"The Continuing Epic of Charles" Rating Score by みめっと

The fact that "Homura Noble Knight" itself is a fictional existence created by someone's hand, which is different from the Noble Knight, was hinted to some extent by other illustrations of related cards, but that creation A card that attracted attention because the shocking scene of this illustration, which depicts the method and scene of the game, stunned many duelists.
Until now, "Homura Noble Knight", which was specified only by the effect of " ✪ Red Love Reijie-Bradamante " that also treats itself as "Homura Noble Knight" and had no particular meaning to have a common character string, has become a member of the theme that is referred to by card effects. It is also a memorable card that fulfilled.
Although it is a trap card that requires the "Noble Arms" Equip Spell to be revealed to the hand and cannot be activated immediately, both the effect that activates on the field and the GY effect are useful effects that can touch the Deck, especially on the field. The effect that activates can be recruited from the Deck during each player's turn.
Among them, there are some effects that trigger when he is Special Summoned, so naturally it will lead to that.
The GY effect also has a removal effect that is triggered by equipping the equipment card with the named Charles, so it can also be an obstruction card by doing it with Friche, and at this time Noble equipped from the Deck. By equipping Knights, especially Flame Noble Knights, which have the effect of giving resistance to equipped monsters by becoming equipment cards, you can also reduce the number of cards in the opponent's field while letting the opponent's attacks flow.
Since it is a trap card that requires one pair, I feel that the effect is made quite strong.
Regarding the example illustration, those who feel that the act of destroying the worldview by turning the illustration of the support card of the theme that should have started with a serious feeling is a bit too much of a joke. You may be here, but I really like this kind of thing.
However, if it's an illustration of the same hobby room (?), I prefer that of Fruits of Kozaky's Studies.