?
General purpose rank 8, I think it's an excellent accessory.

(1) Negate his spell and absorb it as a material for himself, (2) Change to attack target when the opponent declares an attack, (3) Use the hit points of your destroyed Xyz to other Xyz Rank 8 with the effect of adding to RBI.
Although (1) is turn 1, you can check the opponent's spell use. In addition, it is a very powerful effect that does not allow his GY to activate and reuse because it is his own material.
(2) can protect other monsters from attacks.
(3) can be activated even if you destroy another Xyz yourself.
Galaxy and Blue-Eyed, which are mainly level 8, are easy to put out.

3000 RBI to negate spells, and support for "Galaxy" is acceptable.
You can negate a spell once per turn, and if you negate it, it will be your Xyz material instead of destroying it. Since it's when you do, you can chain it to negate permanent or field "effect activation", 2 and 3 are a bonus, but 1 effect is excellent, so I don't really care.
However, since monster effects cannot be interfered with and have no resistance, Decks that do not rely on spells can easily treat them as vanilla figurines. It's a card that you want to put up first, but it's easy to deal with just by putting it up for the time being, so you want to choose your opponent and put it out.

It is a rank 8 that I want to play first. Although it has the disadvantage that it is difficult to drop X materials to GY, he is quite strong in absorbing spell cards on turn 1.

① is the effect of sealing his spell
② has the effect of protecting allies from attacks
I don't really care about ③...
It is powerful to be able to negate a spell up to once
The biggest enemy is Lightning, who also fought together
With 3000 RBIs, he is no match for ATK 5000.
Also, please stop putting Infinity next to the Galaxy, because it's not Cipher, it's Cyber

Even though it's turn 1, there's no way a card that can negate a spell card is weak. All the effects are strong and will be useful as a new rank 8 option.
By the way, when this guy and Fergra line up, most of her Decks die.

The first effect is the main one. Only once per turn he can meta a spell.
Moreover, since it is used as material, it is not allowed to be used by the other party, and it is not allowed to go to GY.
The second effect is a scapegoat effect that makes you the target of an attack instead of your other monsters.
It can act as a substitute for cards you want to leave on the field.
However, since the Xyz material can only be removed in this way, there is also the drawback that it is difficult to revive the material monster from his GY and reuse it.
The third effect is just a bonus...
Along with 《Divine Dragon Knight Felgrand》, it is a representative general-purpose Xyz of rank 8, so I would like to use it properly with Vergrant according to the opponent.
His ATK is higher than Vergrant, who can block the opponent's effects, and since it reaches the 3000 ATK and 3000 lines, it's nice to be able to beat his ATK 2900 (~2950) around here.

When I played the gacha, Siku came out...
By the way, I pulled out the gacha two days before the release date. It's okay to be happy, but it's kind of weird. It's just a flag, isn't it? A month or so ago, I was very happy. However, it will be released to the general public in two days.
Well, aside from that, the performance itself is quite good. He mainly uses the ① effect, which is a powerful effect that allows him to optionally stop the "effect" of the spell. It can stop the effect, so it can be used for P effects, etc., and since it is turned into a material, it is an excellent item that cannot be used as an extra deck. ② shows a very nasty function when placed side by side with Ardek. The difficulty is that it is difficult to pay for the materials. I think it's a powerful card that's on par with Fergra and the like.
When I bought 3 premium packs, I met Siku. Eh... After playing Gacha, Shiku appears again. Now you can stack 3 Titanic Sik! What are you going to do... Is it a conte?

The new leader of rank 8 alongside Fergra
The main effect is to turn him into a Spell negate and use it as his own Xyz material, but the second effect is surprisingly unpleasant.
I don't know Lightning that can be relieved even if you set up a monster with poor stats after setting up Titanic
The effect that there is ③ and there is no loss, but there is nothing special

It is the environmental meta and the final card of the environment
I wonder if I should adopt it for DD

A card that becomes a new option for Rank 8.
1's Spell negate effect is once per turn, but since it costs nothing, it's a powerful effect that doesn't require materials, so it's a point that you can use it from resurrection.
Spells that have been negate will not be destroyed and will be used as materials once, so they will not be used immediately.
The attack guidance effect of 2 is meshed with 3000 RBI, and it is also possible to protect the side.
The 3 effect doesn't mesh well with the 2 effect, and the conditions for triggering it are strict, so it can't be activated by destroying it yourself, so it's probably just a bonus.
It is currently used as a finisher in EM Dracoslayer, which is currently the top deck, and many people may not have a very good impression of it, but in the end, there is a good chance that it will fall over with two cards more than Fergra, and the original weight of Rank 8. Considering the size, it seems to be a reasonable performance.

