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A powerful spell card that can only be activated when there are no monsters in play and takes half of his current LP, but can recruit any lower E.
Of course, the Special Summon from the deck is strong, but it is also strong that it can be deployed while preserving the summoning right, and if you bring in Airman, you can also bring in the HERO that you want to use that preserved summoning right.
In the past, Gladiator Beast was used as a card that could cast Prismer without using summoning rights, so it can be said that there are as many possibilities as there are types of low grade E.
If you hit Urara, you will lose a lot of LP, but half of the LP can be paid at any time and there is no name Turn 1 in the activation, so if you have multiple hands, you can penetrate without problems.
That said, if you can catch Urara with other effects, it's better than that.

A tuner who likes the highly entertaining specification that the Superheavy Samurai S monster that can be S summoned changes depending on the level of the opponent's monster targeted by the effect.
As a result, even if the performance of the main body is not good, I think it is wonderful that it will be meaningful to use it in the EX Deck because it is the only Superheavy Samurai S monster in that level range.
People may say, "I don't think it's a good idea to overwhelm the EX Deck with monsters that may appear." I personally think it's a good thing.
However, you can only S summon your opponent's monsters under fairly troublesome conditions, and only monsters with levels can be used as S materials, so the Superheavy Samurai S monsters you can create are basically opponent-dependent, but with effects that require activation. It's a little disappointing that the resistance is also to the extent that it penetrates the destruction resistance.
For monsters without levels and monsters with target resistance, you can use them for the effects of these monsters by converting them into Kaiju, which has levels 8 and 10.

It's a Special Summon monster that combines three of her Reactors, and although its effects are quite strong, it's hard to produce, so the quality of its summoning conditions and effects are disproportionate, and this type of monster's reputation drops.
It has an activation effect that removes a single card on the field in exchange for one hand cost, and an effect that explodes and damages the opponent's summoning act or set of cards during the opponent's turn.
Since it has a removal effect that can be actively used, it is a good impression that it can fill the void of his Reactor effect by responding to monsters that have already entered the field and cards that have been set.
On the other hand, the effect that reacts to the opponent's turn does not negate it, and is completely powerless against the activation of monster effects that are already on the field and his spell cards that are activated from his hand. It is a pity that there is no pressure at all.
Currently, there is a slight tailwind from the decline in the adoption rate of his spell cards that only remove monsters like thunderbolt, but even in such a situation, before the barrier wave and drop used in a certain number of decks It will be a prey without leaking.
The area that Trap Reactor and Magic Reactor were looking at is out of range, so I think it would have been better to combine the effects of the 3 bodies and add an extra α.
At present, even if it's a general-purpose level 8S monster that can be created from two free materials, I think it's performance will not be broken at all.

A monster that has the effect of destroying and dealing effect damage in response to the activation of a Spell Card, one of the three Reactors he needs to Special Summon an Air Raid.
Due to its nature, it can respond to the activation of Continuous Spell, Equip Spell, and Field Spell by destroying them to make the effect unexploded, and it can also interfere with the installation of Pendulum Scale, so compared to Trap Reactor, the type of cards that can be dealt with It is characterized by a large number of
These are areas that even the combined Air Raid can't defend during the opponent's turn, so it's worth keeping this monster next to the Air Raid.
However, against normal spells and quick-play spells, which are the mainstream of spell cards, he tends to only deal damage, and it is extremely difficult to keep both offense and defense low on the field.
Basically, think of it as having no effect, and let's think about it to the extent that it worked surprisingly well when I had no choice but to stand first.

A monster with the effect of destroying and dealing effect damage in response to the activation of Trap cards, one of the three Reactors required to Special Summon an Air Raid.
Due to its nature, it is strong against Continuous Trap, whose effect does not occur if it is not on the field when the effect is processed, and Continuous Trap has many cards with highly binding meta effects, which can also be used as a check against them.
It's a pity for this monster that both Edict and Void are banned cards in 2022, but there are still many permanent meta traps to look at such as Macro and Skidre still alive and well, and you can chain them to crush them. is not bad.
1800 DEF is not a high number for a low class monster, but it can be said that the three of them are the most agile and reliable stats among Reactors.

