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It's been talked about a lot, but it's a Numbers-only Xyz Treasure.
It has the effect of drawing cards up to the type of numbers on your field.
If it was an environment up to Master Rule 3, he wouldn't be able to have multiple Xyz Monsters on the field, and just making those cards Numbers might have turned out to be a powerful card that would lead to a lot of draws.
However, it's been a long time since we moved to a new master rule environment that requires a link, and it's a card that I can't deny that I missed the opportunity, or maybe that's why I was able to get it out.
Even with just one Numbers, it becomes Upstart Goblin with no LP recovery, so I don't think it's a weak card by any means...

A diagram of calling a high-level synchro by competing with the opponent's synchro.
A Quick-Play Spell that targets an opponent's S monster and has the effect of Special Summoning an S monster that is 1 level higher than that monster from the EX Deck.
But well, it's already been said a lot, but the hypothetical condition that the other party is using a synchro, and is using a synchro that is 1 level lower than ours is unreasonable. Therefore, it starts with whether or not it can be activated.
Even if it can be activated, the summoned card cannot use its effect that turn. Therefore, it can't be helped to say that the benefit obtained is halved.
A card that misreads the times a little too much.

Another search card that specified his strange ATK range.
It has the effect of searching for Plants with ATK 2400 or more, and the effect of being able to Special Summon monsters in the same range from your hand by excluding them from GY.
The two effects are connected, but you can only activate one of them once per turn, so you can't use Special Summon immediately after searching. Can you afford it?
Applicable cards include Gigapla, his superlative Sylvan, and the Plant Princess series. I felt that it would be ideal to use either Ronfa to pull it out or he to use Sylvan's effect, but it means that a new path was born, but this lag is a bit painful.
At present, there is only Rose Sorcerer, but if there is a corresponding card that can voluntarily perform his Special Summon, there is an atmosphere that seems to be garbled.

Numbers that will appear from the manga ARC-V, not the ZEXAL series.
By removing the X material from your own or your opponent's battle-destroyed monsters, the effect of Special Summoning him in Defense Position and the effect of recovering LP by the defense power of his Special Summoned monsters other than this card. have.
It is not an exaggeration to say that it is a rank 10 goyo monster with effects. Rather than resurrecting your own monsters, you want to use this card's 4000 RBI to overwhelm your opponent and take control of them.
The other healing effect is quite a bonus, but it would be nice to have the defensive power of the stolen card as it is.
Although it is a rank 10 with train guns wriggling, there is room to shine as a general purpose rank 10 with a slightly different effect.

At first glance, the name reminds me of his Monarch, but from the material and handling in the work, is it a fusion of the Sacred Beasts different from Armitile?
Using 3 level 10 materials, his overwhelming ATK and defensive power, and his own Special Summon or when another card is revived on his field while this card is on the field, 1 opponent's monster and has the effect of inflicting damage equal to half of his original ATK.
ATK is high, but there is no resistance for 3 level 10 fusions, and it is a little lonely with Special Summon-induced monster destruction and a moderate burn effect. If you want to use it, you want to load up a lot of resurrection cards and repeat the destruction effect, but the turn 1 designation of the name designation gets in the way. I don't think the non-immune cards will last for many turns, and the risk doesn't really balance the return.
Fortunately, there are no restrictions on Special Summon, so I want to actively use resurrection cards. Do you want to take advantage of the fact that trains and the Timelord have a lot of level 10 materials?

I don't know why angels and demons are jumbled up. Target designation is like his Fluffal.
A large Fusion Monster created by fusing 2 Edge Imp and Fluffal. The effect of strengthening according to the number of angels and demons in his GY during his turn, the effect of destroying his GY in battle, the effect of allowing him to fertilize the same number of GY as his opponent's level, and excluding Frightfur in the EX Deck, this card Has an effect that negates effects that target
His ATK is apparently low, but the number one effect is that he picks up most of Edge Imp, Fluffal, and Frightfur, so the ATK increase is quite large. 2900 is guaranteed if you put it out with normal fusion. However, it is only your turn, so be careful that you will expose 2000 on your opponent's turn.
The GY Fertilizer effect can only be done at the opponent's level, so you can dig quite vigorously, but be careful that you have to be exactly at that level. Too much and he will run out of monsters from his deck.
Is it enough to have the effect of number 3 and not lose? This card has a problem with his ATK during the opponent's turn, so I wanted him to do something about the battle...
Although it is a three-body fusion, it has a weak compatibility with 《Frightfur Fusion》.

