Crystal Clear Wing Synchro Dragon →Used Deck

In SR, it seems that he can only set up one Synchro Monster because he got in the way, etc... If you set it up, it will demonstrate impregnable defense.
There are restrictions on materials, but it is easy to put out in SR because of the existence of 《Hi-Speedroid Cork Shooter》.
His ATK easily exceeds 4000 due to the 1st effect, making it difficult to be hit from above, and the 2nd effect also makes him strong against effect destruction.
Level 10 Synchro is a fierce battlefield, but in terms of defense, I have the impression that it beats Baronne de Fleur.
Currently, 《Chaos Angel》exists as a similar role, and if it is a deck that can be played, that one may be more reliable.

It's easier to use now, but if I can use this card, I can use Baroness.
Such a strong super ace card

It's not that he's weak, but that 《Baronne de Fleur》is at the same level 10, and he also has WIND, so I can't help but compare him.
For some reason, the loose material over there is also a headwind.
However, this card has the name "Synchro Dragon", and can be played with 《Soul of the Supreme King》.
In that case, 《Crystal Wing Synchro Dragon》, which can negate monster effects, becomes a rival, and the priority changes depending on the opponent's Deck.
I think that the impression of cards that come out of 《Soul of the Supreme King》rather than regular synchro summons will grow stronger in the future.

Yugo may have arrived one day, he of Accel Synchro is Clear Wing Synchro Dragon.
Long plaguing the Clear Wing series, he is resistant to spells and traps, and can negate and destroy the effect even if it is only once.
The effect of negate the familiar monster effect of the Clear Wing series to destroy it and increase its firepower has been reinforced.
You can increase the RBI by adding resistance to yourself without negate the monster effect. Although it is limited to monster effects, it is completely resistant, so it is quite good to have a place.
Also, when sent to GY, he replenishes WIND monsters.
Compared to Crystal Wing, it doesn't negate monster effects, so it can't interfere with the opponent's development.
Also, since the RBI increase effect is only when the ① effect is used, the firepower will not be increased automatically during battle, and the battle will continue at 3000 against high RBI monsters that do not use the effect. .
Also, unlike the Clear Wing series so far, it only reacts to the effects of the opponent's monsters, so it is no longer possible to trigger the effects of your own monsters to increase the RBI.
Unlike the Crystal Wing, it has specs that are designed to reliably pass the attack through to the opponent rather than obstructing breakthrough, so it is necessary to use it differently from the Crystal Wing. Is it ideal if both are arranged side by side?
It's not as difficult as it looks to get it out with an S tuner like Cork-10. However, it is also true that Crystal Wing and Baroness are too easy to use, and his deck that can be adopted is almost limited, which is also a part that tends to crack the evaluation.
However, in the era of ace monsters, Crystal Clear Wing is strong enough to be resistant to his Spell Trap, which is somewhat difficult to reach, and when used in combination with other monsters, it becomes quite solid.
By the way, if you face Ark Rebellion one-on-one, your firepower will line up and trade off. The two are busy with losing and winning, but it seems that they are finally lined up here.

Crystal Wing, which appeared more than 5 years ago, and Baroness, which has the same level, attributes, and ATK, and is highly versatile, caused a lot of controversy at first. If you see Cork-10 made from Red Eye, you should expect this card.
Unlike his senior, Crystal Wing, it's painful that he can't negate monster effects, but he has real resistance and is the first in the Synchro Dragon series to support his spells and traps. He made up for the weaknesses of his predecessors. However, the biggest bottleneck is that "negate can't do it", so if you can do it, you'll feel more secure if you bring out Crystal Wings.

In addition to the announcement of Overwhelming Broken Cork 10, the new SR card has a cooperative effect, making it easier to put out an ace monster at once.
If it is an SR Deck, it can be put out without much difficulty within the gimmick, and it has a lot of desired effects such as suppression, resistance, and advantage recovery effects.
In the SR Deck, this guy appears with the same difficulty as Baroness, so the point of differentiation is also highly evaluated
However, on the other hand, the point that the RBI is only 3000 and the point that the monster effect resistance must be activated is a point that will inevitably be a negative evaluation.
In the case of synchronous deployment, there is a possibility of stepping on all kinds of hand triggers because there are a considerable number of Special Summons and Deck searches in the process, and monsters that overcome them are traded to 3000 RBI, and monster effects It is a little unsatisfactory that it can not interfere with the development of the subject even once
Originally, the evaluation was a little lower, but since the wording "This card that was Synchro Summoned" is only listed in (3), if there is an SR card that can be used for GY resurrection, it may be even more disguised. I will give it a slightly higher rating with expectations

Yugo's new ace monster that decorates the cover of Gale Duelist Edition.
In addition to the fact that the existence of Cork 10 was not publicized,
A pitiful dragon that was pushed out of his branded industry even before its release due to the overwhelming versatility of his colleague Baroness.
The point that the effect of the opponent's monster cannot be negate,
Although there is no doubt that some adjustments have been made to keep the impact points the same as those of the Crystal Wing, it can be said that the super performance of Cork 10, which was mentioned earlier, has eliminated the difficulty of putting out due to the weight of the specified material. .
In terms of performance, the Clear Wing tribe was originally weak
In addition to countering Spell Trap, it also has a follow-up replenishment effect when removed, and it is true that it has a shiny object, so it can be said that it is highly worth adopting in an SR Deck.
However, it is specified as a material in SR Deck
"Clear Wing" monsters are often excluded by the effect of the GOM gun, and when it comes to adopting Kurikuri
It is a clear weakness that it puts more pressure on the extra frames that are already lacking.

