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It is a "Dark Contract" that can block 《Evenly Matched》, which has a high adoption rate on the side, and depending on the opponent, this one card alone will decide the game. The usage is simple, it will be an operation to search and hide during deployment. It has the effect of shutting out most opponents with Trap-centered meta beats, so if you put it on the side, it will be useful in an emergency.
It doesn't work well with 《Dark Contract with the Witch》and DD Recruit, so be careful about the order in which you use it.

It used to be a card that was like insurance for Nekroz Lime, and was never able to play a good role, but with the many new DDs, its reputation has risen.
After defeating Vice with Copernicus, searching for the Demon King with Caesar, and after issuing Great King Temujin and Temujin, Teru can be sent back and forth between the field and his GY to drop necro and patent rights.
It is not a substitute for Necro or the Demon King, but has expanded the range of development as a third fusion method.
It is also excellent for increasing the firepower of the second attack, and increasing the Great King Temujin is simply increasing the RBI and resurrection effect, and it is possible to fill the entire field easily. In the second attack where you can't use Abyss' P effect due to the disadvantage, it can be said that it is difficult to develop that far without Weiss.
However, it's still a card that can cause accidents, so if you're fighting at an environmental level, you can't use it for stability. However, due to the characteristics of the effect, it is a card that can be fully active with just one copy. Please come and try it.

Various monsters can be used as fusion materials so much that I wondered if there were monsters that could not be used as fusion materials.
Considering the monsters that appear in the new Strak, there are almost no opponent monsters that cannot be used as fusion materials, and they are easy to put out.
Since you can use the effects of fusion summoned monsters, reversing is too easy

The point is that you can put a lot of monsters in GY
It is an advantage to be able to secure his GY cost for 《Doom Dozer》and 《Block Dragon》
Since you can perform a ritual summon with it, it's a powerful support for one-turn kills with Demis.

ATK is high and can be negate, so it's a troublesome Synchro Monster that's hard to break through.
Preparing level 8 Synchro materials and sending Link Monsters to GY seems like it would take a lot of work, but the advantage is that it doesn't take that much time because you can usually secure it with a relayed Link Monster.
It's profitable if you can negate it even once, and the point is that it's not really necessary to equip a high link.
If you want to raise your ATK, you need link 3 or higher

A sad card that has strayed into the fiercely competitive battlefield of interfering with the opponent's use of his GY.
It's a Quick-Play Spell, you can touch it regardless of the type of card, and you can return it to the Deck.

I think that it is excellent to be able to search for his spells and traps related to "Kuriboh" by the effect of (1).

Among the defensive hand trigger monsters, I think it's strength is that it can be searched and recruited with 《The Flute of Summoning Kuriboh》, and it can lead to high links with "Proliferate".

It can be deployed under loose conditions, has an effect that allows access to other levels that material personnel are happy to have, and has an excellent effect if it has a wide range of search.
As a disadvantage, he can only deploy WATER, but if he has a deck that uses this card, you probably won't mind it. There are also excellent guys such as fake No4 and Knight.
Damage doubling is a follow-up to the cheap god, and it works well with 37 and 94.
If reality is super, it's unlikely to be super cheap...

It is a rank 5 that requires 2 bodies without specifying materials, and its effect is highly versatile with removal that can be used even in the opponent's turn.
There are conditions, but it also has combat resistance, so it's not something you can rely on, but it has a materialization effect, so it's compatible with Azeus for the time being.
In addition to the fact that the neck has a low hit point for its rank, it is essential to use it with Obahan.
If you try to use it many times, the pressure on EX is severe, and Obahan also has general-purpose ones such as 101 and 106, but they can't be said to have a high priority. If it's not C, the rank is different from myself.
Vimana also exists if it is a rank 5 card that does not specify materials and is strong against monsters.
If it's WATER, it's easy to use rank 4 depending on the shark monster, and it's easy to differentiate in terms of attributes, but considering the existence of Bahasha and No4, the EX pressure feels even more severe. Either divide it to some extent or specialize it.
It's a bit difficult to handle, but I think it's not a bad card because its removal ability is reliable and it shows versatility when used in combination with N/As/Ch.

The most safe "sea". If you're going to make a new Sea Deck with DP, you can stack three of these.

Without the sea, the effect cannot be used, and the base stats are modest, so it is weak in battle, but since it can keep the opponent's effect in check, it seems that it can be expected to be quite active in his exclusive Deck. Since it's plain level 4, I think it's likely to be included in his senior's deck.

A card that stacks from 《N・As・H Knight》.
It's a card for dealing with "No.101" to "No.107", but if you think about it, it's mostly Number C101: Silent Honor DARK or Number C103: Ragnafinity. There are two main reasons: (1) Cards put out by this card's effect self-destruct. (2) This is mostly to use 《Abyss Shark》and 《Buzzsaw Shark》in the process of playing 《N・As・H Knight》. (Other cards can be used, but the efficiency is too low)
Due to the use of this card's effect, the EX pressure is severe (there are fewer monsters to choose from in the EX Deck), and the EX Deck runs out quickly, so cards like 《Pot of Avarice》might be easier to cast...
It's nice to be able to handle cards like "Number C101: Silent Honor DARK" and "Number C103: Ragnafinity" with a single "Abyss Shark" or "Buzzsaw Shark" without using RUM, but in the first place, these two cards that come out via this card I think there are many people who have doubts about the strength of the card, so the evaluation seems to be divided on that side.

This time it's Nash's new, not Ryoga. Therefore, there are many cards related to Seven Emperors and Obahan. His new ace, whose announcement was later than the Borrel code, was... a underlayment agent.
Level 6 x 3 bodies are heavy, and if you want to take advantage of the effect, it is desirable to summon repeatedly from N, As, and H.
You can use materials to summon No. 101 to 107 on top of yourself, and if you use the effects of lower types, you can aim to activate additional effects, and you can operate Obahan without RUM.
It also has effect destruction resistance, and is strong against interference to some extent.
It self-destructs at the end, but 102, 105, and 107 have high explosive power, and 101 and 103 have a resurrection effect.
As for the neck, the compression of EX is very hard for both low-ranking species. (The Shark Deck, which often uses Bahasha and FA, is even more so. As mentioned above, it is better to treat it as a separate thing from the Nash Deck, not the Shark.)
The impression is that it is a card for specialization. I think there are many ways to use it.

What I thought about this card is that the number of cards I like 《Gazer Shark》you put out has increased. (I've been thinking about Deck for a long time)
① is an effect that doesn't matter
② is a removal that triggers immediately and does not target, so it has a high control power against monsters. In a similar position, there is a card like "Constellar Pleiades" at rank 5, but compared to this one, it has the image of having both advantages and disadvantages. It would be too long to write, so I won't write it, but considering the fact that it can be stacked on "Constellar Ptolemy M7" and the ability to bounce your own "Spell Trap Card", I feel that "Constellar Pleiades" is more useful. If you think about it, I think it's a card that's worthy of being stacked on CXyz N.As.Ch. Knight, so you can use it for general purposes, but if you're going to use this card strongly, you'll still need to be aware of the "No." I think that it is necessary to build a Deck by