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It's a level 8 with the same Swordsoul name as Yogan, but maybe it's a little reluctant to use it as Ecclesia, so it wasn't immediately adopted by Kaiju Kaguya.
He has a special summon effect by himself because he can special summon with the effect of Genryu, but this is also a bit crooked, and the monster must be removed by the "effect" regardless of the location.
Is The Bystial the right fit, as the name suggests?
It also activates a removal effect when it comes into play, but this is a bit of a mess, and you can remove two cards, but you have to target Field Spell.
Since it depends on the opponent, it is naturally not stable, and if you prepare your own Field Spell, the flavor is weak.
It's difficult to use it consistently and strongly unless his Field Spell, which works well even if it's excluded, does not come out.
In addition to being super rare, it is difficult to use in some places, and although the background story has a big feel, it's not a big deal for what you're doing. It's not enough, or the tinsel is amazing.

Even with 《Pre-Preparation of Rites》, it is convenient to bring something that cannot be searched with that, and 《Advanced Ritual Art》can move to a ritual summon as it is.
Advanced is an element with a strong habit, and as already said, the accident element is high, and he has to prepare a Tribute Summon or a means to deploy this to the Ritual Deck, which tends to make the Deck squeaky. makes the deck very heavy.
Unlike the original story, it supports Special Summon, so I feel that if a card that can conveniently Special Summon comes out, the evaluation will go up.

In addition to the salvage effect from elimination, the conditions for RBI increase are loose, and there is also a self-regeneration effect that requires a matching cost, so it is not bad to write.
However, the biggest problem is how to put it out because the attribute specification of the material is too stiff.
It's not to the extent that you want to force it out, but it's a card that can be used without difficulty and is likely to be a candidate for a Deck.

Haufnis For some reason, after the semi-restriction, he came as if to compensate.
It's a meaningless prank at the level of regulating the end of time and putting out Gills.
Fenrir, who has been acclaimed as a general-purpose card and is rampaging, has achieved a nightmare power-up in her Tearlaments, where she can set up 1 to 2 disruptions.
Since it's closer to Kashtira, the cost is excluded, so it's a bad matchup, and it's harder to use than Haufnis as an obstacle for the opponent's first turn.
It doesn't have a fusion effect on its own, and it's not an Aqua species, so it's not a good fit compared to his other Tearlaments, but even if you subtract that, it's out.

After a long time, the G series has finally reached the highest level.
The opponent jumped out of his hand with the loose condition of his Special Summon and set it, reversed in the end phase and destroyed all the Special Summon monsters and his Special Summon meta as usual.
However, since it is reversed in the end phase and there is a warning, there is a high possibility that it will be set up with a monster effect negate, or it will be destroyed by Baroness, making it impossible to work.
On top of that, even if you can activate it, it's not banning or sending his GY, it's destruction and you're involved, so there are many cases where the result doesn't change much compared to shooting Sambol on your own turn. It seems to me that you have a point.
Since this is a monster, there is also the risk of taking three battles in vain.
Therefore, I get the impression that it is a difficult-to-use Sambol that shoots after judging whether or not the negate system will appear or the end point of the development where the opponent cannot care for this.
Since it is a monster, it can be an advantage that it is easier to search than Sambol, but it is a disadvantage if you want to see the opponent's first turn.

Although it is an exclusion sync, the evaluation is lowered because the material specification is hard like that person in the illustration.
I can appreciate that he returned GY instead of returning it to the Deck, but at least I wanted him to be a little more flexible, such as one light and dark body at a time.

A monster that becomes an equipment card that strengthens monsters with a free chain.
Since it can be activated from the hand, I would like to say that it can be used as a combat trick, but since both offense and defense only increase by 100, it cannot be expected as a battle aid.
It's an effect to use with monsters that trigger effects when equipped, but as already said, Roland's presence is big.

A card reminiscent of game titles such as Summon Night or Summon Ride.
A general-purpose resurrection trap that lets the opponent choose between reviving one or two.
No matter which one is chosen, at least a 1:1 exchange will be established, but since you will let the other party choose, you have to guide them to some extent to make it a convenient development.
Also, if you do a good job of GY fertilization, it is possible to press Painful Choice, which you don't want to be revived, but considering the time and effort, I think a simple, easy-to-use revival trap like libide would be fine.
Being able to revive 2 creatures at the Fricheno cost is a charm not found in Ribide and 《Back to the Front》, so can I choose one that I absolutely don't want to revive and guide them to revive 2?

