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While the development of the first attack is accelerating, this is a card that makes you feel that the time will come when you can hit a trap from the first turn of the first attack. However, since the effect itself is Effect Veiler itself, it is desirable to use it in situations where the advantage of being a Trap can be utilized.
By using it as a trap while lying down, it has additional effects, and it seems to be able to turn around in a small way, such as being able to interfere with things like the Pendulum Zone. In general, it can be said that it is a Trap that does not rot.

Personally, it's my favorite card right now. There are no restrictions on the monsters that can be Special Summoned by the effect of ②, so it is very convenient to be able to connect to effects such as End of the World and Airman while leaving the summoning right from the Golden Chest as well as the Cyber Deck.
The addition of summoning rights in ① is excellent with monsters that can activate their effects when summoned, such as 《Draconnet》, Cyber Gadget, and Lady Debugger. LP cost is high but can strongly support deployment.

Although the effect itself is suitable for the Ultra Siku frame, Link Monster requires 3 bodies as materials and the condition of "same attributes but different races". Although the summoning conditions and effects match his name, Lightsworn, he can be considered for use outside of Lightsworn as there are no restrictions on materials.
The ability to drop any card with pinpoint accuracy and pick it up by the opponent's removal is a card that is likely to be abused in the future.

The restriction was lifted in 3 months, and the hand trigger area became full power again.
Accelerate draw in response to Special Summon. By throwing this, the opponent has no choice but to slow down the deployment speed.
A highly demanded card that is still traded at around 500 yen per card even after entering the structure.

Pick it up with an illustration ad ... It's very simple if you read the effect. It is an unlikely Quick-Play Spell that increases summoning rights during the Battle Phase.
However, it feels like 《Double Summon》is fine for increasing the number of summons, so I have to say that there aren't many decks that can take advantage of this card's strengths.
The evaluation should change completely if monsters with deliciousness to be summoned in the battle phase appear.

You can choose when to use it, but it's an interesting trap card that allows you to use the LP consumed by 《A Hero Lives》or his Counter Trap, which is a divine type, to remove the opponent's monsters.
Since it references his ATK of the opponent's face-up monsters, it puts Special Summoned powerful monsters into range and has the potential to eliminate any resistants due to his untargeted Deck bounce. there is
However, face-down cards cannot be removed, and since it is a Normal Trap, there is also the risk of being chained with removal cards such as Cyclone. It's a card with high removal ability, but it's hard to play well unless you're in a deck that permanently shaves LP.

It seems that there are many relatively low evaluations, but it is interesting to pay attention to the fact that he can receive Monarch support because he is a plain Monarch status. By ssing this card with eye tail, it can be highly evaluated that it can be fully used as an attacker with the removal effect of 2 + 2800. The Revive effect isn't available, but it's well worth having one in your Monarch Deck.

An aggressive new star has appeared in Rank 5 Xyz. You can select the effect of strengthening the RBI according to the number of materials, full attack if there are materials, the effect of replenishing X materials from his GY after battle, and the effect of returning the opponent's GY card to the top of his Deck. .
Its own effect does not consume Xyz materials, so if it hits enough points, this card's all-out attack will be quite powerful. However, arranging Rank 5 materials on the field is extremely difficult, and the lack of security of this card, which has no resistance even after being played, is extraordinary.
Furthermore, the effect of ③, which I want to use the most, cannot be used in the first attack, and it is necessary to pass the attack, so I have to be careful of the attack reaction system Trap. Regarding this, I would like to find a way to make good use of the fact that it is a Dragon and add resistance.
In addition, it corresponds to the resurrection of Revolution Dragon, but is there any meaning with ATK 0?

The re-recording was quick. . .
A very versatile card among Cyberse monsters. You can revive monsters of level 2 or lower when summoned. If you revive the Tuner, you can connect it to the Hari Fiber, and with the Hari Fiber, you can synchronize with the tokens produced by this monster's effect from the level 3 Tuner ss... so you can move without waste.
Although it consumes summoning rights, it can be said to be a powerful deployment support that is useful not only for Cyberse but also for versatility.

