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A lovely angel. One of the reasons why the Fairy Deck was called an expensive deck.
Both effects are very strong.
The first is the revitalization effect. You need to prepare another Fairy, but any Fairy can revive you. Moreover, there are no disadvantages such as no attack, battle position designation, effect negate, etc. The same name cannot be revived, but it is possible to revive Athena via Supervia, and it is also possible to use the revived Athena's effect to further develop it. I'm glad that the cost is OK even with the surplus 《Hecatrice》.
The second burn is also very strong, although it is plain. For the time being, if a Fairy comes into play, it will react, and Burn will be added even if the Fairy is revived by its own effect. If your hand is good, your opponent's LP may be less than half just by going first.
It's a card that is almost essential in a large-scale Fairy Deck such as the afterlife, but it's a pity that it's still not reprinted and the price is high, and that it's level 7 and doesn't support trains.

Even though it's Narcissus, it's a girl!
Since the Trickstar theme itself is a theme that burns the opponent like harassment, Special Summon itself is very easy. And the main burn trigger is the activation of the monster effect in your hand and GY. GY ・There are many monsters that are effective in the hand, and it also reacts to highly versatile Veiler, Usagi, and Urara.
Even if the opponent doesn't use such cards, his deck is likely to be useful as a link material due to the looseness of the Special Summon conditions.

A peaceful (?) act of the Freed army. Isn't the old man too strong...?
The effect is simple and clear. Fully revived in Defense Position. The effect is similar to that of the Living Dead, but since this is a Normal Trap, it has the advantage of not being disturbed by things like Cyclone. However, Living Dead can be used as a follow-up, so I feel like it depends on his deck.

The centerpiece of Antique Strak.
Just like the original remake, you can get effects from released cards.
If you release an antique, you will have piercing, and if you release a gadget, it will attack twice. And with the release of the Ancient Gear Gadget, you can apply two effects at the same time. The release material conditions are very loose, and the status is also a passing point. As with the original remake, there are plenty of Special Summon methods, so it is very easy to use.
Even if you don't Tribute Summon, it has the effect of suppressing the opponent's effect when attacking, and having a cyclone effect, which is also easy to use. In addition to peeling off the opponent's back, it is also possible to destroy towns and fortresses and pursue them. This card is perfect for an ace monster.
I would like to say that this is a teary-eyed remake, but this card is level 9 with little support. The remake source is easier to use because it is compatible with trains. It is quite possible to make a distinction in this regard.

"Field Spell that earns ads" has become a regular practice.
This card itself can only search for Trickstar monsters, but since Candina, which can be accessed from this card, has a category search ability, in effect Terafo has an all-purpose search ability. You can also access this Field Spell from Candina. There are so many things you can do, such as actually recruiting Lily Bell from the Deck, bringing Manjusika to follow up + prepare for the next opponent's turn.
The additional 200 burn is also like a simultaneous burn by Manjushka, but it actually doubles the burn damage of Trickstar. are very many.
If you think about forcing your opponent to use it, it's very powerful, and if you use Donsen Throne, which works well with Trickstar, you can accurately seal your opponent's set cards.

What you wrote is very simple. therefore powerful.
The resurrection effect of the GY effect has no restrictions such as falling turns, and since it is a trap, he has the advantage that he can be used immediately as long as he has GY. He may eat his Trickstar in GY because of Lily Bell's recovery effect, but it's very useful as it can be used on walls and such.
And the main effect is to exchange the opponent's hand. It's similar to Card Destruction, but it's harder to reuse because it's not a GY send, but a banishment. Since it's a trap, it can be activated according to the opponent's search. hold. However, since it's a Trap, it's slow, so 《Card Destruction》is the winner in terms of immediate effect. Both will be bullets of Manjusika's Burn.
The effect of exchanging cards is completely independent of his Trickstar, so it boasts versatility that can be incorporated directly into Deck destruction Decks. This is definitely not normal performance...

A child who can become Trickstar's decisive weapon.
The exchange effect of the free chain can be used in many places such as reusing Candina, re-chasing Lily Bell, deflecting targets and escaping.
And the main thing is the burn effect. The opponent gives a burn with the too loose condition of ``if you add a card to your hand''.
If you search, you burn, if you salvage, burn, if you bounce, burn, and finally, even if you draw in the draw phase, burn will fly. The damage is small at 200, but the number of times you add it to your hand is too many, so if you notice it, you won't have any LP left. I think everyone will be wary of the combination of this card and Linker Nation. Combined with Holy Angel, you can also explosively increase the RBI of Holy Angel.
I think he's the strongest monster in Trickstar at the moment.

mischievous holy angel
One of Trickstar's Link Monsters, it's an excellent card that can handle burn, support, and self-buff almost by itself.
If his Trickstar appears on the link destination, it will give Burn to the opponent, and the Trickstar monster (including himself) will self-enhance by the Burn value, and it is written that his Trickstar on the link destination can also be protected. is.
Trickstar can put a lot of burn damage on the opponent, and especially Manjushka has a lot of chances to burn, so ATK will go up. His Trickstar, which is originally poor in RBI, can be expected to be active as a high RBI processing and finisher of the opponent.
As you can see, it is undoubtedly a powerful monster, but Trickstar itself is not a theme that has excellent development power, and at the moment, it is often enough to set up a manju deer, so it is not used quite often. .
In the future, if Trickstar gains the ability to deploy, I think it will be a card that will show plenty of success.

