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Among the triggers, it boasts overwhelming versatility along with Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring and multiplying G.
Although it has a somewhat troublesome restriction of being during the opponent's main phase, it goes without saying that negate, the effect of one monster on the field, can give you a huge return if you can ascertain the must counter and hit it.
Similarly, 《Infinite Impermanence》exists as a field-only negate trigger, and recently there are many scenes where that is prioritized, but the fact that it is not restricted by the state of your field is superior, and it is easy to use because it is a monster. His status as a Level 1 Spellcaster Tuner with 0 offense and defense is very good, and he is often summoned after sending him to GY after using it as a trigger.
Decks that want to increase the number of monsters that can be used for searching by using 《Small World》, Decks that can draw during the opponent's turn (If you draw additional monsters during the opponent's turn after the board is completed, you cannot use Bubble Shadow, but you can use Veiler). I feel that there are still scenes to be prioritized.
Also, is there a rarity of hand triggers that do not have the same name turn 1? I'm also happy that unlike Urara, there's no avoidance in chain order.
In addition, it seems that the seat of panchira has recently been handed over to Divine Bow of Vocation - Apollosa. However, according to the voice of the anime version, Velor is "lucky". Wow

Compared to other popular hand triggers, it doesn't fatally stop the development, but it's an excellent card that can definitely reduce the opponent's power.
His Deck, which relies on Field Spells, will suddenly change into an opponent, often turning into a crazy girl who can stop the opponent's life with a single blow. With Floowandereeze, Tribute Summon's girlfriend's Tribute is insufficient and 《Floowandereeze and the Magnificent Map》is quite troublesome.
Due to the influence of the English name, there was a theory that she was a male daughter. It's okay, even if you follow her, the bears under her eyes are cute, aren't she?

Rokket with a magnum bullet motif. It boasts a strong removal performance that is ashamed of Magnum, which is widely known for its powerful destructive power.
His GY feed, which does not target, can remove most of the resistance with the highest class removal performance, and no matter how you think about it, it is insanely strong.
In addition, the status of the main body is a fairly strong category as a low-level attacker, and I am very grateful for the fact that it is easy to use as a hit point on my turn.
On the other hand, it is inferior to Shell Rokket and Metal Rokket in terms of the number of cards that can be removed at the same time. That's not to say, I want to use it properly according to the situation.
This guy's charm is the firepower that pierces even strong destruction resistance.

A card that makes you groan for a few minutes and eventually quit.
It's true that many Pendulum Decks self-destruct the cards in the P zone to activate their effects, and the flow of searching and recruiting naturally doesn't satisfy the conditions for activating the effects.
Many of the Pendulum Decks are actually more like his Pendulum Monsters than his Pendulum Summons. Recruiting monsters is also quite common.
However, adopting this card makes him incapable of his Special Summons other than Pendulum Summons. By the way, what are the two giants that support the modern Pendulum Deck? Yes, Link Monster's 《Heavymetalfoes Electrumite》and his own effect make him a Special Summon 《Astrograph Sorcerer》. Huh, you can't use either of them?
For some reason, he doesn't fit well with the Pendulum Deck, and even though it's a Pendulum Deck exclusive card, he's in a situation where it's hard to use him in the Pendulum Deck.
These days, there are very few Pendulum Decks that don't use them, and most of his Pendulum Decks use these two cards, so I'm going to have to weigh these two against a rich pot... .. It was too reckless a fight.
However, it is not weak at all considering that it is compatible with the self-destruction of the P zone, which is one of the main ways to earn ads in the Pendulum Deck, and that you can secure a two-card draw that is easy to handle with such a deck.
It might be a good idea to remind him of his existence once when he builds a deck that somehow manages to Pendulum Summon the monsters that were placed in the main deck. This strangely irritating, dirty-faced jar that makes you want to punch it probably has room for action.

It's also hard to use.
Since the number of draws is one, I would like to see this as a bonus for the effect of returning the exclusion instead of the draw source, and as a complement to the disadvantage.
In terms of returning banished monsters, you can use monsters like Collapserpent and Wyverstar that "want to be in the deck but are often banished", and if you're lucky, the theme is to use exclusions such as Floowandereeze to maintain ads. It may function as a hindrance against it... but it's harder to use than it looks because the scene is limited.
To be honest, there are a lot of scenes that rot in your hand. It must be his Deck built on the premise of the existence of this card.
At first glance, it looks easy to use as an obstruction card, but in reality, the timing is quite limited even when it hits his deck opponent, so you should see it as an obstruction card that can always be activated with your own exclusion resources. .
Also, in the Tsubo series, I think Kanemitsu and Koitsu have faces that make you want to punch them with all your might.

