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Not only is it excellent as a hand exchange in the "Therion" Deck, if you send a "Therion" monster to GY, it satisfies the Special Summon conditions of other "Therion" monsters, and if you send Endless Engine Argyro System to GY, it will be a salvage exchange. I think it's strength is that there are further benefits, such as being able to connect to and use both exchanges of 《Therion Cross》.

His Equip Spell is based on the motif of the bracelets worn by four people, the so-called Yuzu series.
The card name also has four kanji characters twisted from "Kacho Fugetsu" that represent the characteristics of the monsters in the Deck used by each of the four players.
Also, this card is quite unique for his Equip Spell in that it doesn't target the monster to equip when activated.
The effect is a launching pad for lower class monsters of the four races that belong to the monsters in the Deck used by the four players. It has a sealing effect.
Dragon All Bounce is a pretty powerful dragon meta, but since it's a meta of a specific race, the opponents and situations where it's effective are naturally limited, so you shouldn't try to force it.
It would be a shame to just ignore one of the card's selling points altogether, or use race manipulation or use it to bounce your own Dragon.
Another effect is to search for 3 types of fusion-related cards in the end phase when sent face-up to GY from the field, and this card equipped is relatively rare in this kind of effect. and the equipped monster will be effective regardless of whether he is sent to GY first.
Since it is a search for the end phase, most cards can only be used after the turn returns, but since it is your turn and his Quick-Play Spells such as super fusion can be activated from your hand during the end phase, search cards I want to choose according to the situation.
Fairy is Yuzu's Melodious Diva, and Beast-Warrior is Serena's Lunalight, a theme with a corresponding gimmick centered on Fusion Monsters. There are some fusion spells out there, but races like Winged Beasts who aren't very familiar with fusion can search for simple cards such as Ready Fusion to simply extend their development.
Well, I wrote a lot, but in many situations, the main job will be to use an extra card in your hand to make a low-level monster of the corresponding race practically SS itself, and it is especially effective only in SS. It can be said that it is a valuable card for low-level monsters of the corresponding race that do not have self-SS effects.
There are no restrictions after the deployment, so there are many ways to use it. If you do, you can recover the consumption of this card.

In the Master Duel, he is a mechanical angel who goes on a rampage with Drytron.
Since it is not tied to one turn per turn, once it is normal summoned, it steals almost all of the control of the opponent's monsters and becomes an infinite link material, which is a masterpiece.

Among the 20 races that appeared in the first season, this card is one of his Equip Spells that strengthens the attack and defense of 15 specific races.
All of these Equip Spells have illustrations that are unique to the early days, and they are a group of cards that I like as fan items.
Even if you look at it as a strengthening Equip Spell dedicated to Spellcaster, there is a wand, so it is difficult to find more value than that now.

A searchable fusion spell that sucks links. strong. (conviction)
However, in the current environment, even if there is no link marker (Link Monster), the value itself is falling because you can arrange Fusion, Synchro, and Xyz Monster on the field.
It's not used in the environment, but it's a pretty strong card if you use it in a free or fan deck. It's strong even if you simply hit it with Violet Chimera.
Overall, it can be said that it is simply a theme-specific card with high card power. To be honest, I'm envious of Salamangreat, which has a card with this performance as a rare (cheap and easy to obtain) implementation.

The boss of Qliphort. Powerful enough for 3 Tributes.
The effect of ① is resistance. It used to be very strong, but now it's tough because it's powerless against Link Monsters, Kaiju, and Ratama. Still, he is invulnerable to spells and traps, and is unmatched by anything other than Link Monsters.
The effect of ② is weakened. It's not that big of a number, but it's a tentative answer to battle destruction that can't be covered by the effect of ①.
The effect of ③ is something like 《Share the Pain》. You can ignore resistance to force your opponent to go to his GY, but 90% of the time your opponent's least important card will go to his GY. Still, it's true that you can reduce it by one, so it's not a bad effect by any means.
It's a niche story, but this card's resistance, in fact, faithfully represents the power balance in the terminal world setting. In the terminal world, the only monsters that can ignore this resistance are the two Genesis Gods, monsters deeply related to them, and Trishula. ...Isn't that three heads strange?

Amazing 6 handicap. A great card representative if you can activate it.
If successful, it is an exceptional effect with a 1:6 exchange or more, but it is unlikely that the activation conditions can be met naturally. It's a bonus draw effect, so if Urara is in your opponent's hand of 8 cards, you can stop it normally. A card that requires sharp, dedicated construction.
In the DS software WCS2011, there is one irregular duel in the scenario where the opponent's initial hand starts with 10 cards, and at that time you can throw this card 3 times into the deck and reroll until this card comes in the first hand, and you can win very easily. It's almost like cheating, but the other party is also a realist, so maybe a little?

