Fantastical Dragon Phantazmay →Used Deck

One of Dragon's hand triggers
Compared to Heavenly Zephyr - Miradora, he only needs to be Link Summoned, so he has more chances to activate, and unlike Sauravis, the Ancient and Ascended, he can also Tribute Summon.
Like Maxx "C" , it can call other hand triggers and is a wall that prevents removal if it's in play.
Dragon Level 7 I want to take advantage of being dark.

Since April of this year, some EX monsters can be deployed without relying on Link, so the chances of Link Summoning will decrease and the first half of this card's effect will be spoiled.

Cards that correspond to these specific summoning methods will be weakened in the future. Did this card also have to follow that rule?
In the 11th term, link summoning is no longer necessary, so there are more opportunities to rot. Furthermore, it will be much more difficult to see when the link summoning will stop. It used to be worth 10 points, but from now on, about 7 points will be appropriate. I think it goes into the side.

Currently, most of his decks use Link Monsters, so this card has a very high adoption rate. The performance as a hand exchange is also excellent, and the fact that it is an advanced RBI monster that can give target resistance to the field is also evaluated from his own easy Special Summon conditions.

It's a super general-purpose draw card that won't go bad in the current Link environment.

Link is easy to summon and there are a lot of decks that are required due to the rules, so it's easy to aim for this development condition in the current environment.
When deployed with this effect, you can exchange cards as many as the number of links. Since you're drawing +1, you're not losing your add, and with this draw, you may be able to draw more hand triggers, or you can avoid accidents.
Using your hand as a cost, you can protect your own monsters from target effects, and the 1 effect guarantees once.
Her stats are on par with her Monarch, and she is very blessed with races and attributes.
However, the effect itself is not stopped, and there are links that can slip through this RBI and resistance, so you can't be overconfident. I would like to find out when to release it.
It's not a complete meta or a deterrent, but it's easy to connect to the next move, so this card has a high adoption value now in the Link environment. I think it's a versatile and easy-to-use dragon.

A card with a powerful meta effect against link summoning.
It's often compared to Proliferate G, but as already said, the biggest advantage of this card is that you can return the cards you draw. It will be very useful when Special Summoning against a deck with a lot of Link Monsters such as Gouki to draw a card like 《Evenly Matched》.
However, depending on the opponent, it can be completely rotten, it may not be possible to draw much due to the timing of summoning, and it is not very effective against Troymare, which is probably the biggest imaginary enemy in the first place, due to the presence of Ivries. Not strong.
In general, it can be said that it is a meta card that selects the scene and the opponent.

The existence of meta cards that are strict with other summoning methods such as G and Ivries, and are easy on Link, but this is a card that strongly stabs only Link.
In the current environment, it is almost impossible not to see a link, and it is important that it is not negate to 《Called by the Grave》, which has a high adoption rate.
If you can activate the effect of (1) with loose conditions, you can put out 2400 points in the field without losing your hand, and in addition to drawing, you can return the cards you want to sleep in his Deck.
The resistance to the target effect of (2) is also quite strong, and if the opponent attacks first, the battle phase may not be possible, making processing quite troublesome.
It works well against Link, even if you mess around with it, but it's not very effective against Decks like Alter and Trickstar, who don't actively link and fight mainly with the main monsters. There is also a possibility that it will continue to rot in your hand because it has a special summon condition that depends on the opponent and is the highest grade.

A hand-inducing dragon with a lot of effects that makes you feel the times.
To be honest, I don't like general-purpose power cards like this.
First of all, the Special Summon & 《Pot of Duality》effect of ① can be activated under fairly loose conditions in the current environment of Yu-Gi-Oh, when the opponent succeeds in "His Special Summon of Link Monster". Of course, not only Link Summons, but also his Special Summons by resurrection and 《Sky Striker Ace - Raye》effects can be used without any problem, and you can get board advantage and hand exchange opportunities without reducing your hand just by putting them out. It is tremendous power.
And the effect of ② is just a bonus, but it's like giving your monster resistance to the target by consuming one card from your hand, so it's not a bad effect to have. Depending on the situation, it can be seen as a means of sending the drawn hand to his GY, so it is rather a convenient effect.
The current environment is completely link-oriented, and decks that don't use Link Monsters are limited (especially in tournament environments), so decks that don't spoil much and are less dependent on the development of the sidera effect are generally good. You can expect success in his Deck of.

Ultra Dragons with outstanding illustration ad appearing again this time.
It has the effect of negate and destroy the effect of exchanging cards according to the number of links of the opponent and the effect of taking the target by discarding the hand.
Since we live in the age of linking, the card exchange effect that sarcastically sarcastically has a high value. If you can improve the quality of your hand and attract a hand trigger, you can expect to stop your opponent's movement. Also, since it involves a monster with an effect that negates the effect of targeting at 2400 RBI, it is possible to stop the opponent's movement.
Perhaps he wants to deploy a large number of Link Monsters, and I feel that it was designed as a countermeasure card against Troymare, which has many effects that target. A pretty strong card against Link, especially against Decks with low Links.

Judging when to put this card out is rather difficult, but it's usually strong to exchange cards while taking cards with draws.
The RBI is reasonably high, and it's also convenient to be able to prevent the activation of target effects and protect your own monsters.

Regular pack annual ~ Dragon.
This time, it is a high point that it can be played from the hand by his Special Summon of the opponent's Link Monster, and it also supports resurrection.
With this card's effect, he can actually draw 1 card when Special Summoning, and the usefulness of this type of hand exchange has already been proven in Skaldet. In the first place, you can expect a suitable success when you can replenish your hand during the opponent's turn.
Considering that he can special summon his ATK, it is considered to be at an average level, and there is no loss in negate effects that target monsters.

A superlative monster that can Special Summon her in response to the Special Summon of her Link Monster. In addition to being able to exchange cards, you can draw +1 card, so you can earn ads just by having her Link Monster special summoned by your opponent. It's very useful when your opponent is still likely to deploy but you haven't been able to pull in other hand triggers, or when you're stuck with hand triggers all the time.