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There's already been a lot of comments about how this card works, so I don't need to say it again, but here's a text that reproduces the linear equation with card effects. He has a very strong habit, but if the formula is established, he can choose and bounce, and he has a mass of ads that can enrich her GY.
Of course, it is not easy to establish the formula, and the weak point is that it depends greatly on the opponent, which is the level x number of declarations + number of opponent's field cards. In addition, when it is chained and somewhere changes ... ...
The downside is that it can only be used during the Battle Phase. I wonder if the free chain was a little stronger.
However, it is still a fairly challenging text, and it is an attempt to expand Yu-Gi-Oh. Also, I personally like strange cards, so this score is high.

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Lila has released a new costume that matches the season. The hairstyle and hair color in the back are closer to Kiskill, which is probably the point.
That's what it is. ② is honestly a bonus, and has roles such as inflating the monsters on the field and recovering when stopped. The weak point of Evil Twins is the initial movement, so it's good to be able to strengthen it even if it's weak.
I wonder if it just has a strong ornamental role...?
I look forward to new clothes in the future.

I wonder if they wouldn't have complained if it was at least one of the effects and the attack.
A card that embodies the mine deck in one piece.
The current environment is basically centered on powerful monsters, and even removal depends on monsters, so it's hard to understand that it's going to be difficult to break through the environment Deck.
I actually used it in [Countdown], but its restraining power was tremendous, and sometimes I was surrendered just by this appearing.
To be honest, I thought it would be a savior for me, who loves slow and special decks that can't keep up with modern Yu-Gi-Oh, but even more than that, I got an antipathy from modern duelists.
After all, blue only does bad things... (wrong identity)

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The visual adventure that took the world by storm, that Battamon... not.
However, as the famous line mentioned above, the opponent monster can also be involved in the link material with something like friendship power.
After all, is it a super fusion link in the opponent's turn using Mascarena? Compared to Azathoth, which has a similar effect, there is a difference in the timing of when to use it, rather than suppressing it for the sake of expansion, it breaks through and interferes with the expansion, so I wonder if it's a card that can be played while involving the opponent in brain death. I think later.
Even for resistances other than those that are a little strange, the target slipping removal (such as a drop) that is installed in order to metabolize the target resistances that are commonplace in the environment, so when it comes out, I think it will be exquisitely ugly. increase.
There is also a GY resurrection meta, but honestly I think I can remove this card before that...
Although it has friendship power, it is relatively heavy, and 30 and the RBI that I want another voice are added, so I wonder if it is 9 points.
His deck has a lot of development power, so it would be a good card to choose as a resource conversion destination.

Yu-Gi-Oh is a game that emphasizes "search" while other card games are based on "draw". In addition, in Yu-Gi-Oh, where there is no mana cost and the hand is the power to deploy, this card that blocks the quality of the hand is a cruel word.
The difference between the effect and Dark Law is that while it can only be added once per turn, this one cannot seal the draw, but it permanently seals it.
Basically, Thunder is used from the hand, so the fusion conditions are quite loose, and the real consumption is 1, and it's a bonus, and it's 1 resistance.
I was a little away from Yu-Gi-Oh during the time this card was on the rise, but it makes sense that this one card was rampant in the environment.

Lacking card power, he was the long-awaited link that Crystron wanted. ……It should have been, but because “Crystron” was not included in the material specification, it became a sin card that became a general-purpose link.
Even though the effect is negate, it is possible to activate the effect with GY, so it became easy to get a link 4.
It wasn't a bad point of view, but it's probably the result of the power of "general-purpose cards" being used in the link summons that can be used by sending monsters to GY.