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Although it will permanently damage you if you stick it, the timing is late with your standby phase, and it only counts monsters (of course, you can't remove the back side), and the multiplier is too low.
Regardless of the type of card, even if it's used up, D.D. Dynamite is often enough to fulfill its role as it has a high multiplier and can immediately inflict damage on the next turn.
It's a deterioration over there in every aspect except the point of permanence, and it's tough to adopt.
I like the illustrations because they show the dreadfulness that is unique to the early days of Yu-Gi-Oh. It's quite nice that he describes the act of exclusion as "Gravedigger Ghoul" and the act of destroying the grave, the GY.

Trap for trading. If you pay attention to the fact that it can be destroyed in battle, you can't differentiate it from Mirafo or confinement.
As a card that can do similar things, there are many things such as Breissingamen, which can do Nordic Relic search on top of Furice, Power Frame that can negate attacks, and Ai attacks that can give Quick-Play Spell and Burn. This card is basically backward compatible with them.
It's an era where attack response itself is already painful, and this card, which has a large amount of upward compatibility, will probably not be used.

Lightsworn Trump
If you have more than GY, you can Special Summon from your hand at no cost. There is no turn 1, so if you draw it, you can Special Summon as many times as you want, and the bounce doesn't work.
It also has a total removal effect and a high RBI of 3000, so it can deal great damage while emptying the opponent's field. It also doesn't have a turn 1, so it can be destroyed by using it multiple times if it has a limited destruction resistance.
The destruction effect has an LP cost, and his 4 GY fertilization effects in the end phase speed up his deck run out, so I want to settle the turn I play.
On the downside, Lightsworn doesn't have cards that consistently add this card to your hand.

From one piece to ATK 5300 access Accesscode Talker
If you place a monster of level 2 or lower in her GY as a cost with Cynet Mining, you can revive it from GY and move without any add loss, even though it is an effect that can only be used with Normal Summon.
At this time, if Formad Skipper is used as a cost, Link Summon a Link 2 monster with Formad Skipper and Cyber Gadget, and activate it with GY effect chain 1 of Formad Skipper and Cyber Gadget's GY effect chain 2, While taking care of Urara, you can search for 《Parallel eXceed》and be able to spin around.
The move to catch the Formad Skipper with this Cyber Gadget is a very strong combo that Yusaku actually did in the final battle of the anime.
Also, it works well not only in Accesscode Talker but also in Mathmech
Access Code Talker from this single card requires extra monsters such as "Linguriboh" and Link Disciples that can be Link Summoned with Cyber Gadget, so be sure to include it.
In other words, a duelist who has a Cyber Gadget but doesn't have a link 1 such as 《Linguriboh》is just an airp without thinking.

I always thought it was cute because it looked like a chicken with round eyes, but when I looked closer, I was disappointed that it was just a stern dragon.
Although the performance is high-end, it has 2500 RBIs, which is pretty good, but the bump on the top of Summoned Skull is something that bothers me. In particular, 《Summoned Skull》belongs to his Archfiend category, and since it was a card that played a big role in the anime, it is a formidable opponent with high future potential. In contrast to Mr. Summon, who is blessed with enhancements, this guy is treated poorly because of his strange name "Cybertic", which doesn't belong in the cyber "ne" tick category, let alone Cyber support. Why is it so.

If it were to come back now, it would be a powerful flip-up card.
You can aim at those who don't have target resistance and use them as materials.
I'm really back. It is an admission of Brecon's failure.

It's been a banned card for a long time, but in the current environment, it seems better to think that it won't even enter the main, let alone the side. The card isn't that strong anymore, so it may come back soon.

