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Idol of Frightfur.
It is an unfortunate monster that was not used at all because it did not fit the times even when it first appeared. This is because this monster has a section that was used to introduce fusion summoning in the anime, so it seems that the effect was simplified to make the explanation easier to understand.
For some reason, the rarity in the recording pack is Ultra. I can understand the feelings of the player who peeled off the pack aiming for Shekinaga and got this.
For the time being, there is a use for choosing her Fluffal bear with 《Fusion Reserve》or 《Fusion Deployment》.

《Frightfur Leo》
Magmax Effect Monster, which is no longer rare.
A material called Edge Imp saw is holding back and is rarely adopted.
The effect itself doesn't seem to be bad, but it's a bit different from Fluffal's concept, and even if the materials were loosely specified, it's unclear whether it would be adopted.
Now, the original Volcasaurus is easier to cast, and in terms of strength, the existence of Guidera and Azeus has greatly opened the water.

Frightfur dexterity poor.
It requires 3 materials and has a lot of effects, but none of them are compatible or backward compatible, so it's a dull monster.
First of all, as for the pump up effect, although the pump efficiency itself is not bad, since his original ATK is only 2000, it will not become a great ATK unless he uses a large amount of GY, and Cruel Whale can always hit with 3900 RBI. It's almost backward compatible.
Next is the GY fertilization effect, which seems to be strong at first glance because it meshes with your own pump up effect, but for some reason the timing to fertilize GY is when the battle is destroyed, that is, after the damage calculation, so it will be reflected until your next turn. The effect is that the concept of having to wait for 2000 ATK and stand still during that time has collapsed. The number of GY manure itself is exceptional, but in the first place, there are many monsters that do not have an effect unless his Fluffal / Edge Imp is used as a fusion material or sent from the hand or field to his GY, and the merit of dropping it from the Deck to GY is Thin.
Finally, the target resistance effect, this is the only effect that seems to be useful and can negate things like Drancia and free chain traps. However, when Scissor Tiger and Cruel Whale can break the back and hit with a high RBI, is it necessary to use 3 materials and use this card that relies on target resistance?
If you really want to make use of this card, you can either line up multiple units and aim for a pump up from continuous GY fattening, or use Frightfur monsters to fatten his GY and assist Daredevil's burn.

Fluffal has a very strong theme of playing monsters from the hand, so the second effect that increases the actual summoning right is practical and works well. In Cruel Whale he is the first choice card to send to GY.
Conversely, the effect of ① is difficult to use. First of all, the activation conditions are strict, and it cannot be activated unless the Frightfur Fusion Monster is in GY. Also, Fluffal is stronger than his GY out of hand, and Edge Imp is more stable if you aim for resurrection with Sheep with plenty of search methods. Above all, there is almost no merit in choosing this effect in that you can only use either the 2nd effect or the 2nd effect in one turn.
If he ends up in your hand, don't force yourself to aim for the 1st effect, instead send him to GY and use the 2nd effect at the cost of Toy Vendor.

The main goal is the 2nd effect.
You can search under the loose condition of sending to GY. This effect has no turn 1 limit and can be used multiple times per turn. Also, since it's a case effect, you won't miss the timing.
It's a Continuous Spell, and he doesn't have the effect of sending it to GY voluntarily, but there are plenty of ways to send it to his GY, such as various Fluffal cards and Foolish Burial Goods in the theme. 《Toy Vendor》's own 1st effect can also send the 2nd card to his GY, so there is no problem even if you have multiple cards in your hand.
The effect of ① seems to be weak at first glance, but it actually meshes with the theme in its own way. There are many cards in Fluffal that give him an advantage by sending him to GY, and since the cards he draws are added to the hand once and then discarded, it is also compatible with cards that activate when discarded from the hand. is good You can also actively use the effect by scissoring his deck top onto his Fluffal.
Dog is the same, but since it is the card that came out at the beginning of the theme, only Scissor can search for Edge Imp cards. You probably didn't expect Edge Imp to be categorical.
As an aside, I saw his deck combined with cards like Kerberal and 《Peropero Cerperus》that gave him an advantage by being sent to GY when he was unable to build a deck in his earliest Fluffal pure construction. I was teaming up. As for what he does, it was a gambling deck where he discarded those cards in his hand to GY at the cost of ① of Toy Vendor and tried his luck to see what cards he could draw. If the flipped card is Fluffal, he will put it in his hand as is, and if it is Kerberal, it will be discarded to GY, but it will be a Special Summon. Now, I only use the 2nd effect, but at the time, I was excited about the deck that made use of the 1st effect. He is one of my favorite decks among the Fluffal decks I have built so far.

