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Special Summon system "Fusion Summon" that accepts the worst conditions and add losses even in OCG, consuming 3 or more specific cards including this card to Special Summon one monster from the EX Deck. Spell card that becomes the starting point necessary for doing.
Currently, most of the themes that use this summoning method have fusion summons with monster effects, can be done with less consumption conditions, or can be done with Furice, or have fusion / fusion / theme names. In most cases, Spell / Trap cards are prepared, but on the other hand, fusion summons using this card, which is a regular fusion, continue to be strengthened, and it is said that it has not lost its value until now. It is a great pleasure to
Not to mention its importance in Fluffal decks, such as Prank-Kids putting it in his deck to pierce his opponent's triggers.

A powerful Fusion Monster that can banish a single card on the field with Friche on each other's turn, and separate it by avoiding the effect of targeting the opponent with Friche on the opponent's turn.
The ace monster of ABC who once ruled the environment, and it is often said that the only weak points are that the separation effect is unreasonably weak against the grave, and that the appearance that is reminiscent of the Gatling Dragon is the most ugly.
After all, if there are two plesiosaurs in the fusion material and the remaining one is a monster that feels like a base, it will look like this, and in many ways I want you to follow XYZ's balance.
It's been like this before, but since the appearance of this monster, the Union system has become a personal property of his LIGHT Machine.
Since the existence of XYZ originally brought this system into the world, it may be natural to say that it is natural...

An Insect monster tuner that generates 1 token of the same race, attribute, and level as itself with the effect of SS triggering.
If you have this token, you will not be able to Special Summon anything other than Insect from the EX Deck, but since it is a token, it cannot be used as an X material, and the Insect's S-Link Monster, which can be put out with only this monster and the token, is an option. The impression that it is a little over-adjusted, even though it is small and there is no self-SS effect, but only SS is effective.
He is a Link 1 who can be Link Summoned with this 1 token, but if an Insect monster appears, he will be able to easily remove the disadvantages...
Except that you don't have to put extra cards in the main deck and that it's a tuner, I think it would be better to use Galaxy Worm, which has similar effects at the same race and level, or something that's ahead of the world.
I think once again that it can be said that it is excellent only when it is said that it is effective in SS, or it is premised that it has self-SS effect or is effective in NS.

It was one of the first late-term bonus cards in the history of regular subscription benefits that could be seen up to a year in advance. It seems that there were quite a few duelists who had to wait.
Its effect is suitable for making the first move of recruiting a galaxy of level 3 or lower with NS trigger, but the selection of galaxy effect monsters that can be recruited is extremely small, and the monster effect will also be negate.
However, since monsters with the same name can also be recruited, it is possible to operate using only these three monsters, and you can connect yourself and the recruited card with the same name to Rank 3X or Link 2.
At Rank 3X, there are Locust Kings and digital bugs whose races and attributes match hers, so it would be possible to use her Insect in particular.
The disadvantage is that it is vulnerable to interference because it is an NS-triggered effect, and if you use only these 3 monsters, basically only the first one can use the effect.
On the overseas precedent card, the effect can be triggered even in SS with the same level and race, and the same name monster can be Special Summoned. There are strong and influential competitors, but due to their own disadvantages, the types of monsters that can be Special Summoned are limited, so if you use this monster, you can use it as an X-Link material for other races such as Cherubini. I would like to consider what I can do.
Isn't it a monster that has some useful GY effect, is a tuner, or a monster that should shine more if there are more good recruitment targets?

Her Equip Spell, which is a derived card of Axe of Despair, still maintains a certain position as an Equip Spell that can be equipped without choosing a monster and can strengthen ATK by a certain amount since it appeared in the second season.
Well, I'm surprised that this is a series or a follow-up related card will appear.
This weakens the opponent's monster with a time limit due to the effect that is activated only during the main phase, and its strength changes depending on the equipped monster, which is the exact opposite of the stable axe. It's becoming
However, the weakening effect affects all of the opponent's monsters, so it is strong against various resistances, and it can be more powerful if both control multiple monsters or if the equipped monster has a multi-attack effect.
Like the ax, it has a recycling effect, and under relatively loose conditions, it costs LP and returns to the hand, so in terms of advantages it is far superior to the ax, and it does not work as a combat support during the opponent's turn. I think it can be said that the point is somewhat acceptable from this ease of reuse.
It may not be a strong card, but considering that anyone can equip it, I think it's not a bad performance.

