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His Sunvine growing out of Sunavalon.
The disadvantage common to Sunvine is that his Sunavalon will be destroyed when it leaves due to effects, and the effect of halving battles damage when fighting an opponent's monster while linked with Sunavalon, ending the battle if it is destroyed in battle. have an effect.
The common demerit of Sunvine is quite painful, and even if he does his best, he has a fragile constitution that annihilates Sunavalon just by burning it. Sunavalon should recognize that he is vulnerable to the risk of crumbling from Sunavalon's removal.
This card itself becomes stronger in battle by cutting damage in battle and ending the battle. However, he doesn't need to block with this card as Sunavalon is very strong in combat due to his Sunavalon's own effect. It's different if you have the Great Mother God on it...
Basically, I wonder if it will be used when replacing earth spirits with his Link Monsters and using them as materials.

The final form of Sunavalon, the Mother Holy Heavenly Tree.
When the Link Summon is successful, he has the effect of searching for Sunavalon Spell Trap, the effect of not destroying the effect and not being attacked, and the effect of releasing his Link Monster at the link destination and destroying the opponent's cards up to the number of the marker.
Since there is currently only 1 flowering Unavalon Spell Trap, there is no choice but to search for it. Blooming has a powerful effect that negates the Great Mother Goddess herself and has the effect of converting the Great Mother Goddess herself into an attacker.
A card that doesn't have the healing effect of her other Sunavalon and her Special Summon, but has destruction resistance, and also has the effect of blooming and can be removed, making it an aggressive card at once. Combined with Link 4, it has excellent compatibility with swordsmen, and with this card, the swordsman's firepower, which has become his ATK 4000, will be the charm of pure Sunavalon.
The card itself is nothing more than a resilient removal and marker-sprinkling figurine, leaving it pretty unreliable for combat defense. Is it a finisher card?

Link 3 Sunavalon.
In addition to the effect of not being attacked and the effect of LP recovery and Special Summon that can be used up to 3 times, it has the effect of negating the attack and shifting the position of your monster when the link destination becomes the target of the attack.
Depending on the situation, it may be better to fight as it is because the Great Mother Goddess ahead does not have the effect of recovery / Special Summon. However, his Sunavalon up to Link 3 has no effect destruction resistance, and is quite weak against removal, so it will be a good choice to use the Great Mother God, which has destruction resistance and is compatible with swordsmen.
Special Summon up to 3 times has a sense of overkill, but if you combine it with a card that repeatedly inflicts forced damage under loose conditions such as Skull Invitation, you can develop a tremendous development. It is also spurred that the link material binding of this card itself is loose with Plant and not specified by name.
The last effect should be used when the link destination of this card is full and Special Summon cannot be used.

Link 2 Sunavalon.
It has the effect of not being targeted for attacks, LP recovery, and Special Summon effects that Yosei had, but recovery and Special Summon can be used twice per turn.
Since it links to the Sunavalon link with an appropriate plant, basically it will be in the form of raising the link from the larvae. You can now use the recovery and Special Summon consecutive effects that the larva had up to twice, but conversely, that's it. If possible, I would like to quickly access the great spirit that has many links and can use the effect three times.
Instead of leaving recovery and Special Summon effects to your opponent, you want to actively use cards that also take damage from yourself. In particular, one-chan's 2000 damage boasts outstanding compatibility because it can avoid high risks and lead to development.

A strange Link 1 that requires a specific monster to activate its effect.
If you link summon "Sunseed Genius Loci" to the EX zone as a material, he will have the effect of searching for Sunvine Spell Trap, the effect of not being attacked, and if you take damage, recover LP by that amount and he will send Sunvine monsters from EX to Special. Has the effect of summoning.
At present, there is only one Sunvine Spell Trap that can be searched, but it is an excellent card that can constantly provide link materials, and he will support Sunavalon's link tactics. Synergy is also sufficient because the conditional earth spirit can be revived at the company.
The remaining effect is his Sunavalon common effect. The opponent's attack cannot be blocked, but that is why it triggers the activation of the effect. However, since recovery and special summon are only one time useless, I would like to increase the link to spirits and great spirits using the shrines I searched and other means.
It's an important card because it has the company's search and he's the starting card for Sunavalon.

