Blizzard Princess →Used Deck

Comprehensive evaluation: The point which seals a Spell-Trap card is useful.
It's good to increase the summoning right around Time-Tearing Morganite, play this card first to stop the opponent's activation, and then deploy it.
If your opponent doesn't use his Spell/Trap cards often, it might look a bit odd, but there are general-purpose cards such as 《Infinite Impermanence》and 《Called by the Grave》, and it's effective to eliminate the danger of being stopped by them.
You can also Tribute Summon his opponent's turn to stop his Spell/Trap cards, but with a Spellcaster, locking with 《Secret Village of the Spellcasters》is stronger.
Since it can be suppressed by releasing one Spellcaster, it is easier to put out if you adopt something that is easy to special summon, such as 《Jester Confit》.

A princess with a big cold wave.
The ``outdated when printed'' series that was often seen due to the slow progress of the manga version.
Synchronized environments are already at their peak, and even with release reduction, high-level monsters themselves are narrow, and the only result is that they are difficult to use.
On the contrary, during the ZEXAL period, he picked up a little and played a role that could not be underestimated, such as helping to get past the opponent's interference and landing rank 8, but after all, the consumption of summoning rights is heavy, and he is content with a minor standing position.
Currently, he has strong support for King Monarch and Normal Summon, and there are more ways to summon him during the opponent's turn, so his use has been expanded considerably, but his engagement with King Monarch is bad, and he has a distorted deck composition. It's easy, and it's second and third here as well.
In other words, a card that needs love to make the most of its strength.

It's a pity that it doesn't support Effect Monster, but isn't it rather cute with a clumsy attribute? (blind)
For an idol card, it has a high RBI and an excellent effect when summoned. It has reached a level where if there is love, it will fully respond. You should have a character.
However, I don't understand why such a cute girl is super-compatible with top-class black magicians among spell users.

A card used by Asuka in the manga GX, it is a superlative monster that has been overwhelmingly popular and supported by duelists since its first appearance, commonly known as Blipuri.
Deidarabotchi, the ultimate undead used by Misawa in the same Duel, lost the OCG duel and is still in the refrigerator.
Its effect is the highest level of 28 hits, but by using his Spellcaster for release, it is possible to Tribute Summon him with one release, and the effect of sending a cold wave to the opponent on the turn it is successfully summoned. It is a performance that can be said to be a muscle monster.
He's the type that gains an advantage even with SS-type effects, and he doesn't have effects that touch the deck or the board. is.
In particular, it is quite strong that the cold wave effect does not involve activation, and if you see this card coming down to the field, you have to negate the summoning itself. You can't stop the cold weather.
However, there is also a weakness that the activation of the effect of GY and his Spell Trap that already exists in face-up cannot be stopped, and the effective opponent is a relatively limited monster, but if there is love, it is worth setting it as the main axis. I think there is.

If it is a Spellcaster, it can be summoned by releasing one body, and if viewed as an advanced level, it has high attack and defense.
Furthermore, the summoning turn demons and traps are sealed, making it less likely to be disturbed.
However, in recent years, the number of her decks that are overwhelmed by monster effects has increased, and it is useless against cards that negate the summoning itself against traps. Removal and overconfidence against release personnel is not possible.
If you want to make the most of its effect, you can also use it with something like Escalation of the Monarchs, which allows you to aim for Tribute Summon even during your opponent's turn.
It seems to be difficult to handle due to the change in environment, but it is one that I would like to handle with attractive illustrations as it is often said.

He's a suppressive deck, so it's possible that the release personnel can be removed, so it's not very good, but it's great to be able to Tribute Summon immediately from 《Jester Confit》or 《Em Trick Crown》, which can be Special Summoned. . With this appearance, it has 2800 points, so it can be used as a finisher.

Anything is OK as long as it is a Spellcaster. Despite being LV8 and superlative, it has a big cold wave that can be popped and Tribute Summoned. A blizzard.
And this criminal grade cuteness.
You will be able to deploy and attack with confidence O

Only the opponent's cold wave is strong, but on top of using the summoning right, the release reduction is only for his Spellcaster. Furthermore, this card isn't all that powerful now that face-down is being neglected in the first place.
I think that about 6 to 7 points is appropriate, but as a score adjustment, 1 point

Why can't this rating be given a 0 frame?
It has a release reduction effect and can only release a cold wave on the opponent's turn during Tribute Summon, so it's a decent performance as a single unit. (Although it's only so-so)
The problem is that it is powerless against Counter Trap and monster effects. It's extravagant, but I wish I could stop the hand trigger related thing. (While being defeated by Honest)

Attai is the strongest!!
Even though it consumes the right to summon, it can't be weak to release a small cold wave that will be a trauma for the Duelist only during that turn.
Moreover, there is only Counter Trap of the summoning negate system to prevent this, and there are no more cards for dew payment.
Spellcaster has a lot of small but excellent trick crowns, so you shouldn't have too much trouble.
Even if you can't secure a release, you don't have to worry about it going bad because you have the excellent support of Dimension Magic, and if you have to, you can trade in and convert it into a draw.
His ATK of 2800 is a little low, so it will be easily destroyed in battle on the return turn, but if you decide during that turn, it doesn't matter.
You can get it cheaply, and it's strong, so if you put it in, you'll be surprisingly active.

picture? With this effect, he's likely to fall for 《Bottomless Trap Hole》, but even though he's ATK, can't he activate it?
If there is such a thing in Duel Links, someone should use it first along with 《Blue-Eyed White Knights Dragon》... If you can't defend or rob Lynx's famous 《Enemy Controller》during the summoning turn... yeah, it's strong.

