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A Trap card that allows you to Special Summon 1 ATK 3000 "Heart" EX monster related to Visas stories, which currently exist in 4 types, by sending 1 Stafrost to travel to another dimension until the end phase.
Since he can ignore the summoning conditions, he can Special Summon "Scareclaw Tri-Heart" which can only be Special Summoned by L summoning.
《Mannadium Prime-Heart》has no effects that can be applied when Special Summoned with this card, so basically you will have to choose from the other 3 bodies.
《Tearlaments Kaleido-Heart》's Special Summon trigger effect, Deck Bounce, and 《Kashtira Arise-Heart》's permanent effect, All Exclusion, are both worthy of being summoned by Friche with this card, and Treichheart is also a permanent effect attack. I think it's worth choosing because it has very good resistance to restrictions and monster effects.
Special Summoned monsters, which are probably set for Arise, are restricted to activating their effects only once, and are excluded from the backside during the end phase, but heart EX monsters can be used during opponent's turn. I think it's a good result if Staffrost, who has stopped his actions and has gone on a trip to another dimension, returns properly.
The effect that can be reused from GY is very easy to use because it can be returned to the hand simply by the opponent's EX deployment, regardless of whether Vysus or Veda is on the field, and it is very easy to use. It's easy too.

A trap card that can be activated only when Stafrost is on the field, and can be used to remove a single Deck bounce against 1 Effect Monster with Friche.
However, it will allow the owner of the card returned to the Deck during the End Phase to search a fairly wide range, and if it is used as a removal against the opponent's monster, even if it is against a level 4 monster, it will be Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring or Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring. It's easy to go for generic hand triggers such as Maxx "C".
Since monsters with a "lower" level than the monster returned to the Deck are searched for, the original owner such as Kaiju uses it to remove monsters with a level, rank, and link 1 that are not searched for anything. You will be required to use your own monster by pressing it against your opponent's field.
The second half of the effect is that if a Veda monster is Special Summoned, it can be salvaged from GY, but currently there are no Veda monsters that can be treated as Star Frost, and the Veda monster's own SS ability can be used so easily. Because it is not a thing, it can only be felt as a convenient thing to have.
The wide search range when used against your own monsters is attractive, but since it's a trap card and the search is in the end phase, I don't think it's a card that can be used until you have a lot of stress. It's a feeling.

A Quick-Play Spell that allows you to set up interference by negate the effect of one opponent's monster while effectively self-destructing your own monster with the effect of being destroyed.
If Starfrost is on the field, it can be destroyed after being negate, so it is a card that is especially conscious of his Mannadium among monsters with destruction trigger effects, and the intention is to use it there. feel.
The GY effect that can be used when there is a Vedic monster on the field also responds to the effect destruction by the first half effect when Stafrost is on the field, Special Summons "Veda Kalanta" from the hand, and Carlanta's trigger effect It will be an effect to get out.
If you don't have Starfrost on the field, including Karanta, you won't be able to show your true potential, and if you don't have any monsters on your field that can effectively destroy effects, the disadvantage is just great. .

A Normal Spell that can search for "Veda" monsters, including "Veda Kalanta" that appeared in the previous regular pack.
Currently, there are few search destinations, and the search destination is a card with a strong peculiarity, but there are no particular requirements or disadvantages, and the search effect does not have a name of turn 1, making it an excellent search card for the theme.
The GY effect that can be used by sending it to GY in this way is meaningful in [Mannadium], which uses Stafrost and many tuners, but Mannadium tuners are named Turn 1 under certain conditions. I don't want to return it to my hand so much that I can SS from my hand, and I don't feel it's worth putting an existing addictive Vedic monster in the Mannadium Deck to do that.
Currently, it's difficult to say whether it's strong enough to match the score given just because it's high-performance as a theme search tag, but this is mainly for Veda, and we should wait for each other's cards to come out. mosquito.

