Infinite Light →Used Deck

The activation conditions are heavy, but if you can activate it, you can line up up to 4 the Timelords and aim for one kill.
It also makes the Timelord immune to targets and deck bounces.

It's a heavier condition than a certain pharaoh's coffin, but the return is so great that it can't be compared with that one.
If you put out a combination of Michion, Sandaion, Rafion and Sephiron from this card, you can see one kill. Are you watching a pharaoh who can't kill even if you fully deploy it?
In addition, the effect that grants the Timelord target resistance is very powerful, making up for the weakness of the Timelord, which is vulnerable to negate effects.
The Timelord is the only realistic way to get Sephiron out, so if you're a fan Deck, you'll definitely want to put it in. On the other hand, the Timelord is too heavy, so it won't fit.

Come on, catch a glimpse of the passage of time!
The final destination of the evolution that started with 《Empty Machine》. It has two effects that strongly support the Timelord.
The effect of ① is own resistance. I would be very sad if this card that takes a long time to activate is easily removed, so I appreciate the destruction resistance.
The second effect is to grant resistance to the Timelord. Combined with the resistances that each of them has on their own, it becomes a very strong resistance. Also, the disadvantage of returning to his deck disappears, and the poor position is greatly improved.
The effect of ③ is mass deployment of the Timelord. Each one can put out 3 of the Timelords of the final boss class. Aporia is about to blow bubbles and collapse. If you call Sephiron, you can expand further, but be careful that you can't ignore the revival limit over there.
It's certainly a powerful effect, but it takes time to activate. It can be said that the return is solid, but I can't deny that it feels a little excessive. It is a line that worries about whether to adopt or not. But the name of the card is so cool that I want to put it in...
Ain Soph Owl!
Dead End Shoot! !

The goal was a minimum of 4 turns, so the effect is spectacular.
You can deploy up to three Timelords when the field is empty, including Sundaion and Sephiron. Also, the effect of the Timelord returning to his deck does not need to be activated, and it also grants target resistance, so it will be a threat to the opponent that normal countermeasures will be blocked.
It could be a hassle or an accident due to his deck slot, but the return is a suitable trump card.

It may not be a bad card, but it's too late now
It's pretty tough to adopt it in a serious deck anyway.

It takes a lot of work to get it out, but if you can get it out, I think it will be a decisive card for the "the Timelord" Deck.

The activation conditions are extremely heavy, but the effect is quite strong. It has pretty powerful effects, and you can unconditionally spawn up to three of the Timelords. In addition, it eliminates effects that only last for one turn, and the fact that it is not targeted by effects makes it a threatening support that reduces the weaknesses of the Timelord. This card itself also has resistance, so it doesn't have a bad presence and is quite powerful.
The weak point is that Ein and Ein Soph are essential, so if Ein or Ein Soph is removed, it may spoil.

The final form of infinite light. Send Ain Soph to his GY and activate it, giving the Timelord target resistance and his Deck bounce lock, and when there are no monsters on your field, the Timelord one by one from your hand, GY, and Deck has the effect of making him a Special Summon.
When activated from Ein with each effect, it takes a lot of time and the Timelord of his GY. Ein and Ein Soph are trap cards with sufficient power, so they have the nature of the Timelord, so it shouldn't be a problem that it takes time, but it might be a little difficult to accumulate the Timelord in GY. This card's own effect is also necessary, so if he uses this card, does he need a way to fertilize GY?
You can keep the Timelord in play by blocking the Timelord from bouncing his deck. Sandaion and Rafion's presence is light and death is visible. However, it doesn't have the immediate deployment power of Ain Sof, so it's not weak as a final stage, but... I feel like he's telling me to summon Sephiron and make it four for the final mass deployment effect, but his GY's Procurement is still an issue. Even with 3 bodies, instant death combos are possible with things like Michion Sandion Gustav...

The final destination of the Ain series.
It has a powerful effect just like the end point, and can greatly strengthen the Timelord's deployment power and presence.
However, the deployment from his GY has the property that the Timelord is difficult to go to his GY, and there are many cases where the Timelord of his GY is erased due to the effect of Ain on the undercard, only from the hand and Deck. There are many cases of...
If the field isn't empty, it can't be deployed, so if you don't call Sephiron, it will be difficult to do subsequent developments.
The explosive power is sufficient even at the time of Ain Soph, the opening act, and honestly, it cannot be denied that it feels overkill.
Although it is an effect suitable for time and effort, it is undeniable that it stops romance when considering the accident.

The card that gave me access to Sephiron in the Timelord
If possible, I also wanted the effect of raising the RBI that Sephiron had...

If you can activate it, it will be a very powerful effect. This card also has its own Destruction Resistance, which grants the Timelord target resistance and eliminates the disadvantage of returning to his Deck.

A card that activates a card that activates a specific Trap card as a cost, so it is a card that causes accidents.
The Ain series was able to set the next Ain from his deck when it was converted to OCG, so it improved a lot.
After all, the 2 draw effect that was in TF disappeared.
Instead, other effects are stronger, preventing the Timelord from returning to his deck and being targeted by effects.
By naming Sephiron, he Special Summons the effect of all the Timelords, allowing him to deploy 3 at once from his deck.
At this time, if you call Sephiron, you will have 4 bodies, and if you call Sandaion and Mithion, you can do a one-kill.
Despite the accident and pressure on his deck slot, this is a very powerful card once it's decided.