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Comprehensive evaluation: A game of luck which cannot be operated is too risky.
There is also the possibility of losing your own monster, and although luck is involved, it is inconvenient to only be able to exchange 1:1.
Other trap cards that can be reliably removed are more consistent.
There is a way to reuse it even with backside exclusion.

His ATK 1800 + monster sideways effect + his Cyberse attack, including himself, penetrates the monsters laid down, which is likely to be in the non-themed GS monsters before the 3rd term. card to have.
The restriction that you can only attack monsters that have been laid down was quite unnecessary, but the target monster has battle destruction resistance, and by inflating one of your girlfriend's Cyberse greatly, it can lead to a large LP cut.
《Cyberse Enchanter》has value in the fact that it is an L material that has been named in order to demonstrate its true potential, and it is a strong one even though it was half-forced to make it a “necessary card”.
Really? You may think that, but at least it is definitely stronger than Madolche Puddingcess.
Unfortunately, the enchanter that comes out is far from Chocoara, so it can't be helped.

One of the monsters used by Yusei in Yu-Gi-Oh 5D's, his card name is reflected in his appearance and abilities, and he only appears once in the anime.
The amount of monsters required for self-SS is limited to level 1, and if you don't have the spirit to fight, you don't have any other abilities or even a tuner. At the time of its appearance, it was said that it was terrible, and it was often called "Big Sowan".
However, the only and greatest strength of this card is that the level of the cost monster and its own level match, and this card, which also comes into play with the cost monster, can also be used as a material for release and Special Summon. This card sent to GY is also Level 1, and the card with the same name can be used for the cost of own SS.
It can be said that it is worth trying with a concept deck that uses 《Kinka-byo》and other monsters in the main deck at level 1.
In that case, 《Cyber Dragon Nachster》will be a strong competitor, so you should also consider using your own race.

It has a self-SS ability that feels like Big One Warrior, which allows you to use level 2 monsters as a cost. Unseen level 4 he is a Cyberse monster.
The reason is that there is no reason to prioritize this monster as a self-SS monster because the level of the monster used outside of Cybers and the level of the monster to be used as a cost do not match. Since 《Defcon Bird》and other excellent deployment personnel exist, there is no need to use this card when using it as an L material that has little effect on level and status.
Since there is no cyber specification for the cost monster, general purpose is general purpose, but it can not be helped if there is no place to stay.
Even on his own, he's a low-class monster with 2000 DEF, and for that reason, I'd like to praise him for his reasonably high ATK.

No1 fake one. The name is 1 but the rank is 8.
Although it was a false No that was often greatly strengthened due to the time it came out, this card has a relatively mature impression.
However, as already mentioned, it's the first demon rank 8 that doesn't specify materials, so it's great for decks like Archfiend where it's easy to get tied up with demons, and being able to send GY cards from your opponent's EX to her GY is also valuable. .
I think his simple effect and good stats make him a useful universal X in some of his decks.

Fiend's Xyz was only "DD" and there weren't many talented guys, so I'm personally happy that he's a general-purpose rank 8 with no restrictions, and he's just a Fiend. Because I can do it, I can do the minimum work. Personally, I'm happy because I can bring out the resurrection destination of "Muckraker From the Underworld" and the fusion material of "E-HERO Dark Gaia" from the EX Deck without difficulty.
I think it's a mediocre, well-balanced and easy-to-use card that's neither overpowering nor strong, nor weak.

Cyberse Superlative vanilla, those who have no other evaluation specifications.
From the point of view of the highest vanilla of the new race, he is evenly defeated by Wyrm's Phantasm Spiral Dragon. He has a strong horizontal connection, so it's true that he has to be cautious because he's a Cyberse, but at the same time, Cyberse doesn't want him to have a status, so he hasn't had much of a track record yet.
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It is a card made as a collaboration card with Monster Strike!
It's a Normal Monster, but it's a nice card that looks and is strong enough...
With a plump bust and beautiful legs, it will be unavoidable to fix the illustration when the overseas version comes out!
I think 《✪ Absolute Champion - Megaplander》was also good with this level of status.
At the very least, I would like to have something that shines in the status like 《✪ Baoyaki Steamed Horse - Hanbalk》.

