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It's a card that's a little hard for me to use.
First, about the effect of ②. At first glance, it seems to be a strong (actually strong) effect, but its cost is a problem. For example, on the 1st turn, use Kaleidoscope with Unicorn. At this point, you have 5-3 cards in your hand and 2 cards left. When playing generic cards such as hand triggers, it's not uncommon for these two to not have his Nekroz card. Even if not, Nekroz requires multiple hands to deploy, so using this effect = ruining your next deployment. The fact that it only has 2500 RBI is also painful, and when a monster with ATK of 2500 or more is issued, you will inevitably have to use the effect of this card. Considering the control in the first place, I think it's better to aim for the formation of Aradvar, which is difficult to get out, but in the worst case, you can release yourself and activate the effect, and you have 3300 RBI. Therefore, I think that the main effect will be ① hand trigger effect.
The effect of ① is to protect the specified monster from destruction during the activation turn. There are many situations where it is effective because it is considered to remove the main EX monsters with card effects such as Clausolas. However, as I mentioned earlier, Nekroz uses multiple hands to deploy, so if you are dealing with opponent's interference such as hand triggers, you can hardly afford to have this card in your hand. Even if you do have it, it's useless against removal other than destruction, and Trishula's role ends to some extent at the stage of being played, so there are situations where the effect of ① is not effective. Nekroz can activate GY's Ritual Spell effect when the field is empty, so depending on the situation, it may be better to leave the field open and use it as a starting point for deployment without protecting it from destruction.
It's written to be strong, but I felt that Nekroz's card consumption was so rough that it wasn't very useful.

About the effect of ①. If you want to use it as a search card without losing an ad, release the shrit in your hand and drop Nekroz Ritual Spell on GY → search for Ritual Spell with the effect of her Nekroz Ritual Spell sent to GY. As mentioned below, it's major weakness is that it consumes Ritual Spells in the Deck, and it's currently difficult to use in terms of add loss without shrits.
Focusing on the effect of ②, it is powerful in that it can hit with a high RBI of 3300 while suppressing monster effects, and it can handle troublesome monsters. Since you can negate the effects of monsters in your hand and GY, there are many situations where interference with non-EX monsters is useful. I think it's a card that plays an active role in turning back and maintaining the board after the middle stage, rather than preemptively suppressing it.
However, Aradvar's deployment method is to release Shlit with his Nekroz or banish his GY's unicorn, Brynak, with his Nekroz, so there are many times when it comes to the first hand. Even if you don't use more than one copy, I think it's worth it to make use of its high hit points and its anti-monster effect, depending on your opponent.
The release of ② is a cost, so it's a charm that even if you release Shrit, the effect of Shrit doesn't activate. Also, the 2nd effect is an optional effect of time, but I don't think there is a timing to miss the timing for this type of counter effect due to the activation conditions, so I don't have to worry about that.

Recently, in the Shark Deck, I've been improving the movement from Bahamut Shark to Rank 3 → FA Lancer → Future (Dragon) King Hope, and I think it's possible to use this card for Rank 3. Since it is a Fish, the point is that it becomes food for dead reefs.
However, since Rank 3 can be Special Summoned in the Shark Deck according to the official procedure, the current situation is that Ribarian Shark and Nightmare Shark are prioritized...
In the anime Zexal, I got the impression that Mr. Shark had taken out this card from the first turn and dealt damage. Even though I was a child, I despaired of the effects of OCG...excluded...x100...

When using Pudintessour, this card is inevitably necessary because only Madolche can Special Summon him due to the restrictions.
As Madolche develops, the key is to collect his Deck with Grafthre and Chateau, so it is necessary to Link Summon this card to put his Madolche on the field into his GY. Since it is important for Madolche to maintain and reinforce the front line with tickets, the effect of ① that can protect them is quite reliable.
Also, for the 2nd effect, it is possible to use a torrent funeral, etc., to obstruct the opponent and use a ticket for this one. He is an unsung hero who supports Madolche.
At the time this card was released, there was no development by Pudintessour, so I myself was quite negative about this card, which is a secret.

These days, it's difficult to adopt due to the presence of powerful suppression Link Monsters, but it's still unique in that it can negate all effects without turn restrictions. If your opponent is mainly monsters with low ATK, you will need to use many cards to lower his ATK to deal with this card, so it will be more effective.
The first Yu-Gi-Oh manga I bought was Volume 1 of gx, and I used it all the time when I was a kid as the first appendix card I got. It's still one of my favorite pieces.

I used to be a Junk Doppel user, but I was stymied by Midrash many times, and in despair, he suddenly became a Shaddoll user.
It's nice to see an opponent freaking out over a single Midrash... I'm sure my opponent felt the same way when he wrecked my Jund...
Shaddoll, I recommend it. If you're thinking of starting Yu-Gi-Oh, come on.

There is no doubt that it is a powerful card, so there is one point to be aware of.
After the effect is activated, a monster from the EX Deck is stacked on this card, and the opponent's monster is stacked, so if the 2nd effect is hit by a rabbit, etc., the effect cannot be processed. It's better to be careful if rabbits and free chain removal are prevalent.