Of the 3 Reactors required to Special Summon an Air Raid, once per turn it has the effect of inflicting effect damage in response to the opponent's summoning act, and the other 2 of her Reactors to the Air Raid. It also plays the role of issuing a coalition command.
However, his ATK 2000 advanced monster without self-SS effect is very troublesome, and in many situations it is necessary to support her Special Summon of this monster with another effect.
Also, Air Raid is not an EX monster and it can't be helped because of its Special Summon area, but since the uniting command is also performed by the activation effect on the field, if this is negate, the trouble of arranging 3 Reactors becomes bubbles.
With this specification, I wanted it to at least destroy the summoned monster, or at least have the attack negate effect always work.

A former Dark Synchro Monster used by Bomber, who became a Dark Signer in the anime 5D's. is characterized.
There are double restrictions on materials, but Machine has many monsters that are suitable for level 8S materials, such as level 5 monsters that can self-SS, as well as darkness tuners, so it is easy to meet the conditions with a dedicated Deck.
During the main phase of each turn, he can revive Reactor monsters or Air Raids at no cost, but Air Raids cannot be revived unless they are brought into play according to the regular procedure and meet the resurrection restrictions, so basically Air Raid Reviving any of his three related Reactors would be a realistic operation.
Besides that, he has several Reactor monsters, but the synergy is weak, and his 3 Air Raid-related Reactors are currently inadequate, so I would like to expect more useful resurrection targets in the future.
The effect of special summoning a machine of level 5 or less in your hand with the destruction trigger is close to a bonus, but you can special summon Summon Reactor & Special Summon this summoned monster from GY. Yes, I have a good impression that you can start with either Air Raid or this monster.

A Continuous Trap that gives Crystal Beast monsters the courage to fight strong enemies. The original defense power of all his Crystal Beasts is added to the ATK as it is, and there are monsters that exceed his ATK of 3000. To do.
It is not a card with a high priority in builds that specialize in bringing out Ultimate Jewel God, and the nature of the effect is such that it is avoided enough to optimize the build, but personally, it is a direction to strengthen. It's my favorite type of card.
For monsters like mammoths and turtles that are treated as having no effect, it's a good idea to have a different enhancement value for each Crystal Beast that refers to the defense power instead of just a constant enhancement. I feel like that.

One of the founding members of Gravekeeper, a low-level monster with a piercing effect.
Since then, the penetration effect has become a staple for monsters that use spears as weapons.
In the case of this monster, that is the only effect, and the ATK has been adjusted on the premise that Necrovalley is on the field, so even if it was at the time, it would be difficult now, including the need for penetration effects. .

A machine monster that can SS from your hand at any time during the main phase of the turn you successfully NS.
You will need a pair with a monster that can NS, but the opponent is a card that doesn't matter if it's Urara or even G, and since Special Summon in this method doesn't have a name Turn 1, even if you duplicate it, you can put it all out during that turn. is also possible.
Also, this self-SS effect is an effect that does not trigger, so it is excellent that you can use the effect without any problems even if you bring it with Sangan.
In particular, if you Link Summon Barricade Berg with Sangan from the effect of Guide NS and 2 bodies, search for this monster with the effect of Sangan and self-SS, the Machine Barricade Berg and this monster. I think it's safe to say that being able to become an Auroradon with is a clear strength.
It seems that ``Baliladon'', which is not ``Harilladon'', has already penetrated the streets, and I would like to pay attention to the future success of Auroradon.

