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A new paradion is introduced in normal.
In addition to her ATK increase and non-attack effect common to Palladion Link bodies, he has the effect of being able to move his or his opponent's monster when an Effect Monster is summoned by her Special Summon.
The number of his ATK that can be obtained from the placement of the marker is 1 body anywhere, but he can obtain ATK even if it is placed in the main monster zone only in Palladion.
However, in Palladion Link 2, Legris already has excellent effects, and it is difficult to find an element where this card's monster movement is superior. If it's an activation effect, it's fine, but if it's a Palladion, it's even more difficult to say that it's a Special Summon trigger that's arbitrarily hard to use, even though it's an easy condition.
You can bring the opponent's monsters to the front, but in that case you need this card as the link destination of Leguris and Arklord, and the ATK of Leguris and Arklord does not increase much. A card with many problems.

A chaotic dragon with a boss aura floating around.
By banishing a total of 3 LIGHT and DARK, he can Special Summon, if only light is the cost, the effect of Back to the Front, if only darkness is the cost, random hand, if light and darkness are equipped, 2 cards on the field activate an effect that destroys In any case, if you use the effect, you will not be able to attack, so be careful.
Rather than using different effects depending on the situation, it's more like a chaos card that can be used in LIGHT Decks and DARK Decks. In particular, his Blue-Eyed Deck can be operated around the resurrection effect, sharing awakening melodies and trade-ins, and avoiding summoning sickness with Xyz.
ATK is high, but it's summoning sickness and no resistance, so it's a monster that fights using effects rather than an attacker.

Books!!
His Impcantation as a counterpart to Pencil Bell. End of explanation! I want to
By showing a Ritual Spell, you can Special Summon one Impcantation in the Deck and this card in your hand, Special Summon from the Deck will salvage GY's Ritual Spell, and as long as you are on the field, the effect will block Special Summon from the EX Deck. have Copy here.
Since the total level is 8, it can be used against level 8 monsters that require level furnishings, which is a strength that Candor Talismandora Combi does not have.
After all, if you don't have a Ritual Spell in your hand, it's going to be a waste of paper, but if you make full use of the search method, you can make full use of its high-speed summoning technique.

Impcantation whose search has been salvaged and leveled down. End of explanation! Is a lie.
By showing a Ritual Monster, you can Special Summon one Impcantation in the Deck and this card in your hand, Special Summon from the Deck to salvage GY's Ritual Monsters, and as long as you are on the field, block Special Summons from the EX Deck. have
Like Candor and Talismandra, this card is paired with a Bookstone, and by Special Summoning each other he can collect the necessary ritual parts from GY. Special Summoning a Candle or Bookstone with the first effect instantly sets the Ritual Resistance. In detail, it corresponds to "Emergency Teleport", and if you call it, you can immediately salvage Ritual Monsters.
As a common weakness of Impcantation, there is no point in having a ritual card with the opposite condition in your hand, and this card has not been able to overcome that. Still, it is expected that the increased number of Impcantations will increase the sense of stability.

If you just hear the name, you can't hear it as a special move card.
The effect that does not negate the effect activation of Thunder monsters, and the effect that he can destroy 1 Spell Trap card by excluding 1 of his Thunder monsters in his Deck when Thunder Dragon is summoned/Special Summoned. have.
The first effect is honestly a happy effect, but it lacks punch for using a single card. Since this card is a trap, it's tough to wait for a move if you want to use it on your turn.
The second effect is going to be the main one, but it's a conventional wisdom these days that his Spell Trap removal in Summon Reaction is subtle. It's pretty tight because you can't seal the trap of the summoning reaction. For the time being, the trigger has the recommended effect of Thunder Dragon or Thunder Dragon. However, since this is also a trap, there is a possibility that it will be one step too late to use it...
In general, the slowness of Trap is a drag on this card. The effect itself is enough to use one card.

