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It has one of the most dramatic appearances in the history of Yu-Gi-Oh (mainly its face), but in spite of its overwhelming disgust, it is a monster whose performance itself is quite blessed.
Normal Monster, Level 1, Tuner, Low Stats, WATER, and Aqua.
Compared to Flamvell Guard, which is a close position, her defensive power is low, but considering that she can also deal with witches, it's hard to say which one is better. I probably wouldn't call this guy a witch.
The support for WATER and Aqua is relatively minor, so it's a little difficult to handle, but there are quite a few decks that absolutely need this card.
A pretty good card that looks similar but is exquisitely differentiated from 《Flamvell Guard》.
Even so, it's disgusting... If I run into one on the street at night, I feel like I'm going to die from shock screaming "kissho" instead of "scary!"

It's so salty that I can't believe it was printed in the 9th season.
Defense Position Destruction ability is not meaningful to do with this guy first.
Regarding the main Red-Eyes recruiting ability, first of all, if you want to recruit people below level 7, it is completely backward compatible with The Black Stone of Legend, and if you want to recruit Redame, you can change the black steel dragon into a striker dragon After searching for Redame, remove the Striker Dragon and Special Summon.
《Dark Dragon Ritual》's search effect is slow to activate, and the card has little adoption value overall.
Rather than having a weak effect, why would you go out of your way to issue this card using a summoning method called a ritual that would add an extraordinary weight to your ad loss when you could easily substitute it with another card? A card that can't prepare the answer to the question. No, the effect itself is pretty insanely weak in terms of whether it's strong or weak.
If you look for a point to praise, is it a low level that can pay the summoning cost with Manju alone? Still, there is a lot of add loss, and he has a lot of impurities in his deck, so Black Steel Dragon is definitely stronger.
Other than that, it is a card that can be set up while leaving the summoning right because it supports preliminary preparations. If it's a dedicated construction, I think there's some way to do it, but if you ask me if it's acceptable in the modern Yu-Gi-Oh, well, it's a lot lower level in the fan deck world... As I've said many times, there are too many impurities in Deck, so it's difficult to incorporate it into the already difficult theme of Red-Eyes.

Although it consumes a lot of cards and is overwhelmingly difficult to use compared to Abyakuryu, Red-Eyes can be easily Special Summoned without any particular difficult conditions. A card that is absolutely necessary before it is weak.
It's not particularly strong compared to other cards of other themes, it's just an effect that you can activate the bonus effect of Destruction Insurance (of course, there's no idiot who is convenient to step on a landmine that you can see). There's nothing else, but it's definitely an essential card. As with Red-Eyes, the stats are pretty poor as usual, so it's great that it's easy to activate with a suicide attack.
Cards that greatly increase his original ATK are quite rare, and in that respect you can expect various abuses. By the way, what does originally mean?
However, in order to make this card work, I have to keep a lot of Red-Eyes theme cards in my deck, which have a rather low overall performance or have unusual habits so that I can always have another card in my hand at the same time as this card. Is the point that you have to put in a heavy bottleneck? However, it goes without saying that cards that can easily self-SS are unconditionally strong. Especially if it's Red-Eyes, which has long been jokingly absent.
If I somehow release Black Dragon at a cost, I am grateful that I can resurrect it with Steel Flame Dragon when it leads to Xyz development and make it look like there is no ad loss. Well, Red-Eyes doesn't yet have the ability to create more ads from it, but it all depends on future enhancements.

As a Red-Eyes that can SS without reducing the number of cards on the field, it is the third card following Sin and Akokuryu. (I hesitated a bit about whether to include Hiryuu)
While fertilizing GY with a cost, it reaches level 7 and has the strongest effect of self-SS, which is too bogus. As Red-Eyes has had very few decent combos so far, it has an unusually decent combo ability so that it can be connected to a resurrection effect. Or rather, it's normal and strong.
Also, looking at the fact that he can prepare any normal monster with a rank of 5 or higher for GY, it will be like arranging another Xyz with a rank of 5 or higher from Starship/Galaxy/Tomahawk via Ahashima. Is the method an option? Of course, you can drop 《Morinphen》and 《✪ Leo Wizard》.
The fact that you can search from the Black Steel Dragon and immediately put it into play is really excellent, and until now it was a very inflexible method of leaving the Field Spell and putting out a Sin Black Dragon. Red-Eyes type Dragon Link can now take the option of blowing up the field with Rokket Tracer and then summoning the Black Star Dragon, giving it a higher degree of freedom and deployment power than the Red-Eyes of the past. I can say Overall, it can be said that Red-Eyes is an essential developmental cornerstone.
However, there is also a drawback that you can not self-SS unless there are high-level Normal Monsters left in the Deck. With 《The Black Stone of Legend》, he can return the Red-Eyes monster to the deck, so it is relatively easy to reuse resources, but even so, if you put in three copies, the third one will almost certainly be spoiled. Even so, it's a disappointing theme that various things are lacking to the extent that you can't move at all unless you draw in this or the Black Steel Dragon, so will it still result in three throws?
Even with this drawback, I think it's still an overwhelmingly powerful Special Summon effect.
But on the other hand, to be honest, it can only be said that the second effect, the Red-Eyes Fusion search, is less than subtle.
This effect itself is a powerful one, as it is a search from his GY, and it is certainly excellent in that you can get a hand ad, but fundamentally the card called "Red-Eyes Fusion" that is the target of the search is the strongest in the world of fusion spells. It's the weakest, or it's really too useless. With the death of Dragoon, not even 0.01 cards exist that are significant enough to carry the weighty disadvantage that is almost synonymous with the declaration of complete obedience, which is completely full of malice and makes it impossible to develop anything on that turn. The significance of searching for such industrial waste fusion is only about the cost of one drop or Samopuri. However, considering that the card accident rate will increase, it is highly likely that it would be better not to use Red-Eyes Fusion and forget about this effect.
However, even with this shortcoming, it still deserves a top rating. It's purely high-level as a level 7 that can self-SS, and there's also the possibility of combos that can be combined with various decks. I am grateful for the fact that black flame bullets are likely to come out of the holes in my body.

