Ruddy Rose Dragon →Used Deck

General purpose 10 synchro rather than black rose related. It is mainly used for the purpose of ① excluding all GY of him. It's an effect that's difficult to handle because it also blows up your own GY, but it's a synchronicity that other cards don't have.
But there are problems. There is almost no umami to put out in advance. If ① is used first, it will be limited to themes that include cards that activate when excluded from GY, and it will not interfere. The stada effect of ② may be a hindrance, but it's no longer the era where the stada is used. In modern times, this localized stada effect is not appreciated. In the same 10 sync, there is a strong Baroness in any situation, so there is no choice but to be 2nd or 3rd. ② If the effect is made a little more than obstruction, it may still be overtaken by Baroness.

Comprehensive evaluation: I would like to put it out on the opponent's turn at the right timing.
You can exclude GY, but it is difficult to get along with his GY effect in order to exclude his own GY.
The combination is a bit poor, such as being unable to revive Black Rose Dragon as a Synchro Material with (2), and not being able to use his GY effect of Garden Rose Maiden to create a follow-up monster.
There is also a bonus of destruction, but since it is a behavior that goes from exclusion to destruction, it allows the effect even if it is destroyed.
With 《Crossrose Dragon》, he can only banish GY, but can be Synchro Summoned during the opponent's turn, allowing him to interfere.
With 《Garden Rose Flora》, you can also destroy the whole thing, so you can aim to activate it on your opponent's turn, stop the movement, and attack on your own turn.
It also has the effect of releasing itself to negate and issue 《Black Rose Dragon》, so it can be used as a check.

Although the effect of (1) is also collateral damage, if the conditions are met to the maximum, he can remove all GY cards and destroy all cards on the field other than this card, which I think is excellent.
I think that the effect of (2) is also an effect that can be saved.
In order to maximize the effect of (1), if you have a "Rose Dragon" Deck, you can S summon "Black Rose Dragon" with "Red Rose Dragon" as an S material, and use the effect of "Red Rose Dragon" to S summon "Black Rose Dragon". By recruiting "Rocus Rose Dragon", I can S Summon this card that satisfies the conditions for the effect of (1), so I don't think there is a problem.
Among the "Rose Dragon" monsters, his ATK is the highest, and I think it can be said to be a trump card.

The legal evolution of Black Rose that finally appeared.
When the S summon is successful, the effect of excluding all GY of each other, the effect of destroying all cards on the field other than yourself if 《Black Rose Dragon》or Plant Synchro is used as material, the effect of destroying cards Release yourself and negate. , and then have the effect of Special Summoning 《Black Rose Dragon》.
While Black Rose blows away the field, this advanced card blows away all of her GY. At first glance, it seems to have become bitter, but considering the recent circumstances, it is possible that this one has a higher ability to cause the opponent to malfunction. Unlike Black Rose, it also has the advantage of being able to stay in place. If you use Black Rose or Plant Synchro as a material, you can blow away the field, but his Deck that utilizes these is somewhat reliant on his GY, so you may be a little hesitant to use it.
It also has a destruction prevention effect like Stardust, but since this is a relay to Black Rose instead of self-regeneration, it is a one-time only. It may not be compatible with his Black Rose-axis Deck, but as a general-purpose Level 10 Synchro, it can be a powerful monster that blows away his GY and has a high RBI.

Does this mean that you can do something about the recent intense use of GY?
However, I also choose his Deck to use because his GY is also futon, and in the first place, it is unclear whether this guy's synchronicity will pass after the second turn or after the second turn with such a powerful theme.