The second remake of Fortress Whale is now bigger.
If Umi exists, he will be able to attack directly with WATER in general, and his RBI is not bad at 2550, and if he can develop well, he can aim for the end of the game at once.
Once activated, you can attack directly even if the sea disappears, so it is also an advantage that it is easy to use together with Physalia.
The effect of 2 is difficult to use due to the late timing, and it can hardly be expected alone. If you can target it with 《Dive Sea Surprise II》, it's just an effect.
3 can be from your own card, and it will be a follow-up to destruction from your opponent or 《Dive Sea Surprise II》. However, the number of water warriors who are compatible with the sea is limited.
After all, I think I will mainly call the fisherman. 《Crusadia Arboria》also has high versatility.
It has the ability to decide the game, but it's a superlative that doesn't have a self-promoting effect, and there are many things that are required to make use of its effect, so I think it's a pretty difficult card to handle.

There are other level 6 Dragons that are excellent in that they can be used as materials for Meteor Dragons, so they are not prioritized, but since they are Red Eyes, they can be used for Red-Eyes related effects such as the release cost of Sub-Black Dragons. Since it's a Gemini Monster, it's a Normal Monster in the field/GY, and I think it's good that it can benefit from Dual's support cards.

I'm telling you to be stupid. A brain muscle with 4800 points is born.
Lightning? I do not know. Well, I don't think I'd purposely use it on someone like that.
Of course, you can play it with Gunner Dragon and Barba, so you can put it in the Skidre Deck without any problems.

What is the highest RBI monster that can be put out with his Tribute Summon, which has two released? "Super Conductor Tyranno" is often mentioned in the question, but in fact, this guy has the highest RBI. …what? Synthetic monster Garzet? I hate people who answer like this.
The Special Summon effect is also very good, and both Beast-Warrior and Machine are blessed with support, so the summoning difficulty is low. However, the constraint of becoming 0 battles damage is very heavy. Then, when trying to use it as a battle destruction personnel, the weighted number of 3800 is difficult to use. 4000 lines, which is a number that does not reach the target number, does not meet the demand.
It would be better to use it together with the original species that are compatible with 《Skill Drain》.

Since it was revived recently, it evaluates again.
The feeling of use is not much different from 《Mind Control》. that's all. …Eh, that’s all? You might say that, but seriously. Contrary to the excitement of being able to use cards that had been banned for a long time, I felt like I was pinched by a fox.
Well, taking control is strong because it strategically removes the opponent's suppression while you can block 1, but if you want to do that, Mind Control is enough, isn't it? That's what I'm talking about. It is said to be upward compatible with Mind Control in terms of being able to attack, but frankly speaking, it is subtle as a differentiating factor. This is because the method of removing the opponent's suppressed monsters with battle destruction is slow as a turnover. There is clearly a problem with playing and building that you can't reach the one-kill line unless you include Change of Heart.
There is also a point that can be clearly differentiated from Mind Control. It is the point that the stolen monster can be released. Release-heavy themes such as Ritual Theme and his Floowandereeze would appreciate it.
However, it's hard to say that the former banned card can't be done without differentiating in such a small detail. Banned cards are more of a barrage of duels.

Useful as a finisher for Evil Twins. The effect of Trouble Sunny can be used even during the Battle Phase, so you can separate it after the attack to activate the effect of Extend and increase the RBI to 3300. If you can't finish with two attacks, you can just use Trouble Sunny again, and the extra pressure is less. The total RBI is higher than access, and it is excellent in that it can leave Evil Twins on the board. Two cards can be removed with Trouble Sunny and Lyra.

Due to the effect of (1), I think it is excellent that if GY is well-trained, it can destroy cards on the opponent's field multiple times.
Even if it is destroyed, I think it's a strength that it can be connected to the next by the effect of (2).
GY fertilization is an important card, but if you release an "Electromagnet Warrior" monster during your opponent's turn and recruit Epsilon The Magnet Warrior "Magnet Warrior γ", which has a GY sending effect, you can fertilize GY with both the release and GY sending effect. I don't think there is a problem because it is recommended.

If you search for 《Abyss Shark》, you can develop it as it is, so I think it is strong. (Feeling small)