Neo Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon →Used Deck

For some reason, even if you use a normal level 9 x 3 heavy material, you can't activate the effect if the material doesn't have a 《Cipher》. Basically, it will be issued for 《Rank-Up-Magic Cipher Ascension》. However, this card's effect can only be used after the second turn. Prepare Rank 8 《Cipher》X, search for rum, Special Summon this card, activate its effect, and fall asleep. Ascension is a Quick-Play Spell, so if this card can be activated during the opponent's turn, it would be worth using. It would be better to use 《Forbidden Droplet》or 《Nibiru, the Primal Being》than get over the pinch with this card.

It looks like Blackstorm. in a bad way.
It's just a little flashy from the beginning for the consumption...
I don't think it's weak at all, but if you want to break the board and attack, Full Armor and Light Wave Blade Dragon can go side by side without relying on RUM...

It's a dynamic effect, but the disadvantage of not being able to attack directly with cards other than this card is a hindrance.
Galaxy-Eyes light wave dragon and dark matter are sufficient without using RUM
Due to the new rules, it has become difficult to stack on top of someone you have stolen, but you can use it as a link material, so the evaluation in that respect has not changed.

It is a superior species of Light Wave Dragon and has the same control-stealing effect, but the RBI is 4500 and the number that can be stolen is up to 3, and it is not targeted, so it is purely upgraded. It is also a selling point that you can hit more than 9000 hit points by using it together with interference.
However, even though it is now possible to steal multiple cards, it is doubtful whether it will be possible to steal them easily, as it is easy to line up cards with a high level of control over the current environment.
In addition, it is difficult to handle the summoning method, which is light wave sublimation with low versatility at present, or reliance on Aurora Wave Dragon, which is slow to stack.
Although it has explosive power, it is easily affected by the situation and is highly dependent on combos, so it has a strong habit. However, with the advent of interference, the significance of operating it has come out more than in the past.

Too much is not enough.
It would be nice to be able to steal a large amount of your opponent, but then you would fall into a dilemma where you wouldn't be able to make use of the monsters you stole and powered up due to the disadvantage of not being able to attack directly. If you don't want to mess with it, shouldn't it be a normal removal?
If the disadvantage is that the damage is halved, there is still salvation.

I can only think that the points that are better than before the evolution are RBIs and control capture that does not take targets.
There are many cards that are more convenient than inserting RUM, such as Honest for RBI and Gameciel for non-targeting.

The ability to take control of up to three opponent's monsters is amazing, but it has the same drawback as Galaxy-Eyes's Light Wave Dragon, in which the stolen monsters cannot attack directly. Therefore, if there are two opponents, you can earn more damage by stealing only one and attacking. If you have 4 opponents, you can steal 2 of them and attack with this card, which is effectively 4500 for 3 consecutive hits, so you can expect damage that reaches the one-kill line. However, it is very subtle to say that he, who is an accident worker, even uses Rank-Up-Magic. It's not that it's particularly weak, and if it loses its demerits, it can become broken, so it's a delicate point. At least I wanted it to have some resistance.

4500 points! Take control of up to 3 bodies!
However, if it's not a dedicated Rank-Up-Magic, it won't come out, and it can't attack directly, so if you take a lot of it, you won't be able to attack, and it will return to the end phase. The purely stronger card is only the number of captured cards and RBI. It doesn't matter if the number of cards captured is small, so I wanted a permanent capture or another effect.
It's certainly strong, but the low power and low search ability of the Cipher theme are bottlenecks, and it's no more than a Roman card. Even with the same romance card, you don't have to draw RUM, so Tyrant is easier to put out.

The effect itself is higher than 《Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon》, but considering the trouble of having to use the dedicated “RUM”, frankly, it doesn’t quite match the summoning difficulty. Although you can take control of up to 3 bodies, it's a pity that the damage dealt tends to be unexpectedly low, as there is a restriction that you can't attack directly other than this card. At the moment, it's nothing but a low-return card.

