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As a Prediction Princess monster in the main deck, it was the only proper card until Vibrio Musa appeared, Prediction Princess's low-grade Reverse Effect Monster.
Due to its reverse effect, he can set a reverse effect monster of level 3 or higher from the deck, and it is also a card that can be used as an asset for a reverse effect monster of a higher level or higher. is also excellent.
After the effect is activated, monster effects other than Prediction Princess cannot be activated until the end of the turn. I'm happy that the excellent Prediction Princess Reverse Effect Monster that can be recruited by the effect has appeared as a follow-on new.
Also, I would like to pay attention to the fact that the compulsory effects of monsters other than Prediction Princess, which is a disadvantage for me, will not be activated.

A Ritual Spell to ritually summon a Prediction Princess Ritual Monster, a special card that can be Special Summoned from GY and can also be Ritual Summoned in a set state.
This card is suitable for Ritual Summoning Tarot Wraith, which is a Ritual Monster and also a Reverse Effect Monster.
In addition, her GY effect also exerts the effect of recruiting Prediction Princess monsters in the set state, and Vibrio Musa is suitable for recruitment due to its combat ability and the nature of its own reverse effect and permanent effect.
It's a pity that I can't bring it in with preliminary preparations, but I think it has strong points that more than make up for it.

Prediction Princess Ritual Monster Tarot Rei and Level 9 monsters suitable for the release of Tarot Wraith also appear as the main monsters of Prediction Princess.
In fact, it is also an earth angel monster that is currently secretly expanding its acclaimed power.
Including the fact that it is a Reverse Effect Monster, all three effects can support Tarot Rey and Tarot Wraith, and as a Prediction Princess monster in the main deck, it is an innovative card in that it has a moderate fighting ability. You can say that.
I think that there are times when the order of things to be done is slightly back and forth due to the fact that various elements are packed into one monster, but in the Prediction Princess Deck, there is a role to be played in every phase. I think it's a great arrangement.

Another Ritual Monster in the anime theme that appeared when Prediction Princess from Korepa was re-strengthened in the 11th term.
At the same level, the attributes and offense and defense are reversed with Tarot Rei, and Tarot Rei is the ghost of Tarot Rei, which is a pretty good naming sense.
A monster with a peculiar nature born from the 11th period, in that it is a Ritual Monster, a type of Special Summon monster, but also a Reverse Effect Monster, and although it is a Ritual Monster, it has a regular Special Summon method other than a Ritual Summon. One body.
Due to its nature, even if you directly send GY, you can Special Summon in the set state from GY with the effect of Tarot Ray without being bound by resurrection restrictions. , X-Krawler, and other powerful Reverse Effect Monsters are set from the Deck, and the effect of this monster activates the Reverse Effect Monsters set from the Deck, creating a beautiful flow.
Not only can set monsters be face-up with Friche, but it is also excellent to be able to return to the set state on their own in each other's turn, reusing the effects of Reverse Effect Monsters including themselves, and only to face-up monsters. It is also excellent to use to avoid the effect that works.
Rather than making the original tarot ray a relic of the past, the fact that it is a new card that makes full use of its existence and nature is a very favorable card.

In the summer of 2022, the regular pack containing new Ninja cards will be released as a monthly VJ accessory card, a colored Ninja monster.
If a monster in his own field is his Special Summon, it will be self-SS from the hand, and it will have the effect of setting that monster, and if this card is sent from his hand or field to his GY, it will be a monster in the field. It has the effect of waking up one body or putting it to sleep.
Due to this nature, it is good at triggering the effects of Reverse Effect Monsters, which are not very compatible with Special Summons. By waking up, you can use the effect immediately, even if it is an advanced or higher Reverse Effect Monster.
It would have been better if there was a Link 1 monster that could be Link Summoned with this one Special Summoned monster, but at present there is no such thing as a good deal.
Due to the activation timing of the effect that sets the Special Summoned monster on your field in a way that connects to your own SS, if the Special Summoned monster has an SS triggering effect or an immediate triggering effect, your opponent will not be able to trigger it. Even if you chain and use Veiler or Bubble Shadow, you can also chain it further and use this effect to set the target monster to the set state, so you can avoid them, and you will be sent to GY. The effect of changing the battle position at the time of the attack can also target monsters in the opponent's field, so it would be ant to use it simply to disable the opponent's monsters by setting them.