A general-purpose Link 2 monster that makes you wonder if it was the timing to put it out now.
Many of the Link Monsters that follow the deployment by the Link Brains pack already match the category. Considering that Link Monsters with powerful effects will continue to appear in the future, I would like to try to differentiate myself with this card.
It has the advantage of being easy to combine with 《Mind Control》and control cards.

Deck Fusion is a pronoun card that has been said to be strong. Her Gem-Knight Seraphy, the destination of the fusion summon, has the effect of increasing the summoning power, so it is useful as a cornerstone of development even in the current environment with the new master rule.
Currently, it is a powerful move to search for this card from the development of Ofliss → Darling Cobra and connect it to his Link Monsters such as Cherubini and Jasmine.

The effect is a simple yet powerful one that destroys itself to remove all monsters in the main monster zone with lower hit points than yourself.
However, it is doubtful whether this card will be adopted after 3 Black Holes, which are representative of total removal including Extra Monster Zones, can be stacked. If you want to differentiate it, it will be whether you can make good use of the RBI that shows its true strength in Skidre and the fact that it is a monster effect of Friche that can be used even in the opponent's turn.
Although it is a top class monster, it can be compromise summoned, so it is hard to spoil in your hand. However, the RBI applied to the effect is 1300, which is quite an unsatisfactory value to hinder the opponent's development. It can be said that it is necessary to prepare a situation in which Tribute Summon is possible in order to make use of its strengths.

It has the effect of limiting the number of monster effects that can be activated depending on the type of monster on the field.
Although there are restrictions on summoning conditions, both attack and defense are 2000, which is an exceptional status for a lower class. If you summon it on the first turn of the attack, it will not allow monster effects to be activated, so you can also prevent your subsequent deployment from being hindered by hand triggers.
Depending on the opponent, it's a monster that can put a lot of pressure on you, but it's very weak against his Deck and Spell Trap, which is centered on P-monsters, and his Special Summon monsters, such as Cyber Dragon, which don't trigger, can break through very easily. So choose when to use it. It can be said that it is a piece whose evaluation changes depending on the skill of the player.

A Link Monster that can be expected to play an active role as a savior of Synchro Decks. Although it bears the name of Crystron, it has extremely high versatility without being tied to the material.
The effect of recruiting Tuner at the time of summoning is wide enough to target all Tuner Monsters of Level 3 or lower. The effect negate range is pending ruling, but it's dangerous to call it without a disadvantage.
Its effect that allows you to banish yourself and activate a Synchro Tuner during your opponent's turn is treated as a Synchro Summon, and you can activate effects such as Konoryu. You can expect a movement that can leave the tuner while making a sacrifice escape.
Even if you stack multiple copies, you can call Tuner Monster yourself, so you can connect it to the second Hari Fiber.
Botenkou...? I don't know this child...

Super large Odd-Eyes with powerful P effect and monster effect. Notably, his Odd-Eyes support makes it easy to find this card, and despite being a large monster, it's hard to rot in any case.
The monster effect is a hand exchange effect that discards itself from your hand to his GY, pays 500LP, and adds his Dragon P monster of level 8 or lower to his hand. The search range is quite wide, including Opp, and can be said to be the most versatile effect of this card.
It is powerful as long as you can activate the ATK increase effect of half of the opponent's LP and the effect of paying half LP to bounce all cards on the field GY, but even if you apply the effect, you cannot become a finisher, and as a monster Since the conditions to put it on the field are tight, basically we will mainly use the P effect and the hand exchange effect.
However, since he can send it to GY with an effect and can search "Supreme King Dragon Darkwurm", he lined up DARK P monsters with a P summon and he fusion summoned Supreme King Dragon Starve Venom, then copied the effect of this card. Then it's strange. A piercing monster with a deck bounce effect of 2800 + his ATK equal to half the opponent's LP is created.