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Last boss position?
Although it shows its true value when used in Subterror, it is actually easier for him to use it outside of Subterror.
The effect itself is very powerful, and it is a mass of ads that simultaneously performs GY fertilization and development, as well as searching and salvaging. If you use Subterror Maris, which is mainly high-level, as a material, the RBI will be strange.
As for the expansion effect, he is a Flip Monster to drop on GY, but there is actually no designation for the Special Summon. Well, it will be released on the back side, so basically it will be Flip Monster. Also, anything is OK as long as it's reversed, so you can drop Shaddolls and earn ads.
The search salvage also works with the expansion effect, so depending on the monster you reverse, you can earn a huge amount of ads. Specifically, Gibratar shoots Pot of Greed every turn.
In this way, there is no doubt that he is a very powerful monster, but the biggest problem is that this card itself cannot be turned face down, and he is a Link Monster. That you'll get in my way. If anything, he may appear more often in Shaddoll or Tarot Ray.

Takumi: "I'll stop you here! Go quickly!"
It's Subterror's Continuous Spell.
The increase value is not bad, and depending on the situation, you can hit a tremendous ATK, but since the condition is "the number of back side Defense Position monsters", if you try to make it in your own field, you can not attack all at once, and if you try to attack all at once, If you do, the opponent will defend and harden and you won't be able to deal any damage. If only I could get it through... There are cards like Yoma that aren't Maris that are face down after work, but if you want to stably generate firepower, all you have to do is use the decisive battle...
The salvage effect is usually easy to use, and it is possible for him to recover the demons that went to GY by using the effect. From the opponent's point of view, it would be nothing but a nightmare to have your demons collected every turn, so you might want to use this effect as your main.
If you use it, it will be after the middle stage, so it seems that there is no problem with hiring about 1 or 2.

I thought she was cute, but when I looked closely, she was quite old (ry
The effect of (1) is a limited Eileen, and it is a rather harsh effect of Deck bounce while suppressing the opponent's reverse effect. However, the fact that he needs a Subterror and the fact that he is limited to the back Defense Position is subtle, so it would be quicker to remove it normally with her other Subterror Maris.
The true value of this card is the effect of (2). Like Yang Zing, if destroyed, he can recruit Subterror from the Deck, there is no designation of the recruiting destination, and he does not miss the timing. There is no specification such as "if it is destroyed by the other party", so it is OK to prepare your own means of destruction and destroy it. It takes a little time and effort, but if you think about the development from there, you will get more than enough fishing.

In terms of level, the first Subterror Malice you meet?
The effect common to advanced level and above has a unique ability, and the essential unique ability is to destroy set cards equal to the number of her Subterrors on the field.
Depending on the board, it's an effect that can be a big add, but since it's specified as "only", if the number of Subterror Maris here exceeds the number of set cards, the effect doesn't make sense in the first place. It's not good, so it's an effect that doesn't work well. For the time being, Maris has the effect of voluntarily withdrawing, so it can be adjusted.
In terms of back removal, it's better to use Cyclone or Tsuitsui normally, and if you want to make effective use of it, I'd like to use it as a means of actively destroying archers.

Field Spell as usual.
At the time of activation, the search has become like a promise. His reverse-themed Subterror also has a nice reverse effect, as well as Subterror's withdrawal effect, so you can use the effect almost every turn. The attack negate is also unexpectedly stupid, and it is useful for protecting cards that are powerful like a demon and want to be kept in play but have poor status.
I think all of them are good looking cards that fit in well with Subterror.

Isn't it good that this is the opposite of warrior and rarity?
Far from being a low-level Subterror, this is a brutal card that includes Maris.
Since it is level 1, it corresponds to 141, and you can target yourself with special summon effects from your hand or GY, so you can advance his Subterror development with this one card.
The negate effect can also be discarded from the hand, so it's as surprise as Veiler, and thanks to the flip effect, it's possible to interrupt the opponent and lead to the deployment of his Subterror. There are many ways to collect them, so they are easy to reuse.
If there is a weak point, it is that this one card is not complete, and the effects of (1) and (2) do not mesh well depending on the situation. Still, there is no doubt that it is a strange card power.

Industrial waste in a vector different from other industrial waste.
There are many things I want to say, but for now, the problem with this card
- Even if Gouki is destroyed in battle, it will lead to the next one, so the half-baked resistance to battle destruction that is made into a sandback is rather a hindrance.
・Even though the opponent's resurrection card has no restrictions, I have restrictions.
- You can't resurrect the Link Monster, so you can't recover the losses you spent on it.
・Since there are even more excellent general-purpose monsters in the same Link 4, even Gouki, who is essential to him, cannot be used.
If it had at least 3500 RBI, I thought it would be an interesting card. It's not worth it. Or rather, the Great Ogre and Thunder Ogre with lower links than this guy are clearly superior in terms of combat.
It's a card closer to entertainment than professional wrestling, and my honest impression is that I can't find the significance of adopting it at the moment.

A villainous wrestler from the looks of it!
You need his Gouki for the hand cost, but you can Special Summon yourself while bumping up your allies. This card is similar to Gouki's savior, which has a large Link Monster and weak deployment power.
This card itself also has Gouki's common effect, so after using it as a link material, it is possible to search for a rematch and use it as a cost to revive Gouki along with him.

