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Saros-Eres Kurnugias. The gap between ruby and characters is already remarkable.
Link 5 requires 4 or more materials, but the rule is that you can link up to 1 of your opponent's monsters. Link Summoning will negate the effects of your opponent's face-up monsters, and Link Summoning will not target them. It has the effect of negate the effects including complete resistance to the opponent's resurrection.
It's a card like Kaiju that can be released from EX, and if you can create Link 4 with 3 or more, you can use the opponent's monster as a material and forcibly link it. If you think about it that way, it can be said that it's a card like Link 4, which has a really strong resistance destruction. Due to the conditions, Borrel Link could be a rival, but there will be many jobs that only we can do.
Most of the work is completed when it comes into play, but it also has many effects that are ironic about the current environment. Effect The negate effect is a versatile switching effect, and the remaining two effects are excellent resistance and suppression of those who choose the opponent.
Cards that are seemingly impossible to break through can be broken through simply by using them as material for this card if you develop them repeatedly. Deployability is justice.

There's a guy in the link Metalfoes, so I'm going to take a stance, but...
If you send it from the monster zone to her GY with an effect, you can choose an effect that will become an equipment card that increases her ATK 1000 in your Metalfoes, or an effect that destroys one of her Metalfoes cards and self-regenerates. can be activated.
A card that supplies markers to the left and right on the field even if you do your best in the link. By sending it to his GY with an effect from the monster zone, it shows its true value and can be an equipment card that raises his ATK in Metalfoes. For the time being, he can destroy his other Metalfoes and self-regenerate when sending GY, but there is nothing more than ATK, so the opportunity to use it is rare.
Basically, a Fusion Spell would send him to GY to equip it on Fusion Metalfoes, but it would actually require more materials to do this move. If the only benefit you get for that is his ATK, it feels like he's using an Equip Spell even though he has the advantage of going through an EX Deck.
In addition, there is also the Electrum, a monster that can be summoned using the same summoning method and materials. I had high hopes for his Metalfoes with the same number of links as the Electrum, but this performance is not too suppressed...

S-Force's trump card with a muzzle flash marker.
It has the effect of negating the effect of the opponent's Effect Monster until the end and moving it to the link destination, and the effect of excluding the link destination monster when attacking.
Many of S-Force have effects that are affected by placement, but the effect of negating the effect of the opponent's monster is not affected by position, so it can be expected as a simple suppression effect. After that, you can move the position of the opponent's card and connect it to the exclusion effect.
The exclusion effect is a position-dependent effect typical of S-Force that demonstrates the essence of the muzzle flash marker. It can be said that it is a very powerful card that shoots random exclusions that are position dependent but do not target.
However, the summoning conditions that must deploy three bodies including S-Force are a little heavy. In S-Force, I want to make full use of the strategy of recruiting Platinum from Sayomaru, but there is one more. I would also like to have the power of Showdown, which allows me to Special Summon from my hand. You don't need S-Force for everything, so it's a good idea to give some expansion cards.

A new level 9 Xyz.
When you activate the effect of a card, the effect that makes 1 card in his GY of the same type as the effect activated as the X material, and when the opponent's effect is activated, negate by removing the same type of X material. have a destructive effect.
A suppression type monster that uses the card activated during your turn as an X material and negates the effect of the type of X material during your opponent's turn. It's a powerful monster that can negate monster effects even as it is, but since VFD exists at rank 9, he wants to at least use a spell card as a material. That way it's a card that can interfere with monster effects and his spell cards.
However, taking advantage of being a Plant X monster and being able to summon it with Strenae's effect is a big advantage that VFD cannot. With a deck that is easy to release Strenae, you can even move like a general purpose rank 4.
A very interesting card that is based on an excellent suppression type monster and can move in a unique way that makes use of its race.

