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A card that supports both EM and Em. I hope it doesn't end up like 5 V cards.
Gives all destruction resistance once per turn, and negates excess damage.
It's a very strong defensive card, but it's the fate of this kind of card to collapse with a single cyclone.

Gem-Knight also got his now-fashionable deck fusion. Since it is permanent, it is vulnerable to cyclones, and when the status becomes 0 and leaves the field, it comes with two disadvantages, but the advantage that he can send any material to GY more than compensates for it. Disadvantages can be almost ignored by going through Brilliant Diamond, and even if you directly put out a Gem-Knight fusion without going through and he wants to drop other than Gem-Knight to his GY, Gem-Knight Fusion is his By sending it to GY, the status of the fusion can be temporarily restored.
The biggest drawback is that it's difficult to find because it doesn't have the Gem-Knight's name, but it's definitely a card that will completely change Gem-Knight's tactics.

A defensive card that increases attack and defense to 100 and grants strong resistance to destruction.
However, due to the high risk of becoming a punching bag, it is not recommended to use it on his Attack Position monsters during the opponent's turn. It's delicious if you can block the abyss torrent on your turn, but there's a holy spear.
With monsters that don't need to participate in attacks and are meaningful to maintain, is it meaningful to use him as a deck?

Show must go on!
It has a burn meta effect, gives two attacks, and has an Em recruit effect when destroyed.
You can't target yourself with a double attack, so you want to line up high-hitting monsters side by side.
I only want to use it when I can finish it off because the disadvantage is heavy.
By the way, even if you try to use it to remove the opponent's monster, it will be avoided by simply not entering the battle phase. If you think that you can choose between giving up the attack for that turn or being content with attacking twice and being destroyed, isn't it possible that you can't use it?
The third effect is the familiar follow-up effect when destroyed.
It can be a powerful end card that surpasses 《Gagaga Samurai》if you clear the point that you need to line up horizontally in a Spell-user Deck.

A sniper who shoots arrows into his knees. The effect is tied to turn 1.
Level 5 DD doesn't have a good guy, so it's nice to be stacked with Caesar, but losing Caesar's Dark Contract his search is a pain.
If you can't shoot continuously like the animation, the effect will feel plain. The trigger itself is easy to fill thanks to his Dark Contract, but it's also painful when you can't hit it when you put out a dark.
GY The fertilization effect also requires a chain, and there is a feeling that it is not good overall.

Black flare is also metalized. The potential for Red-Eyes knows no bounds
It has three powerful effects: effect destruction resistance, burn that reacts to the opponent's effect activation, and free chain vanilla Red-Eyes.
Needless to say, destruction resistance is useful in that it can withstand removal such as abyssal torrent, and contributes to increasing the reliability of the second and third effects.
The burn effect is plain at first glance, but if the number of times is accumulated, the damage can not be taken lightly, and if the opponent's LP is low, it exerts a tremendous binding power. The fact that it is difficult to remove also spurs it.
It's a pity that the third effect can't revive Redame, but there are still plenty of revival targets such as the new Dual Red-Eyes. Since it is a free chain, there is little danger of being disturbed by the veiler. However, it is rare to activate it twice due to the balance between the first and second effects.
A must-have for any Red-Eyes Deck. It is a card that boasts high specs even as a general-purpose rank 7 card. Had Dragon Ruler been alive, it might have been dangerous.

A dragon that annihilates fierce enemies and makes them smile.
Ordinarily, he doesn't do much with Dragon x2, so I'd like to use Astral Force to use Niarra, which uses Rivalry and Effects. Sacred Time and 《Red-Eyes Flare Metal Dragon》can be summoned smoothly using Rivalry.
The first effect is to destroy level 7 and below and burn and attack three times in a row. This card is the centerpiece of this card, and it is an effect that boasts tremendous explosive power that almost ends the game if it can be activated. There is also no restriction that only attacks against monsters that are common with this kind of card. However, if you can't destroy any of them or deal damage to them, you can't attack continuously, so switch to another Xyz monster if there are no level 7 or lower monsters on the field.
The second effect is the effect of going to the P zone when it is destroyed, and together with the P effect, you can immediately prepare for the P summoning. However, his scale is rather mediocre.
By the way, even if you join an Extra face-up while not being X-summoned, you can't P-summon because it doesn't meet the resurrection restrictions.