It hurts that I can't use Wind Pegasus as a stepping stone because of the Clear Wing designation for the material.
As you know, it can be easily summoned with 10 Cork, but considering that there are scenes where the Baroness could have been used, I wonder how strict the summoning conditions are.
If it had the same summoning conditions as Krystal, I would have given it a perfect score.
Yugo's fan Deck can honestly evaluate the place where Spell Trap can be negate...

Commonly known as Kuri Kuri
not weak
what is written is very strong
A child of sadness who was severely criticized after the announcement of Baroness, which is easy to use and has light summoning conditions.
Depending on the opponent's girlfriend's deck, use either this one or the CW rider.

A card whose material designation is like Yugoslavia Shooting Star.
Although it is heavy, it is now able to deal with his spells and traps, which were not in the crystal, and it will not sink easily even when attacked by anything other than monster effects.
However, the effect that responds to monster effects is not "negate and destroy", but "you are unaffected by monster effects for that turn", so the opponent's actions are passed.
Compared to crystals, his ability to interfere with monster effects has decreased, but his spells and traps have negate effects, and his hardness has increased, so he has a good presence.

(1) The effect that strengthens his ATK in response to the activation of monster effects and makes him immune to monster effects, and (2) the effect that negates and destroys the activation of his Spell/Trap, I think both are excellent. .
I think it's good that even if it's sent to GY, it won't be wasted due to the effect of (3), which allows you to search for your favorite "WIND" monsters.
There are restrictions on S materials, but for example, if you have a "Speedroid" Deck, you can S summon "HSR Corcu 10" with "SR Red-Eyed Dice" and other "Speedroid" monsters, and revive the monster used as the S material. , If you S summon "Clear Wing Synchro Dragon" (Clear Wing Fast Dragon) with the level manipulation effect of the revived "SR Red-Eyed Dice", you'll have all the S materials, so I don't think there's a problem.

Considering it as a new trump card for the theme, it is neither good nor bad. sr is blessed with low class.
It's not bad to have a passing score.
If you want, did you want a little more effect?
It's a pity to be compared to the general-purpose Baroness.

An SR trump card with an obstructive effect that can also be used during the opponent's turn
I think it's easier to handle than when it was first announced because it seems like it's likely to be lined up with Crystal by talented newcomers such as Cork 10
Baroness is easy to suppress, but it's useless during the opponent's turn, so I'd like to set it up alongside other Synchro Dragons to differentiate it.
I think Baroness is definitely a strong card just because it's crazy.

Baroness is general-purpose, and you can think of this as SR's trump card.
You can use negate effects and resistances every turn, so it's good to have a place...?

Although there is an increase in RBI, there are overwhelmingly many scenes where it is stronger to use Baroness.

Until the information about Cork 10 was officially released, this monster was said to be too difficult to get out, but now that the information about Cork 10 has been disclosed, it's possible to get this monster out in one turn with just one beigoma. It's a past story that it's hard to put out anymore because it's become.
Compared to crystals, the effect can no longer negate the opponent's monster's effect, but it wasn't there. Raise your own ATK by the amount of the monster's ATK until the end of the turn, and if you don't receive monster effects during that turn, you will boast a fairly strong resistance, and it will be above Crystal in terms of being on hand.
Also, even if he leaves the field, he can search his deck for his favorite WIND monsters, so he can prepare for the next deployment method, so he can fully recover.
However, Crystal negates monster effects, and Crystal Clear negates his spells and traps. It would be best to line them up on the same board.
Luckily, Speedroid is a theme that doesn't have trouble developing, and if you borrow the power of WW, which has synergy, you can easily line up two bodies.
When the information was first disclosed, there was a lot of talk about this monster, but when I opened the lid, it was a very strong monster with plenty of dignity as an Axel Synchro Monster, and there is no doubt that it has the power to play an active role as a trump card.

A monster that can be said to be an evolved form of Crystal Wing, the name is too straight.
Effect 1 is inferior to crystal in that it is resistant to substantial monster effects and increases RBI, points that cannot be negate, and tactics that dare to negate your own monsters for RBI are inferior to crystal, but it responds to GY effects, etc. However, the RBI increases, and his hardness surpasses Crystal.
The effect of 2 is a simple and clear Spell Trap negate, the long-awaited Spell Trap negate for SR is as happy as possible. More than enough insurance.
The effect itself is excellent, and it tends to be compared to WIND's Baroness, which has no material restrictions in SR and is of the same level. Therefore, it is possible to differentiate sufficiently, rather than saying either, it would be better to use it properly depending on the situation and the opponent.
It can be said that it is a card that has a level of performance that is not ashamed of the trump card of the theme.

