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Misawa's large Japanese undead, who was the ace of the non-buripuri tag team duel by Asuka & Misawa in the manga GX, has appeared in the regular subscription benefits this time.
As a result of letting it sit for a long time until it was converted to OCG, it ended up being a muscle-brained monster with all the bad habits of the Japanese Undead.
In addition to the high original ATK, it has a self-strengthening ability proportional to the number of other tribes other than itself, and due to the release reduction effect and self-salvage effect, even if it falls down, it will be released for Tribute Summon. But you can revive in the field, but that's all you can do.
Self-salvage requires a solid hand cost, and since it can only be used at the start of main phase 1, it doesn't make sense that it doesn't have the name Turn 1.
Well, if you say that there is no name Turn 1 for that reason, then you are right, but in that case, I don't think you need to request a hand.
If you don't discard your hand, isn't it much different from Kirasune before Errata? It's a story, but I think it's quite difficult to activate it on the first turn because of the activation conditions, so isn't that good?
What I want to say more than anything else is, was it necessary to write that you can't do Special Summon, even though you can release it with less release and you can salvage yourself? That's what it means.

A level 5 water spellcaster who can self-SS from her hand if she has a face-up card in her spell trap zone.
Since it doesn't depend on the opponent, I think it's above average performance for a level 5 monster that can self-SS from the hand, but there are level 5 monsters that can self-SS even if there are no monsters in their field. , I would like to use it in a somewhat specialized Deck that can make use of my own race and attributes, or my own 2 or later effects.
By powering up himself with the 2nd effect, you can expect it to work beyond just being a material for Special Summon, and with the 3rd effect, you can send any low-level monster from his Deck to his GY, but neither is possible. Even if you try to use it strongly, there will be many situations where it does not work well.
In that case, I have the impression that the demand will be limited to a fairly narrow range of decks, such as a deck that makes it easy to cast a face-up girlfriend's Spell Trap in your own field and also makes use of your own basic stats.
I think that the spirit of wanting to contribute to various things such as deck rotation in battle is worthy of evaluation, and the enhancement rate of self-enhancement is quite high, and the field card zone and the face-up Spell Trap of the opponent's field are also referred to. So, unexpectedly, it might be the strongest to put him in the role of attacker and finisher?

Double defender is his Continuous Spell, double protector is Monster.
It has the effect of temporarily halving the ATK of one opponent's monster when she is defeated in battle.
Besides performance, why are those two protectors on?
Even so, I don't really understand how it raises the defense power to make it harder to be knocked down, even though it only shows its effect after being defeated.
For some reason, it's not effective for battle destruction from sending, and both defenders and protectors have in common that they have the same performance as one point.

A Continuous Spell card that reduces the number of opponent's attacks with no particular note other than not being used.
If he has less than 1 Defense Position monster on his field, it will lose its function immediately, so it's better to use Scrap-Iron Scarecrow alone to continue working repeatedly, even if the type of card is different.
Just looking at the card name, I thought it was the monster used by Yusei or Jack in the anime 5D's, but I was completely wrong, it wasn't even a Monster.

Until just a few years ago, it was treated as a "monster with a unique combination of races and attributes" that could be confirmed in some themes, and now it is steadily expanding its power and strengthening its unity. As for the earth angel monsters, on the other hand, although it's good that they've created a new community, there are some that don't seem to be expanding their circle at all.
That is the water fowl monster that Melag laid the foundation for in the anime Zexal, and this monster is one of them.
The effect is to pay the cost of one hand card, deploy water birds and beasts other than cards with the same name from the hand and his GY, and return to the hand.
Due to these characteristics, it is easy to use the effect repeatedly, and since there is no level designation for waterfowl and beasts that are Special Summoned, monsters of the EX Deck such as advanced monsters and X monsters can also be used from the hand or her GY to his Special Summon. The feature is that you can Summon.
However, the repertoire of monsters that can be used for Special Summon is too small, and there are almost no monsters that have special useful SS triggering effects or can be used as a main force on their own. is difficult to obtain.
In the first place, there is a specific monster in both the hand and GY, and it is written that this monster will be put into play as an NS and the effect will pass, which seems to be quite an accident. That's right, it doesn't seem to be that strong for that...
In any case, it seems that we have no choice but to wait for the time when Melag's card group will be strengthened again.

Her Arcana Force EX counterpart, the true trump card of the Arcana Force, sending 3 monsters to her GY to make her Special Summon.
A superlative Arcana Force that features both high offense and defense and positive and reversed effects.
The effect is that the upright effect is a battle destruction trigger that can salvage any of his GY cards, and the reversed effect negates the effect that targets itself in exchange for her ATK and destroys it. It is a target resistance effect.
Since it has 4000 ATK, it's easy to destroy an opponent's monster by battle, and the effect it exerts is strong, but if you ask me if it's an effect that I want the monsters I've played so far to trigger battle destruction, it's a big deal. I have a question.
It would be fine if the resistance effect could be applied at the same time, but in reality it is not, so there is no staying power beyond the high offense and defense.
To be honest, I don't think that's the role of such monsters.

