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"I think it's a pretty good illustration that expresses the effect."
A card that has the potential to recruit a large number of weak vanillas at will by accumulating a lot of Spell Trap in GY. In addition to unlimited use for link summoning, it is also interesting that it makes it easier to cause a great revolution.
However, the more you wish for mass deployment, the more Deck's vanilla becomes bulky. I would like to see some ingenuity, such as hitting the cost of temptation if you draw around DARK. One of the challenges is how to accumulate Spell Trap. I have Draconnet now, so I'd like you to call me at least two. It seems like a very difficult card.

A monster with 3,000 RBI that is regarded as Firewall's rival card. I really like the illustrations.
If a monster is linked to you or your opponent, he will blow away each other's main monster zone just by being Special Summoned. You can strongly check the development using Link Monster, but you will be treated in the same way. Is this solitary trump card somewhat reminiscent of an absolute champion?
"Well, it goes without saying that he has a strong peculiarity." His Link Markers aren't working properly, so it's better to just shut up and prioritize his other Link Monsters in his normal deck.
Conversely, if you can successfully coexist with this, the black hole will be intense only for your opponent. Combined with his Free Chain Special Summon, it is possible to deal a sweeping removal on the opponent's turn. I would like to expect what kind of utilization will be born from now on.

A defensive power reference card that has been outright unneeded at the same time as Link Monster's full-scale entry.
"Naturally, cards that look at defense power are useless against Link Monsters that don't have defense power." For the time being, other monsters can be expected to contract and weaken each other, but... some of them have 0 defense.
After all, it would be out of the question to compete with the current contraction with "Heavy Storm Duster" and "Back to the Front" standing side by side. Combined with 《Reverse Trap》, it can be used as an enhancement, but it's not enough to go out of your way to aim for it.

A Saturday night regular who was left in the non-evaluated column.
It's an image of "Tragoedia" with the expansion effect from the bonus hand, but since the range where Special Summon can be done depends on the damage value received, if the ATK is not low, it will be necessary to wait for a large amount of damage. As a deployment card, the late trigger is also a neck. The deployment effect is optional, so you can use it on your own like Trago or Goes, but it feels like doing it with this status.
Depending on the opponent's blow, it may be possible to unleash a trump card and cause a come-from-behind Fever, but if you draw when you are outnumbered, the player will freeze and the duel will be heated up all at once.

A trap card that shines with the destructive power of a no-cost Tsuitsui that will shock you.
"It's undeniably slow, but a perfect 1:2 exchange is unmatched." Even if it's bound in the battle phase, it's completely pointless if it's activated during the opponent's turn, and since it can destroy one card, it's really versatile. Artifact, which can be treated as a double cyclone with less peculiarities, and Paleozoic, which is a trap, are also compatible.
I think that versatility is comparable to Tsuitsui, but the reality is that this class is the starting line for the 10th term. This is the card to watch out for at the top of the list of rarities.

His Spellbook with a hybrid effect of Spellbook Trade-in and Wonder Wand.
When using a Spellcaster monster as a cost, it comes from the field, but when using a Spellbook as a cost, it can be used from either your hand or the field. After the mid-game, he sends Cressen, Thora, and Necro left on the field to his GY and converts them into 2 draws. Although it is a draw, it will also function as a lubricant to some extent.
Just as he once dominated the environment with a single God Trial, his Spellbook, which has a wealth of search and rotational power as weapons, creates a considerable range of movement with just one card like this. A highly versatile Wonder Wand that can be used in a wide range of Spellcaster Decks as a searchable Wonder Wand. Isn't it a moderately strong, high-quality enhancement?

"Unexpectedly, this is the first Yu-Gi-Oh card with a rock-paper-scissors effect." Yu-Gi-Oh has long had the concept of coin toss, so maybe that's why the appearance of rock-paper-scissors was delayed.
When it comes to the luck factor involved in battle, coin-toss-type monster boxes come to mind, but instead of being used up, this one has the strongest removal ability. However, since it is a single-use card, if you lose to rock-paper-scissors, you will unilaterally lose two cards. Unlike coin toss, rock-paper-scissors still have no support like second chance.
If you win rock-paper-scissors, no matter how strong the monster is, it will be buried in the other side of the dimension, but if you lose, you will be a big blow to the gambler's blood. But if I respect the win, I want to play more reliable removal cards.

A new age Rescue-kun who appeared to save Link Summoning.
He needs to have a Link Monster before he can use the effect, but if the total level is 6, the degree of freedom of recruiting effects that doesn't limit the race or number is overwhelming. You can recruit a single level 6 or multiple recruits below that level. Although the effect of the recruit destination will be negate, this alone feels quite possible.
Due to the condition of the effect, the higher the link of the starting Link Monster, the more powerful the card will be. The only biggest drawback is that it is difficult to use in the early stages, but if inflation accelerates enough to compensate for that, it may have the potential to sublimate into an unprecedented expansion card.