The effect itself is quite excellent, as it can neutralize a single monster, but since it is a monster that can be placed in the EX Deck with limited materials and is a theme-independent monster, it is currently not rated very well due to the large number of competitors. A pitiful monster with a tendency.
On top of using two X materials at once, the material designation is "2 bodies" instead of "2 or more", so if you use the effect, you have to make another one bite something between Azeus to use the effect. The fact that you can't become a person is a big minus.
I don't really want to give an evaluation of X monsters because of Azeus, but it's unavoidable since the cards out there aren't banned cards.

Until the rise of theme Decks such as Gladiator Beast and Lilo at the end of Season 5, Decks made up of general-purpose monsters and Spell Traps, which are mostly designated as restricted cards, are now GS and Rather than the often written "good stuff", it was mostly called "stan", which means "standard". Personally, I would like to recommend this monster, which is also beautiful in appearance.
With the effect of summoning triggering, one magical power counter is placed on it, making it ATK 1900, and using that counter to destroy one Spell Trap, it gained popularity at the time as an attacker who could earn an advantage, destroying mirafo and cylinders, destroying the abyss, and so on. It was a monster with a master-class effect when it came to using torrents.
He is a Spellcaster who has been banned along with Kaosol and Lily, but I remember thinking, "Is he going this far?"
Nowadays, unlike those days, not only monsters that trigger cards, but also monsters that belong to the theme are often put into the deck called GS without hesitation. Since there is no effect that removes Spell Trap using a counter on turn 1, we would like to make use of the ability to use the effect as many times as possible by replenishing the magic counter with other effects.
That said, there are still quite a few situations where it would be helpful to have someone in the main deck with an effect that can remove the opponent's Spell Trap.

A "horn whistle" Counter Trap that negates and destroys the opponent's own SS effects and Special Summons from the EX Deck at no cost during the opponent's main phase that do not involve the activation of the opponent, and has the effect of Scrubbed Raid during the main phase.
This prevents the opponent from developing further before the battle phase, and the risk of being killed by a monster attack during that turn is greatly reduced, but it gives the opponent 1 draw like a bribe. There are also disadvantages.
Even if the life extension for that turn is confirmed, if you create a board that you can't return to your opponent based on the increased number of cards in Main Phase 2, it's the same as being killed, so you can't actively use it yourself. The impression that it is a regrettable card that feels embarrassed.
If you can skip the battle phase with other effects, you can skip it until the end phase, so if you combine it with those effects, it may be worth using it as a priority.

A subspecies of the Pod series, this is Rock's highest grade Reverse Effect Monster, containing many powerful spells with banned cards and experience with banned cards in its jar.
Including being a Level 9, it is a particularly high-class existence among Reverse Effect Monsters that are often said to be disappointing only that they are not Prediction Princess monsters.
With the appearance of Tarot Wraith, its usefulness has been further refined, and it will continue to be a monster that will be looked back on whenever an effect that supports Reverse Effect Monsters appears.
It is also a representative of Rock monsters that you want to Special Summon from your hand to the backside Defense Position with the effect of 《Gallant Granite》.

It's a spell card that allows him to Special Summon an Ancient Gear Titan that he can't originally Special Summon, but the cost is too high, and the demand for having an Ancient Gear Titan in your hand is high. A very bad looking card.
It doesn't have an Ancient Gear name, and the disadvantage of being restricted to NS over multiple turns is very heavy.

