Scrap Lube →Used Deck

Comprehensive evaluation: It is difficult to be only resuscitation with a demerit.
Although Scrap can be revived, there is a disadvantage that it cannot be attacked, and there is little significance to prioritize it.
It can be a trigger when destroyed by the Scrap effect, but it's unlikely to be particularly beneficial.

A revival card with a demerit. How do you perceive the drawback of not being able to perform the Battle Phase?
In the case of [Scrap], which tries to come back from a conventional attack, it was useless because it was too fatal to not be able to enter the battle phase. In that sense, the low evaluation is also unavoidable.
On the other hand, after the appearance of 《Scrap Wyvern》, it became possible to consider going first to some extent, and combined with link summoning, 《Borreload Savage Dragon》can be set up relatively easily. If it's the first turn you go first, there's no downside, and on subsequent turns, it will be a useful card in situations where you prioritize arranging interfering monsters over attacking.
With 《Scrap Recycler》and 《Scrap Goblin》, even if GY is not fat, after Normal Summon, Wyvern link materials can be arranged immediately via 《Salamangreat Almiraj》, and this movement is currently the main force 《Scrap Raptor》with the additional effect of summoning power. Good compatibility in some respects. However, this move is also possible with 《World Legacy Succession》, so it depends on whether or not EX is closer to Link.
From the above, it's not something that can be thrown in without any measures, but I think it's a card that has room for consideration when considering the initial move of the Deck.

The disadvantage of not being able to battle phase is too harsh.
The self-destruction effect is also disappointing in terms of compatibility with Scrap.
A card that disappoints you every time you read through its effects.

A card like a herbicide for Scrap.
The resurrected monster becomes an effect negate, and if the battle phase of that turn becomes impossible, it is difficult to use as a resurrection card.
He also has resurrected monsters such as Chimera, Golem, and Wyvern in Scrap, and if you add support cards there, basically a general-purpose card like Monster Reborn will suffice.
With this, if it is a Quick-Play Spell, it can be differentiated by overcoming the disadvantages, but it can not be said that it is a card that can be prioritized.

"Scrap" exclusive resurrection card. Synchro Monster is also supported, but it cannot be used unexpectedly because the battle phase cannot be performed during Special Summon and the effect will be negate. The resurrection itself is not weak, and the salvage effect when destroyed does not negate, so it's not that it can't be used at all, but the priority is low.

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Dedicated resurrection is never weak, never. However, the hopeless battle phase is too painful. It can be used quickly with Continuous Spell and has the name of Scrap, so there is no particular problem even if it is destroyed. If you want to use it, you want to use it for the first move, but if that happens, the slowness of Scrap itself will stand out. In that case, after all, you can use the effect and liberate without restrictions.

A valuable card that allows you to see the beautiful overall picture of Sukudra☆
…I'm going to be serious, but it's a card that can be said to be a degraded living dead.
Of course, since it is a Continuous Spell, it would be nice to be able to use it on this turn, but the Battle Phase is
The disadvantage of not being able to do it is too painful.
Moreover, even if you die from this effect, the effect of Sukudra will not activate...
It's a subtle card anyway, even if it doesn't have any other downsides because of the effect negate resurrection.
reason? If you use Scrap, you'll understand.

In general, libido is enough.
Battle phase skip is pretty hard, and if you chain cycle to activate it, you can't even look at it.
Interlocking self-destruction can pull the trigger of salvage, so what does it feel like?

Effect negate + activation turn battle impossible.
Since it can't be attacked, there is a possibility that it will be buried on the return turn, but since Scrap is centered around synchros, it should be possible to effectively use the burial.
I want to secure Golem's Tribute material, tuner or non-tuner, and connect it to Synchro or Xyz.
I don't think it's that bad as a deployment card when you're outnumbered.

After all, it is too big that the activated turn battle phase cannot be performed.
It may not be possible to use it depending on how it is used, but there is still no use for it.
A Continuous Trap card would have been strong enough...

Reviving the tuner makes it easier to connect to the next sync

Due to the tremendous disadvantages, it would be difficult to use it for purposes other than reviving the tuner.
However, it is a painful place that the battle phase itself cannot be performed even if it is connected to the synchro.
The correct way to revive the tuner itself is to use a chimera or golem.
His Scrap has few tuners other than these, so it's a bit difficult to use...

The advantage is that he can resurrect Scrap on the turn he draws,
Due to the huge disadvantages of not being able to attack on the turn you use it and negate the effect, it's pretty big that you can't use it casually.
A tuner is recommended for resuscitation.