A latecomer and half of the 4000 offense and defense superlative Arcana Force, which deviates from the logic of the tarot cards and the numbers given to each.
With the battle destruction trigger, he was reborn as a super aggressive monster that hits twice with ATK 4000 from a solid light ruler that can salvage any GY card and has an effect suitable for long-term battles.
Going above the world, he feels like the true boss monster of Arcana Force, and the card name has changed from Light Ruler to Dark Ruler, but his attribute is still LIGHT.
After the second attack, it goes into rest mode, so you want to make sure that your opponent's LP is cut off with the second attack.
The reverse position effect has also changed from a substantial target resistance that sacrifices Light Ruler's own ATK to a ferocious strong effect that takes all the cards on the field with him when he falls. 》can be said to be attractive as an effect to switch.
The method to determine the effect you get is the same coin toss as many other Arcana Forces, but the condition to Special Summon yourself is to send 3 monsters on your field to GY and Arcana Force does not need it, Somehow Arcana Force tends to end up as a deck for the world or this monster.

Rather than aftercare when the reverse position effect comes out, it is a fashionable move that switches from the offensive upright position effect to the defensive reverse position effect to parry the opponent's attacks and effects, that is, the upright position. ・A trap card that you want to use against Arcana Force, which has both reversed effects.
But that's just an ideal, and the reality is that there aren't too many of his Arcana Forces suitable for that right now.
This card itself is also required to be drawn directly, and this is that he is in sync with Lightsworn, I think it's really tough.
There are anime-made and OCG-made cards, and among them there are cards that are born to capture the top, so I think it can't be helped that some have-nots will appear, but what is it? I feel like I don't have to make this much difference.

The upright position effect reacts to the opponent's NS and allows him to Special Summon his Arcana Force in his hand, and the reverse position effect reacts to the opponent's NS and gains the effect of inflicting handicap on himself. Lower Arcana Force.
You can launch Moon and World, which are superlative Arcana Force, from your hand. It is very uncool that the strengths that are not there are not used in most situations.
Even so, the stats are low, the reverse position effect that is a disadvantage is heavy, and the Special Summon is limited from the hand, so I feel that it is an effect with too few highlights.
Without mentioning Moon or World, wouldn't it be nice if even one body could get something out of this upright effect?

A low-level Arcana Force whose upright effect strengthens all Arcana Forces, and its reversed effect weakens all Arcana Forces.
It is desirable to line up more than one at a time under the application of the Light Barrier, and the stacking effect allows him to increase his ATK for the entire Arcana Force by 1000-1500.
However, due to the low deployment power of Arcana Force's own cards, it is difficult to achieve that unless it is considerably supported by other effects.
I think it's daredevil to put out a monster whose ATK is 1900 or 900 with its own effect and roll it into the field alone, so I think it's daredevil, so one of his other Arcana Forces. The minimum is to line up with the above and apply the upright effect.

When his Spell card is activated by the upright effect, it will temporarily increase his ATK to 2200, which is double his original ATK, every time his Spell card is activated by the reversed effect A minor Arcana Force that heals the opponent.
It feels like both the advantages and disadvantages are small, and since your original ATK is too low, the upright effect doesn't work as a great advantage, and the spell card is activated anyway, even if the upright effect keeps doubling. On top of having to, it's really sad that the effect only lasts for that turn.
His main role will be to pass the upright effect to Arcana Force with Arcana Call or higher, and at least he has an ATK of 1600 or higher than Lovers.

A super-powerful card that not only has a theme name, but also has a number of performances that are extremely ideal as a theme-specific trap card.
If you don't stick to activating it from your hand, he can be used even in his deck that contains Wind Bird Beasts other than Harpie, and its effect negates all of your opponent's monster effects that were activated in all areas that turn.
Not to mention effects activated on the field, hand trigger monsters will no longer interfere with the deployment, and monster effects that activate when sent to GY are all closed by effects that cannot be erased.
However, it does not prevent the activation itself, so please be aware that the effect of "the activated effect is not negate" will pass through as it is.
Even if you can't activate it and it's smashed as it is, you can search or salvage the restricted card's sandpaper, so there's no point in complaining...

He is a high grade Pyro monster belonging to Volcanic.
Like them, it penetrates most resistances and removes one opponent's monster before appearing on the opponent's field. In most cases, you're better off with Kaiju because it's well-tuned and has plenty of support.
Like Lava Golem, the timing of burn damage given to the controller is slow, and whether or not you receive it is three inches from the opponent's chest. increase.
Unlike Kaiju, it is also possible to Special Summon in the Defense Position. It's a relief that it belongs to a theme that also has an eye for reinforcement.
In particular, the defense power is 1200, which is not a high number even for a low-class monster, so it can't be NS, but it's nice to be able to easily defeat low-class monsters.

It's a machine monster that can turn into two by itself, and with the introduction of link summoning and the large number of link 2 monsters that include machine as a designated material, it's an excellent starting move for various decks that use those link monsters. A low class Mecha Phantom Beast.
The most attractive point is the high self-containment power that can do all the power-up in the damage stage using the token alone.
However, her special summoning tokens is an NS trigger, so if you get hit by Veiler or Bubble Shadow, you will lose the right to summon and this monster will become a stick, so be careful.
This is the common fate of monsters that have NS-triggering effects and don't have target resistance.

The monster effect is a bonus, and it is the only level 4 non-tuner Laval that responds to conduction fields and explosions. A monster that feels almost useless due to the appearance of Archer, which has a strong effect.
It's not bad to be able to GY send multiple monsters from your hand in one turn, regardless of the situation on the field, to revive monsters with explosions, even if the effect is negate. It's not like I have the means.
Normal Monster , but I feel that monsters lacking something like that are destined to be weeded out by talented juniors who will eventually come out.
Unfortunately, no one knows when that will be...