Equip Spell can be equipped by anyone with an EARTH S monster and can be used as a battle aid, but considering the latter two effects, it is a power tool monster and an EARTH monster. It's no exaggeration to say that it's an Equip Spell that can be activated by itself and is exclusive to Bravers.
The latter two effects are premised on combos combined with other effects, and the subtleties of the LP stream that comes out as compensation for the Power Tool S monster are set aside. It's good, but it weakens the opponent's monster instead of strengthening your own monster, so it doesn't work on people with resistance, and it's not so good for taking LP. Considering that it is limited to EX monsters, I am concerned.
After all, there is no option for the Equip Spell equipped by the Braver, and it feels like it is only equipped on the Braver.
If there is no EX monster on the field, it will be a hopeless accident card, so it would be nice if this kind of card had a GY effect that doesn't depend on the situation on the field.

He is one of the Evilswarm monsters who had a bad feeling to death when he was using Rock Metabi.
It is a monster that reacts to the activation of some effect on each other and leaves the field and comes back a little stronger. With the overwhelming badness of being a hit point that overtakes Koa'ki Meiru and others with ATK 1900, even if you use notices, you will almost certainly have to consume two or more cards to defeat them. Just thinking about those days gives me a headache.
Even if your opponent tries to attack you with an NS monster, you can react to your own effect and withdraw, or you can also lay out his Quick-Play Spell or Trap cards and deal with them. .
It can be said that it is also excellent that Return does not involve activation and is not treated as a Special Summon, and at that time, there were some decks of him with this monster as the main axis.

Backward compatible with 《Monster Reborn》, which is a resurrection card by Normal Spell only for lower Machines.
Monsters revived without the name Turn 1 can attack, but the effect will be negate, and there is also the disadvantage of self-destruction in the end phase, which is a safe combination, and there is no effective additional effect for cards that do not belong to the theme. Therefore, there is nothing special to see as a dedicated resuscitation tag.
The ability to use self-destruction in the end phase as a trigger to activate the effect that triggers destruction is an additional effect, but...
Still, it's worrisome that he can't even activate not only GY but also Machine without him in the field.
I think it would be difficult to give priority unless there is a search salvage effect referring to the "Iron" Spell Trap card, including the OCG version of Iron Draw later.
From a psychological point of view, it may be said that it is a merit in a sense that it can be activated without worrying about saving it, rather than "Monster Reborn" that responds to all the monsters of each other's GY. yeah.

There are various other cards that have lost their raison d'être because the designated card has become a banned card, but this is a pitiful monster that has not been used at all since it was still alive. .
Unlike the relationships between Elma and the dagger Elma, and Bubbleman Neo and Metamorphosis, this monster was born to specialize in supporting designated monsters, but Amaryllis itself can also do NS and SS with its own effects. By design, this monster was completely ignored, right?

One of the monsters used by Aki in the anime 5D's that symbolizes her during her witch age, the highest-level monster of her Plant.
Even with this, various adjustments have been made to the anime version text, and it has deteriorated accordingly, but at any rate, it's still the 6th season.
Perhaps because the cost of resurrection requires a finite GY Plant, the name Turn 1 is not attached, and the self-revival effect without the name Turn 1 and the burn effect without the name Turn 1 have been combined. , Later, it went on a rampage with Decks such as [Plant Link], and as a monster used by Aki, it became a banned card following Valve.
When it first came out, most people thought it was a card with a strong habit that required building a dedicated deck, and of course even if it was specialized, it wasn't at the level of the environment at all, but the times have caught up and the name Turn 1 has been removed. It has become a very unacceptable situation.

A super muscle lady with a cool hairstyle who leads the Amazoness combat corps.
You can self-SS from your hand under very loose conditions, and with Amazoness Deck, you can self-SS at almost any time. It can also be used as a general-purpose expansion card for level 5 Warriors.
In line with that, he can set Amazoness Spell Trap or Fusion from the Deck, and it's safe to say that "Deck to set" pierces through the wall.
If you set Fusion, you can Fusion Summon Guilty Gear Freed by using two of this monster, Isolde that was sent by the NS monster, that Isolde, and the monsters that were searched or recruited by Isolde's effect as fusion materials. .
However, if you use effects that are set from the Deck, you will not be able to attack monsters outside the theme, so it is important to note that most of the scenes will only be to create a board unless the first turn is the first turn.
Also, I would like to keep in mind that it is not compatible with Amazoness Quick-Play Spells such as screams that cannot be activated on the set turn in exchange for penetrating the back.