His Gouki who commits the power of his companions afterward.
Gouki The search effect common to the main monsters is as easy to use as ever.
The bump-up effect can also release this card itself, so it can be used as a simple 1600-up bullet. For Gouki, who has trouble dealing with unexpectedly high RBIs, this effect is quite helpful. It's also good that he can search for the following with Gouki after he released it.
However, Gouki, who wants deployment power, may not be able to match this performance. It can be used after the board is ready, but in the early stages it will be a bit of a waste to have a number of personnel.
The biggest attraction of this card is that it is level 3, and there is a job to become an invoker by lining up with 《Marauding Captain》or 《Crane Crane》. This is unexpectedly stupid usage.

Next to darkening is the unexpected 《Dracocension》.
Special Summon time effect removes set Spell Trap cards. It's ostensibly impossible, but if you put it in the Standby Phase with something like Tyrant, you can safely deploy it. It is very compatible because it does not allow chains in the first place under the factor application.
The removal effect is a search for Metaphys cards. The deck's core Ragnarok, the Field Spell factor, the draw source Ashin, and much more. The search is a little slower than the next standby phase, but Metaphys itself isn't that fast of a deck, so I don't mind that much. Fire King was about the same. It works well with Tyrants, and if you remove them together, you can bring any of his Metaphys into play from his deck as your next standby.

The original Tyrant was a little pitiful, but this Tyrant is normally strong.
Among Metaphys with no summoning limit, it has the highest hit point, and the effect itself is aggressive. Even if there are conditions, continuous attacks are normally strong. It also has trap resistance, but to be frank, there aren't many traps that threaten Metaphys, so it's a bonus that it can prevent tempo loss.
The effect when removed is to Special Summon his Metaphys in his hand. It's slightly slower than Standby, but you can use Daedalus to remove highly resistant monsters, and Nephthys to peel off the opponent's back. Eliminating it along with Nephthys has the effect of actually recruiting his favorite Metaphys from the deck.

A mysterious addictive illustration ad. This guy's ATK... I can throw 《Marauding Captain》.
Warrior Level 4 supports reinforcements, 2200 RBI, and the condition itself is the highest level low-level attacker. However, there is a flip side to the good story, and it has the downside of converting battles damage into healing.
However, since the damage you receive can also be converted into recovery, it can't be said to be a disadvantage in general, and if you hit with it in the first place, you should hit the opponent with a suitable hit point, so the opponent's recovery amount may be within the error. is also expensive. Well, it's subtle if you ask me whether I use it purposely or not. With Simocchi, you can completely negate the disadvantages and operate as a simple 2200 attacker. Even if I get hit, I have nothing but benefits.
This card shines the most against 《Toadally Awesome》. With 2200 RBI, which is the same as Toadally Awesome, and his WATER enhancement of Mistar Boy, which is compatible with the Bajasha Mochi gimmick, is also applied to this muscle, it is almost certainly possible to kill Toadally Awesome. is.
As expected, it is a rare card ... It is very strong in a strange direction.

If you say it well, it's exciting, if you say it, it's miscellaneous (laughs)
One of Metaphys's main strengths, the effect of Special Summon is to remove all of the opponent's monsters. Even destruction resistance does not work, and it does not take targets, so it can unilaterally deal with Gao and Chaos MAX, which have strong resistance. With the Metaphys factor, you can reliably kill your opponent's monsters without getting in the way of your opponent. As expected, it doesn't work for people with perfect resistance.
The effect when excluded is also excellent because it can be converted into other Metaphys exclusion effects, although there is a time lag.
It feels good to see a card with such a rough strength.

It's not a card that directly takes an ad, which is rare in recent Field Spells, but it's a very good card in terms of support.
The effect of eliminating the first release is a welcome effect for Metaphys, which has many large sizes. It's more than enough just to reduce the number of "I can't move until I draw Ragnarok!" End phase exclusion is also good because it can be connected to his next Metaphys.
She can't be chained to the effects of Metaphys monsters, but she's very powerful if the effects pass, so she helps Metaphys monsters. It is also very helpful that Nephthys and Daedalus can even block summoning reaction cards.
Since this card itself is "Metaphys", it is good that it can be used for Ashin's draw and there is little worry about it going bad.

A trump card for Metaphys. A man who absolutely endures Trishula.
It has a very rare exclusion resistance to the destruction resistance that has already been promised. It is strong not only in torrent burial and abyss, but also in 《Dimensional Prison》and Trishula. However, extortion is really tough.
And, although there is a condition that there are more cards in the opponent's field, it has the effect of returning his Metaphys at no cost. He should have banished Metaphys when he plays this card, so you shouldn't have any trouble using the effect.
With 3000 RBIs, it's a trump card. In particular, the < Macro Cosmos > type of him is rotten in the hand with Metaphys and will only be used for Ashin's draw... Metaphys itself has a lot of cards that want to keep in play, so there are quite a few cases where the return effect is difficult to use.
However, until indiscriminate exclusion cards such as Macro Cosmos come along, his Metaphys cards are meaningless and he often accumulates in GY, so I think it's an excellent insurance for that.