Just by evolving Light Wave Dragon into a straight ball, there is not much difference between what you can do before evolution
I wonder if this is terrible even if it uses a dedicated RUM
I want you to emulate Requiem a little

Cipher Dragon Degraded Number
RUM
The effect that can't be directly attacked is painful and the RUM is weak, so I think there are many scenes where he can use Cipher.

You can only gain control until the end of the turn, but you can't attack directly that turn.
Since Rank-Up-Magic is used for Rank 8, it should have been stronger.

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Regular Xyz uses heavy materials and cannot use the effects written in the text, so most of them are Xyz that use special RUM for 《Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon》.
Although the effect itself is exciting, the stolen monsters cannot attack directly, so even if you steal all the opponent's monsters, the stolen monsters cannot attack directly, so even if you attack all the opponents, you will not be able to reduce the opponent's LP efficiently. There are also scenes.
Since FA and Dark Matter can be layered on top of 《Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon》, there are many situations where FA and Dark Matter are more than enough for this card.
The top unsuccessful frame in this ultra rare frame, which seems to be better than being included in the super rare frame.

An evolution of Cipher, he's a cool looking monster that you'll want to put in your deck if you're a Galaxy user.
However, if you calmly consider the performance, you will realize that there is no need to include it. do not have.
If you have more than one in the opponent's field, you can take them all at once, so you can differentiate them from the original Cipher, but even if you take them all at once, you can't attack anyone other than yourself, so frankly, Cipher or Dark Matter is enough for him. is the majority.
Above all, the biggest problem is that the exclusive RUM is serious and it's only for one body, so it's too low in versatility. The current situation is that there is not much meaning in doing so.
The card itself is strong, but when it comes to actual combat, it's a card that doesn't really need much, so if you're looking for romance, use it.

The time has finally come for Kaito to use RUM as well.The effect will be a monster with 4500 control as much as possible, and the name will be Neo Cipher, but he can't be stacked unless he is an Xyz Monster. I feel like I think I'll use one or two even if I do. Perhaps the low rating is due to the low performance of RUM

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It's true that what is written is powerful, but it's sad that Galaxy-Eyes' light wave dragon is enough due to the restrictions on direct attacks.
It's sad that the dedicated RUM required to put it out has no versatility and the performance is not good.
It's sad that this guy has almost no versatility because the material required to activate the effect is his Cipher binding.
It's sad that 4500 RBI is not uncommon for a large player of this class.

In a bad way, simply making the effect reminiscent of Blackstorm flashy doesn't change anything you can do.
You can take control of up to 3 monsters at the same time, but you can't directly attack other than this one, and the drawback of returning to control in the end phase remains the same, so when it reaches 4500 RBI, it doesn't survive at all, and it keeps pushing monsters back, so you hit it. It doesn't even bite because it's gone.
The stolen monster's name can be changed as is, so it is possible to take it permanently by stacking it, but if the target to be stolen is not an Xyz, then Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon will suffice if the opponent does not have two or more Xyz.
In the first place, even if there are two or more, even Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon can be removed twice with FA → Blade, and FA → Dark Matter removal, so it is possible to hit twice, so it is a question of whether this guy is there...
Despite the time-consuming condition of 8x2 and RUM, it doesn't make much sense to rank up from Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon, and it's hard to say that the exclusive RUM has high performance, so in a bad way, it's just a flashy monster.

Brother who is obsessed with taking control to the end...
Due to the rank increase, his usual 4500 ATK increased to 3 bodies, and he was able to take control with a raised ATK.
Of course, if you take Xyz, you can take control by stacking FA Photon and Dark Matter, but in front of his overwhelming ATK, it's a small skill area, and a light wave dragon is enough.
However, although he is certainly strong in ATK and control seizure, he is often unable to reach one kill due to restrictions on direct attacks, and there are more versatile Dark Matter and Neo Tachyon in monster processing, so this card The place where you have to use is surprisingly troublesome.
It is also a big problem that the light wave sublimation of the dedicated RUM has to rely on his Cipher gimmick with low card power or rely on the bare pull. She looks flashy, but when she calms down, she ends up thinking, "Oh, this is...".