The Special Summon condition itself is extremely easy for Rokket, which was built with a clear awareness of the existence of this card, but otherwise it is troublesome.
It's nice to have high stats and target resistance... but that's just a matter of using plain Borreload.
As for the most important effect, he has a target effect like Borrel's end + @, but of course it's an Xyz Monster, so it can't be used to shoot Rokket like the original Borrel, so that It is undeniable that the effect itself is a little over-adjusted.
It's true that he's a large monster, and while he's powerful at reviving Borrel monsters, it's almost impossible to take Lethal on that turn, and it's hard to stop developing.
It would be putting the cart before the horse if you couldn't hit with it even though you revived a large one.
On top of that, if there was a strict restriction at this level, I would have wanted at least a complete resurrection, but it ended up being excluded in the end phase.
If there are multiple Attack Position monsters lined up on the opponent's field, if he revives GY's Borrel Sword, he will certainly be able to bring it all the way to Lethal at once, but if you're going to bring this out, revive at around Guardragon Pisty and then develop. Isn't it better to stretch out? The feeling is very undeniable.
If the resurrection target is Savage or Riot, Queen Dragoon may be better because it can extend the development.
No matter how well Rokket is used as a nursing factor for Red-Eyes, you don't have to imitate Red-Eyes Fusion's disadvantage of causing a terrible headache to a shitty user, right? It makes me feel. As expected, it's far better than Red-Eyes Fusion, which can be put out at the end of the development, or rather, there's a way to save it. Since it is the bottom of the bottom of the bottom where the comparison target is really too severe, it is not particularly advocated.
Since the gimmick of how to avoid the disadvantage of not being able to attack directly can't be incorporated into the basic part of the Rokket Deck, it feels more like "healing" rather than "building a deck that makes use of him". I can't take it anymore.
But the illustrations are especially cool among his Borrels...

In this game, there are various reasons for extending the development with links and the like, such as landing ace and searching, but in the end, it is to make up for the fact that you can only summon once. For that reason, he has a system called Special Summon, which connects the effects.
The fact that that effort can be solved with just one card means that most of the "efforts" in modern Yu-Gi-Oh can be entrusted to this card... I won't say anything else.
Other than the slowness of being a Trap, it doesn't really have any downsides.

The effect is completely disadvantaging.
《Foolish Burial Goods》is widely known as his excellent spell card that supports various strong developments even in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, but it is said that it presents exactly the same super-strong effect as a gift to the opponent. The effect is like a bad joke.
For that reason, there is really nothing you can do about it for normal use, but since it has a very romantic combo where you can get a jackpot of 7 if you send it over and attack it with a recruiter, it's already insanely weak. However, at the same time, it also has unique strengths.
Unlike the other Dark Scorpion cards, which have slightly more amusing illustrations, it's nice to see that this one card is full of fighting spirit and bloodlust.

It has a moderately strong effect, but the activation conditions and status are hopelessly out of sync.
The point that it can bounce to the top of his Deck instead of destroying the opponent's monster (= also draw lock) is very powerful, but the activation condition is the occurrence of battles damage. No, it's easier to get battles damage if you move the opponent's monsters first. does he know that?
Furthermore, since he is a high-class monster, it takes a little time to put him on the field, and his ATK is the same as Rainbow Fish, just to finish him off. Unbelievably macho with a murder weapon, he only has the physical strength to swing the tail fin of a fish of a strange color.
As long as the effect is activated, it's really strong, so if you use Kaleido Scorpio to attack the tokens you lined up with Ojama Trio and attack them, you'll end up with about 3 opponent monsters with moderate resistances, including the Extra Monster Zone. I can come up with a combo that can clear the opponent's field, but... how should I put it, there are various unreasonable things about him. Perhaps he has a kind heart that cannot kill a single ant child.

Silver bullet......Weapon that kills werewolves, a breakthrough, a silver bullet, a way to solve difficult problems.
As the name suggests, it has the ability to completely disable his deck with a single blow if it is his opponent's deck.
Speaking of modern Yu-Gi-Oh, basically, most of his decks use EX decks. However, there are still many things that depend on the EX Deck. This is often reflected in how the Dragon Buster Blade is disliked.
In order to play that damn long solitaire, you need a lot of different cards, and inevitably there are many key cards that can't be played properly without one of them. .
If he manages to get that pinpoint into the exclusion zone, his opponent's deck is crippled, and his Rokket side, who can build a reasonably strong board, is all but guaranteed to win. You can decide the match with really simple logic.
However, on the other hand, there are a few decks like Eldlich and Phantasm that don't use the EX deck in modern times, and they don't work completely against those decks. The number of times you can hit a strong gold has decreased by one? It means nothing.
Also, since there is no board interference ability, there is no board breakthrough that you want when attacking second like Shell Rokket or Auto Rokket.
And above all, even if the opponent is a Deck that sticks, it is ultimately up to your brain to choose "Which card will stop functioning if you remove it" from 15 cards, that is, your knowledge and understanding of Yu-Gi-Oh! The process is questioned at a very deep level.
It is difficult to operate because it cannot be used without a very sharp determination of the scene and target to be used, but it is not uncommon for scenes where victory is almost guaranteed if the blow is decided.
The Rokket Deck has a lot of ways to prepare his Rokket at any time, such as "Quick Launch", "Rokket Tracer", and "Absorouter Dragon". It's best to keep it to a minimum. There shouldn't be any trouble with that. Even if there are a lot of jingling silver bullets, it's lame.
The silver bullet, which is the motif, is said to be the only weapon that can kill a werewolf, but on the other hand, it is not very suitable as a material for actual bullets, and an excellent hunter will surely hit the heart of the werewolf with one shot. It really shows its value only when you shoot it. I think it's a great card with an effect that's very true to the origin of its name.