A child of movement worthy of the name of Trickstar.
He can do Special Summon, attack directly, and if he deals battles damage, he can go from GY to Trickstar monster salvage. There are many ways to add cards to your hand with Trickstar, such as light stage, search for Candina, bounce Manjushka, and salvage with this card.
I'm worried about the low hit points, but I only use direct attacks anyway, and if I have a light stage, I can actually hit with 1000 hit points, so I can accumulate a lot of damage. If you use it as a link material in main 2, you can compensate for the low RBI, and you can salvage it from your colleagues, so you can connect next time.
As a card, he's a pretty good kid, but he's a little pitiful because Trickstar is too strong and feels a little plain.

Searchable search personnel. what are you saying (ry
With effects such as Trickstar's Airman, it is possible to bring all category cards unlike Airman, although it only supports summoning. What's more, this card itself can be brought in the light stage, and the light stage also supports this card and terraforming... What the hell is this? RBI is also 1800, which is a passing score as a low-level attacker. 200 burns every time a Spell Trap is activated, but it's sober, but it's not possible to make a fool of it.
A card that is reminiscent of a certain Skull Bat with mutual search, high hitting points, and effects when summoning is successful. Currently, he has a small number of Trickstars, but he is strong enough to be regulated depending on future developments.

Link dog for EARTH support.
The effect is that he buffs EARTH and debuffs WIND, and when he is destroyed, he recovers his EARTH in GY, and supports EARTH perfectly. I feel a little nostalgic about buff + debuff.
The material is also very loose with EARTH x 2, and if you go through the link spider, you can use real tokens as materials, and there are 2 markers below, which is very good for a Link Monster.

cute
Although the number of supports is usually less than the World Chalice monster, it has more than enough specs just to support 141.
Even though the hand trigger is limited in situations, it's not a bad effect to have. In fact, I'm happy because this card shows its true value in his GY.
The GY effect is powerful enough to revive Normal Monsters as a matter of course, even though it requires Link Monsters. There are many ways to send this card to his GY, and since the World Chalice itself uses Normal Monsters a lot, there are many times to use it. Also, since the resurrection target is written only as "Normal Monster", even the president's wife and "Morinphen" can be revived. Since this card itself is a Dragon, if you drop a normal dragon and this card in the mausoleum, the mausoleum will actually become a normal dragon recruit card.
Although it is one of the World Chalice, the effect itself is very versatile, so I think it is easy to use as a business trip card.

A place where you can die from overwork.
It is currently the only World Legacy and is also supported by the World Chalice.
The first effect is meta for extra monsters, removing destruction resistance and target resistance without question. However, it is an effect that depends on the opponent, and both offense and defense are 0, and the extra monster's landing effect and Friche effect are used, so it is better to think of it as a check.
The main is the second recruitment effect. Even with conditions, he's powerful enough to recruit 2 monsters from the deck. It's easy to meet the conditions if you use Imduk, and if you use him as link summoning material, you can easily send him to GY. The development power of the World Chalice when going through this card is supposed to be tremendous.
The third effect is also Category Search, which is very powerful, but it cannot be used on the turn sent to GY, and the game is often decided before this effect is used, so it is better to think of this as a bonus as well. I think.
It is one that you want to hold early when searching for leases.
And since it's a low-steering Machine, it can be used as a Nova Infinity as well...

The card itself is pretty funny.
A resurrection card that will surprise even the living dead by completely reviving two of his GY monsters using World Legacy monsters as a cost. Although there is a restriction that it cannot attack that turn, if you revive it in the opponent's turn, there is no restriction. It's a card with the World Chalice (or rather, World Legacy) theme, but since there are no restrictions on which monsters can be revived, it's application range is terrifyingly wide.
In this way, what is written is undoubtedly strong, but there are also problems.
First, the World Legacy monster is currently only the World Chalice. This depends on future developments, but at the moment it is difficult to secure the cost.
And that it doesn't mesh subtly with the World Chalice theme. The World Chalice has a very high unfolding power, and it is easy to put it on the board without using resurrection cards. I have to say that Guidance is too slow because it's a Trap, and the current situation is that it's almost deprived of the role of Divine Protection, which can be salvaged at no cost, because it meshes with the deployment from the hand.
Nonetheless, it is undeniably a powerful card, so it is very likely that it will change depending on World Legacy in the future.

Although there is a turn 1 limit and there are some conditions, it is a card that revives 2 monsters at no cost and no demerit.
At the moment, Gouki has different levels, and monsters tend to accumulate in GY, so there are plenty of opportunities to activate it. In addition, Gouki itself is a mass of search performance on par with his Igknight, and this card is also included in the search target. You can also perform tricks such as link summoning by lining up Gouki → searching for his Gouki as a link material and reviving it as it is. There are many ways to use Defense Position resurrection, such as using it as a link material or making it a wall until the opponent's turn.
However, it should be noted that he cannot revive Link Monsters because he is in Defense Position. I think that if you can do that, even the word "broken" will be lukewarm.