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A general-purpose level 6 slot has arrived... Isn't it Mr. Horus?
《Dracocension》is a card that says, "I got a lot of things."
Materials in Normal Monster can gain full resistance in this turn. However, since his own status is not that high, it is quite doubtful whether he can use it well. Furthermore, since this is a trigger effect at the time of summoning, it's ok to escape from the chain...
Permanent negate on Effect Monsters. I'm pretty happy that anything from tools to demoche is fine on the front side. It's a powerful countermeasure against P-cards, and I'm pretty happy that there is no problem even if this card is processed.
Take control with a P monster. Using P monsters as a material is a very romantic effect, but the reward is very large. It's impossible to attack during that turn, but it's a card that has infinite possibilities such as synchronizing and XYZ with follow-up attacks. With themes such as Symphonic Warrior and new P-cards to come, this effect will definitely get stronger.
Lastly, this card must be a Level 6 Phantom Dragon monster. What this means is that Shofuku is now available in any of his decks. I'm very happy to be able to transition from this card, Zoncali effect and IF Beetle and his Archfiend to Shoufuku at level 4 with Zoncali. Shoufuku's deck bounce and conversion abilities are also extremely good, so I'm very grateful to be able to use this card. With his deck using Synchro, at least one card would have been a desirable card.

Two cursed cursed holes.
The number of parallel searches has increased! It's stressful! Monarch King Search. There are many excellent cards in the King of Monarch cards, such as Reel, and I'm very happy to be able to add those cards other than bare draw.
Since there is no "Monarch" designation for monsters that apply to the specified status, it is possible to perform crazy feats such as showing "Vanity's Fiend" from various Qliphorts at a cost, and then performing a series search. In short, it's possible to make it a 6 or so... 　It's a card that's too good to be used in a specific deck. Worth a consideration for Kryfo and his Monarch.

No, this is absolutely dangerous...
A card that converts a monster on the field into a draw. After summoning Manju and others who have remained in the field, is it a basic usage to use it as a nopperabo and go to collect parts on the opponent's turn? Restrictions can be circumvented with Trap's trait, and slowness is fine as long as it's not killed during the turn. It is a card that seems to be very useful for increasing the rotation speed in the early stages.
By the way, Qliphort can also be used.

Well, this kind of thing and WP frame Wind-Up.
Material replenishment and rank up. It doesn't seem like there are many chances to use material replenishment, but it can be used to free up space during deployment in Wind-Up, or for an aircraft carrier that has been revived by rats. Strange things like replenishing Wind-Up Stars and intercepting them are also possible.
The second effect is rank up. Because it is a trap, it can be used in a variety of ways, from sacrificing escapes to follow-up attacks during BP. If you convert the aircraft carrier during the combo, you can purely increase the damage by 1000, and it is also possible to take 5000 by converting the aircraft carrier attack during BP. It's also strong against cards like Abyss, Escape, Breathle, and Veiler, which aircraft carriers are weak against. However, since the conversion destination card has little effect on the opponent, I wonder if it's the fate of this kind of card that it's possible to draw it when it's being pushed.
It's similar to spiral in terms of usability, but I wonder if it's better to use it properly because firepower and accident rate stand out over there, and stability and subtlety stand out here. However, the more serious it is, the less the former spiral itself is used, so it is inevitable that this card will be compared.
For the time being, I would like you to learn that if you think about it properly, you can use it as it is, instead of asking for a bad card by stopping your thoughts...

It's okay even if it's a Damned quasi-regulation... → Damned Festival
GY Speaking of darkness 3 bodies, he is. Isn't it one of the traumas of Yu-Gi-Oh? The appearance of suddenly appearing as soon as the conditions are met, destroying it, and taking 28 LP is exactly the appearance of a strong man. Recently, it has often been excluded from Eclipse and flew.
At tournaments, it was seen that the game ended with 9 characters called Damned Chikara Abare.

In addition, it does not seem to be a countermeasure against Trish.
Activating against exclusion seems to be strong, but it's too passive and hard to use. Even in the exclusion meta of Effect Monster, there are pioneers such as Demoche and Bresle, so its existence is quite weak.
My last hope would be meta for a certain coalesce theme that came out recently. I don't think it's bad as a card that can definitely get 5 ads.