An evolution of Crystal Wing.
Although the material specification has become stricter, he is now able to deal with Spell Trap.
However, is it a painful place that it has become only resistance to monster effects? Its resistance is not very reliable, so it is better to think of it as insurance.
It is finished as a different thing with a similar name rather than upward compatibility.
Whether or not it matches the severity of the summoning conditions is a subtle point, but I think the performance itself is not bad.

Comprehensive evaluation: It is easy to put out via 《Hi-Speedroid Cork Shooter》, and although there is some concern about monster effects, it is easy to control.
If you revive "Speedroid Red-Eyed Dice" and Speedroid with "Hi-Speedroid Cork Shooter", you can Synchro Summon via Clear Wing.
The monster effect is that he gains resistance by adding his ATK of the opponent monster to himself and negates his Spell / Trap card, and it feels different from the existing Synchro Dragon.
Monster effects cannot be negated by him, but they are strengthened and resistant, so they are easy to maintain, and Spell/Trap cards can also be sealed by their own effects.
It would be troublesome if the opponent deploys a monster with his negate ability, and that point is where you want to suppress using other monsters.
It might be a good idea to revive the 《Clear Wing Synchro Dragon》used as a material.

It's a name that just combines the names of Yugoslavia's two biggest aces.
There is a meaning of crystal clear = clear, though.
Clear Wing for S tuner and the latter can be said to be a heavy material designation, partly because only S currently exists.
However, if it is SR, summoning is not difficult because of the presence of Cork 10.
It can also be used outside of S Summoning, and since it has the name of Synchro Dragon, you can aim for Yabu Snake or 《Soul of the Supreme King》.
Like the Clear Wing so far, in addition to the anti-monster effect, this one can also deal with magic and traps, making it stronger in all card effects.
However, unlike the previous Clear Wing, it is resistant to monster effects.
There are both advantages and disadvantages in placing importance on the position, but in the current environment, I feel uneasy not being able to stop the opponent's development. In addition, since it can no longer react to its own effects, its dependence on the other party is increasing.
It's a bit unsettling, and it's sometimes compared to Baroness, which doesn't specify materials, but it's a sufficiently excellent card with many points of differentiation.

A subspecies of Crystal Wing, while that one captures all monster effects every turn, this one unconditionally captures and destroys all Spell Trap activations, including "effect activation" every turn.
Furthermore, due to the effect of 1, this card itself can be resistant to monster effects activated by the opponent, so depending on the nature of his deck, it will be able to exert pressure that surpasses Crystal Wing.
Instead, the material restrictions are much stricter than Crystal Wing, and since a Synchro Tuner is required and monsters other than Tuner are also limited to specific Synchro Monsters, in order to Synchro Summon this card, it's already tough. The contents of the EX of the S Deck, which tend to be different, must also be adjusted to some extent.
It's a lot of work, and I would have liked it to react to my monster's effect if possible, but it's still strong enough, so I guess it can't be helped. .
Like Crystal Wing, it's an excellent S monster as a Yabuhebi agent, and although it has a limit on the number of times it can be used, it can be used like an Extrio that is strong against monster effects.

Axel Synchro's Clear Wing Synchro Dragon that Yugo may have arrived at someday.
Long plaguing the Clear Wing series, he is resistant to spells and traps, and can negate and destroy the effect even if it is only once.
The effect of negate the familiar monster effect of the Clear Wing series to destroy it and increase its firepower has been reinforced.
You can increase the RBI by adding resistance to yourself without negate the monster effect. Although it is limited to monster effects, it is completely resistant, so it is quite good to have a place.
Also, when sent to GY, he replenishes WIND monsters.
Compared to Crystal Wing, it doesn't negate monster effects, so it can't interfere with the opponent's development.
Also, since the RBI increase effect is only when the ① effect is used, the firepower will not be increased automatically during battle, and the battle will continue at 3000 against high RBI monsters that do not use the effect. .
Also, unlike the Clear Wing series so far, it only reacts to the effects of the opponent's monsters, so it is no longer possible to trigger the effects of your own monsters to increase the RBI.
Unlike the Crystal Wing, it has specs that are designed to reliably pass the attack through to the opponent rather than obstructing breakthrough, so it is necessary to use it differently from the Crystal Wing. Is it ideal if both are arranged side by side?
It's not as difficult as it looks to get it out with an S tuner like Cork-10. However, it is also true that Crystal Wing and Baroness are too easy to use, and his deck that can be adopted is almost limited, which is also a part that tends to crack the evaluation.
However, in the era of ace monsters, Crystal Clear Wing is strong enough to be resistant to his Spell Trap, which is somewhat difficult to reach, and when used in combination with other monsters, it becomes quite solid.
By the way, if you face Ark Rebellion one-on-one, your firepower will line up and trade off. The two of them are busy reversing and winning, but it seems that they are finally lined up here.