The guy who comes out when Dragon Link has an accident or when the development is a bit odd. Not exactly Link 2 specs.
The effect of the Special Summon from the Deck at the same time as the bounce in the free chain is very versatile, simply bouncing to interfere and at the same time securing parts for the next development with 《Keeper of Dragon Magic》or 《Omni Dragon Brotaur》. , 《Blue-Eyes Solid Dragon》, etc. to set up additional obstacles, and 《Fallen of Albaz》to further remove the opponent while developing, you can respond flexibly according to the deck and situation.
However, it does have its weak points, especially the fact that it can be hit by both 《Called by the Grave》and 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》.

He is one of the biggest reasons for using Xyz, and why Lightning, which used to be the strongest breakthrough card, is no longer used. Lightning cannot be used as an X material.
If it's the turn Xyz Monster battles, it's no cost. Material replenishment is also possible with hidden effects. What are you doing?
However, this card is only a card that is summoned in the turn in which the battle is fought, and it is extremely difficult to normal summon. Although it is an abnormal power card, due to its conditions, it can be summoned for the first time in the first turn of the second attack, so it is a flipped card instead of the first attack suppression.
Furthermore, of course, during the opponent's turn, you can continue to release sweeping removals as long as you keep the materials with free chain. I don't think there's anything else like the flip card that doubles as a suppression card with its own effect.
Considering that it has a strong aspect as a super strong reversal method of the second attack, the power itself is a card that deserves to be banned immediately, but it is a little doubtful whether it will actually be banned... I thought it would be a good matchup. A theme emerged. Which is tomorrow for Gundam?
Also, if you make a ranking of monsters that feel good when you shout their name, I think it's a name that makes you want to say it out loud so that it can compete with the Red-Eyes Black Dragon for the top spot.

A card with an overwhelming flip performance that triggers cards and removes the back side that is difficult to reuse almost entirely.
However, considering the slight delay at the end of the battle phase and the fact that one card remains on the board, I get the impression that it is a card for Deck that can build a control board after flipping it.
Is it a flip card for a deployment deck that is incompatible with his deck that specializes in instantaneous firepower?

Even though it's a slow Trap card, being able to search for and equip any of his Equip Spells with Freechain is versatile.
You can treat it as a pure combat trick with 《Moon Mirror Shield》etc., or equip Gearfried with 《Smoke Grenade of the Thief》according to your opponent's draw and aim for peeping handicap.
Unlike the Spell Card version of Hidden Armory, it's amazing that it doesn't have any disadvantages.
Since it passes through the hand before equipping, the only drawback is that it gets caught on the back.

A card that can be expected to have combo characteristics that make use of the fact that it is equipped from GY and the fact that it self-destructs in the end phase.
《Smoke Grenade of the Thief》I personally think looks strong. Equip Red-Eyes Iron Knight -Gear Freed- with a smoke ball effect and destroy it. You can destroy the opponent's tactics with a very simple peeping 2 handicap.
Considering that Isolde and the like can easily send his Equip Spell to his GY, it may be possible to use it as a mutual compatibility with 《Hidden Armory》.
Of course, since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it can also be activated during the opponent's turn. Peeping handicap on the opponent's turn, pure combat tricks that increase ATK, pretty much anything.
The illustration is also by Dai Greffer, aka Knight Day Grepher.