Summon when his Sunavalon link exists on the field ・Special Summon will have the effect of Special Summoning GY's lower plant Normal Monster, and GY will have 2 links with the same name by excluding GY's self and one link on his field. It has the effect of reviving one card that exists more than one body.
It has a simple hook effect, but the condition is that he needs a Sunavalon link and is a bit heavy. The plants you catch will inevitably become earth spirits. It seems that the design will be to use this card and the earth spirits that are caught to connect to his high-link Sunavalon.
The GY effect must also exclude the link in the field, and he needs 2 or more links with the same name in GY, which is heavy. However, his GY resurrection like a horse demon is not to be underestimated, and it would be nice to remove the healer who has finished his work and replace him with a swordsman with high firepower.
Overall, it is a card with heavy return but strong return. It will show its power after the middle stage when the field is ready.

If there is a Normal Monster of Plant in the field, you can Special Summon it, and by excluding GY's self, it has the effect of Special Summoning a monster with the same name as Sunavalon / Sunvine in the linked state with link 2 or less in the field from EX with the effect negate. .
Special Summoning paves the way for summoning high-link Sunavalons. It's a card that increases development power, so I want to actively use it. Earth spirits will be the top candidates for the normal monster that will be the trigger.
The effect activated by GY has redundant text and feels troublesome, but it is an excellent one that can summon a monster with the same name as Sunavalon / Sunvine just by excluding GY himself. It is necessary to secure the link destination and the point that the effect is negate, but I would like to use it to increase Sunvine and lead to further link summons.
Among the Sunseed cards that are included in the low-level main deck, it seems to be a fairly easy card to handle.

The opponent's effect that targets his Plant that was Special Summoned from the EX Deck is Special Summoned from the hand and negates him, and as long as it exists on the field, his Sunavalon / Sunvine Spell Trap is the target of the effect. A monster with an effect that makes it impossible.
Protect Special Summoned plants from the EX Deck with a hand triggered counter card. In a sense, he is invincible in battle, but he is weak against effects, so it can be said that he is an effect that protects Sunavalon. Special Summon will protect you, so be careful that you can't use it if the field is full or there is a Special Summon seal.
Once in play, he protects Sunavalon and Sunvine from his Spell Trap, but is weak in combat and has no resistances, so can't be expected to keep up. Since it only seals the target, it's powerless against things like feather brooms, so this should be regarded as a bonus effect.
It's powerless against effects that don't target, but it's worth having it as an insurance policy because it can prevent Sunavalon from being burned and annihilated by effects that target it.

His Sunavalon monsters that appeared at the unexpected timing.
Level 1 EARTH Plant Normal Monster with no effect. It is a condition for activating the Spell Trap search effect of "Sunavalon Dryas".
Since he is a normal monster at a low level, there are plenty of access methods such as 《Rescue Rabbit》, one-chan, and guess GUY. After being revived with 《Sunvine Shrine》, he can lead Sunavalon to the link above or use it as a material for link summoning Sunvine.
In the Sunavalon Deck, this card is the most important and easy-to-handle expansion card, so you can expect it to work like karoshi.

A card with an effect that varies depending on Time Thief's unique materials.
It has an effect that activates its effect when the opponent's effect is activated, and can activate each effect by removing the X material.
With monsters, he can gain ATK up, Spell to take control of opponent's monsters, and Trap to negate the effects of Effect Monsters. The effects of Spell and Trap are powerful, but the effects of monsters that are the easiest to use as materials are fairly modest.
Also, this card cannot replenish the X material by itself, and in order to use the effect many times and use his Spell Trap as the X material, it is essential to replenish the X material with other cards. Combined use with Perpetua will be essential.
That said, most of the work can be done with the self-generated power of the X material and Redan, which boasts high survivability, so I can't deny the feeling that I don't bother to use this card. To put it bluntly, it is a sad position where the power is modest even though it has a role, why was it born...?

