Summoner of Illusions →Used Deck

Although its performance as a single card is inferior to Cyber-Stein, the true value of this card can be demonstrated by using it repeatedly in its dedicated Deck.
If the opponent has few answers, you can win just by hitting "Gaia Drake, the Universal Force" in rapid succession, and if you can't surpass the opponent with RBI, you can use "Bloom Diva the Melodious Choir", finisher "Barbaroid, the Ultimate Battle Machine", and all-purpose negate to check the situation with "Dragonmaid Sheou". The charm of this monster is that you can skillfully use the Fusion Monster that suits you.
It works especially well with 《The Last Warrior from Another Planet》, and you can naturally make moves that make it impossible to deploy during the opponent's turn by taking advantage of its disadvantages and reverse support.
《Junk Sleep》can reverse and maintain a Fusion Monster at the same time, so it has become much easier to fight since its introduction.

One of the Reverse Effect Monsters that appeared in Season 2, it tends to be hidden in the shadow of Devifla, but has almost the same ability to summon one of his Fusion Monsters from the EX Deck without limit.
The necessary cost is to release one monster other than himself with the effect, and he looks cheap compared to Debifla, which requires 5000 LP, and it is an effect that allows you to refill it if you feel like it.
However, the reverse effect is slow, and it takes time to prepare the monsters to be released on the field, and the Fusion Monster that is Special Summoned is an illusion and has a temporary life time limit, so it depends on the timing of the reverse. In , it is not possible to use Special Summoned Fusion Monsters as fighting power, and it is a pretty peculiar effect.
However, if you make full use of the card pool in recent years, it is easy to put this monster on the field in a set state, to reverse it immediately, and to secure its release. The number of Fusion Monsters that trigger effects is increasing, so its usefulness is definitely higher than it was back then.
However, since such cards are not limited to this monster, the result is a card that is much stronger and easier to use now than it was then, but was more valuable to use back then.

Comprehensive evaluation: It is easy to use with the increase in the types of cards, and the number of useful monsters that can be summoned has also increased.
With 《Chaos Infinity》, you can have a reverse element and a release at the same time, and you can also recruit this card itself with 《Prediction Princess Coinorma》.
Since 《Gaia Drake, the Universal Force》and 《Eldlich the Mad Golden Lord》cannot be destroyed, there is no disadvantage.
《A/D Changer》is also useful as a reverse card.

The object of comparison is still devifla. Over there, although it requires a huge LP cost, it has a quick effect. This is a reverse and requires monsters other than this card, so it's slow and heavy. Furthermore, with a bonus that will be destroyed in the end phase. For the time being, Flip Monster support has increased, so it's possible to differentiate, but it hurts that I can't stay on the field. If it's Gaia Drake, the Universal Force, you can stay on the field, but it's a weak return for your hard work. By the way, there are people who wrote the adjusted version "Magical Scientist", but since this one came out first, that expression is not accurate.

It's one of the cards that allows you to summon a Fusion Monster non-regularly, and it doesn't cost much compared to a similar Devifla, but it feels heavy when you lose board add in addition to the slowness of reverse.
Furthermore, the summoned fusion will also self-destruct at the end. Regarding this, you can cover it by finishing the game during the turn you summoned, or by summoning someone with resistance to destruction. If you want to maintain it, you need to use it in combination with some kind of card.
Reverse is conspicuously slow, but it also has support, so it can be differentiated from devifla in that respect. Excellent compatibility with Chaos Infinity, which can change Tribute and battle position with one card.
The slowness of Reverse, the battle position change card that compensates for it with Tribute, and the cards that are compatible with good fusion are limited in some cases, and in some cases, it is easy to consume, and it is a card suitable for combos that is not as easy as Devifla. I feel

A Flip Monster that is a modified version of "Magical Scientist" and has a built-in "Metamorphosis".
By releasing anything other than yourself when reversed, you can put out a Fusion Monster from the EX Deck. Unlike "Metamorphosis", it does not refer to the released monster's level, so it can be viewed as a devifla with no LP cost.
However, Special Summoned monsters will be destroyed during the end phase of that turn, so I'd like to consider using them as evasive cards or materials, etc.
I'm a little worried that it's reverse and not high offense and defense, but since there are more reverse supports such as Prediction Princess, it might be an interesting flow if you have one as a play element.

His Flip Monster that can release anything other than himself to release his Fusion Monster.
Unlike 《Cyber-Stein》, you can recruit with Coin Norma and search with 《Spirit of the Fall Wind》. I would like to use the Final Warrior or Extrio to avoid self-destruction with 《Interdimensional Matter Transporter》. If it's a Gaid Drake, it doesn't self-destruct, so it's a good match.

I see it, I see it...
The figure of him sssing Extrio in a free chain with the effect of "Prediction Princess Tarotrei"!
Recently, I wonder if the Bloom Diva of the Melodious Diva can also be listed as an ss candidate.

The true horror comes when the Extrio is issued. Scapegoat has also been unrestricted, making it even easier to do. Also, I felt a lot of despair when I was left with Extrio on the field with the cards that were issued, such as the Book of the Moon, 《Interdimensional Matter Transporter》, and his Xyz Monster, which added resistance.
It's scary because you can pinch your opponent with this one piece. You can also use the effect many times with Enginel and Tarot Ray. this is strong lol

It's better to activate it on your own turn, but if you use something like "Gaid Drake" with resistance to destruction, the risk of the reverse effect can be somewhat reduced. Being a LIGHT/Spellcaster, it has a lot of support, so for an old card it's pretty easy to use, and it's an attractive card that allows you to pursue romance.

A Flip Monster that has the effect of special summoning 1 Fusion Monster from the EX Deck by releasing 1 other monster when flipped.
It's an illusion after all, so it's only for one turn, but he's a trap because the exit process is treated as destruction.
A unique card that can use a Fusion Monster with overwhelming firepower even if it's only for one turn. In addition, it is easy to secure the release personnel with 《Chaos Infinity》, which is highly compatible.
Although it was a late-blooming card that gained popularity due to the enhancement of Fusion Monsters, it was out of print for a long time, but it is finally reprinted in Fusion Enforcers.

A card with Mr. Gaid Drake appearing and the stocks are going up.
Since it is a reverse, the effect activation is slow, and if you summon it on the opponent's turn, it will only become a wall except for Gaid Drake.
So, if you want to activate the effect on your turn, you need to protect it until then. If I fail even if I go that far, that's it. .
By the way, it works very well with Chaos Infinity as it requires flip and sacrifice. His deck is limited, but why not give it a try?

If you use the Book of the Moon, your dreams will expand.

If you activate it on your opponent's turn, you can summon a high ATK monster and become a wall, but it will not be treated as a fusion summon, so if possible, you want to activate it on your own turn.
Is the disadvantage that the cost is high?
However, Fusion Monsters are often powerful, so they are not weak cards.

This card is out of print, but its stock is steadily increasing.
While reversed, what I'm doing is a Fusion Monster's one-turn Special Summon.
Cards that don't self-destruct like Gaia Drake, cards that are meaningful to self-destruct like King Mokey Mokey,
Like Kouryuu in Blue-Eyed, there are more cases where you want to put out the ultimate dragon even if it's just one turn,
In the future, if a useful Fusion Monster appears, the value may rise again.