Hit the monkeyboad or Russ P with an iceberg and sink it into the ocean

new rank 8
I can receive the blessings of the Galaxy, but when it comes to hope, the emperor must accompany me
Spell negate, change attack targets, and have the ability to inherit attacks
Spell can also negate P effects, so let's get rid of damn monkeys and Raster P
You don't need Xyz materials, so you can use the negate effect just by reviving it.
Let's put pressure together with Vergrant
Attack target change will not accept attacks of 3000 or less, protecting monsters that do not want to be destroyed
You can rest assured if you use it even when Honest is in your hand
No comment on inheritance
The problem is the current situation is difficult to obtain

Due to EM Dracoslayer, it's often seen as a bad card that interferes with Spells, but it's a reasonable rank 8. It's not like I'm resistant to it, and the effects of 2 and 3 are actually decorations that don't have a chance to activate. If your opponent knows it's his deck to Pendulum Summon, it's well worth putting up early, but it's scary to put it out after the middle game. I would like to think of it as a card that protects the superior battlefield.

He is a galaxy dragon who is talked about in the streets because he looks like Qubeley.
The power of Turn 1 Spell negate in Pendulum's infested environment. And I don't use the material, but rather use it as the material.
A guard that stretches his body more than Hope, and a shapeshifter that can develop a ruthless offensive stance that abandons his friends and turns into his own power.
Hope will stop the attack itself, but you will divert the attack over here, so a battle will occur, and if you make good use of it, you may be able to create a stronger defense than Hope. Like Honest.

In addition to being able to negate the activation of a spell card once per turn, I think it's excellent that it has a high ATK of 3000.
It also prevents the activation of his Pendulum Monster in the Pendulum zone, so it's also good to have the possibility of interfering with his opponent's Pendulum Summon.
It's rank 8, but I think it's easy to put out with the "Galaxy" Deck.

Spell Card Containment is very powerful
However, these days, the monster effects are strong enough to break through rank 4 easily. , I want to support it with other cards and lay out a good lineup.

A new general-purpose monster hits Rank 8, which has been said to be the top 1 in Fergra for a long time!
Also worth noting is the effect of absorbing his spell as his own ORU. It's attractive to be able to play an active part in the Pendulum meta, which is currently trending (or rather, EM is leading the way at the moment...).
The substitution effect and RBI increase effect don't seem to have much chance to activate, but it's not an effect that you shouldn't have. Being able to put monsters on the field with peace of mind is definitely a strength. At any rate, with this, Rank 8 seems to be safe for a while...

Don't underestimate this Titanic Galaxy!
There are various effects, but the highlight is the effect that negates her Spell and makes it an X material. The pressure is considerable because it can absorb not only the activation of cards but also the activation of effects. As a spell card player, Shaddoll and Nekroz are the most annoying opponents.
It's already a promise that the effect that protects allies is powerless against Lightning, the archenemy of this kind of card, and his CEO-like ATK up effect is meaningless if this card is targeted first, so you can forget about it. It seems that hell can be shown if it is lined up with Fergra...
It has a unique identity without any peculiarities, so it's a great finish for a new general-purpose rank 8.

It is said that 37, 38, and 39 hopes are serially numbered.
A new general-purpose rank 8 candidate with 3000 RBI and the ability to drain his spell cards.
The ability to negate and absorb cards that affect the opponent's development and his Pendulum is a unique charm. Especially since he escapes to Extra, it's great that he can absorb the Pendulum, which doesn't hurt much. Compared to Lancelot, it can be activated voluntarily and this card's own RBI is a big attraction.
The second effect has a high ATK, so there are plenty of opportunities to aim for it, but as expected, this is an effect to keep you in check. This will be the first card your opponent will run into. It's nice to be able to line up weak cards on the side, but I wonder if there's such a card in the 8-axis Deck. The last effect requires lining up Xyz, so if you can activate it, just be lucky.
An honor student of Numbers who has been active in the environment, such as being Xyzed in the level 8 Dracoslayer in EM Dracoslayer and acting as a substitute for the shock ruler that seals his opponent's spell.
The biggest sadness is that he's not Galaxy-Eyes, so he can't handle many of Galaxy-Eyes' support cards. Especially if I could use transmigration, it would have been an impregnable wall...

Like Spider Shark, the numbers used by Kaito in the manga ZEXAL are also OCG. All the effects are excellent in their own way, but the first effect should be noted.
The first, his Spell negate effect, has the disadvantage of excluding himself in the manga version. You can now negate a spell once per turn. In the current environment, P summoning is raging, so it's nice to be able to steal P monsters and use them as X materials. This meta card can be ranked 8, so I think it's a card you definitely want to include in your deck.
By the way, although it has the name Galaxy, it is a pity that there is not much synergy with Galaxy.