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After its first appearance in the previous bullet, it is a theme that almost no one pays attention to because of its difficulty in handling, but this new bullet is a fairly powerful card.
Its effect is to bounce the face-up cards on the opponent's field up to the number of his S-Force on his own field. Although it can target, it is powerful to be able to bounce multiple cards with one card, and if it is a development involving Ranba Chiyamaru, it is possible to form a board that can remove 2-3 cards during the opponent's turn. is. Of course, since it is an S-Force card, it is possible to search by Gravitino. Rather, it is better to say that it is strong because it supports search.
If the S-Force's initial stability and ability to care for interference are improved, we can expect it to play an active role.

Is anything beyond perfect the ultimate?
It is OCG's first level 12 Ritual Monster, and its effect is a pure enhancement that has Special Summon negate in addition to Pardek's negate effect.
In the past, the effect itself is upward compatible with Perdek, but in addition to being difficult to put out due to the high level of 12, the RBI is low, and the reward obtained with hard work is not much different from Perdek, so the evaluation is often lowered. It was Ritual Monster.
However, in the 11th term, the evaluation changed completely after the theme of Drytron appeared. The concept of "Ritual with the total ATK" of Faraway fits perfectly with this card, which has a low ATK. I got specs that can fight in the environment as a monster. Such a surge in evaluation is also due to the high specs, which is the original effect of Perdek's complete upward compatibility. Like this card, it seems that cards with low ratings are still hidden in the OCG card pool because "they say they are strong, but they are weak because of XX". I think that such a card is also one event that gave us hope that it will suddenly become a strong card if it is strengthened to solve those problems accurately.

The effect of (1) to produce a Dual Avatar with a higher or lower level than a Dual Avatar.
The point is that it can be put out not only from the Deck but also from the EX Deck, and it is a card that allows you to flexibly develop from high-grade fusions to low-grade, low-grade to high-grade fusions. The best selling point is that you can access the fusion without using such a fusion. If you can put out Gaia, you can relatively easily remove the opponent's turn.
② is his Dual Avatar retrieval of his GY. Since you can collect bears and ko, which are the starting point of deployment, you will be active in turning back.
In general, I think that the strength of the theme of Dual Avatar is excellent as a single card.

His Virtual World Gate in charge of Genbu, which has just appeared in the pack.
(1) Changed the monster's battle position when he is in Virtual World. The other card, like Trap's Suzaku, does not have the effect of recovering resources such as exclusion collection + removal + board advantage, but it is an effect that is only useful for blocking attacks. After that, it's about the purpose of cutting battles damage from those who have defended their own monsters and put them up in attack position. On its own, this effect isn't a very reliable blocker.
The main effect is ②, excluding it from GY and reviving it. Although it's worth noting that there is a way to discard cards from your hand, this card can be said to contribute a certain amount to the formation of the board, as it is a valuable means of resurrection in the Virtual World. However, the current Virtual World Deck has a gimmick that allows you to set up a VFD just by changing the level of Suzaku. It is unknown whether it will be released.
Overall, the current evaluation of this card is not definitive, but I am giving it this evaluation in anticipation of the excellence of 2's resurrection.

A trap card that revives his GY security force in the same column as the opponent's monster. Basically, you can deploy Justify by deploying from Ranba Chiyamaru, and use Justify to block the position and use it to deploy Chiyamaru and others in the opponent's turn. will be There is also a way to set up an orifice to hinder the opponent's deployment.
② is removed from his GY and repositioned. It's not an effect that earns ads, but since it's a Trap, it can be used in a tricky way to make the cascading blockage of Security Force work depending on the situation. You can also use it to dismiss Justify in the extra zone to the main zone, but I think this is necessary when you have other deployment gimmicks ready.

His spell card is relatively simple to choose whether to SS or salvage Security Force from your hand. The use of this card is not limited to simply summoning a rotten Advanced Security Force from your hand. By searching for this with Gravitino and using it to bring out Chiyamaru, you can play an active role in a deployment move where you can bring out Justify with the three of them.
However, since it is a card that is difficult to earn ads by itself, it is prohibited to use multiple copies.

