Cyber Angel Dakini →Used Deck

One of the aces of "Cyber Angel"
The first effect lets the opponent choose which monster to remove, so it tends to just reduce the opponent's monsters by one. However, if there is only one opponent's monster, you can also remove a perfect resistance monster.
The effect of ② can be expected to do some damage in conjunction with your own RBI.
If you maintain the effect of ③, you can earn an advantage, but it is a little slow.
Overall, it lacks explosive power, but the impression is that it can be used stably as long as it is not removed.

Forced GY feed, a new type of elimination means.
An attack that kills one monster and becomes 3700 due to Idaten's effect is a damage that can't be taken lightly even on the defense chart.
Moreover, collect Ritual Monster (anything is OK) or 《Machine Angel Ritual》.
A good card with a good balance of offense and defense.

The culprit who dyed Lynx into a ritual.
The effect was too strong for a speed duel as it reached limit 2.
Even in OCG, it is strong to bury complete resistances such as Venominaga.
However, the firepower is slightly inflated, so you may not use the penetration effect much.

Although it is somewhat difficult to handle, it is the ace monster of the machine angel.
The effect sent to GY is activated, and the opponent chooses it, so there is randomness, but it is still a great advantage to be able to deal with monsters with target resistance.

Although the effect of (1) is chosen by the opponent, I think it would be troublesome for the opponent to send the monster to his GY and remove it.
(3), I think the effect of salvaging Ritual Monster "Machine Angel Ritual" is also useful.

mechanical angel ace
The effect is slightly strong, but it can be fully active
Salvage wants to match the situation

Former Level 8 Machine Angel.
Recently, a companion has appeared, but in terms of performance, this one is probably a few steps higher.
First of all, it has a powerful removal effect that the opponent chooses at the time of the ritual summon and sends the monster to her GY. Although there is a drawback that the opponent chooses, it is certain that it is strong enough to ignore the resistance of being immune to effects.
Although both penetrating and recovering at the end are difficult, along with the high RBI of 2700, you can play an active role as an excellent machine angel.

The new Ur frame is this guy's pair?
This is a monster, so it's easy to get an advantage.

A Cyber Angel ace monster with strong effects.

Compared to the anime TF version, which was conspicuously lacking in power, perhaps because it appeared in the 9th term, it appeared greatly strengthened like other machine angels.
1's removal is a type of effect that forces the opponent, so even immunities can be dealt with. However, since the opponent has the right to choose, if you want to remove what you're aiming for, you need to clear it before deploying yourself.
I can grant piercing to the entire ritual, but I'm a little worried if my hit point is level 8, so I want to aim for strengthening with Idaten.
The recovery effect of 3 is also slow at the end, but it's a blessing for a ritual that consumes a lot of money.
Although she is a little unstable, she can be an ace among machine angels.

A powerful card that can break through with his GY sending to let the opponent choose. Moreover, during the End Phase, the Salvage effect allows you to recover the lost Adds due to the Ritual Summon. As a result of being easily sent to Duel Links, he went on a rampage as a second-line one-kill agent, and was made Limit 2. With Duel Links, which only has 4000 LP, he didn't have any doubts about putting in a monster removal effect with 2700 RBI.

The removal effect of ① is not guaranteed because it is chosen by the opponent, but it is very powerful because it can be removed regardless of resistance.
② gives a penetrating effect. Although Vishnu and Nasateiya appeared, it was appreciated by machine angels who tended to be devoted to combat, and they did not allow time-buying walls with resistance to combat destruction. It also meshes well with Idaten's status increase effect.
The salvage effect of ③ is late as it is the end phase, but it is very excellent as it can be expected to play an active role in the preparation for the next ritual and the cost of Perdek, which is compatible with the Machine Angel.
Every effect is excellent and it is truly an ace of machine angels, but it is a pity that it has no effect resistance. On the battle side, Idaten and Honest are fine, but when it comes to removing effects, her GY effect of Machine Angel Ritual is not enough, so you can either line up with Perdek or Christia, or use Ritual Djinn to add resistance to the field. where you want to sit. I would like to say 9.8 points, but it is 10 points because it is incremented by 1.

Since it is removed by the opponent, it can be removed regardless of resistance. A monster with excellent removal effect.
Collecting the end phase is also perfect for the machine angel. It must be an ace monster along with Mishunure.

Ace of Cyber Angels.
It has the highest peak removal that can be removed by the opponent.
Even Ultimate Falcon can be crushed, but since the opponent chooses the monster to remove, the target removal is only when there is one in the opponent's field.
It also has a piercing effect, and since it applies to the entire ritual, it is even more powerful if lined up.
He also has a high RBI of 2700.
And the end phase salvage is also powerful, securing ritual resources and laying the groundwork for the following.
A piece that has been greatly enhanced as it appeared after many years since the anime first appeared.

Ignore resistance removal reminiscent of Ra
Defensive Penetration
End salvage without gaps
This strength that you can understand if you use it, I personally give it a perfect score (I wanted a little more illustration ad...lol)

"Exclude on the backside", "Send to the bottom of the Deck", and "Absorb as an ORU" are excellent.
While there are many removal effects, we have brought a new type of removal effect
Ritual Monster.
(1) has the effect of removing the proclamation of "Let the opponent choose and send it to his GY".
Break through monsters that are not targeted or affected by opponent's card effects
The big point is that you can. It's big to be able to use it just by entering the field.
In (2), he gives a piercing effect to all Ritual Monsters, and also to [Machine Angel].
are engaged.
Also pay attention to the fact that he can collect GY every end phase of (3). With machine angel supporters
When combined, they can spin around.
It can be said that it is a genuine ace monster that brings together the machine angels.