A Continuous Trap that deals constant effect damage to its controller each time a spell card is activated.
The damage is quite high at 1000, but if the opponent's deck is a normal beatdown type deck, if you can't go down first, the chances of dealing damage are greatly reduced.
There are many cases where his spell card that can be used from the deployed state is no more than a designated person who picks up the buds of counterattacks.
It's not a good deterrent to spell cards, and it's impossible to burn your opponent with just this card, but if you count it as one of the siege nets for your opponent with permanent burn, I have the impression that it's not bad.

A rule intervention type Continuous Spell that requires a constant LP for almost all actions performed from each other's hand.
You are not required to use monsters in your hand for costs, releases, or as materials for a Special Summon.
The LP to be paid for one time is insignificant, but there is no limit on the number of times and if you are in multiple places, the effects will overlap firmly, so if you do not deploy while managing your LP to some extent, you will not be able to do anything. It's gone, and it's also in the kill range of other burn-type effects.
In particular, you will need to be vigilant against Walls, which have a large single shot and are highly resistant, and Mahamas, which are highly ambush.
In any case, it is impossible to use this card alone, so it would be desirable to use it with other permanent burn cards such as 《Skull Invitation》, 《Fatal Abacus》, and 《Curse of Darkness》.

As a matter of course, he can specify two or more free materials, and is a new force with a general-purpose rank of 9X.
With the effect of sending monsters directly from the EX Deck to GY, and the effect of exchanging your own X material with GY monsters, you can omit the troublesome process and trigger effects by sending them to GY. You can use the effect of an EX monster with 1 once per turn as long as you can continue to exchange it.
At this time, it is a basic rule of the X material that the condition that "he is sent to GY from the field" is not triggered, but let's be careful.
It also has an effect that activates when GY is sent from the field, from the X material state, or from the EX Deck. can.
Since you can also negate the cards in your field, you can temporarily silence the unpleasant permanent effects that are imposed on your opponent, and the permanent meta that is good for yourself but hinders your development. It is an advantage that foam shadows do not have.
However, there are several other ways to send monsters to GY from the EX Deck, and it is still difficult to do it with the effect of a rank 9X monster that can be used in such a limited deck. It seems like
I don't think that Nutos and him will be on the field just like Fossil Fusion Monster, so it would be nice to use Slay or Panish as an X monster option to send from the EX Deck to GY.

A Level 3 S Tuner that can be summoned from 2 monsters with unspecified materials, it is an undead monster with a triggered instant effect that can perform S Tuner traditional arts that continue from Formulaon, and can be S Summoned during the opponent's main phase.
It's the first effect for an S tuner in this level range, so it can be said that it's worth a certain amount.
The combat ability is low corresponding to the level, and there are no other effects that are displayed on the field, and since it has the effect of returning GY's S monster to the EX Deck and reviving from his GY, it is very special to be used as an S material. It is a monster that can be said to be transforming.
While performing consecutive S summons, you can reload the EX Deck with S monsters that have S summon trigger effects and turn 1 effects. It is attracting attention as a card that can make even more dangerous developments a reality in the deck that has been played.
Everyone thinks that the banning of Harifiber is affecting Moro as a tuner with no restrictions on Special Summon, except that the disadvantage after self-revive is removed when he leaves the field. Kane.

A rank 6 undead X monster that can be X summoned from 2 bodies using general-purpose materials.
It's become commonplace for X monsters these days to use free materials and require 2 or more.
It has an overall strengthening effect that depends on the number of his GY cards of the opponent, there is no specification of the monster to strengthen or the type of his GY card, and he himself has his own ATK, so the strengthening ratio is low. Depending on the situation, you can expect to create a big total RBI.
Another effect is to consume X material and move one card of his GY from his GY. You can put the cards in the field into your own field.
Although it's called Turn 1, it's an effect that can be used with Flice on each other's turn, and it's an effect that can be used regardless of the type of his GY card, so he has a very high quality as a GY meta, and is a new general-purpose rank 6X band. You could say it's an option.
Being undead at rank 6X, the concept matches Vampire, and there is synergy in that this monster can bring monsters that are the original owner's opponents to the field with its own effect.