✪ Flame Magic Blade Flame Tan →Used Deck

If it is [FIRE], it is a good quality card that will be considered for adoption.
Even in the current Yu-Gi-Oh, there are limited ways to return and collect excluded cards, so it's a step forward to be able to collect his FIRE at no cost with an EX monster.
The restrictions imposed are the same as those of "Sangan", and are looser than those of "Isolde".
It's okay to put it on the field and apply a permanent effect, so it's a good seasoning without being too self-reliant.
If you return it to EX, you can use the effect just because you haven't added it to your hand.
It's not something that just started.
The L material is limited to his FIRE, and it is not a sweet tie like "include", so it is also good seasoning that his deck dyeing is required. Even if he doesn't have FIRE in the main, he can L Summon from his 2 other FIRE in EX, and the push is somewhat effective.
You can convert Recruiter into his FIRE with Graveyard of Wandering Souls, dye his FIRE with Kitsuni Kitsunebi, and L Summon this card.
The effect of the permanent guard in (1) is a wasteful performance to make a bonus.
It's even better if you can SS this card in line with your opponent's removal on your opponent's turn.
For a theme centered on Field Spell or a theme driven by Continuous Trap, it will be The Reliable Guardian. Of course, as I mentioned earlier, there is a specification for the L material, so it won't go so easily.
Both the orientation of the L marker and ATK1400 are universal.
If you want to use (1) as the main, mutual defense with the permanent Spell Trap is important.
If your opponent destroys this card in battle, it's proof that you've protected your permanent cards during Main 1.
I can say that I have done enough work.

His FIRE Link 2 monster that became a card attached to the Yu-Gi-Oh manga serialized in VJ in 2023, which was the Pyro-FIRE enhancement year.
Since both L materials are designated as FIRE, the decks that can be L summoned are quite limited even if Urara's existence is taken into account.
The first effect is to protect his Continuous Spell and Continuous Trap from destroying his opponent's effects. It is difficult to maintain in the field from the point of resistance.
Another effect is that you can add her banished FIRE monster to your hand every turn, with the restriction that the effect of a card with the same name as that monster cannot be activated this turn.
This can be used not only to add to the hand, but also to return a banished EX monster to the EX Deck, in which case there are no restrictions on activating monster effects.
This effect is also not realistic to use every turn due to its low ability, so if you don't want to protect it with other effects, you can use it as a relay and use it as an L material in that turn. I guess.
A permanent effect that protects the face-up Spell Trap card from effect destruction, and an activation effect that salvages one FIRE monster from exclusion. I think that the decks that can be adopted are quite limited due to the restrictions, but they are generally compatible with Salamangreat and Volcanic, which were newly introduced in the flame DP released in the same year, and the flame warrior is Battlin' Boxer in terms of race and attributes. It is also a matching combination.