When I hear only the name, it sounds like a remake monster.
A mass-deployment card that has the effect of reviving GY's Thunder, and then reviving as many cards with the same name as possible.
Although Thunder Dragon is included in its name, this card is a support card for the entire Thunder. Therefore, it can play an active part in general Thunder.
In Thunder Dragon, he is probably good at putting together multiple cards with the same name in GY, but even if he revives them, the only way is fusion. Rather, I feel that this card has room for success in Batteryman and Watt.
With Batteryman, you can aim for one-shots and short circuits by arranging AA batteries, and with Watt, it will be a powerful support card that determines grasshopper lock. Just be aware that no matter what the purpose is, only Thunder will be able to Special Summon him.

Seriously, what happened to the Thunder Dragon cards in this pack...
A fusion spell card that has a Thunder fusion effect that covers the field, GY, and exclusion, and an effect that searches for Thunder by excluding this card in GY.
The fusion effect doesn't reach the hand, which is the base of the fusion, but Thunder Dragon can easily move from his hand to his GY so it shouldn't matter too much. A very powerful fusion that can recover a Thunder Dragon that has disappeared into the Deck and create a powerful Thunder Dragon fusion. You can also use GY's Thunder Dragon, but the resistance of the fusion that you can't use their exclusion effect is also peeled off a little, so the exclusion recovery after the middle stage will be the main. The Thunder Dragon Amalgam also allows him to Special Summon on his own effects, so this card isn't absolutely necessary.
The search effect is a perfect effect with almost no blind spots except that he can't be used on the turn sent to GY. I want to use it as soon as it becomes available and recover the disadvantage of fusion summons.
As a fusion spell, it's an exceptional achievement that's not overdone. If you're going to use fusion spells on your Thunder Dragon, this should be it.

In short, Thunder Dragon ultimate dragon. Or Thunder End Dragon.
In addition to normal fusion, we also have his Special Summon, which can be played by excluding his Thunder in hand and his Thunder fusion in play. Super Thunder Dragon, which is easy to use, is fine, but calling 《Kaminari Attack》with 《Instant Fusion》will make more progress.
The effect is an effect that destroys one card on the field when Thunder's effect is activated in your hand, and an effect that allows you to exclude two of his GY cards against effect destruction. The destruction effect will be based on using Thunder Dragon. If you use Raigen Dragon or Raiden Dragon's hand effect, you can use removal during your opponent's turn, so if you want to use this card, you should have one or the other. This type of card has no turn limit, which is rare, so the more Thunder you have in your hand, the more you can overwhelm it.
Compared to Super Thunder Dragon, the number of substitute effects has increased, and it has deteriorated, such as not being able to respond to battle, but since his original ability is high and he can now remove Spell Trap, his performance is by no means low. .
In general, he has a power worthy of a trump card. I want to control the field with Super Thunder Dragon and go on the offensive with Raikou Dragon.

This time's super bad guy. hard! 《Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon》is not breathing! !
A fusion of two Thunder Dragons, dramatically powered up in terms of both illustration and effect. A sloppy Fusion Monster that pretends to be Thunder as a material.
In addition to normal fusion, it is extremely powerful that he has a strange summoning condition that he can special summon by releasing his thunder other than fusion monster on the turn when the effect of the card is activated in the hand. In particular, Raicho Ryu is extremely compatible as it can secure release materials with its resurrection and return effects. This makes it a Fusion Monster that jumps out too easily.
The effect is a permanent effect that negates the search, and an effect that negates battle destruction and effect destruction by excluding his GY Thunder. The strength of being denied search in modern Yu-Gi-Oh can be clearly seen from the activity of Thunder King Rai-Oh. Furthermore, I am worried about the hitting point, so I am very grateful for the destruction resistance. Moreover, with Thunder Dragon, he can accumulate a lot of GY thanks to the hand activation, and can gain an additional advantage when banished thanks to the common effect.
A very powerful fusion Thunder Dragon, the driving force behind the Thunder Dragon's entry into the environment.