His ATK is as high as 2800 with one release, and he can also block his opponent's spells and traps, making it powerful.

After all, it is incompatible with 《The Monarchs Stormforth》.
It's relatively weak compared to other advanced corresponding to 《The Monarchs Stormforth》.
Even if you use a region, other high-level cards that can be used in conjunction with 《The Monarchs Stormforth》are more stable and stronger.
In the first place, there are many cases where it can only be a one-hit wonder unless it can be deployed.

You may not know the strength of this child until you use it. It doesn't support Special Summon, but if you think you can use it as long as you have release personnel, you don't really care. Spell decks that don't use Normal Summon often and decks that use regions can be used normally, and are normally strong. Only the opponent will get a cold wave, and I will deploy safely. And I'll tell you "If you hit me, you're the strongest!"

Release reduction and effect similar to cold wave only on summoned turn.
It is an effect that you want to use in situations where you can deploy and decide the game.
However, since release personnel (even if reduced) and summoning rights are required, it is difficult to develop as it is and decide the game.
Also, even if summoned, it has no effect after the opponent's turn, so it is weak against free chain removal and does not have the strength to overturn a disadvantageous situation.
Tribute Summon alone doesn't give you an advantage, and it doesn't work well with 《The Monarchs Stormforth》, so the evaluation is inevitably low.

It has nothing to do with 《Ice Queen》…probably
His deck, which uses spells, can be treated as an advanced deck.
That being said, when I prepared the release personnel for the summoning, he said that it would be a problem if the Spell Trap was activated.
And the monster effect can be activated.
I can't even reach itchy places.

Absolutely 2800 man, no woman.
If this guy is put out in Sato Rock, it's a tough game end, and it's strong just with 2800 RBI that can be put out with only one release and doesn't get caught in summoning triggers, but this guy comes out in a situation like Secret Village of the Spellcasters + Solidarity. When it comes, I have no choice but to wait for the end of the duel with my fingers in my mouth.

He can be summoned just by having a Spellcaster on the field, and the effect of causing a cold wave is...
It doesn't matter.
This illustration is important.
The work of the ace class of the bride card is fascinated.

I'm a daughter~~~~
Power is great too. The effect is also a big cold wave...
surprisingly easy to put out

This effect is exceptional for 2800 RBIs in one release. Spell Trap Since it is an effect of sealing, it can not be stopped at all other than the summoning negate system. Spell use level 8 and support are also sufficient and illustration ad is also good. A piece that would be painful if you licked it as an advance.

It's the strongest when you hit it!
As you can see, the effect is powerful itself. Although it is limited to Spellcaster, it is a formidable effect that 2800 RBI comes out with Tribute one, and only the opponent is cold during the turn it is summoned.
So, even the abyss and torrent burial won't work, and as long as he isn't attacked by Shinsen Shinto, a monster with an incomplete ATK will definitely deal with it.
The problem is that in the current environment, monsters with over 2800 RBI can easily spawn. That's where I want to cover it with a tie.

I even made a stack of three cards called [Princess Beat] and love using it. For the time being, it's when it's released that it's strong. I think it's the fate of strong cards to turn into vanilla on the return turn.

An ice devil with a cute face.
A ridiculous power monster that throws out 2800 hits + a big cold wave with one Tribute.
Moreover, this effect is a rule effect and cannot use Naraku. I can only stop with a warning.
Even if he can't secure a Tribute, he can operate as a worst case 2800 RBI in Dimema, etc., so he is definitely one of the most talented Spellcasters.
I feel that the release premise is a bit late, but it's cute so I can forgive it!

A superlative spell-user monster with a petite cold wave. Using Spell, he can be used as a high RBI monster that can be released with only one body if thrown into the Deck, and can be used to rush at once with its effect. You should probably have 1-2 in your Ribeat Deck.

The ace of the Eternal Immortal Village.
I think it's a lot of pressure to release a single Spellcaster and get a high RBI in a cold wave.

It's not easy to get 2800 points with just one release, yes.
If successfully summoned, he will seal and punch Spell/Trap.
It doesn't depend on appearance

If it's his deck that uses spells, I definitely want to use it
It is perfect for ensuring safety.

negate at Wahler

If it's a Spellcaster, it can be put out by itself, it's a small cold wave internal organs, and he has a high ATK and is cute.
Uhyo!

Huh! A princess who silences her Spell Trap by brushing it off, and then beats it up.
Not only is there no revival limit, but the effect is a permanent effect, so it is a stable superlative spell user that does not have the tragedy of the abyss when summoned, which was impossible for a certain Lord of the Aesir St. Monarch.
Judging from his looks and his demeanor in manga, he must have been the founder of Bride Beat.

His own power is high, and a small cold wave.
My friends don't mind lining up Bramagi and Damned, so there's nothing but despair.

In addition to his low cost and high ATK, it also has an easy-to-handle pseudo cold wave, making it a powerful card without complaint.
This is exactly what it means to be talented.

The manga version of GX that comes with the book is really powerful. She is one of them.
After all, monsters that can act without giving priority to the opponent are powerful. Moreover, the sealing effect would make the opponent want to cry.
Low cost and high ATK. Still cute. No blind spots, really.

⑨. It's usually strong, and there are illustration ads, and there's only ads --- www Special Summon, I hope it's good

I can't do it because I don't ride negate or chains with Valer (laughs)

oh oh oh oh oh
Moe type is rare for a power type.

friend's wife