Time Thief has also been strengthened, probably because of its connection with the latest theme, S-Force.
It has the effect that he can Special Summon from his hand in response to Summoning / Special Summon of Time Thief other than the same name card, and the effect of sending one Time Thief card to his GY at the time of summoning / Special Summon.
As a Rank 4 Deck, he seems to be a gem for Time Thief, who has many cards with effects that activate GY, but one sentence ruins everything. That one sentence is one of the sentences, and due to the activation timing, this card can only activate one effect per turn, not to mention one card.
If you prioritize sending Time Thief X monsters, use the 1st effect. You will have to choose...
It's a card that explodes with ridiculous clumsiness from its superiority at first glance, and it seems to be more difficult to use than I imagined.

His Cipher has not been forgotten, but is the new X1 body a strengthening point...? ?
The summoning conditions that can be X summoned on top of Cipher Dragon, the effect of giving his LIGHT target resistance by removing 2 materials, and returning his Dragon X with GY rank 9 or lower to his standby once to the EX Deck. It has an effect that allows you to X Summon by stacking it on a card.
The summoning conditions that are superimposed on the Cipher Dragon will shine first. So far he has a new way of dealing with replacing the monsters he has stolen with the Cipher Dragon with his ATK 4000 monsters.
Her unique effect is target resistance. A simple but powerful effect considering his ATK. However, since there is also an expiration date, it is a bit subtle to aim only for this effect. Favorite is an effect that allows you to Special Summon dragons of rank 9 or lower. Overlay it on this card in an easy-to-understand place, and for the effect cost he can return to his Cipher dragon of the material sent to GY and reuse the effect, etc. Weirdly, he can also use the cards he sent to GY with Dogmatika and Remembrance, especially Supreme King Retsuryu, which can activate destructive effects and double attacks, so you can aim for an unexpected finisher.

It's now themed but still doesn't support naming.
The effect of summoning an ATK 1850 spell user who does not exist in the field with the same name, originally he has the effect of reducing the damage to 0 only once when his spell user of ATK 1850 exists in the field.
ATK 1850 Spell It has the effect of increasing the summoning right of the user. All of the fairy legend princesses are unified in this range, and there are many cards with excellent summoning triggers, so they match nicely. In particular, Kaguya boasts outstanding compatibility as he can search for the next card to be summoned.
The other effect is a set of cards that can be summoned with her halfway ATK, so it's insurance against opponents who attack with his overwhelming ATK. However, it is weak to be removed first, and since it is a forced effect, it reacts to any damage, which is a bottleneck.
This card goes well not only with Yodenhime, but also with her Charmer, who is a representative of ATK 1850 Spell users, and her Familiar-Possessed. I think this is a story that comes to mind right away because they are originally compatible with each other.

There is also a new face in her ATK 1850 daughters.
It has the effect of recovering the opponent when summoned successfully, then making the opponent confirm 3 cards from the top of her Deck, adding the selected 1 card to the hand, and sending itself to her GY before the damage calculation to battle. there is
When summoned, instead of healing the opponent, you can get an effect like "Pot of Duality". However, since the opponent chooses, the probability of getting an effective one is low, and even though it is weak, it can not be ignored because it raises the kill line to heal the opponent. Combat effects sent to her GY will be used to avoid battles damage. It's before the damage is calculated, so I'm glad that there's a lot of attention to detail that doesn't cause rewind.
Its versatility can be a reasonably good draw source, but it is undeniably a question mark when asked whether it is necessary to use it because it uses summon power and is chosen by the opponent.

A long-awaited new appearance in the cosplay group, which has recently returned to its heyday, and has been regulated only by destroying the environment.
By discarding from the hand, it has the effect of releasing more Nekroz monsters in her hand or field and sending the Nekroz cards to her GY, and the effect of releasing the monster's effect in her hand or field to negate and eliminate it. .
The effect when discarded from the hand is a large amount of her GY manure with discarded cards and cards dropped into GY. Releasing a non-ritual Nekroz can also help trigger a burst of effects, but be careful not to get hung up.
The effect after entering the field is the blocking effect of the monster effect. Nekroz has a powerful effect-sealing monster called Unicol, but it's useless against non-EX monsters, so if you can put it side by side, the board becomes even harder.
Nekroz is new, but his second effect can be used normally if he can be ritual summoned outside of Nekroz. Drytron can bring out this card with 《Meteonis Drytron》, and it works well with the release effect, so it's a great matchup. Or rather, he pretends to be Nekroz-enhanced, but he's actually Drytron-enhanced...? ?