General Comment: It rots when it comes to your hand
I think that the effect of ① is almost never used, so I will mainly evaluate the effect of ②.
At first glance, it is a powerful and easy-to-use effect that neutralizes monsters, but since it is an effect that "prevents the activation of effects on the field", it is necessary to activate the effect of Genius before the opponent uses the effect, There are surprisingly limited situations where it is effective as an obstacle during the opponent's turn. Midrash's deployment control is sufficient in many situations to interfere with the opponent, and there are even fewer instances where it is effective.
If you want to use it as a card to step on your opponent's interference on your turn, ① Drop it into his GY with 《Foolish Burial》, ② Deck fuse. I think there are opportunities to use these two methods with all types of his Shaddoll, but it is possible that (1) is a restricted card, and (2) is subject to some kind of interference before it even fuses in the first place.
Above all, the downside of this card is that it's pretty rotten in your hand. The 1st effect is almost never used, and the timing at which a genius that comes into the hand can be sent to his GY is quite limited, such as hand fusion, so there are many cases where the 2nd effect, which selects the scene to use originally, cannot be used. At level 4, he has ATK 1800, so in the worst case, you can put him out of your hand as an attacker, but...
However, it's also true that Shaddoll's movement has a range, and if you have 《Sinister Shadow Games》, I think you'll have more opportunities to use it as a means of interfering with your opponent. If your opponent has a monster with his ATK higher than 2800 and a triggered immediate effect that negates the monster effect, you can drop the genius with Deck fusion to negate the effect and then hit with Nephilim.
To sum it up, there are many situations where it's convenient to have it in the Deck, but it's a dead card when it comes to your hand. 《Foolish Burial》can neutralize the opponent's subdued monsters, but other than that, I have the impression that it's quite peculiar to use. Shaddoll is also good at mixing with other themes, so whether to interfere with the opponent, break through the opponent's obstacles with genius, or entrust it to another theme...Recruiting will be examined according to your preference, type, and surrounding environment. I should.

It's the cornerstone of development in Dragunity. Since there is no 1-turn limit with the same name, you can use 2 or more to create a large-scale deployment.
This is a good example of how the rating will rise significantly as the age progresses and the card pool increases.

As far as I know, it's the most naughty (very personal) illustration...
I used to think about using it in Tag Force, but I couldn't think of how to use it...
Nice hips and thighs...

With the advent of 《Nekroz of Areadbhair》, I think it is a piece that has expanded its uses.
The level adjustment effect is honestly hard to use...
The main thing is the effect when released. By releasing this card with Aradvar's ① effect and dropping a Ritual Spell on GY, he can add Shlit from the Deck with the effect of this card and Nekroz Cycle with the effect of GY's Ritual Spell to his hand. increase. With this, you can summon a powerful monster called Aradvar while reducing your hand consumption.
There are other Nekroz cards that can be activated by releasing with Aradvar's ① effect, but I think this card is the most useful.

For some reason it's rated low, but it's pretty strong and adds flexibility to Shaddoll.
I think the reverse effect will be mostly his return of Shaddoll, which he ruled out in Shaddoll Luke. Luke is the main card in his Shaddoll, so there are many opportunities to use this reverse effect. Wendy's reverse effect can also be deployed, but it is excellent in that it can be deployed without consuming his Shaddoll on Deck, as well as being able to create fusions that have been excluded.
The effect when sent to GY is also very good, basically banishing the opponent's cards and interfering with their development. Shaddoll can easily send this card to his GY during the opponent's turn, so there are many situations where this effect is effective. You can banish 3 cards at will, so you can banish all the cards that your opponent sent to his GY for development...
We can also appreciate that it will be easier to create anomalies within Shaddoll. Anomalys will stick to sticky decks, so his ability to deal with such decks will also increase.
The point to watch out for is Psychic, so he can't share spell support with DARK Shaddoll...
From the above points, I think that it will be a strong candidate for employment at Shaddoll. However, interference by exclusion selects the opponent, so you should examine adoption according to the hypothetical enemy.

Doux or Senate are often cited as birds to use for Dragunity's initial move, but I recommend Senate.
The reason is that you can search and deploy Phalanx or Couse with this single card.
If you use Dux, you need a separate card to fill the phalanx etc. in GY. On the other hand, Senato is very stable because he can convert any of his Dragunity cards in his hand to Phalanx or Couse on the field. Also, if you use Phalanx or Couse for your hand cost, you can secure an advantage by increasing the number of cards you can equip with Vulture later on.
There is also a rule change from April 2020 that only dragons can be produced from extras, and it is possible to ignore it because it is possible to develop powerful dragons only.
From the above points, I think he will be an excellent initial candidate for Dragunity.

It's a powerful suppression effect, but the true fear of this card is that it can be used without consuming cards.
Summon Aleister → Search for Invocation → Link summon Artemis of Magistus using Aleister as material → Collect Aleister with his GY effect of 《Invocation》
This guy comes out easily from Aleister. Moreover, Aleister returns to the hand, so if you use his effect, it's actually ATK 3500. The effect is demon.
…it looks like he’s going to be Invoked some kind of regulation…

God card.
Any monster sucks.
I absolutely suck.
huh... i love it