Fake Numbers Attendance Number Ichiban! Hey Burning!
Unlike the other Fake Numbers 2 to 4, it does not have effects that can be used during the opponent's turn, and the effects it has are effects that remove cards on the opponent's field, so in many cases it is a card for the second attack. However, it also has the ability to peek at the opponent's EX Deck when X-summoned and send one of them to GY, so you might want to put it out first!
It's normal to have EX monsters that you only use once in a deployment route, but in order to improve your ability to respond, there are many cases where you don't blindly stack multiple EX monsters, even if they're essential for a theme, Although the number of is small, this effect, which can be targeted and sent to GY, will definitely contribute to throwing your opponent's strategy out of whack.
Recently, the number of monsters with effects that can be activated even if sent directly from the EX Deck to GY has increased, but you can check it yourself and select it yourself and send it to GY, so you don't have to worry about sending such a monster to his GY. I'm happy.
Since it has the effect of going first and second, it gives the impression that it's a somewhat ambiguous ability, but this card brought all of the abilities that this card originally had in the anime almost without any changes. It's also the result of that, and I really like it because it's a strong card even without unreasonable external effects or unreasonable modifications to the effects that it originally had!

Due to the effect of (1), I think that the "Salamangreat" Deck is excellent because it is easy to satisfy the conditions for self-Special Summon.
I think it's strength is that it's a level 3 monster that can be used as an X material for 《Salamangreat Miragestallio》.

I think that the effect of bouncing cards in the Spell/Trap zone in (1) is worth it.
With the effect of (2), depending on your girlfriend's GY, I think it's excellent that you can aim to weaken her ATK of your opponent's monsters and strengthen her ATK of your own monsters.

Cyberse was newly launched with the start of the anime, but this card is the OCG Cyberse superlative Normal Monster that finally appeared in the third year, the last year of the anime.
ATK is relatively high at 2800, and the defense power is also stable. It's closed.
Except for the fact that it's a new race called Cyberse, it means that in the 10th term we're releasing a card that's not much different from the 《Wingweaver》that appeared in the 2nd term.
It's a pity that if the activation conditions of Texchanger's effect were a little better, it would have been more meaningful to use it.

Although it is one of the completely disposable cards that appeared only once in the anime, for some reason it was selected as a promotional card that was distributed independently at the event.
He is a monster that can be Special Summoned from his hand by triggering battles damage, and although his defense power is constant, he is a monster like an eclectic "Gorz the Emissary of Darkness" and "Tragoedia" whose ATK is determined by the damage received at this time.
I think it's great that you can get the effect even if you launch an attack yourself, but I think it's safe to assume that the effect in the second half is almost non-existent.

Comprehensive evaluation: It is useful in that it can almost certainly aim for 1:1 exchange.
It can safely destroy the opponent's set cards, and since it does not chain, it is also strong against free chain cards.
It has the disadvantage of activating the corresponding card when another card is chained, but it's not bad if you can force to use it with a different timing.
Well, if it's something like a Continuous Trap that turns into a monster, it's not too much of a problem in terms of timing.

Comprehensive evaluation: Aim to draw 3 cards with 《Proton Blast》, or use LP loss to widen his LP gap.
The probability of drawing 3 cards is 12.5%, so there is no chance of success, and assistance with other cards is essential.
It's a good idea to aim for Proton Blast, which allows you to draw 3 cards by turning 3 cards face up.
LP loss can be used around 《Reversal Quiz》, and it is useful for finding the LP difference.
Or, if you combine with another coin toss, such as 《Fairy Box》, you can draw two cards with 《Dueltaining》.