The only points worth noting are the fact that it has been designated as a fusion material, the fact that Jonouchi continued to use it until the end in the original work, and the fact that the name is generally Bobby Ologon. However, it is the existence of the degree that there may be a scene that can be adopted just by matching it + status.
《Time Wizard of Tomorrow》, which uses this card as a material, is also low-level and corresponds to 《Instant Fusion》, so both material support such as 《Fusion Deployment》and 《Fusion Conscription》and 《Instant Fusion》support general fusion cards ( 《Keeper of Dragon Magic》, etc.), and the fact that the deck can be put together with relatively blessed and unified support without waste is highly evaluated.
For the time being, let's give it one point more than the miscellaneous vanilla around it in terms of material support. Omaef the Kenja Neyo.

Poor damage efficiency.
Even if the extra link succeeds, it does 1400 damage, which is not very efficient, so I would like to find value in the recovery effect, but it's also a shame that it becomes a self-draw lock.
In the event of a complete stalemate, he might find a value or two, but even in such cases he put Kaiju, Dark Ruler No More, and Raigeki in the slot. I don't think it's more profitable.

Roughly speaking, a single removal card that consumes summoning rights. The name sounds a bit like Bobby Ologon.
Although it's a convenient effect, it's basically done for Pancra and Fenrir, and in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, it's rarely used for monster effects unless it's an extremely modest level of fan deck battles.
But that alone doesn't give him seven points. This card has elements that go well with cards with various status aspects.
A point that I personally would like to highly appreciate is that it is a very excellent relay factor for 《Small World》in his Dragon Unified Good Stuff Deck such as Dragon Link.
Since strong Dragons are concentrated in LIGHT and DARK, the status of EARTH Dragon is relatively few among the popular cards that are often adopted, so it is in a state where "only attributes match" with many Dragons. , acts as a universal conversion card between Dragons.
Furthermore, level 3 matches "Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring" (or rather, all youkai girls other than "Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion"), EARTH matches multiplying G, and defense power 0 matches "Effect Veiler" and "Droll & Lock Bird".
Among the popular hand trigger monsters in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, there are quite a few cards with "only one status match", so "Small World" and hand triggers that have rotted or doubled without being stuck in the opponent are all in the hand. In that case, it can play a role in converting its hand triggers into a fairly wide range of Dragon monsters.
In particular, he can be expected to play an active role in combination with Small World in various situations such as initial hand accident countermeasures and upswing card searches in his Rokket and Va Red-Eyes, etc., where DARK Dragon is the main axis. have excellent status.
And if it's bad enough for 《Small World》, you can set it and if you're lucky, you'll be able to bring your opponent down.

Very easily he can Special Summon and also search with Isolde and Chaos Space.
With this alone, it's inferior to other searches and the easy level 8 of Special Summon (《Galactic Spiral Dragon》, etc.), but in addition to having high body stats, it is possible to use materials after excluding an opponent's monster. It clearly outperforms other Special Summon level 8 in points.
It is extremely easy to accumulate light and darkness in the GY in the middle of an appropriate link deployment, so it is relatively easy to incorporate it into the deployment route, and it can be sufficiently considered for use in the deck that extends the eight-axis deployment.
Since it's status is high in the first place, it's good to just add it to the side as an accompaniment to the deployment, and even if you treat it like that, you can extend the hit point with two attacks, so it's very versatile.
It's really hard to believe that this kind of performance, which is sufficiently convincing even for a new model in 2022 and can withstand practical use, was born in 2003. Well, at that time, it would be a must-have frame.
As expected, compared to modern Yu-Gi-Oh's crazy punch power cards, it's a little inferior, and it's not enough to be forced to use it, but even now, the high stats exclusion that lands under this easy condition is still used as a removal factor and as a deployment part. Good enough value. Cheers to the old soldier who has not yet decayed.
As for the illustration, he is Gaia the Fierce Knight's transformed Black Luster Soldier, and this one has a Curse of Dragon design. I can see that. Super cool.

As expected, the three-piece bounce is strong. Strong no matter how you look at it. Unlike 《Pot of The Forbidden》, it can penetrate destruction resistance, and it can be said that the destructive power has increased in recent years when the number of deployment decks with resistance has increased.
It used to be said that a pensol would be enough, but if you're going against a deployable deck, a single card will make a big difference.
Unlike Guardian Sphinx, it responds to both opponent's attacks and 《Book of Taiyou》, so if you prepare a way to use it continuously, I think it will be very useful and easy to use.
If you take advantage of his Flip Monster support, which has increased in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, I think it's not a bad card to interfere with your opponent's turn, but if you say that it's better to build a normal control with the trouble of doing that, that's it. .
However, I think that it has enough destructive power to be active in a reverse deck.