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You can take control at the lower class, but it's difficult to handle because you can't use Special Summon.
It is also a headwind that the defense is less likely to be seen due to the influence of speeding up and links.
Even if we consider some points of differentiation, it would be better to give priority to 《Mind Control》or 《Crackdown》.

It's not bad to use, but this kind of growth-type lower class is in a bad position in this era of speeding up and inflation. It has a strong unremarkable feeling.
I have the impression that it's a card that won't be given priority.

As already said, it has a performance similar to that of a virus, and since DARK is a blessed attribute with a thick layer, it is not difficult to come up with a cost.
If you glimpse the existence of this card, it will be difficult for your opponent to develop it, so it will be easy to bring it into psychological warfare.
However, as long as it seeks board adverts, it is vulnerable to being put out later, as it spoils when it spoils and destroys only those that were deployed during the activation turn. It is also important to note that you are also included in the scope.
Under Shadow Dystopia, you can use your opponent's cards as a cost, but there are many competitors here as well.
It's not bad, but I have the impression that it doesn't take precedence because the strength of the habit stands out.
I think it's a card for connoisseurs.

GY Sending and removal performance are high, but the bottleneck is instability due to the opponent's cards and actions. It's not uncommon for removal methods to inflate and remove other than destruction.
I think it would be better to prioritize counters that are more versatile than meek 《Solemn Judgment》notifications.

First of all, Trap is fatal with enhancement cards, and as it is, there is even dependence on the other party.
If you can't use it unless you're in a monster situation, I think it's better to use Psychic Fervor, which has a quick attack, even if it's slightly different.

Yuma has a strong impression of using nothing but inferior compatibility of peace. I guess it's because it's convenient for C39.
There are various elements that can be differentiated, but it is undeniable that it feels poor in dexterity, and as a combo card, Trap stands out and is slow, and I have the impression that it is a card that you don't want to be told to prioritize.

His Deck, which is the meta target of WIND, is minor, so this card is relatively minor.
However, the meta performance itself is high. Basically, it is essential to go out first, but thanks to the overall weakening, it works to some extent even if you go out later.
Even if it's a minor thing, there are cases like diamond dust, so if only WIND became popular, that's what I said. Well, dust is a card that was easy to function even if it was put out later.

The scale is 6 and DD, which is a bad number for usability.
The P effect is weakening and versatility is high, but the magnification is mediocre and strengthening is a higher priority considering the existence of Kaiser.
It's a monster effect, but I can't carry the weight of the advanced one by one to the extent of recovery. In the first place, the need for recovery in DD is thin, and although it is limited to DD, Thomas and Lilith are easier to use.
In terms of level, 5 is not a high priority number in DD.
I can't get rid of the subtleties in any direction, and I think it's a card that can't be used in the current DD.

Scale 8 is a user-friendly number in DD. Higher Kepler and Copernicus also exist, but Uri can be deployed other than DD. However, if it is mainly DD, the advantage cannot be utilized so much.
The P effect is enhanced, and Kaiser is especially beneficial. However, there are also death kings with higher enhancement values, and now that removal methods are increasing and speeding up, permanent enhancement is not an advantage. Well, I wonder if it can be differentiated by scale.
As for the monster effect, DD has a high ability to deploy, so it's not that difficult to secure release personnel, and it doesn't have to be a Tribute Summon, so there's no problem even if you use it from the Possession.
However, since the deployed card is negate, it is mainly limited to materials or attacker personnel. It also eats the EX zone.
More than anything else, DD has a lot of other existences that want to use summoning rights.
Other than its effect, it's good that it can be used as a material for Raging Waves, but it's not that high of a priority, and to be honest, it's easier to use 2 copies of Temujin.
Now that the card pool has expanded significantly compared to when it first appeared, I honestly wonder if even a Kaiser axis would fit in...

It was the first memorable DD.
For DDs, who are mostly level 7-8 superlatives, scale 6 gives the impression that it is difficult to handle. The need for P effects and level changes is thin with DD, and I don't want to actively put out Rank 4 or Caesar.
In addition, it also strengthens the Kaiser axis, but the benefits are high, but this also has Death Great King.
The monster effect is the recovery of all valuable Continuous Spells, but due to the conditions, it is almost exclusively for DD and Dark Contract is the main recovery target.
But then Newton is easier. Other than Dark Contract, he rarely uses Continuous Spells.
Even if it's just a material worker, there's a more user-friendly existence than Coper and Baphomet, so I don't think there's a turn for this guy anymore.

Regarding the P-effect Trap Burn negate, even though the value of the battle maiden is high in DD, considering that Continuous Spell has higher priority such as the basic Hell Gate, there is almost no opportunity to use it unless the opponent is a Burn Deck. I don't think so.
Although it is limited to DD, the scale is 10 and there is no fluctuation like Kepler, so it can be said to be excellent.
The monster effect is a recovery, and you can just discard it from your hand, and if it's a DD, it's easy to use as a cost even after going to GY.
However, DD is a deck that uses the GY cost and spins around, and most of them are restricted to the same name, so the recovery effect has a low priority.
As scale personnel, Kepler is usually enough. It's faster, so you don't need to P-summon that many times, and in the first place, P-summoning isn't that important in DD.
It's not bad, but it doesn't seem like a high priority.

The P effect can be used to negate damage, and Hell Gate is an important card in DD, so compared to Newton, there are more opportunities to activate it.
Well, it's almost the cost of Vice and Lamia, and in reality, it's almost never activated.
Although it will be limited to DD, the scale is 1 and there is no fluctuation like Galilei, so it is a user-friendly number.
If anything, the main effect is on the field, and it has an effect like the end of the DD version, and in a DD that mainly develops from resurrection, such an effect is appreciated.
However, since the status is 0 for both offense and defense, I definitely want to treat it as a material for something.
I'm blessed with a DD and a level 4 demon as a material, so I don't think I'll be in trouble.
It has the effect of expanding the options, and I think it is still one of the cards with high adoption value in DD.

When it first appeared, it was about 6 points, but in the current DD, Lamia, Vice, and other entities that you want to use for the cost appear, and the delay caused by traps, and the difficulty of searching in DD makes accidents. Yes, it is no longer a priority.

A gavel for P. +1 draw is possible, so there is no add loss.
However, not only the P Deck ... but also his recent decks are based on a reliable search, and the P card is blessed with that means.
Depending on the situation, it may go bad, so I don't think it should be used as a mere accident avoidance card.
Taking advantage of the fact that it can be returned to Deck, I would like to think about synergy and operate it.
I'm a little confused as to which decks will be prioritized at the moment.

A true chimera illustration.
Aqua is specified as the tuner, but the effect is related to water "attributes".
However, Aqua has a high ratio of WATER, so if it's a deck that can easily put out this card, don't worry about it.
As a level 8S, it has a top-class RBI and has an effect like Junk Destroyer. If the material is WATER, it also includes Tuner, so it's easy to remove 2 cards even if it's a 2-body material.
It also has a common effect when it is destroyed, and there is no level limit, but it will be negate, so I would like to revive someone like Graydle who will activate even if it is destroyed.
Due to Aqua's minority, the decks that can be played will be somewhat limited, but if it is a deck that can be played without difficulty, I think it will be one of the leading candidates.