A Thunder Dragon monster that can be summoned under the same summoning conditions as Chaos.
Effect to raise his ATK in response to monster effects activated by hand, effect to remove GY from him when destroying monsters in battle to search for Thunder, effect to collect removed cards into his deck during the opponent's end phase. have.
Since it is a special summon with a chaos effect, it is necessary to align light and darkness with his GY, but since there are several dark bodies in the new Thunder Dragon, it can be easily achieved with Thunder Dragon. Raiden Ryu, which has a high degree of importance, is his DARK.
The effect that can be used after entering the battlefield is self-strengthening, if he is a Thunder Dragon, he can easily pull the trigger and exceed ATK 3000. It works well with Raigen Ryu, and can increase ATK by 800. Combat destruction is also easier to aim for with this, and the exclusion cost also brings out the effect of Thunder Dragon.
Also, this card can be expected to play an active role in general Thunder where you can make use of search if you clear the chaos condition.

A Thunder Dragon that has the effect of salvaging one GY or banished Thunder Dragon by discarding this card from your hand, and the effect of recruiting Thunder Dragon monsters in Defense Position when sent to his GY from the ban or field. monster.
The effect when discarded from the hand is a salvage effect. Thunder Dragon can activate effects from almost all cards in your hand, so being able to reuse them is simple and powerful. unknown. Even so, it's strong enough to salvage Thunderbird Dragon and Thunder Dragon.
Recruit effect when excluding/GY sending. By activating the hand effect on other Thunder Dragons, you can release the recruited cards and summon Super Thunder Dragons. Although it has some peculiarities, this card also has the ability to be a member of the powerful Thunder Dragon army.

A Thunder Dragon monster that can revive GY or one banished Thunder Dragon by discarding this card from the hand, and can use the effect of 《Magical Mallet》when banished or sent from the field to GY.
This card has an extremely powerful effect when activated from the hand. Not only is it simply a 《Monster Reborn》+ return card exclusively for Thunder Dragon, but since this card is activated in the hand, it also fulfills his Special Summon conditions for Super Thunder Dragon, so it instantly becomes a Thunder Dragon. It is possible to connect. In particular, Mujirushi Thunder Dragon and Raiden Dragon can easily drop from your hand to his GY under your own conditions, so it's a good match as a revive target.
The hand exchange effect can be used to deal with unmarked Thunder Dragon, so you don't have to aim so aggressively.

A Thunder Dragon that has the effect of searching for Raiden Dragon by discarding this card from your hand, and the effect of searching for 1 Thunder Dragon monster other than Raiden Dragon when it is removed from the field and sent to GY. monster.
The first effect can assist in activating the Thunder Dragon effect that triggers hand activation without being affected by the field or his GY/exclusion. Moreover, it comes with a bonus that can be used during the opponent's turn. Even without that, it is an effect that can compress his deck while accumulating Thunder Dragon in GY.
When removed or sent to his GY from the field, he can now search for his Thunder Dragon other than his own. If you properly search for the necessary Thunder Dragon, the rotation will be large and stable. A card that you want to collect as a cornerstone of the Thunder Dragon Deck.

The Thunder Dragon theme that has come to receive Konami's favor.
It has the effect of increasing his ATK by discarding one Thunder from his hand, and the effect of searching for Raigen Ryu when excluded.
The effect that activates from the hand has a moderate increase, but he can easily trigger the trigger of the Thunder Dragon monster's hand activation even on the opponent's turn. The ideal move is to activate the removal of Raijinryu during the opponent's turn. However, the effect when excluding is excellent. When used as the resistance cost of the Thunder Dragon fusion or the summoning cost of the thunder dragon, the following springs up. If it comes in your hand, you can easily send him to GY, so it's an easy card to use.

What's going on? ? An illustration that something amazing is likely to happen.
It has the effect of excluding monsters on the field or GY, giving target resistance to Orcust cards or World Legacy cards, and sending it to his GY as a substitute for destruction.
It can protect not only monsters but also Babel, but the narrow range of being able to inflict only one monster once per turn hurts a bit. Also, his Orcust card can use its effect by banishing himself, so I would like to use the effect by banishing the card that was adopted for his GY fertilizer such as Doomsday and Dagure as much as possible.
His DEF as a defensive card isn't very high, but it's worth the resistance grant that can be set with Galatea.