The first effect that activates only when successfully summoned has a [forced effect] like [Share the Pain] or [Apoqliphort Towers]
Since this is forced on the opponent, it is possible to remove any monster with any resistance
However, you may not be able to remove what you are looking for because the opponent chooses.
However, unlike 《Apoqliphort Towers》-tan, it is [Field-limited] (Killer-tan's hand and field), so it can be said that it is easier to remove what you are looking for because the target range is narrower than Killer-tan.
and penetrating effect. This attaches to all his Ritual Monster allies.
Currently, he has a high ATK, but many of them have low defense, so it is easy to penetrate. Since it's his spell card, you can target opponents with extremely low defense by forcing them into Defense Position.
The final effect retrieves his GY Machine Angel monster and Machine Angel Ritual.
If he receives the effect of Idaten, he will have ATK 3700 and he will attack relentlessly with piercing, making him the ace of Cyber Angel (the person who was almost hit with ATK 3700←)
Note that this card has no resistance, so it is useless against removal cards and bounces (although it's just that the recent trump position characters' resistance is crazy)

Cyber Angel's ace monster with the same effect as his Apoqliphort Killer that once raged. Its effect on players ignoring all resistances can hopefully take out even Ultimate Falcon.
With the same piercing effect, he goes well with Cyber Angel's Idaten, and since he also has a recovery effect, he has a personality that is truly worthy of the name of an ace monster.

A man (woman?) who destroys the opponent without question and answer.
The effect of a successful Ritual Summon is a "player action effect" like "Share the Pain" or "Apoqlihort Killer", so whether it's Ultimate Falcon, Ultimate Magnus, or Naga-sama, you can remove it without question. Perfect Rongomi? You can't get it out in the first place, so let's wait until you can get it out. However, since the opponent chooses which monster to send to GY, it is difficult to remove the targeted monster.
In addition, it has the effect of granting defense penetration to Ritual Monsters, and when lined up with Benten, Benten will be in a situation of "defense penetration + defensive power burn".
On top of that, even though it's a little slow, it has the effect of recovering a Ritual Monster or Machine Angel Ritual at no cost during the End Phase, making it easier to connect to the next one.
Overall, it's a pretty powerful Ritual Monster, and it's been super-enhanced to the extent that you'd wonder what the plainness of the original was.

It's not destroyed, it's not excluded, you send it to her GY...!
Cyber Angel's trump card with superdreadnought resistance destruction ability. It has the effect of sending 1 monster to the opponent by GY, the penetration effect, and the effect of adding 《Machine Angel Ritual》or Ritual Monster to the hand during the end phase.
His GY is sent by the opponent, so whether it's Chaos MAX or Ultimate Hayabusa, he mercilessly knocks him down to GY. As expected, the target can be chosen by the opponent, but the destructive power when there is only one opponent in the field is exceptional.
If you have pierce and have the effect of Idaten, 3700 pierce is simply violent, but it's a shame that the pierce itself has lost its value with the appearance of Link Summoning. Since he can collect Ritual Cards and Machine Angel Ritual every turn, next time he prepares Cyber Angel and prepares to recover.
New tactics such as Mishu Nure have increased, but this card, which has a limit of 2 in Links, will remain the core of the tactics.

The machine angel's trump card, ★8, so it's a ritual Blue-Eyed toy... isn't it?
With the effect of 1, you can remove 1 monster on the opponent's field ignoring destruction resistance, and the opponent can choose the monster to send to GY, so if possible, you want to use it when the opponent's field is only 1, and this effect. , At first glance, it looks like a deterioration of a normal removal effect, but it is very important that it is not an effect that removes monsters, but an effect that forces the opponent to send GY, because it is not an effect that monsters receive. Even if it is a monster with complete resistance, if there is no other option, the opponent has to send it to GY.
The effects of 2 and 3 are also excellent because they are simple, and it can be said that it is an excellent card overall.

An aggressive angel who will cut you like a S*air demon king when it comes into play.
It's very powerful and makes it penetrating, and it's perfect to be able to salvage his Ritual Spell and monsters in the end phase. When honesty is used...
A new ace has appeared in the Ritual category. I think it's overkill...

Ritual that has been improved and converted into OCG over the years from the TF version, which is difficult to use.
It has a strong removal performance that can even remove complete resistance with his forced GY sending effect. However, since he is the opponent to send to GY, it is easy for him to miss the target if multiple bodies are lined up, so I would like to control the field to some extent.
It grants piercing to the entire ritual, but since it has a removal effect on itself, it doesn't bite a bit, and with the appearance of Link and the effects of inflation, the piercing itself is going down, so it's almost a bonus.
And you can collect "Machine Angel Ritual" at each end, and you can aim for the next ritual while recovering the disadvantage during the ritual.
However, since there is no such thing as resistance, if you want to maintain it, you should strengthen it around the ritual Djinn.
It has some quirks, but overall it's an excellent ritual with the ability to play an active role as the ace of the Cyber Angels.