A card that penetrates all resistances at no cost and achieves a maximum of 1:5 exchange, even if there is a difference of 2 or more monsters on the field.
If you use the effect for Meta Beat, which tends to reduce the number of monsters on the field, you can reduce the opponent's monsters to 1, so the performance as a flip card is high.
However, since the opponent can choose which one to keep, there is a high possibility that the monster you really want to deal with will remain, so aftercare with other cards is essential.
In terms of certainty, I feel that Torrent Funeral is easier to use, but I ignore the fact that it doesn't involve your own field at all, and that you can strongly go out against monsters that are increasing in recent years that can't be destroyed or can get an ad even if they are destroyed. Can not.

It was thought that it was sure to be more than super rare because it was a series of "Triple Tactics Talent", which has a proven track record, but it is rare.
The effect is a set from his Deck of Normal Spell and Normal Trap, and even if you set a Normal Spell, it will not be activated on the activation turn, but if the opponent has a monster, it will be added to your hand, so you can bypass the disadvantages. can be done.
It's a card-like design that hits a light or rivalry on the back, but if you set 《Dimensional Barrier》even if you go first, depending on the opponent, the end card and 1 turn deception will work.
Compared to the ability to simply use it, there are a few quirks, but I have a feeling that this one will also contribute to the suppression of the first attack.

Cup of Ace turned into a monster.
Since the bonus of monsters that can be used as materials is added, the return has increased, but the risk has also increased.
Also, after Special Summon, the chain is reassembled and the draw effect is activated, so unlike the original story, you may be forced to choose to shoot Urara after seeing the result of the coin toss.
If you miss it, you can take advantage of it, such as connecting it to the Sansen Series or connecting it to an effect that refers to the monsters on the opponent's field.
It's still unstable, so it's a deck specializing in gambling cards, or for those who have absolute confidence in their luck.
Since there is a turn 1 limit, the ability to participate in evil deeds has decreased compared to the original story.

Here comes the old limited cards Earth Crush and Earth Crack Support.
Searching for removal cards every turn, searching, shooting, and using the removal cards that went to his GY as a cost to revive from his GY and looping is usually a strong move.
However, even though the target of support is solid performance, there is a lack of power in modern times, and there is a problem of whether to set a limit for it.
Impressively, it's a card with about 6.5 points.

A merciful king who rescued Ormgand, who had nothing to do with his second Generaider Xyz.
Since the opponent's offense and defense are lowered by 1000, the board becomes stronger in battle, but his favorite is the Friche removal that released himself.
Field or he embeds as many Xyz materials as the number of Xyz materials that have GY cards, making it difficult to remove and evade without targeting.
The performance of Ormgand that comes out with this effect is still that, but if you use the effect at a timing that is relatively safe even if it is drawn, such as the opponent's end phase or your own battle phase, it will become a hitter with 3000 to 4000 RBI.
Also, since the embedded effect of the material can target his own GY, if you drop Nutos in advance with 《Mereologic Aggregator》etc., you can also use Ormgand as a Furice removal.
The difficulty is that it takes 2 slots for extras, so if you use more than one, the extras will be eaten to the point of not being stupid.

He's a revolutionary card that makes him an active deployment member, far from being able to use the Generaider effectively when it comes to hand.
When Special Summoned, he can Xyze as it is to fish out his Generaider in GY, but it can be widely used to prepare sabotage personnel and increase the number of strikes for full resurrection without restrictions.
In addition to fishing, he can Special Summon from his hand.
It doesn't matter how it's Special Summoned, so it will react with 《World Legacy Monstrosity》and Kukonneko other than its own effect.
Due to his own effect, he will be excluded if Special Summoned, but it can be avoided by embedding it in Xyz material, and his GY can also be used, so it can be used repeatedly.
Which is tomorrow, Dwergs or Hell, whose roles are overlapped?

If there is a monster that was put out using Normal Monster, it can be removed by Friche exclusion card.
There are quite a few decks where vanilla is the key, such as Blue-Eyed and Bramaghi, and his deck, which uses tokens to connect to the link, is not small, so the conditions themselves are easy to meet.
However, although the no-cost flitch is great, the effect is plain for the conditions.
Considering the risk of rotting, it is difficult to adopt.