The first low-level 'Visas' monster that has the same offense and defense as the 'Heart' low-level monsters in the Visas-related main Deck.
Like Amritara, she has the ability to be treated as Staffrost on the field, and since she is a low-level monster that can be Normal Summoned, it is easy to meet the demands of many support cards that require the presence of Staffrost on the field.
Also, since this is also treated as Starfrost in her GY, you can also benefit from the effects of Starfrost designation in her GY such as resuscitation cards.
It's great to be able to pick either side, especially Astruud as the monster to exclude to be her Special Summon.
It also has a self-SS ability by returning any number of Visas monsters from the designated 3 areas to the Deck, and in conjunction with this, ATK increases in proportion to the number of types of Visas monsters returned to the Deck. , Since the same name card can also be returned, at the time of evaluation, it grows up to ATK 2700, which is a maximum of 1200 up.
It would be ideal if we could bring back the cards with the same name that were removed to Special Summon Astraud, or Stafrost.
The effect of being able to turn it into a non-tuner when making an S material is mainly due to cooperation with Staffrost and his Mannadium tuner.
It's a Visas monster that's easy to put out in NS, and it's treated as Staffrost not only in the field but also in her GY, and there's a possibility that there will be more Visas monsters in the future, so it's a card that gives you a sense of various possibilities and a bright future.
In addition, since it is treated as Star Frost, you can receive the benefits of many related effects, but things related to your hand, Deck, and exclusion status will be passed through, and when you self-SS, your offense and defense will be disrupted, and you will have a heart monster on the field. I would like to be careful about deviating from what is specified as offense and defense.
However, since most of the effects that require you to have the attack and defense of a Heart Monster include Star Frost as a condition, in most cases this card's name is treated as Star Frost, so it shouldn't be a problem in most cases. .

A level 6 S monster prepared by [Mannadium], which is easy to produce level 6 S monsters, due to the presence of level 4 《Mannadium Riumheart》and his Mannadium tuner group who is a level 2 tuner.
You can revive a Level 2 Tuner with your own S Summon trigger effect, and since you are a Level 6 S Tuner, it is suitable for connecting to the S Summon of Visas Amritara.
By relaying this card, not only Meek, who has risen to level 4, but also Lilium Heart + all the Mannadium Tuners, will eventually reach Amritara, who is level 8S.
Another effect is to activate any number of tuners in your field and change their level to 2, but since all Mannadium tuners are originally level 2, there is no special benefit from this effect, and S Will it mainly be to change the tuner level?
In the mainstream construction of [Mannadium], Level 6 S monsters are not included in the EX Deck in the first place, and this card is just a relay role, except that even Meeks and Torids who have not leveled up can easily reach Amritara. It's a delicate place whether it's worth passing the frame of EX Deck to .
Amritara can be S-summoned normally even if Meek's level is 2 by using Visas, a level 6 tuner.
Fortunately, there are no restrictions on the S material, so I'd like to think about whether it can be used for anything other than [Mannadium].

A card that has been treated as the most powerful monster among Watt monsters for a long time due to the effect of searching for one theme monster with direct attack effect + direct attack that triggers battles damage to the opponent.
Unlike 《Wattgiraffe》, which is also strong as a general purpose, this is positioned as an eternal 1st army monster for the theme.
And with the appearance of Wattuna in the 12th term, it became decisive.
Since there is no name Turn 1, you can search for it by lining up more than one or letting them attack in succession.

A Watt S monster that can be selected as a Special Summon target of 《Wattchimera》when a direct attack of 《Wattkyuki》explodes.
This one has a slightly higher ATK than Chimera, and there is a handicap over there, and this one is a search. becomes lower.

On top of the fact that the S material is tied to a level that can't be put out unless it's a dedicated Deck, it's an effect that demonstrates its strength by maintaining it for a long turn, but its status is low, and yet it's resistant and offensive. Watt's EX monster was treated as one of the most disappointing cards among theme EX monsters because it didn't have a deterrent effect.
The direct attack effect + the handicap effect that locks the top of his deck triggered by the battles damage from the direct attack is pretty strong on its own, but the rest of it was just too disproportionate.
However, with the introduction of 《Wattuna》and 《Wattkyuki》, it has definitely become a useful card as a goal point monster for that direct attack rush.
"Watthydra" has a higher ATK by 100, and the effects it activates gain a numerical advantage by increasing the number of cards in your hand. There is almost no change in the kill line of , so basically I think you can give priority to this.
Except for Kyuki, the only Watt S monsters that exist are this card and Kilim. There is a danger that it will easily lose its position, but for the time being it will be safe.

He is Ogdoadic's new superlative monster with the ability to self-revive by sending a monster from either hand or he Deck to her GY while he is in her GY.
In this way, he can Special Summon until the end of the next turn. Become.
However, if you use it with [Ogdoadic], it's a disadvantage that you don't really care about, and since it's level is as high as 10, it's perfect for releasing Ogdoadic Daybreak.
I would appreciate it if Reptile's EX monsters were more fulfilling than now...
The second half effect is that if his GY is special summoned by him, he will be able to revive one of his GY monsters during the main phase of each turn. There are no restrictions other than cards with the same name, and even non-Reptiles can be revived.
If he can be Special Summoned from GY in a way that does not depend on the effect of 1, it seems possible to operate him as one of the highest grade GS monsters.