A new ace appears in Metalfoes.
This is Metalfoes' first P-Fusion Monster, and it is a piece that has been designed to make full use of its characteristics.
As for material designation, he is Metalfoes + fusion. Compared to his existing Metalfoes, the material designation is a little heavy, but it's OK if you use materials that are easy to produce, such as Adamante and Mythriel, so if you have the opportunity, it's possible to fully satisfy it. Since "Parametalfoes Fusion" that can use EX as a material has appeared in Compaq, it is good that the material source can be easily fusion summoned.
Monster effect 1 destroys cards on the opponent's field at the cost of EX's P during Special Summon. Although the cost is necessary, Metalfoes is a condition that can be met without problems. 《Fullmetalfoes Fusion》can be activated during your opponent's turn, so you can use it as a hindrance against your opponent. If you involve Orichaluk, you can aim to remove 2 cards.
Also, the point of "Special Summon" is miso, and since this card is a level 7 monster corresponding to the P scale of his Metalfoes, remember that his Special Summon can also use the removal effect by P summoning. .
② is a kind of common effect of P-fusion. However, in the case of this theme, active destruction is used a lot, so the point is that the conditions are easy to satisfy within the gimmick.
P effect is removed when Metalfoes is destroyed. Since this card is already in the P zone, the trigger will have to rely on the effect of your opponent or Amalgam, but it is a valuable effect that touches the opponent's board, so if you succeed in placing it in the P zone , Let's aim to actively use this.
Overall, it can be said that Metalfoes is a single card that brings more expandability to the strategy.

① is an effect that raises the RBI of linked Beast-type monsters. It doesn't matter if it's a Link Monster or not as long as it's in a linked state, so if you succeed in mass deployment, you can expect a significant increase in RBI. However, the problem is that "if you succeed in mass deployment", even though Tri-Brigade is a Deck that deploys Link Monsters, many monsters other than Links are lined up on the board so that they can be successfully linked. There is not much, and if it is lined up, it is a situation where this is a complete advantage. Most people will not bother to use this.
Granting destruction resistance in the second half is convenient as a bonus effect, but since the main ① is subtle, it's hard to give this alone a high rating. If it's an attached effect attached to a useful card like "Return of the Dragon Lords" or "Zefra Providence"...
Also, as a problem in the first place, Tri-Brigade Spell Trap currently does not support category searches, so whether this works or not depends entirely on the search. In that case, we can't help thinking that it would be much stronger to use 《United We Stand》as well.
Overall, the current situation is halfway with cards.

According to my research, it's the first Thunder Pendulum Monster (and a tuner), so it's a card with potential, but it's a card that's hard to evaluate at the moment.
It is probably a card that assumes the following: (1) change your battle position → (2) destroy your own P zone and clear it → (3) somehow destroy yourself and place it in the P zone, but the P effect It can't be said that it's a beneficial effect enough to do that, and above all, Thunder and P summoning are not meshing at all at present.
Even if you look at Thunder's level 4 tuner, there is his Vylon Prism, which is more versatile, so it is a gray zone card whether to prioritize it or not.
In general, the only way this card works is to P-summon itself and remove his Spell Trap on the opponent's face. It's practically a P monster version of Breaker, but I have some doubts about whether this card can be a solution to the opponent's continuous Spell Trap interference.

In the current Security Force Deck, one body that is the key to operation.
You can search for Security Force Spell Trap when summoned or Special Summoned.
The basic move is to remove this from your hand with Ranba Chiyamaru, recruit Platinum, remove this with the cost of Platinum's effect, Special Summon, and then security Spell Trap search. If you bring Showdown from there, you can deploy Rumble Chiyamaru in your hand and connect it to Justify's SS. You can also use Isolde, Platinum, and this to play Justify, and set the search destination to Specimen to prepare for your opponent's turn.
The point to note is that this card is a high-class monster, and even though it has an effect that should be the initial move, even if this much comes to your hand, it will be an accident card.
As a whole, Security Force has a high-level effect like Platinum, which you want as an initial move, and low-level Digamma and Orifice, which you want to use as a hindrance on the opponent's turn. Think about how to make it accessible, and try to build your deck to make it work as the card you want in your opening hand.

A monster that grants a very rare restriction that prevents the monster in front of you from being targeted by your opponent's effects. This can be said to be an effect that sticks to his deck opponents such as his Metalfoes and Virtual World, who play against their own targets.
Also, when a monster on the opponent's field activates its effect, banish it by using Security Force in your hand as a cost. Since it doesn't negate the effect, it's a somewhat hollow removal effect.
However, in any case, it's not a card with an active effect, so it's also true that it's a card that you hesitate to use multiple copies like Ranba Chiyamaru. It is recommended to use a few cards for SS in Ranba Chiyamaru and Security Force Spell Trap.