A practical Edge Imp, second only to scissors and chains.
You can use the effect to disrupt your opponent's turn by putting out a Cruel Whale. It would be ideal if the Penguin could be used as a material.
In addition to removal, Cruel Whale can hit Foolish Burial with a free chain, so you can earn 2 of his GY advantage on the turn you put it out and your own turn, so it's very compatible. . Rather, at the moment there is no other Frightfur that fits him, so the only option is Cruel Whale.
The destruction resistance effect also meshes with the removal effect of Cruel Whale.
However, there are some themes such as Shaddoll, Kaiju, and Cyber Dragon that have monsters on the opponent's field that make their movement stronger, so you should consider whether to use the destruction resistance effect each time. There is also a way to leave it without using it to protect it from interference on your return turn.
Compared to chains and scissors, the evaluation is slightly low in that the effect is not complete with one piece. As a hand trigger, it is an effect that can only be used when it is drawn in combination with Fluffal, which is a fusion material, so it has some instability. As a search destination for 《Frightfur Patchwork》, the chain will be prioritized considering the subsequent development. It is also a neck that it is very weak if you have 2 or more cards in your hand.
It has a strong peculiarity and cannot be said to be easy to use, but the reward for the effect is large, and I think it is a card that can be adopted by balancing risk and return.

One of Fluffal's two most broken cards.
With 2 draw + 1 search, you can create a tremendous advantage from this one card.
It works well with Bear, and if you send Wing to his GY with the effect of 《Toy Vendor》searched by Bear, you can activate the effect immediately.
It's too strong, so even if you don't have all the parts that can be deployed in your hand, you can use the effect of Wing for the time being and then think about it.
Since the appearance of Dolphin, it has become possible to prepare to activate the effect of Wing from a single 《Foolish Burial Goods》, and it is a card that has increased its presence.
However, it also has the vulnerability of being caught by all kinds of general-purpose hand triggers, including Urara, so I would like to try to let other cards, such as Dogs, play it before letting it pass.

Useful Airman effect.
It's named Turn 1 and has a restriction that it only comes out of your hand, but that doesn't bother me too much.
Even if you dub it in your hand, it can be used as a fusion material, so it won't completely rot.
Since it's level 4, if you put it on the field with the effect of Penguin, you can connect to 4 Xyz while searching, so there is no waste.
Along with Toy Vendor, Fluffal is the card that makes his edge imp touch weak. Didn't you mean to categorize Edge Imp when you designed it?
Recently, the number of ways to Special Summon from your hand has increased, and the number of powerful search targets has also increased, so it can be said that it has been relatively strengthened. This card will continue to grow in importance in the future.

With loose material designation, untargeted destruction, Foolish Burial exclusive to Frightfur cards, and a high level of performance, Frightfur is undoubtedly the strongest Frightfur at the moment.
Destruction can specify all cards on the field regardless of type or front and back, and since it does not target, you can activate a face down card or force your opponent to bargain. Destroying cards in your field is not a complete disadvantage, and if you can destroy 《Toy Vendor》, you can eliminate the disadvantage and lead to further developments.
The effect of sending the Frightfur card to his GY is also very strong, and if you specify Frightfur repair, you can increase the actual summoning right once. Fluffal has a very strong ability to put monsters into play from your hand, and Dogs, Dolphins, and Owls can create advantages just by putting them into play, so it's an effect that you'll want to actively use as a set with Frightfur Repair.
The value of the pump-up that accompanies the burial effect is also large, and if you specify yourself, he will become ATK 3900 and even Ultimate Falcon can be destroyed in battle. Also, since you can target other than yourself, you can increase the damage of Harken Kraken's double attack, or raise his ATK to 5200 by arranging two. It's a free chain attack and defense increase/decrease effect, so it's highly rated that it can be activated with a damage step.
Unfortunately, the ban on VFD has made it impossible to take advantage of level 9. This greatly weakened his Fluffal lead-through, and I would say the card itself got a little underrated.

The restrictions that prevent Special Summon are too heavy.
It is also impossible to Special Summon before this card due to the "activation turn" restriction. This is too heavy a constraint for a modern Yu-Gi-Oh!
If it weren't for this limitation, I could have searched for King of the Feral Imps using Photon Slasher as a material, and then summoned it immediately to activate its effect, but it's very disappointing.
As long as there is this restriction, it will be a difficult card to raise the evaluation in the future.
The effect itself is strong, and its ability to connect to 4 Xyz and Synchro is a strength unlike any other card. A deck that doesn't deploy monsters thickly like the old 4xyz axis Trap Beat may be expected to play an active role. Also, if you put about 1 copy in a deck that uses monsters with 0 defense, I think it will play a role in solving a war of attrition.