This card is attractive as an aid for L summoning 《Cosmic Slicer Zer'oll》.
If you release a Reptile of level 6 or higher with self-SS ability etc., you can immediately prepare the 3 Reptiles necessary for Zeroor's L summon, and if you release a Level 10 Reptile, you can additionally raise "Alien Shocktrooper M-Frame". Since it is possible to do so, we can also prepare the release of 《Planet Pollutant Virus》that we have been searching for with zero or less.
However, it's not easy to do that with a normal Reptile Deck or theme, and you'll still need the power of the Ogdoadic monsters to take advantage of the latter effects.

It is a substantial remake card that focuses on the demon (golem) drawn in the illustration of "Fiendish Chain", and among his spell trap cards with Lemon's card name, it has a valuable interference effect. Trap card to have.
From each player's field, he can target 1 monster with ATK 2000 or higher, and use Friche to temporarily banish that monster.
If you activate it while Lemon and some related S monsters are on your field, Demoche will be set from his Deck or GY, which can lead to further interference.
Even if he is a monster with ATK 2000 or higher, even if he is a monster with 2000 or more ATK, even if he chooses Lemon or related S monsters, the effect of putting Demoche on the field will be processed properly.
However, it is very disappointing that the demoche that is set cannot be activated on the turn it is set, and considering that it is not an easy application condition, I wanted you to write here that it can be activated even on the turn it is set.

A special move card that will be the lemon version of 《Scrap Fist》.
The difference from over there is that it has the effect of raising the target monster's ATK, so it can be activated even in a damage test, and on the contrary, it has a battle destruction resistance and the effect of removing the monster that battled at the end of the damage test. Therefore, even if it includes the enhancement value, it is not very effective against monsters that are stronger than themselves or those with high hit points that are resistant to battle destruction.
Also, since there are multiple monsters that are treated as lemons on the field, those monsters can also be selected as targets for this card, and above all, the existence of a dedicated searcher called Vision Resonator is considerably better than Fist. I can say
If you ask me if this card is really necessary for Lemon Deck, I'm not sure, but I think it's attractive that he can unleash a deadly blow with 4000 ATK without having to support it with another effect.
I think it's more like Lemon, rather than having a subtle, subtle interference on the opponent's turn that isn't very solid.

The first new regular pack brought to Transcendence Dragon is a Link 3 high power monster.
However, the L material specification includes monsters of level 6 or higher, and he has 2 or more Dinosaurs, which is very heavy. of his Dinosaur.
At the time of evaluation, the only Dinosaur Link 2 monster that can be used as a general-purpose material is 《Reprodocus》, so if you want to L Summon with two monsters, you will basically need to borrow our power.
Luckily, they have very loose restrictions on L materials, and their own race change effect allows you to use a level 6 monster whose original race is not his Dinosaur as the L material of this card, so the compatibility is not bad.
And in terms of effects, it feels like all the effects are heavy and solid, and in a bad way, it reminds me of Link 3's Dinosaur's Dinowrestler King T Wrextle.
It's great that the 2 effect triggers even if you destroy or release his Dinosaur on your field at your own will, but then there's no downward link marker to do the job even in the EX monster zone. It's really a pity.
All three effects have the name "Turn 1" attached to them, and I'm wondering if it's a bit over-adjusted due to the material restrictions.

A card that becomes an obstruction card and a development card that his Watt got in the 12th term.
Watt got a card in the 10th season called Wattrain that gives access to all the theme cards except for the card with the same name, so it's not difficult to bring.
The effect of the first half is to stun the summoning trigger effect of the opponent monster in front of the Watt monster, but it is difficult to block the summoning trigger effect completely due to the specification of the effect, basically it is the front of the EX monster zone and Will it be to the extent of trying to place Watt monsters preferentially in the main monster zone that is different?
The second half of the effect is a deployment effect that recruits a monster with a different card name from the target Watt monster, and the disadvantage of losing the LP of the recruited monster's ATK and the restriction that you cannot Special Summon anything other than Thunder that turn after activation is imposed. , Being able to use this every turn is an exceptional performance, not only solving the problem of Watt's difficulty in deploying, but also perfecting the recruiting system for 《Wattgiraffe》and 《Wattcobra》that you want to put into play immediately. It can be said that the usefulness of items such as 《Wattchimera》, which was not evaluated because it was difficult to put out in the first place, has suddenly increased.
The downside is that, along with 《Watt Kansi》, the story can't start unless there is at least one Watt (Thunder) that can be put into play.