A three-body fusion dragon of overmixed chaos. By the way, where did the original Venemie go...?
Each time a card on the field is sent to GY, it weakens anything other than the Dark Dragon with the Venemi Counter, negates the effects of the opponent's monsters, and when destroyed, sends the monster effect to the P zone, and the opponent's field. Manga Yuri's trump card that has the effect of scattering Venemi Counters and a P effect that weakens the same as monster effects.
The speed at which the counter accumulates is quite good, but the key factor of weakening is not good enough. It's not a sweet game that you can forgive the slow-acting poison of a card that has no resistance, even though it's a heavy card called fusion of dark P3 bodies. ATK is also mediocre at 2800, and the material is too heavy to cling to the effect negate. In the end, the Venemy Counters will be collected on this card, so if it is destroyed, the Venemie Counters will be replanted.
It's hard to see the merits of merging. After all, the effect is slow-acting, but it is too painful that there is no resistance.

An X/P monster with a Force effect equivalent to Dark Rebellion that triggers immediately, a monster effect that sends it to the P zone when destroyed, and a P effect that halves the ATK of one of your opponent's monsters.
The effect can now be used twice and triggered instantly, but it has become non-permanent, but it will basically be a Rank 7 version of Dark Rebellion. A finisher frame that secures his ATK with an effect and throws a 3000 damage guarantee punch into the monster. Rank 7 has a lot of strong add-ons and resistance, but lacked brain muscle, so I want to aim to fit in that frame.
The P effect is a contraction of the activation effect, and it's not bad, but it's not as good as it should be. Scale 10 is more of a weapon than that. However, in any case, is it a bit harsh to assume that this card for finishers is destroyed?

Come to think of it, in the anime he didn't appear in the Kuriboh lineage, ARCV.
A hand trigger card that has the effect of being Special Summoned from the hand in response to a direct attack and transferring itself to the attack target, replacing battles damage with recovery.
Basically, it will be an operation to put out in Attack Position and fight with the opponent and recover the battles damage. That is a one-time wall and recovery.
It hurts that it only responds to direct attacks, and rivals such as Fader and Scarecrow who deny all subsequent attacks are strong. Depending on the opponent's line-up, there is a risk that even if you block the attack and recover, you will be overwhelmed.
If you use it, it will be a deck that can make recovery an advantage, but I feel that such a deck is likely to be piled up with 《Draining Shield》. Hand triggers are, of course, much more reliable than Trap.

An SR P-monster that is a companion to the Vida Machine.
It has a P effect that salvages one GY or an excluded WIND S monster, an effect that divides the battle damage in half, and an effect that allows you to Special Summon face-up speedroids from the EX Deck when destroyed in the P zone.
The 3rd monster effect, which shines the most, is actually like a P effect, so it's a card that mainly plays an active role in the P zone. The scale is 6, which is a decent number, and if you focus on the P summoning of lower class monsters, it depends on the scale of your partner.
The P effect is probably intended to recover the cards removed by the GOM gun. Not bad as a bonus for the 3rd monster effect. The 3rd effect, which is his specialty, can revive himself, so it can be used alone, but the SR itself is not a Deck that requires his Pendulum so much, so it has little expandability.
When it comes to monster effects, the need is pretty thin except for the situation where you can win with a suicide attack. In general, it would be nice if it could be used as various materials for his deck, which is good at destroying P-zones and spell traps.