Compared to the existing lifting cards, it is great that you can lift relatively high-level monsters of level 4 without being bound by card names or status. 《Sangan》and 《Dandylion》have 《Crane Crane》, but cards like 《Witch of the Black Forest》that can raise level 4 are valuable.
The main role is probably to link summon from there, but how is it really that it only stops at Link 2 alone? Even if you aim for Synchro from Tuner resurrection, it's only level 5 after all, and there are Kinka cats that don't negate the effect of the resurrection destination when reviving level 1. I think it's an excellent card, but I also feel like it's an unexpectedly difficult card to use.

"A rather rare large monster for Highlanders." A card I've been eyeing for a while.
Since GY requires 5 or more monsters, he is naturally a highlander, and he is good at GY fertilization, so it will be limited to Deck. By mowing a lot of monsters into his GY and adjusting his GY with Shirayuki and Twilight Lightsworn, Special Summon is relatively easy. Combined with the GY exemption, a certain amount of multiple stacking is acceptable and does not necessarily have to be a strict highlander.
This card itself, while fertilizing GY every turn, selects a card in a free chain and destroys it. If you stack too many, the destruction effect may not be triggered, but if you set the construction to Highlander in advance, it's a minor drawback.

In other words, Twilight Lightsworn = Lightsworn brainwashed by the Dark World?
A Continuous Trap that has an effect unique to Dark World, returning his Dark World on the field to his hand and rewriting the opponent's monster effect to handicap. Moreover, since there is no turn limit, you can aim for a shutout if the conditions are met. It can be differentiated from 《Skill Drain》in terms of searching, stopping effects outside the field, and not interfering with your own effects. Those who understand that Discard is treated as an opponent's effect will understand the advantage.
However, there are many restrictions, requiring more than 3 cards in hand and his Dark World on the field, and you cannot choose which card to discard. Although there is no turn limit, it is basically an adjustment that makes it difficult to activate multiple times. It will be necessary to utilize Dark Worlds with Special Summon effects such as Bage and Celtic so that the Dark World of the field is not interrupted.
"It's powerful if it fits into the mold, but it's also a pretty peaky card." By the way, you can also bring back his opponent's Dark World, so the mirror seems to be even more quagmire.

An ace monster controlled by Yusaku-kun, the main character of Vrains. And it is also a problem child whose effect has been lively in the Yu-Gi-Oh area long before it appeared in anime.
It has the effect of free-chaining as many monsters as the number of mutually linked monsters, and the effect of Special Summoning monsters from your hand if the link destination is destroyed by battle or sent to GY. Since he is a Link 4, the difficulty of reciprocal linking is quite high, but since he can be used on the opponent's turn and has the possibility of multiple Tremis, I can only see the future of being abused. Also, he has a lot of conditions for the Special Summon effect. It can be used just by link summoning normally, and unlike (1), there is no turn limit here. You can use it to satisfy the mutual link in the first half, or Special Summon the monsters returned to the hand by the recovery effect.
A next-generation ace who has been flying solitaire since the beginning of the 10th generation. He's already showing off his troublesome streak with one kill on the first go.
In addition, it was re-recorded speedily in less than a month after its first appearance. It's definitely supposed to be the centerpiece of the new pack, but what does it mean to announce a reprint before the release...

There were a lot of his decks that stack Special Summons from P summons, one of the strengths of P summoning is the mass deployment from EX, and the fact that P monsters don't go to GY in the first place is the reason why it was difficult to use. I guess.
"But it's not bad as a stopgap measure until you can incorporate link summoning." You can't do Special Summons other than P summons, but conversely, you can do P summons, so you can do the bare minimum. I think it's more realistic to switch to a 2-draw rather than poorly stacking recovery cards and deploying them from your hand.

Now that I think about it, the number of cards that take advantage of destroying your own cards has increased dramatically since this card.
In addition to being able to be used repeatedly in P-summoning, the search effect is excellent with P-cards that can be destroyed with almost no risk. The combo with Higurumi and Ariadne is brutal, and when combined with them, destruction becomes an advantage rather than a disadvantage.
　The scale is easy to use with 2, and the 1000 increase is excellent, which is great for EM with a brain muscle theme. All the cards included in this service pack are cards that will be treated as core later in each theme. Now that I look at it, it was too luxurious...
During the heyday of EMEm, the price soared to an unbelievable level, but it plummeted due to the double damage of gold reprint and restriction. The change in the master rule will also have some impact. I'd like to think that all that's left now is to wait for the relief.

Is it a fusion that "beyond" super fusion that surpasses fusion?
The Super Fusion Gene lives on in terms of "heavy cost", "can't be chained", and "limited to the field", but since it's basically a Normal Spell that you use for your own fusion, it's a completely different card.
In exchange for not being able to fuse hand cards, the uniqueness of this card is the simultaneous resurrection effect of a set of fusion materials. It is easy to use for continuous hits of fusion summons and S / X summons, and it purely increases the deployment power of the fusion deck. However, the impossibility of hand fusion is a disadvantage that is quite painful as a fusion spell. It increases the deployment power of the fusion deck, but it can be said that the conditions require a certain amount of deployment power from the fusion deck in the first place.
The number of monsters can be increased even though it is fused, so compatibility with link summoning is good (although it is necessary to send the fusion summoned monster to his GY). It's kind of bleak at the moment, but I think it has potential.