An advanced monster that stops the effects of his LIGHT monsters on the field, including permanent effects, just by being on the field.
In addition to the effect as a light meta that makes me wonder why I couldn't do this much with AOJ, even if he doesn't function as a meta with ATK 2500 with just one release, he has the minimum power. However, I have the impression that it is a decisive difference from the AOJ group.
However, he has a lot of general-purpose card-inducing monsters in LIGHT, and if possible, I would have liked to see effects that activate with his hand and his GY, including the fact that the continuous attack effect in the latter half is vulnerable to Honest.

An attack deterrent Continuous Trap designed as a Gravity Bind exclusively for Morphtronic.
Like over there, it blocks attack declarations from level 4 or higher monsters, blocks changes in battle position, and your own monsters are not bound by this.
Besides the fact that it doesn't affect X or Link, he must always have a pair of Morphtronic monsters and this card on the field, and if either one leaves the field, the restraint will be released. It's not very cool as a permanent attack deterrent card.
Attack deterrence type permanent cards are particularly vulnerable to removal, especially those with no resistance, and the demand for them is already low, so at least they can be activated and applied without limit on their own, so there are places like Nambo.
Also, the nature of the Morphtronic Deck itself, which can be mass-deployed on mobile phones and telephones, does not mesh well with this card, which is a continuous trap with a defensive effect, and it is just an unnecessary option in the name of construction width. There is a feeling that it is not.

The monster that Aki used in the anime 5D's, which is of the same lineage as Ivy Wall, with the mystery of whether or not it should really be called a monster.
By sending it from your hand to his GY during battle damage calculation, the effect is that your own monster that fights that battle will not be destroyed in battle, but his ATK will be halved.
When used on monsters in Defense Position to avoid being destroyed in battle, there is no disadvantage, and when used on monsters in Attack Position, the battles damage received increases, but destruction is avoided, so you can continue by fighting. Good compatibility with monsters that trigger effects.
With monsters that inflict battle damage on the opponent instead, there is synergy in terms of her own ATK down.
It's an effect that activates in your hand during damage calculation, so you can use it no matter which side you're attacking from, so you can say that it's use is limited, but its surprise ability is high.
However, he can avoid being destroyed by battle only once during the damage calculation when the effect is activated, and his ATK is still halved, so if there are other opponent monsters that can be attacked, the battles damage he receives will be increased. Note that it can be large.
Even by itself, it is a wall of 2100 DEF, which is a high level for a low-class monster, and since it is a level 3 monster with ATK 0 and is a Plant, it is revived from debris and used as an S material for Black Rose, and its effect is suitable as his GY cost. At that time, the height of the tower was also highly regarded.
Among the monsters used by Aki in the play, it's not particularly strong, but it's not so weak that it's completely useless, so it's just an average monster.

Until now, tuners such as Junk Ron, Alien Mo, and Black Bomber have been designed to Special Summon GY monsters with NS-triggered effects and connect them to S summons, but this monster is not easy enough. It is a tuner that does it by Special Summon from the Deck with the same activation condition as it is said.
It is the strongest effect as an initial move that can be started by NSing this one monster regardless of the situation of the hand and GY, and there are no restrictions or disadvantages imposed on the player, themselves, or recruited monsters after the effect is activated.
At the time, there weren't many options for recruiting monsters, it didn't have enough explosive power to reach level 5S on its own, and it was difficult to make use of the ability to recruit cards with the same name, so it wasn't a very powerful card. However, with the introduction of X-Link Summoning, it became possible to work just by recruiting Diva B with Diva A, and it became possible to stand out as a tuner who could develop without adding anything extra to the Deck. Become.
Especially Rank 2X, a tuner who can be connected to Link 2 and become a Hari Fiber, and if he comes with WATER, he's right in the middle of [Gael Spright], the ruler of the environment in the limit regulation from April to June 2022... .
However, as long as you don't use some kind of effect, you will always use summon power to use your own effect, so be careful that it is still vulnerable to interference.