Neither Slavus nor his Majestic form appeared in Buraro, and it was a signer dragon that was treated as Stada & Lemon and others, but this time, an evolved form of Buraro will finally appear.
The level is 3, and the ability value is strengthened by 600, and the effect is to remove all GY cards when Synchro Summoning, destroy all cards in the field other than yourself under certain conditions, and almost the same as Stada. The activation conditions capture the destructive effect and reborn as Buraro.
In the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, there is only one monster that has spread the word Buppa. A protective effect has been added.
It can't negate and destroy it like Starda, and the Buraro that comes out doesn't have effects that can be used during the opponent's turn like Starda, so it's difficult to continue to pressure it, but this one can also capture destruction outside of the field, GY. Not only can it come out of extras, but it has the advantage of being revived immediately.
The GY removal effect, which instantly dries up the GY ad, is very effective against effective opponents, but it is also not compatible with Rose dragons, and the only thing they can catch is destruction, so the RBI is over 3000. However, there are some subtleties to call it the absolute ace of the theme.
On the other hand, monsters other than material-free and tuners can be started from 1 body, and the Buraro itself is a highly versatile 7 synchro, so I think it's a passing performance for a general 10 synchro that becomes a GY & destruction meta.

It looks like a standard shooting star card, but it's a level 10 general-purpose synchro, not an accelerator synchro.
Unlike Field Buppa, this one has the effect of withering his GY.
His GY exclusion that can be put out from Extras is powerful, but it still blows away equally regardless of yourself or others, so caution is required in operation.
If you use the original Buraro as a material, he can also use the field after excluding GY, so if you want to use it, I would like to use it as a set with the original Buraro.
Even in the field, it is possible to do a job like a freelancer, and there is absolutely no loss, but is it close to a bonus?
The effect itself is convenient, but the level is high and you may get involved, so there are parts that don't mesh with the scenes that are likely to be required, so there seems to be a bit of a habit in using it.
It might be better to use it on a Deck where you want to remove all of his GY.

If he successfully summons S, he has a strong effect of excluding all GY. However, it also includes his own GY, so if you use it without thinking, you will also strangle yourself.
The interesting thing is that there are no material restrictions. In other words, it is possible to properly synchronize and erase his GY.
It is also good to synchronize the accelerator. In particular, Steam Synchron is level 3, so you can aim for complete boppa together with level 7 Black Rose. Well, it would be obvious.
Basically, a card that can be used as a finisher or to exclude her GY. It's very effective against her deck that uses GY, so it would be nice to use it in his deck that doesn't use GY. Especially the Dyza Deck has synergy.
Alongside Helltempest, you can banish a large amount of each other's cards, so I would like to play Heart Earth Dragon, but it's level 10, so it's difficult.

The evolution of Black Rose, which seemed to come out but didn't come out easily, Illustrated is amazing.
The effect is to eliminate all GY and conditional bumps of each other, and with the loose condition of only succeeding in S summoning, it has a transcendental effect of excluding all GY, so the use of GY can inflict a fatal injury on many Decks of life. , Bumpa has conditions, but it's not that strict, and even just excluding it sticks in a lot of decks, so there's no need to force yourself to aim. big point.
However, since it also removes all of his own GY, it is not an effect that can be used without thinking.In order to use Bumpa, you must always remove GY, so it is difficult to turn around in a deck that uses GY, especially The original Rose Dragon has a strong anti-synergistic aspect to exclude all of his GY as his deck is also important.
It's a powerful all-purpose Synchro, but it has a strong peculiarity and gives the impression that it can't be used without thinking.

A superior species of Buraro that finally appeared.
It targets GY and can have considerable influence depending on the opponent and the situation.
Also, if you meet the conditions, you can activate a total removal like a subspecies. This one does not self-destruct, has 3200 RBIs and is rough, and has a high finisher performance.
Either way, it will affect you. The Rose Dragon and Plants, which have a lot of support for this card, are his Deck that emphasizes his GY advantage, so if you don't activate it poorly and you can't decide the game, you may end up in a dilemma. It would be ideal if it could be reversed.
There is also an effect destruction negate that would have been conscious of the standard, but in the current environment it is just a comfort.
It has a strong peculiar side, but I think it's not a bad card because the lower class is also a highly versatile S.