Perfect Counter Trap for fusion roids with a theme name and a dedicated search method.
The counter effect doesn't have the name Turn 1, and with the additional effect, he has a formidable tracking ability that goes not only into the deck but also into the EX deck and exterminates cards with the same name.
Since it is a Counter Trap, it is attractive to be able to eradicate declarations and notifications that are also his Counter Trap. .
However, since it only negates the activation, if you use it against the effect of a monster on the field, the monster will remain on the field, so be careful especially when targeting EX monsters.
In addition, as a GY effect, he has the effect of salvaging theme monsters that can be activated with Friche even on the turn he is sent to GY. I feel that it is sufficient performance as his Counter Trap.
In the worst case, we can solve the procurement of fusion roids by standing up the "Steam Gyroid" that was released in "Ready Fusion", but if possible, I would like to see a new fusion roid that has a certain suppression effect on the main body in the future. By the way.

His spell card that can be activated when his Insect is in play and can produce 1 to 2 tokens.
The tokens that come out have no restrictions on their use, so they are perfect as link materials, and I definitely want to use them in his Deck, which uses his Insect-designated Link Monster.
However, there is also the drawback that he cannot summon or special summon level 3 and 4 monsters during the activation turn, and this limits the number of Insect monsters that can be used as a starting point if you try to activate it immediately.
This is because when this card was created, there was only an S summon, and the original tuner and the two tokens that came out of this effect were adjusted so that only level 4 or lower S monsters could be summoned. Yes, it was actually a hard card to use at the time.
Currently, not only the link system, but also his Insects other than level 3 and 4, which are the starting point for primitives that can be self-SS with simple conditions, are increasing, and it can be said that it has become quite easy to use.

A card that can't be seen to be superior to United We Stand, which increases defense by 800 just by equipping it.
Equip Spell's 《United We Stand》is far superior in terms of maneuverability, and its raison d'être is completely missing.
It's a pity that such a card will appear normally in the 4th season.
Now it seems that some kind of resistance effect has come along, but it's all a festival for later.

A low-class Dragon monster that seems to have been used in the manga GX.
I'm sorry, I really don't remember much about the Manjoume Dragon monster group, and if I'm not on OCG, I'm relatively serious and only know about Hurricane Dragon.
The effect is that releasing itself splits one creature into two of the same kind, giving you a numerical advantage.
Since the attribute of itself and the token are different, it can not be divided when you are present, but this is not something to worry about.
However, since the Special Summon from the EX Deck after the effect is activated is limited to high-level dragons, even Dragons cannot be used as link materials for Link Monsters during that turn, so its use is limited.
It's even more so if you've already used the summoning right on this monster, and no matter what you do, you can't avoid the extra effort and effort, and in that case, the reason why you have to use this card is getting less and less.
It would be nice to have a monster that can Special Summon from your hand by releasing 3 Dragons on the field.

As a subscription benefit for the first half of 2022, Johann's Insect monster, who appeared as an Insect user in the manga GX, has finally become an OCG.
After all, we haven't released a single body other than Planet's Mercury to the world so far.
The effect is almost a reproduction of the text written on the card in the work, and by setting his ATK to 0, he can revive up to 3 of his GY lower Insects with Friche. is possible.
Since it does not release itself, which is common in this kind of effect, it is possible to prepare 4 materials for Special Summon, including yourself, on the field, and it is a triggered immediate effect and can only be used once as long as you are face-up. It's not written that it's not there, so if you cross turns, you can get another one.
However, you can't use the effect unless you Normal Summon, so you have to find a way to NS this monster first, such as securing a release for Tribute Summon or using a tomb or star blast, and your own ATK becomes 0. ・The effect of the revived monster becomes negate.
Also, since he can't use the effect when his ATK is already 0, it feels like it's not much different from being able to use the effect only once as long as he exists face-up.
Basically, you can use the effect on your turn, and use it for releases and various materials including yourself during that turn, in which case you can use the effect with Friche even on your turn. Recognition is probably good.
Naturally, the effects of monsters activated by being sent to GY will work properly, so it is possible to gain an advantage by choosing a low-level Insect that revives.