Digamma is one of the obsolete Greek letters. Given that the hostile Phy frames are composed of Greek letters, is this one of the defectors?
The effect is to change the battle position at the time of Special Summon, and the column battle position cannot be changed. If you can use it on your opponent's turn, you might be able to try to extend your life while blocking attacks, but frankly speaking, it's too salty. As a disturbance, by modern standards it is very unsatisfying. Looking at this performance alone, it seems that it is too self-reliant as an 11th generation card.
The only advantage of this card is that it is a Security Force that corresponds to 《Emergency Teleport》. With this, you can support Justify's Link Summons in combination with Kintele, but since it's not a card that can do a good job on its own, you'll probably only use one copy for Kintele.

It's true that "search cards can't be weak", but there are some aspects of this card that aren't necessarily strong.
In the past, the strength of his Gladiator Beast was to increase the means of accessing Vestolly, which can be used as a material for Geysereth. However, in his Gladiator Beast from the 10th gen onwards, it's not so important, especially after the appearance of 《Test Panther》, "How he can line up two monsters including Gladiator Beast" has become important. . This card only searches, and Gladiator Beast doesn't have the theme of being the main move for the first monster you search. In other words, 《Rescue Rabbit》, which can bring out 2 Andals, and 《Rescue Cat》, which can bring out 2 Samnites, are important cards to start with.
Additionally, if you're looking to outperform a Gladiator Beast rollout, the card you most want in your hand is an advanced Augustor, and this card doesn't even have access to those advanced ones.
All in all, if you're looking at what you need in Gladiator Beast, this card is one that you can't help but skip.
However, the reason I still rate it is because it's a "search card". In the future, if there is a monster named Gladiator that will be the first move, it will definitely become an essential card, so I'm looking forward to it in the future.

Magistus S Monster
Remove all tables of the opponent's field when this summoned by ① is destroyed. It's a passive condition, but it can also be fulfilled through active destruction, and since it only removes the opponent's cards, it's an effect that's easy to use as an effect to turn to the offense. However, since there is no particular card that can destroy this S-summoned by Magistus-related effects, it is difficult to use in that respect.
An effect that prevents destruction by the opponent's Spell Trap when ② is equipped. Currently, Punishment and Wright are the most commonly used spells in the environment, but the former is a rabbit and the latter can be his Spell Trap removal, so it's hard to be a countermeasure. It would be a wise use to make good use of the Friche equipment by 《Magistus Theurgy》.
③ destroys the opponent who fights with his Magistus, which is the equipped monster, without question. It's the same timing as Catastor and Nephilim, which is the start of Dameste, and if you equip it, he'll only have one Magistus, but it's strong enough to make him practically invincible in battle. This is an easy-to-use effect, and at the same time, considering the existence of Endymion and Zorua that can be equipped from one piece, for Decks that do not rely on EX, Destroy Core, which was popular in the 7th generation The Agent era, and 8th generation Meta Beat It can play the same role as 《Bull Blader》, which was occasionally used in the Deck, and has a removal effect through the battle phase of old. If you think so, it is also one that makes you feel that the times have progressed so far.

Magistus X Monster
Looking at the Yu-Gi-Oh wiki, it is the first X monster that specifies a species as a material, and it is an X monster whose own species and the species of the specified material are different.
(1) cuts one material and collects GY's level 4 or higher Spell. Since it is level 4 or higher, you can salvage lower Magistus without problems, but since Magistus fusion and S are different races, they cannot be used for searching for them, so considering that general-purpose cards such as Effect Veiler cannot be searched, this is slightly more than a demerit. Many of his other Magistus supports specify "level 4 or lower" or "non-level 4", so be careful not to confuse them.
② gives his Magistus double attack ability. However, the low-class Magistus is not so high in RBI because it is low-class. Consider strengthening it with Aiwass, or equipping it to EX's Magistus with 《Magistus Theurgy》.
③ is the case of equipping and he destroys his Magistus in the Spell Trap zone and her Spell Trap of the opponent. It's just a 1-1 exchange, and it's an activation effect that easily allows a free chain to be activated, so it's not something that's very convenient. Basically, I think I'll use it to get rid of his Continuous Spell Trap, which is in the way.