Virtual World Kyubi - Shenshen →Used Deck

In fact, he does well with the Blue-Eyed Deck.
Although it can only be removed from the field, it seems that he is stronger than Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon, which negates GY's effect activation once.
Besides, there are various uses if you think about it, such as returning "Return of the Dragon Lords" or "The White Stone of Ancients" and reusing it, or returning "Blue-Eyes Jet Dragon", which tends to be nominated from the grave, to his GY.
Of course, your own cards are also banished, so you can choose the timing, but if it's a Blue-Eyed Deck, you'll want to include one.

GY Use General-purpose level 9 synchro often used in environments with many decks.
You can revive him from GY on your own, so it's easy to recover even if you get hit, so it's suitable for standing first.

General purpose level 9 synchro. Field-limited macro, his GY collection of excluded monsters, self-revival and all effects are powerful. It has 2800 RBI and doesn't negate, so it's difficult to overwhelm it with just one card, but it's quite troublesome to harass it with exclusion and resurrect it even if you defeat it.

Wasn't it the original Laspos theme of VRAINS? Virtual World's ace card that is rumored to be.
・ High card power of the whole theme
・An effect that cannot be effectively linked summoned (similar to Z-ONE and Aporia, who hate Synchro)
・Illustration with a strangely intimidating feeling around Suzaku and Genbu
・ A theme name that sums up Cyber called Virtual World. The English version is a Virtual World and is relatively blatant.
・ Release date (Implemented about half a year after the assumed date when VRAINS was not canceled.)
Considering the five elements, I think it is highly persuasive.
regarding performance. First of all, it is strong as a versatile level 9 Synchro Monster for suppression.
The Dennou Deck has performance suitable for the theme's ace card, such as being able to perform V.F.D.
At first glance, the effect of ① seems to have a negative effect on you, but it is possible to convert it into an advantage of "intentionally increasing the cost of activating Suzaku", so there is practically no disadvantage.
If the opponent goes first and accidentally puts up V.F.D.
The sophisticated monster design is irresistible...

The effect of banishing cards sent from the field to GY in (1) is also affected, but I think it's an excellent interference method.
If (3)'s self-regenerating effect is a "Virtual World" Deck, he will fertilize GY in the process of deployment, so I don't think it will be difficult to raise the cost.
Among the "Virtual World" monsters, it has the highest ATK, so I think it's a trump card.

An S monster with a rarity like the trump card of the Virtual World.
It has the effect of excluding cards sent to his GY from the field, the effect of returning monsters that have been removed when declaring an attack to his GY, and the effect of self-regenerating by excluding two monsters with different race attributes. .
How to put out in the virtual world would be to put out 3 level 3 bodies including tuners, or level 6 + 3. The effect of excluding all cards sent to GY from the field is quite powerful, especially from the field he strongly negates cards that activate effects by being sent to GY. Virtual World itself has a lot of her GY use and her GY fertilization, but since he has many effects that drop directly from the deck, it is hard to be affected by this card. Also, since the card that was excluded by the second effect can be collected, you can reuse the card you want to use in GY or the self-excluded card that was once excluded from GY. Self-regeneration is also quite strong, but since her GY is hard to accumulate due to her own effect, he wants to adjust his GY with the effect of Virtual World.
All effects make him versatile beyond the Virtual World, and he also has the aspect of a general-purpose Level 9 Synchro with excellent self-regeneration. It is a good trump card not to stay in the theme.

Considering 《Crystron Halqifibrax》+ 《Macroxmos》that can be used as a monster, this is an extremely excellent card.
His deck with GY has a lot of new 《Tri-Brigade》, so it's not a small possibility that he will stop with just this card. There is a possibility that it will stick rather than leaving negate cards poorly.

Perhaps a Virtual World with a 《Nine-Tailed Fox》motif.
It's a general-purpose level 9 synchro that can be produced with two materials as if it were a matter of course, and it has a built-in macro limited to GY from the field.
The meta range is the exact opposite of Ardek, so there is no meta hand trigger, but it is strong against combos that go through Al Mirage. Pendulum is also meta, so it's easy to differentiate from rifts.
Unlike Ω, recovery from the exclusion zone during battle does not apply to the back side, but if you use a lot of cards that are excluded due to demerits in addition to your own resurrection cost, it is at a level that is worth it.
Self-revive is designed to be one step behind because it hates being moved like Dragon Ruler in the first attack, but if it is assumed that it will be destroyed in the opponent's turn, there is no particular problem, so it is a reasonable adjustment.
I'm worried that the suppressing effect might be a little too much for me, but because of its high meta performance, I'd like to welcome it as a new face of the general-purpose level 9 synchro.

Synchro in the cyber world, and at the same time, it is a plain general-purpose ★9 synchro.
It has a permanent pseudo-macro effect just by standing, and since it's limited to the field, it's useless against cards, decks, and X materials, but even a field-limited macro with 2800 RBI isn't weak, and you can move by just leaving this guy standing first. Many decks will be difficult.
It has the effect of 2, so it doesn't hurt, but it's close to a bonus. Even if you get hit by the effect of 3, you can revive yourself. It's not uncommon to see another turn come up next turn.
Of course, it affects me as well, so if he can use it, he will probably choose Deck, but it can be said that it is a general-purpose synchro that exerts moderate control power.