A Dracoslayer Synchro who carelessly threatens the position of the highest Igknight.
Since it is designated as a P monster, it will be handled by a P Deck that uses a tuner.
The primary effect is his untargeted Deck Bounce, a powerful removal that can do even more damage against a P Deck.
The second effect is his Dracoslayer recruitment. Currently, the only target is Raster P, and that Raster also has strict restrictions, but if it's the cost of the first effect, there's no problem.
A very high standard, he is a Synchro Monster and will likely be the highest priority monster in decks that use both Synchro and his Pendulum.

Gem-Knight's new ace that suddenly appeared. He didn't show up in DT, but what is his standing position?
Gem-Knight Fusion Monster's highest RBI and also his Gem-Knight exclusive 《Metamorphosis》built-in.
The compatibility with Brilliant Fusion is outstanding, and by using the SS himself as a seed of the effect, he can create any of his Gem-Knight fusions while avoiding the disadvantages. I can send it to GY.
It is also possible to attack with two fusion bodies if you can bare it.
It is a card that has the ability to live up to the name of a true ace.

Even in the early days of Yu-Gi-Oh, he had Jeanne d'Arc in Fusion Monster.
It's a rare and clean text for monsters these days, but it's not uncommon for Dark Contract's disadvantages to be turned into advantages, and LP exceeding 10,000 is not uncommon.
Still, it has good stats, so it will come in handy as a high RBI monster that can be easily put out.

G prepares to fight back. This is me.
A living 《Macro Cosmos》that appears in response to a Special Summon Spell. It is the same as the G series so far that does not directly stop Special Summon.
The biggest hypothetical enemy is his Infernoid, who fertilizes his GY with excellent reasoning and 《Monster Gate》. If you can't deal with general-purpose monsters, this one will be a bug's breath. Shaddoll and Nekroz he doesn't allow GY triggers or reuses either.
As for the third effect, I still want to search for G and check the Special Summon more.
However, it's hard to say how low the status is. Even though there is a follower, it seems that it will fall easily after being beaten. If I survive, I can reach Rank 4.

His fifth Deskbot, which has become advanced after all. However, that alone is not enough, and it appears as a P-monster. A scale of 10 means that it goes up to 009, right?
Currently, he has few Deskbot P monsters, so it is difficult to show his true value. Recruiting from 003, shooting Cyclone, and using to create Nova Infinity's formation would be the best way to use it.

After a long hard time, it's finally time to strengthen his Toon.
The first is Toon Sidera. Equipped with his Special Summon effect inherited from the original.
Being able to deploy and maintain even without a Toon world is a big improvement.
Since it doesn't have the effect of being treated as a Cyber Dragon, it's a bit underwhelming in the original Saidra Deck, but in the Toon Deck, it's an easy-to-use vanguard along with Mermaid.

Tricks Archfiend's fuzzy appearance.
Both P effect and monster effect are effects that remove themselves at the expense of themselves. Considering it as a normal spell version of Cyclone that can remove monsters by using the summoning right, it is a very versatile card. It is also possible to search with Oppa and Trick Archfiend and recruit with Death Guide, and it is also effective. With the P Deck, you can also reuse monster removal.
It has the ability to become a must-have card as a general-purpose removal for the new era.

Exosearch is increasing little by little, but I wonder if it's okay. This is the first new card in a long time that uses magic counters.
Search by removing 3 own magic counters for both Pendulum effect and monster effect. Pendulum effects search for P monsters, and monster effects search for level 1 spell users.
It's a little difficult to activate its effect actively, but due to its wide opening, it has the potential to be an all-purpose search in his Pendulum-based Deck.
In Library Exo, it's a bargain if it's lined up with the library, but it's difficult without using 《Double Summon》.