Let's go, Kannahawk! Appellaio! It's a jet stream attack!
Destruction card for Ritual Beast. Destroy as many Ritual Beasts as you can, and if you have Ritual Beasts, you can definitely exchange more than 1:1. There is also a separation of the Spiritual Beast cavalry common effect, so basically it will not be rotten.
Also, I can't forget the point that it is difficult to self-destruct because it is up to the number. Secondly, he will be more likely to leave Ritual Beasts, giving him more tactical options for the next turn.
I'd like to stack 3, but it's so rare... so I'll have to wait and see when I can secure it.

Instead of Aihan, he reads Shoban.
What I'm doing is remelting the Ritual Beast! Although it is said that it is very subtle. The situation where this card is used is probably the scene where De-Fusion is used during the opponent's turn, but in that case Ritual Beast's Special Summon limit is usually activated, and even if it is combined, it is very likely that it will be processed afterwards. expensive.
In that case, I feel that it would be better to simply separate and destroy them.
Although it can be used for follow-up attacks, it is difficult to use for this purpose as it is far from the basic style of Ritual Beast. It's possible to combine two Ritual Beasts or two users, but that doesn't seem to match the theme, as the separation effect can't be utilized. Will the evaluation change depending on future cards?

Hawk + Elder.
The main job is to hit the bottom of the person who is aiming for Trish Nekroz.
Searching the exclusion back to his GY doesn't look bad. If Lera is selected as a search destination, it doesn't seem to be a bad thing, but it's sad that the separation effect common to Beast Knights can't be fully utilized. If you want to use it, I would like to use exclusion cards such as Beast Kanna and Tempest.
Since there is no specified search destination, is it a common tactic to search for a link with this card and end it? I would like to use it hard for initial stability.

Dolphin + Wen.
He is a Spiritual Beast rider who seems to have inherited the original dolphin's defensive height. It has 28 defenses, can't be destroyed by card effects, and can bypass target effects with separation, so its performance as a wall is quite high.
After all, the mainstream job is to come out from other Beast Knights in the main 2 etc., and it will be a basic strategy to set up with this card during the opponent's turn. I want to maintain it somehow and connect it next time.

Lion + Lera.
The Beast Knight series has a release that does not require fusion.
Man is invincible while attacking, but his hit points aren't that high, so it's hard to fight against opponents with higher hit points. Also, it is a little regrettable that it does not accept its own ascending system.
But enough attacker for a Spiritual Beast rider. In the future, he may lose his job depending on the Ritual Beast, but the current situation is that this card has no choice but to become mainstream in the current card pool. I want something a little better...

thunder hawk.
Ritual Beast Golden chest. Since it can be used as a search directly from the number of eliminations, it should be a card with a fairly high priority. I'm pretty happy that I don't care about the disadvantages of Rera and Wen at all. Also, since it is not turn 1 with the same name, it is nice to be able to use the effect even if it is separated from the Beast Knight. Undoubtedly the core card of Ritual Beast, 3 throws are unavoidable, but the rarity…

Dolphins in the river.
Although it is a living escape device, it is quite expensive and difficult to diversify. It would be great if it could be used for XYZ, Fusion, and Synchro, but I'm also worried about the lack of effect against monsters and backs. It's a little sad that the cost is too high to pass the Spiritual Beast cavalry safely.
Nonetheless, it is excellent as a wall, and if the exclusion is connected to the next one, it will be a long time, so it is unlikely that there will be anything that can be done. I'm pretty curious about Rampenta's appearance...

flaming lion. I don't care about other wind pyros like Die Gusto Phoenix.
A strong man with an RBI increase and a permanent trigger immediately. Not only does it simply hit Midra as an attacker, but it also has an excellent effect as an exempt member. I'm curious about the engagement with Lera.
Even without using the effect, it has 18 hit points, so it's nice to work just by leaving it.

Mr. Kamui! Isn't it Kamui Kyuu!
From the effect called by the reverse effect when I was young to the effect of increasing Normal Summon. Although it consumes a lot of cards, it is quite excellent to be able to fuse without being caught by Ritual Beast's Special Summon limit. It will come in handy especially in the early stages. It's not impossible to casually summon a Ritual Beast user, but I'm quite worried about the firepower of this card and the firepower of the other party, so rather than standing bare, I'd rather fuse it with this card. I want to.
Even so, he became a handsome old man...