Gizmek Okami, the Dreaded Deluge Dragon →Used Deck

You can't read the name of the card that made a proud debut as a lost rare frame Part 3
First of all, as an effect, it feels like it's set for the second attack. If there are 2 or more monsters Special Summoned from the EX Deck, it can be Special Summoned. An effect that destroys a monster Special Summoned from the EX Deck by paying 1500LP for 2. And if it is sent to her GY by the bonus opponent, the effect of excluding one card of his GY of the opponent.
I think it's quite strong. In modern Yu-Gi-Oh, most of the monsters that remain in the final stage, that is, the monsters with suppression effects, are EX monsters, so you can easily fulfill the effects of (1) and (2). It doesn't look like it's a bad turner. Yes, this guy isn't bad. The other cards are too strong. There are countless rivals such as 《Dark Ruler No More》, which negates the effects of all monsters on the opponent's field without allowing a chain of .
However, there is another good thing about this card besides being the second attacking turner. If you are an MD player, you will know what god slime is and what he is active in Deck is Tearlaments. I won't go into the details of God Slime, but MD's Tearlaments are currently popular for building with God Slime. However, in order to fusion summon God Slime, it is necessary to insert a card with an attribute and level that is not often seen, WATER level 10. Guardian Slime. Both are strong cards that I can recommend, but I recommend using Kouyami Mitsuba Aiki. The biggest reason is that the effect of (3), which was thought to be an effect on death, becomes a very powerful effect with the Ishizu Tearlaments Mirror. The reason is that if this card falls into his GY due to the opponent's Agid Querbek effect activated during the opponent's turn, by banishing the Tearlaments monster that fell due to the opponent's Agid Querbek effect, you can make the effect misfire. It can be treated as a typical Mudra Keldow after the 6th card.
It's a UR, but I thought it was a worthwhile card to generate, so I gave it 9 points.

The finest skillful monster. Although it is not dexterous, it has practical abilities.
He's a level 10 Machine that can Special Summon himself, and even though it has an attack limit, I think it's powerful to be able to unleash holistic destruction. Excluding GY is a bonus.
However, since it's not a card that can be used very much in the first attack, it's basically a good position to put it on the side of his machine deck, which is a one-kill type, as a counterattack card. With a deck that can be sunk with one punch, he doesn't have to worry about attack limits.
Illustrated ads are expensive. Ultimate rare that shines radially is beautiful. The secret rare is also divine and wonderfully done.

I bought it because the ultimate rare that shines in the 30 yen storage was falling. The way it shines is quite beautiful.
It is a level 10 Machine with a low self-ss effect. RBI is also high. I can't find much meaning in being water, but it's powerful in terms of status.
Special Summon from hand with conditional summoning conditions but no cost. strong. However, since there is no way to allow ss of this card with 2 bodies from EX, should I basically consider it to be negate? I'd like to use it in combination with other removal cards to ensure that it comes out, but it can also be used as a decoy.
The second is removal ability. Destruction that doesn't target... If you say it's strong, it's strong, if you say it's normal, it's a normal ability. At the very least, it is an effect that would have changed the evaluation if it was an exclusion or a bounce. You can shoot as many times as you like in one turn, but in the current environment there are few boards where you can shoot effectively, such an ability.
The third is somewhat unknown exclusion and recovery ability. When destroyed! ? Too subtle, too late. His Infernoid from 2 terms ago was shot by even the lower ranks with a free chain.
Since you can search with a clever wolf, you can say that you can respond flexibly. However, this is not a card that can be relied upon on its own. One such. If you want to return the board, at least negate the opponent's effect before using it.

Finally, the wiki also threw part of the conversion to kanji. Well, because there are machine-dependent characters.
Effect that allows you to Special Summon when there are 2 or more monsters Special Summoned from the EX Deck on the field, the effect of destroying all monsters from the EX Deck by paying 1500LP, and the opponent's GY monster 1 when sent to the opponent's GY It has the effect of excluding the body and gaining LP for its ATK.
It has an EX Deck anti-effect that burns a sense of rivalry with Dogmatika, but Special Summon has a fairly heavy condition, and there is a high possibility that the opponent will already be able to suppress or interfere in a situation that meets the conditions. Even if it can be put out, it is possible to destroy the entire deck against EX Deck monsters, and it comes with a heavy LP cost and an attack limit. Furthermore, the final effect must be sent to the opponent to his GY, and his GY exclusion and recovery are subtle at that timing.
It's a little unreliable to counter the suppression and disruption that comes from an EX Deck.

