Edge Imp Scythe →Used Deck

A practical Edge Imp, second only to scissors and chains.
You can use the effect to disrupt your opponent's turn by putting out a Cruel Whale. It would be ideal if the Penguin could be used as a material.
In addition to removal, Cruel Whale can hit Foolish Burial with a free chain, so you can earn 2 of his GY advantage on the turn you put it out and your own turn, so it's very compatible. . Rather, at the moment there is no other Frightfur that fits him, so the only option is Cruel Whale.
The destruction resistance effect also meshes with the removal effect of Cruel Whale.
However, there are some themes such as Shaddoll, Kaiju, and Cyber Dragon that have monsters on the opponent's field that make their movement stronger, so you should consider whether to use the destruction resistance effect each time. There is also a way to leave it without using it to protect it from interference on your return turn.
Compared to chains and scissors, the evaluation is slightly low in that the effect is not complete with one piece. As a hand trigger, it is an effect that can only be used when it is drawn in combination with Fluffal, which is a fusion material, so it has some instability. As a search destination for 《Frightfur Patchwork》, the chain will be prioritized considering the subsequent development. It is also a neck that it is very weak if you have 2 or more cards in your hand.
It has a strong peculiarity and cannot be said to be easy to use, but the reward for the effect is large, and I think it is a card that can be adopted by balancing risk and return.

The latest Edge Imp that appeared with a new personality of 0-turn fusion.
Combined with the effect of taking over the destruction in the second half, let's use Whale to destroy the opponent's field. If the fusion material can be a Penguin, it would be even better if the hand exchange progressed.
For Fluffal, who wants to turn the second attack all at once, the presence of this card, which can interfere with the movement of the opponent who goes first, is significant. Don't hesitate to throw it into the Deck, throw it in.

I think the effect of (1), which can be fusion summoned during the opponent's main phase, is really excellent.
I think 《Frightfur Cruel Whale》, which has the effect of removing it when it comes out, is a candidate for the monster to play.
With (2), the substitution effect, you can avoid getting involved in yourself when using the removal effect of 《Frightfur Cruel Whale》, so I think it works well.

Fluffal is back, the Melffy fusion theme.
By showing this card in your hand during the opponent's main phase, it has the effect of fusion summoning his Frightfur monster containing this card as a fusion material, and the effect of excluding himself from his GY when the Frightfur Fusion Monster is destroyed. .
His Edge Imp specializes in actions during the opponent's turn, allowing him to forcibly deploy his Fluffal fusion from his hand during the opponent's turn. Since this card itself needs to be included, Tiger can't be played, but since Whale, which is also recorded at the same time, has a removal effect, it is possible to throw a removal by triggering the hand. He is good at attacking second and can be said to be excellent at keeping Fluffal from suppressing the first attack.
Another scapegoat effect seems to be strong, but it's actually a bit difficult to aim because it's often consumed by Whale's destruction effect. In any case, Edge Imp, which can move during the opponent's turn, is a revolutionary card.

The new Edge Imp has a fusion effect on the opponent's turn and an effect that takes over the destruction of the Frightfur fusion.
The synergy with Cruel Whale is outstanding, and it would be a threat to get a non-targeted removal from 2 consumptions without fusion, and it gave Fluffal a disruptive method on the 0th turn of the second attack. is a revolutionary enhancement.
On top of that, it's hard to believe that his own card, which should have been removed by the Whale effect, was saved from being destroyed by this card's GY effect.
As already said, it's important to be careful about shooting the designated person after the fusion, but even with that, the return of the new tactics is great, and he who was a little stuck with scissors or chains will be welcomed as the new face of Edge Imp. Heel.

A new Edge Imp that feels like it's been a while, and he's still strong enough to be Fluffal's next revolutionary.
It has the outrageous effect of being able to fuse without fusion just by showing a glimpse of it during the opponent's turn. Due to the characteristics of the Deck, it was difficult for Fluffal to take the second attack, but if it was blocked by the first attack, it was a revolutionary move even if the opponent attacked first. Whale is the only fusion destination, but with the 2nd effect, it cancels out the disadvantage of having to break Whale's own card, so it's very meshing. But it's a trivial matter because it's more than enough to disrupt your opponent's turn.
A new concept of fusion on the second turn 0 has been born.

Edge Imp with built-in fusion, although limited to the opponent's turn.
The lack of immediate effect seems to be a drawback, but if it's Fluffal, normal fusion methods are already in time, and as already said, it's an epoch-making effect for Fluffal, who was fragile in terms of defense. You can summon Whale during your opponent's turn and aim to interfere with it.
2's scapegoat effect will be used mainly in combos with Whale, but it's nice to have a little more defense and make it easier to pass the effect.
An excellent card that will undoubtedly expand Fluffal's range of tactics.

It's a hand fusion during the opponent's turn! ? A new card that allows A transcendence strengthening card that appeared with 《Frightfur Cruel Whale》for Fluffal, who was weak in the first attack. It is possible to interfere with non-targeted destruction on the first turn of the opponent's attack. For that, you need a “Fluffal” monster in your hand, but if 《Fluffal Penguin》becomes a fusion material, you can even exchange cards during your opponent’s turn. Since it is activated by showing it to the opponent, it also has the advantage that 《Called by the Grave》does not work unlike various hand triggers. However, since it will be removed before using the substitute effect, it will not be possible to leave Whale on the field.

It's time for even Fluffal to implement free chain elimination.
Imagine using this card to play Whale on your opponent's first turn...
While controlling the field to some extent with the removal effect of Whale, leave the force on your own field and drop the repair of the new card to secure additional summoning rights, and start the first turn of the second attack with fertilizing his GY in advance. things become possible. You're crazy! Don't worry about being disturbed in the grave!
He is a Fluffal monster to be a fusion material, but Penguin has the highest priority, followed by Octo. Penguin is ideal as he can recover his hand. As for Octo, you can use 《Cross-Sheep》or Repair to revive him on the return turn, which can be used as a foundation for high-speed development.
As for the substitute effect in the second half, it can be used to prevent Whale from self-destructing, but it is better to think that it has almost no function to thicken the front line. Resistant Sabretooth Tiger + Chain Sheep + Frightfur March can easily be overtaken.
Along with Whale, this is a revolutionary card that radically changes his Fluffal Deck tactics. I'm curious about his Fluffal trend in the future.

A card that can be said to be a de facto Fluffal hand trigger.
By playing Whale, you can interrupt the opponent's initial move with non-targeted destruction, but Whale cannot be destroyed by his GY effect of this card.
If the Fluffal side goes first, it can be used in such a way as searching for a patchwork that has been searched in a chain and taking a stance to suppress interference.
This alone is strong, but it's not hard to imagine what would happen if you used Penguin as a fusion material and used that effect to draw cards and discard Toy Vendor or a chain.
If you don't play monsters like Pakike in your NS at the start of the main phase, it's hard to avoid using the effect.
Gravehole doesn't work against Scythe's hand effect, but it does work against Scythe and Penguin, who are sent to GY as materials, so I'd like to deal with it.