A blatantly adjusted version...
An SR P-monster that has the effect of adjusting Beigomax to the advantage that it did not appear in the monster zone.
Defense Position When a monster is attacked, it has a P effect that gives battle destruction resistance to Attack Position, and an effect that allows you to search for speedroids when summoned.
Compared to Beigomax, he can't voluntarily perform Special Summons, he doesn't respond to Special Summons, and his Special Summons other than WIND are tied to him. ing. Although it can be said that Beigoma went too far.
Still, the movement of searching and linking Taketonborg and synchronizing via a tuner is still alive. A lot of tweaks but by no means a weak card.
In speedroids solidified with WIND, it can be a card that plays a post-beygoma, or a beygoma after the third card. Since the P effect is passive and the situation is limited, there is no need to think about it unless it is a deck aiming for P summoning by making use of scale 1.

The new link given to Salamangreat, who is now gaining momentum, is a heresy.
It has a triggered immediate effect that gives 1 other monster resistance to destruction by releasing itself, and an effect that resurrects her from her GY when her own monster that has been Normal Summoned is destroyed.
However, what stands out more than the effect is the specification of the link material. The designation of ATK 1000 or less with Normal Summon seems harsh, but it is also the most terrifying designation.
It is a card that inherits the design concept of Clara Russica, and can actively activate cards that have effects when sending her GY, such as 《Sangan》. If Steam and Dandy had survived, it would have been a serious problem, as you can see from some of the evaluation columns.
As for the effect itself, this card's abilities are low, so it's probably better to think of it as something that allows you to escape from being hit. Self-regeneration is limited to battle destruction, so it's not very reliable.

This contradiction between Superheavy Samurai fighting in Defense Position and Link Monster unable to be in Defense Position.
If GY does not have his Spell Trap, it has the effect of reducing the battles damage received to 0, and in the same situation, it has the effect of discarding one monster from the hand and reviving one of his GY's Superheavy Samurai at the link destination. ing.
Due to the nature of ATK 0 and Link Monster, damage cut is normally a welcome effect. As for the resurrection effect on top of that, he wants to resurrect Big Ben K, which is the core of Deck, although it is still the best. If you have another Superheavy Samurai in GY, you can also revive the hand cost as it is.
You can also aim to activate the search effect by using the iwaotoshi as a link material by making use of the properties of the link. It may not last long, but it is a scarecrow that creates an atmosphere that can be relied upon for a special resurrection.

? New Year's Eve Fan Service!
If you are Link Summoned, you can search for 1 Gimmick Puppet or use the effect to send it to her GY, and if there is only her Gimmick Puppet in your field, you can Special Summon her Gimmick Puppet from your hand. have
It's a pretty desperate support card with Search, GY Send, and Special Summon, and it's clear that Gimmick Puppet's rotation will increase greatly. You can search and drop Necrodor and her scissor arm that contributes to GY drop, and it is also a countermeasure against the highest grade Gimmick Puppet that has rotted in your hand.
Gimmick Puppet's enhancement was neglected for quite a while, so there are probably many places where even one copy is still not enough, but I think I got a pretty good enhancement first.

A piece that looks like a remake of 《Ultimaya Tzolkin》with links, but...
The material is 2 or more including S monsters, and it is quite heavy with link 4. While procuring S monsters, mass deployment can be done with Halifiber, but...
The effect is that "Ultimaya Tzolkin" removes S monsters within the range of her Special Summon, creating a duel dragon token that copies the attack and defense and race attribute level of that card, and if there is a duel dragon token, attack and effect This is an effect that cannot be targeted by
Unlike 《Ultimaya Tzolkin》, it doesn't summon the itself, it's a token that copies only the ability, so if you can't use the effect, there's a lot of anxiety about resistance. Naturally, if the Duel Dragon Token is destroyed, this vulnerable card will reveal itself.
In addition, the fact that the material is heavy in link 4 means that the Borrel link, which is unparalleled in brutality,
that we can be compared with them. The maximum RBI of the dueling dragon tokens that can be summoned is 3000, so this doesn't give him an edge over Borrel Link.
In other words, it's just converting the S Dragon of the EX Deck into an RBI, so it's in a pretty tough position.