A machine that sends a lesser dragon to his GY. There are too many super extravagant extras.
The summoning of Pisti with the same summoning condition is turn 1, and Rokket lives his life sending a low-class dragon to his GY in any Dragon Link as if he doesn't know what it is.
However, the search effect of "Boot Sector Launch" is also useful, and after this I link-summon Dragunity Knight Romulus and send "Absorouter Dragon" to GY with "Dragon Shrine". and 《Boot Sector Launch》can extend the deployment.
Furthermore, by turning his Rokket into a recharger, the recharger can be turned into a striker, and the striker's effect can be used to specify himself and the recharger, and then salvage the recharger while self-destructing. It can be fulfilled, and you can Special Summon any of his DARK monsters from GY. After that, please use it as you like to synchronize with Xyz of any level. Since Absorouter Dragon is definitely in his GY, he can naturally transition to Rank 7 Xyz deployments such as Starship, Galaxy, Tomahawk, etc.
It's used under the condition that it's fine as long as it leaves something on the field while sending a Dragon to his GY. From the tip of her hair to her toes, she has a strength that seems to have gone too far with a mottainai spirit.

A convenient card that fits anywhere in the Deck, where level 1 is the key to deployment.
It goes without saying that the effect of being able to Special Summon directly from the Deck under very general conditions is powerful, and the target level 1 is the existence of a collection of cards that are the starting cards for many Decks.
Black Steel Dragon for Red-Eyes, Shiraishi for Blue-Eyed, and many tuner spell users. Bringing them into play with summons still in play is both a starter and an upside.
It's a versatile card that can be said to be the strongest initial move, so it's reasonable to limit it. I'm a Red-Eyes user, so I'm always indebted to summon the Black Steel Dragon.

It was a rare support card for Plant by standards at the time. Although the general-purpose card was far superior.
Well, it's just one of the many weak race support cards in the past. But in true DM, when he uses Kaleidoscope on Kuriboh, it's funny and kind of cute.

An Equip Spell that "turns a Dragon into the Timelord", which gives you a decent amount of resistance and prevents them from inflicting battles damage on each other. Of course, it never returns to the Deck during the Standby Phase.
Needless to say, in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, the battle effect destruction resistance is not very reliable, and it is a trivial resistance that becomes meaningless once the equipped side is broken in the first place. It doesn't mesh with Dragon, which often sells status.
However, the number of bullets for destroying the back itself is generally not that many in recent years, which is based on the premise that he basically relies on monsters for suppression, so if you can surpass one Raist feather broom, then it will be fine. Will I be able to sit down?
Therefore, the general evaluation is "If there is a card with good compatibility, it seems to be able to fight, but there is no card with good compatibility".
So what about equipping it on dragons who don't care if both resistances and stats are bad and they don't deal battles damage? Yes, I would like to propose a good compatibility with 《Red-Eyes Black Flare Dragon》.
Black Flame Dragon's effect deals 2400 burn damage to the opponent at the end of the battle phase where he fought, equal to his original ATK. Ignoring the disadvantage of not being able to deal battles damage, you can shave off his opponent's LP. And Red-Eyes has the worst position overall, and the status is also very low.
While compensating for Red-Eyes's two major weaknesses, which are the presence and status, you can take a tactic just like the Timelord, which uses the burn damage of the Black Flame Dragon to chip away at it. Even so, it's necessary to have a separate removal method other than destruction and countermeasures against back destruction... For example, Accesscode Talker has an original ATK of 2300, so Dragon's Bind can prevent Special Summon itself. It can handle general-purpose back destruction, and the number of back destruction bullets is basically not large in recent Decks, so there is a high possibility that it can be prevented with an appropriate Counter Trap, so it can be expected to play an active role as a relatively good fan Deck. I think
Also, 《Dimension Guardian》is mentioned as a card that is often compared.
In addition to not having the effect of eliminating battle damage, if there is an advantage over that one, it would be that it is very easy to search because it is an Equip Spell. In particular, I think that the movement to equip it as a combat trick with Arms Call during the opponent's turn is quite powerful.
My personal assessment is that it's surprisingly not bad if you think of it as "his weird spell that can transform a Dragon into the Timelord whenever you want". It goes against the trend in many ways.

A greedy urn for exclusive use of a blessed deck that can fully insert all the necessary cards and has super high search performance. The point of adjustment is that you can never insert a key card into a deck that has to be pinned.
As long as the matching deck is limited, it is a super power that is just a vase of greed. In addition, it seems that it is only suitable for decks that are already strong.

Abandoning the right to attack and inserting a card called Equip Spell, which is likely to cause an accident, and what you get is the effect of "if you're lucky when you use it first, you'll know the opponent's theme"...
It would have been fine in the days when generic hand triggers were rare (although they are still too weak), but in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, where more than 15 generic cards are put into every deck, it is very likely that you won't even know the theme. I'm not sure if it helps. The best use I could come up with was ``You can break it with Gearfried and ``remove your glasses and play a character play''.