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A remake of Simorgh that could be packed normally, but the performance is...
First of all, Tribute Summon will give you resistance, but that resistance doesn't make him the target of Spell/Trap, resistance that can only be thought of as a joke in this day and age. I can take care of things like Play Spell, but that's about it.
The effect of 2 is to bounce the opponent's monster, but he has to activate Spell / Trap, and it takes time and effort to release it. do not have.
The effect of 3 is that he self-salvages when the Winged Beast is destroyed in battle, but it's limited to combat and it's just a salvage.
For the time being, it has the advantage of being easy to search because it has the name of Simorgh, but if you want to bounce, it is much easier to use the Blizzard Monarch, which has the same attribute race.

Originator Odd-Eyes, commonly known as Opp, well, not exactly Originator, but...
It has the effect of doubling the battle damage, but the hit point is not that high, so this is just an added bonus. Yes, there are no race or level restrictions, so it can be used as a general-purpose card in the P Deck.
However, the late timing of the end time has become fatal, other P card searches have become abundant, and in terms of 7 Odd-Eyes, an excellent card called Ark Pendulum has been added. It is also true that it is no longer a card that can be used in a wide range of ways like it used to be. It's one of those cards that feels like it's gotten even more inflationary over the years.
That said, it is still a card that is easy to handle due to its simplicity, and it is still a fact that it is still active, and in a sense, it may be a highlight for players to see how this card can be used.

His level 8 Odd-Eyes, melody, made it possible to match scales 0 and 8 by bringing this card and the Dragon of Death with Melody.
The P effect is an EX Dragon P recovery with a cost of one card in your hand, and although the cost is a little painful, it is excellent to reuse the EX Dragon, and the scale is 0, so it is difficult to put it in the P zone and get in the way.
The monster effect is the effect of abandoning the P summon and doing a Special Summon, the debuff during battle, and the P summoning is difficult due to the level, so I am grateful for my own Special Summon effect, but it is quite painful to abandon the P summoning, so I choose where to use it. Rather, it would be better to think about recruiting with Ark Pendulum. It is no exaggeration to say that among the Odd-Eyes monsters, it has the highest performance as a single monster.
Although it has some peculiarities, it is a card that has excellent effects especially in battle, so he wants to use it in the Odd-Eyes Deck.

Odd-Eyes, who came to Japan after appearing overseas, had a fairly high rate due to the low inclusion rate and strong effect in the rare collection before it was scattered in the 2018 expa.
As a monster, it is vanilla with 2700 RBI, but it has a powerful P effect and can call your favorite Odd-Eyes with a loose trigger. But it's okay, so it's possible to use the Vortex repeatedly, and it can move flexibly according to the situation.
However, the best selling point of this card is the number of search methods, Revolution, Advent, Iris, Strike Burst, 19 stacks including terafo for skill support, bring this card to half of the Deck It's easy to bring threats that can be filled with means, and because it's this effect, it's no wonder why it skyrocketed when the inclusion rate was low.

P Relief Link with the name of Metalfoes, a savior who has appeared to save P, who has become difficult to P summon due to the new rules.
The effect of sending P monsters to the EX Deck when Link Summoning, the effect of destroying cards on the field and adding EX P monsters to the hand, and the effect of drawing 1 when the cards in the P zone are destroyed. It is interlocking and you can add virtually any P monster from the Deck to your hand, and if you make the card that destroys it a card that can add such as Magician, it will be twice as delicious.
It's excellent even if you use it normally, but the combo with Astrograph is especially brutal, and you end up with an odd number of cards in your hand. and overlord Stave were both banned.
It was restricted because it was a very powerful effect on its own and it was mistaken to add a single, but even with restriction it is a powerful card.

The Dragon general-purpose link with the name of the sacred time, his Dragon-type deck is the first candidate for adoption.
First of all, just being able to extend the marker to the lower right and lower left with the loose condition of Dragon x 2 is enough to get a certain amount of work done, but if you use it, you still want to make the most of the effect, and that effect will be available at the time of release. It recruits Dragons from the Deck with 0 Attack and Defense, and since it can only be released on the opponent's turn with its own effect, it seems difficult to use at first glance, but since it can be released in any way, it is easy to use on your own turn, Tempest, Destrudo, Larvaul It goes without saying that being able to bring in an elite set of Dragons from the Deck is excellent, and its own effect is also excellent as a hindrance to the opponent's turn, so in the worst case, just leaving it for the time being can be a deterrent, in which case Lethal You can summon your weapon for more removal.
A piece that expands the possibilities of the Dragon Deck.

Mekk-Knight and Paradion's generic Link Monster, Cyberse, are huge now without his Firewall.
The target resistance, the effect of inducing attacks to yourself, and the effect of Honest built-in during battle are very meshed, and it is difficult to destroy in battle, but as long as you can't get away, you have no choice but to fight, so it is a removal that does not target the opponent first. It goes without saying that the Honest effect is excellent, but this resistance is harder than I thought.
Instead of requesting a Special Summoned monster from the Extra Deck, you can use 2 as a material, so if you line up 4 for the time being, you can convert it into a suitable Link 2 x 2 and put it out. There are some parts that overlap, but they are properly differentiated due to resistance, material conditions, race differences, etc.
It can be said that it is a very excellent card that can be expected to play an active role in a wide range of decks.