In Master Duel, it is possible to guess to some extent which trigger the opponent has in the first turn because it is displayed that the opponent is thinking, but you can not know until you have 5 of this guy. The feeling of despair when the opponent's thinking display appears after putting out 5 bodies is abnormal.

It can be easily suppressed by the common recruit effect of Krawler monsters and his GY effect of World Legacy's Mind Meld, but monster effects activated in the field have a narrow range and are easily broken by monsters of Spell Trap GY. In that case, this monster does not have the common effect of his Krawler monster, so it takes time to rebuild. If you're dealing with monsters on the field as well, there are times when it's better to use 《Krawler Spine》of destruction. Also, it may be possible to search for "Spirit of the Fall Wind" on "Prediction Princess Tarotrei" Tribute for a level 9 Flip Monster.

It's a flashy effect that allows you to send 1 card from the Deck to your hand and 4 cards to GY, but if the target card isn't turned over, you will lose 1 card in your hand and have a disadvantage, so I used it in his purely constructed Krawler to avoid failure. I want to. In the Krawler Deck, you can convert it to any puppet you want in your hand, shadow shadows, or all of his Krawler monsters, and you can also aim for the cost of the puppet and his GY effect, so you can have 3 copies.

Thunder Dragon's exclusive dog.
It is a monster that can be actively removed, and his deck that can be used is very limited. The cost is a little heavy because it is excluded by the hand consumption, and it is a little unstable in terms of use for Sandra, who has many card accidents. It's also a bit itchy to suffer with the summoning rights for his Special Summon of Chorai. However, since it can also be used for exclusion recovery, it is a must-have card for 3 stacks that often work usefully for Sandra, who attacks across turns.

Enhanced version of Temujin
As with Star 6 Temjin, there are many situations where you want to use the resurrection effect from the development of the first move to the counterattack. It can be used not only for Special Summon but also for summoning, so it is easier to activate than star 6.
His Spell/Trap card in ② cannot be used during the opponent's turn, so it's not suitable for suppressing, but if you play it as the first move of the second attack, you can deploy it while taking care of the face down card, which is very great.
One of the materials is designated as a high-ranking or higher "DD", and it is necessary to use Abyss Ragnarok as a material to deploy with Swirl, which increases the hand demand. When deploying with Necro, the fact that you can't use monsters or his Link Monster is a bit of a bottleneck.
Star 6 is at a level that is easier to use as an S material, and in terms of ease of use, star 6 has its advantage. That said, Turn 1 doesn't overlap with Star 6, so it's easy to use together.
Overall, I'm a little worried about the material, but it's still an excellent card that doesn't have the option of not being used in "DD".

Fuunji who has benefited to the fullest from the chaos associated with the new master rule.
Originally, it was designed to block subsequent developments by blocking the EX monster zone, but as a result of various things, the demerit has completely disappeared. It doesn't change the fact that it can't coexist with Link Monsters and P-summons, but that's why it's a story.

A triad of Sigma, Addion, and Subtra
Usually comes out with a tuner + multiplier
two bodies but three bodies
It fills the basic extra monster zone, but if it's there, his ATK 3000 monster, which is virtually perfect resistance, is Rise to Full Height.
Although it is a level 12 synchro, it is easy to put out because the material is general purpose, and the business trip performance is also high.
However, ATK 3000 is not as high ATK as it says, so overconfidence is prohibited
Floowandereeze can be said to be a natural enemy because he can't surpass ATK when Final Sigma is issued.
Doubled battles damage with monsters can double her ATK with a multiplier, so she can easily hit over 10,000 damage.
If a monster with ATK 2000 or less is standing still, instant death is confirmed, and if you have Addion in your hand, the deadline will be 3000.
Perfect performance as an ace attacker
Weaknesses are Defense Position monsters
I wish it had defense penetration ability, but it's too strong, so it's reasonable
Chaos MAX? I hate smart duels like you
Mathmech has benefited greatly from the 11th season rule change
Set up Final Sigma in the Extra Monster Zone, and in the Main Monster Zone, make full use of two types of mass Mathmech and Super Factorial to remove and search while granting Diamond negate effect and using his GY effect of Multiplier to complete Final Sigma. He said he would support him, but now he can move like a Mathmech.
A double hit of ATK 6000 to the monster with the protection of Nabura and Multiplier, Mathmech's deadly move.
10 points without complaint
As an aside, Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel, which has recently started distribution, unfortunately he has received the cold treatment that no one has a summoning effect for the Mathmech monster for some reason.
Postscript: The summoning effect was implemented a little later in Master Duel
It's strange that it didn't come out until now, even though it was a death sentence
However, looking at the opinion of the environment decker, he said that it would be better to put Access Code Talker into Mathmech rather than putting Final Sigma into it.
Final Sigma is also a victim of environmental deckers.

Click-click!
This guy from Mascarena is hard and hard!
Just having this guy on your opponent's turn gives you a different sense of security.
Illustration is also good and it can be said that it is a wonderful card.