A new skillful monster that seems to be strong at first glance, but seems subtle when you think about it. If there are 2 or more monsters Special Summoned from the EX Deck, he can Special Summon, and by paying 1500 LP with the effect of ②, he can destroy them. It can be used as a Rank 10 Xyz material, or simply used as an attacker with 2950 RBI. However, the disadvantage is that you can only attack with one monster on the turn you use the 2nd effect. Although you can aim to recover the lost LP with the effect of ③, it is also subtle because it needs to be sent to his GY by the opponent.

This time's lost frame
It seems that the inclusion rate is high together with Gaia Soldier.

The removal effect that orders this and that is a multiple removal, but it is not effective against destruction resistance, and it can be chained, and it is quite subtle as a flip card that involves your own monsters.
And if you try to use it in a way that doesn't depend on your opponent, the strength of this card will almost die.
It seems like the best way to use it is to have a level 10 high RBI that triggers an avalanche even more when you have 2 EX monsters, but I feel it's difficult to get out of that realm.

Compared to the skillful Tenkagu Gorai, which requires EX for the same effect, the deployment conditions have increased to 2, so it's a little more time-consuming.
That's why the removal range is widened, but if you get involved in your own field, it's too wide. Because of this, if you want to make use of the effect, you won't be able to meet the summoning conditions that you want to fulfill yourself, but if you don't, you'll be more dependent on your opponent, and even if you have two EX monsters in the current era, the effect usually won't work.
Moreover, after the effect of 2 is activated, the attack is limited and the attacker tends to be lacking.
Since it's a level 10 machine, it's easy to follow up if you can connect Gustav to Jagano.
To my apologies, he also has LP gain and recovery from his GY exclusion, but this is not an effect that I want to use because I am highly dependent on the other party.
It is an impression that the habit is more noticeable than the merit because it is too big.

A skill that continued to pitch even after a year. Perhaps the wind will come out next time and all the attributes will be gathered.
It's a card that has the extra performance of Tenkagu Mirai, but it's also a big deal, and it's not good enough.
Special Summon conditions are not limited to any location, but there are two extra monsters, and the dependence on the opponent increases and it is not as stable as that one.
It is possible to prepare and fill it yourself like Tenkagu Gorai, but it is not recommended because the destructive effect, which is the favorite here, involves your own field.
As for how to remove the all-important extras, even though it can remove multiple bodies at once, it's still destroyed, so compared to Tenkagu Gorai, it's possible that it's more resistant to damage, and it's lacking in dexterity. .
This alone is still good, but for some reason it also comes with a mysterious disadvantage that the cost is paid and the attack is limited to one in that turn.
Although the effect when sent to GY is not bad, it is unlikely to be adopted for this purpose.
In recent years, there have been many general-purpose cards with strong return cards, so I feel that this is too self-respecting.

A monster with built-in EX-only total destruction without self ss and turn 1
It's important to keep in mind that this card's comparison target is Dinowrestler Pankratops or even better, Gizmek Kaku, the Supreme Shining Sky Stag.
First of all, regarding the condition of self-ss, the only deck that can stably satisfy the condition only in the opponent's field is her deck in the deployment system. Sky Striker, Orphee, Reincarnation, Alter, Sandra, He and Eldlich are tough conditions for any environmental theme opponent.
And secondly, removal effects are activation effects. If multiple EX monsters are lined up, the effect will not work. Since it doesn't have a turn 1, it's strength is that it can be hit repeatedly against gospel resistant opponents, but it's somewhat limited.
Thirdly, if the opponent sends it to his GY, he removes the GY card and he gains LP. It's a caregiver when it's removed before the effect goes through, but removing just one GY can't be a recovery.
Even if the comparison target is too strong, I have to say that it is a pretty severe performance.
It is also worrisome that weak points are added in places where the meaning is not understood, such as the uselessly heavy LP cost and the point that attack restrictions are applied to the mystery.