Endymion's low-level new, but frankly Endymion is a irrelevant effect.
The effect of 1 is a simple and clear magic counter generation. After removing the counters and discarding Spellcasters from your hand, you can finally create a set of Continuous Spells that cannot be used that turn. With Continuous Spells, anything is possible, so it looks powerful at first glance, but the disadvantage of not being able to use it until the next turn is too big. Due to its characteristics, it is almost impossible to use it during the opponent's turn.In Endymion, there are few Spellcasters that are good to throw away at a cost, and the Continuous Spell that you want to wait for one turn to use is not frankly the current situation. Since cost is necessary, versatility is also a little tough.
If it's a Continuous Spell, it can pull anything, and although it has the potential to deal with explosions, I think it's a bit of a tough card at present.

Accesscode Talker is reversed, and attributes are also reversed.
The effect is to Special Summon the Cyberse in your hand to the link destination when Link Summoning, and even if you put it in the EX zone, you can't use the effect, so you need to put it in the main zone, but it goes without saying that you can deploy the Cyberse in your hand, which is excellent. 2 LIGHT Accesscode Talker has more significance than the effect, and it has become possible to easily bring in an excellent LIGHT such as a debugger with codecs. If you combine it, the debugger will be output as it is.
Although it has a weak point that its effect cannot be used even if it is used alone, it is an excellent card that will definitely become a new force in Accesscode Talker.

《Outrigger Extension》was said to be a card with a 《Spin Turn》motif.
The effect is removal when changing the battle position of the Machine X monster, removing the free chain, so it's not bad, but it's difficult because it requires Machine X, and it can only destroy one target. Thanks to its strength that it can be searched with a drag shovel, it is a card that can be considered if it is just a pin insertion, but even with that in mind, it is not at the level where it is decided to be adopted, and depending on the build, it may be possible to use it. level.
With this performance, it is a regrettable card that he would not have been punished even with Continuous Trap.

Infinitrack's final trump card, a super-large rink, the highest 4000 RBI in the current rink.
The material is very heavy with 3 X monsters, Infinitrack has the resurrection effect from GY, so it's not as tough as it looks, but the 3 bodies are still heavy.
The effect is complete resistance to monsters other than X, resurrection of X monsters, and removal of opponent's cards. Resistance is encouraging, but powerless against Spell Trap. The second effect is that there is definitely a resurrection target due to the material conditions, and one of the opponent's cards can be removed without destroying it, so it's strong, but the damage is halved, reviving Earth Shaker. It seems that the design is to remove 2 cards in addition to the effect, but the damage reduction is still not negligible. can I
Due to the popularity of Link, he doesn't have a single X, and his Deck is increasing, and depending on the opponent, it's a card that's worth putting out because it shows a stronger resistance than Wyrm, but it's worth mentioning this weight. It is also true that I wanted

The biggest factor that makes Artifact a business trip part is that there are disadvantages that are not disadvantages at all, and it feels like it has been adjusted.
Is it a roundabout way to set yourself from your hand and only show its effect when it is destroyed during your opponent's turn? bothersome? Well then, to avoid such troubles, just call me directly from Deck! A power card that can't be described as anything other than a power card born from the idea of ​​that can't be weak at the point where you can choose between extra containment or untargeted destruction in a free chain, but it's the only weak point, the end cycle, is properly taken care of. With the appearance of Kozusai, which is perfection, and the increase in themes that do not rely on extras, it has become less sticky depending on the opponent compared to the past, but it is unmistakable that Artifact, which is supposed to be a difficult theme, has become a handy business trip set. There is an appeal that the existence of this card is the reason why it has the disadvantage of skipping the battle phase.
A power card that supports the strength of Artifact.

In charge of Rank 5 of Infinitrack, I feel like I'm going to rank up from this card.
The effect is that he sends EARTH Machine's Search or GY, and there is no level limit, so it goes without saying that Search or GY Fertilization is excellent, so it's an easy-to-handle effect. You can aim well enough.
For Infinitrack, I want to make this card the first goal for the time being.

He's a rank 7 Infinitrack, but frankly, his performance is the most disappointing child.
Search or GY Compared to River Storm, which has a fertilizing effect, and Earth Shaker, which has multiple destruction effects, this card's effect is an astonishing 1000 RBI increase. There is no such thing as nothing, but for Rank 7, there is no resistance, deployment support, or removal.
The raison d'être of this card is that it serves as a relay point to Earth Shaker and a material for Megaton Gale. It's definitely a card that will make you stand out, so you can build a certain standing, but it's a tough card to give a high rating because its single performance is still unsatisfactory.

Infinitrack's trump card monster, and at the same time, there are more options for general-purpose rank 9, which is still thin even though it has VFD.
The effect is a simple and clear all-purpose destruction of the removed material, and it is a destruction effect that targets the target, so it may not work depending on the opponent in this era, but it is unquestionably excellent to be able to destroy multiple at once, after using the effect to clean up the field. It also meshes with the fact that it can become Ribe, a brain muscle, in ground deployment.
Also, since there is no material designation, it is also a new general-purpose rank 9, and as a general-purpose, Plasnil, which can use removal effects that do not target and can use removal effects that are two steps higher, will be the biggest rival. It is inferior in that it can be ignored, but it can only remove one card, unlike over there, the ability to remove multiple cards at once is a unique strength of this card, so it is possible to differentiate it. is rather large.
It is a good card that is both a trump card for the category and a general purpose card.