A Springans trump card that burns its surroundings with artillery fire.
It has the effect of removing any number of X materials and specifying 1 location in the opponent's zone, destroying up to the number removed from that zone and adjacent cards, and banishing this card until the end during the opponent's main battle.
The Heart of Springans as if all the Springans gimmicks existed to keep this card alive. At first glance, it's very heavy, but it's actually a rather light card because it pops out with the effect of Gold Gorgonda.
It has a very strange effect that carpet bombs around the specified position as many as the number of X materials removed. Springans becomes X material with its own effect, so it is easy to procure X material, and you can use removal consistently every turn. However, once this card is used, it's self-evident that the opponent will randomly place the card, so if you can destroy two cards from the second time onwards, it's good.
Despite being an ace, his ATK is quite low, but with the effects of Gold Gorgonda and Sargus, he can reach up to 3100, and can easily escape with his own effects. Thanks to this removal effect, it is also characterized by being extremely strong against both combat and removal.

Blue blade of Dragunity.
It has the effect of equipping his GY with his Dragunity tuner when S summoning is successful, and the triggered immediate effect of excluding up to 2 of his opponent's GY by sending his own equipment card to his GY.
Although there are some minor differences in effects, this card has the performance of a level 7 version of Vajranda. It doesn't have the explosive power of Vajranda, but instead can intimidate opponents with his GY exclusion effect that triggers immediately.
However, it is still a relay point card like Vajranda, and you can unlock his Dragunity equipped and connect it to further synchros. Giza-mu is a good match for playing this card and equipping it to this card, but it has a trap, and Giza-mu's disarming effect is on turn 1, so the connection between Doux → Gorm Fabal → Level 10 Synchro is 1. Impossible on the turn. Or rather, if you want to do that, you can do it with a conventional Cuseva Juranda.
If you want to use Giza-mu, he is Dragunity who will be a strong choice. 《Dragunity Whirlwind》Is it good to mix it with the EX of her Deck that has a combo of Guiseam Black Rose?

His new Fabled Synchro.
If you succeed in Special Summon, you will have the effect of discarding your opponent's hand and negate the effect, or if not, you will have the effect of exchanging your hand, and the effect of reviving the monster sent from the opponent's hand to her GY by negating the effect. there is
An obnoxious card that forces the opponent to accept the exchange of cards with her Fabled opponent, or the nightmare of losing the hand and having it stolen if it is a monster. However, the opponent chooses which card to discard in this nightmare, so if he discards his Spell Trap that activates with GY, it doesn't do much. If used, allowing Fabled to draw two cards and discard his hand is often fatal, so he wants to discard his hand to GY if possible.
Is it a card that you don't expect to exchange your hand too much for your own use, and you want to use it as much as possible to gain the opponent's handicap, and if you're lucky, get a monster? If you steal a monster, you can also use Sheridan because you are level 6.
However, there is also a turn 1 restriction, so even with Fabled, he can't earn as much add and deployment as Rageon, and even so, is there a danger that he will become an oddball who can't boast of his fighting power?

WW's new trump card.
When summoned for S, he has the effect of inflicting damage to the opponent equal to half of his ATK of 1 GY's WW, the effect of destroying one card on the field if damage is done to the opponent, and the destruction effect if only WW is used as material. It has the effect of increasing the number of times.
The burn effect and destruction effect are linked, and when the S summon is successful, it is possible to burn and destroy at the same time. In addition, it has decent performance even by itself, such as being able to remove even battle damage, but if you want to use the effect to the full, you need to use it in WW and hold Blizzard Bell in your hand.
By using it in WW, you can definitely use the burn effect, and you will be able to use the destruction effect twice per turn. However, to use it twice, you need an additional burn method. If you prepare Blizzard Bell, you will be able to set up destruction by triggering your hand, so it will have a suitable performance as a trump card. Alternatively, if you have a highly versatile Fricheburn such as 《Poison of the Old Man》, it will be easier to use the destruction effect.
It would be perfect as a trump card for WW, who has started to walk the path of independence, but it's a shame that it's a level setting that allows you to get Crystal Wings when Ice Bell starts. It's better than not being able to.

Dark Neiros.
2 Dream Mirrors with different attributes fuse together to become light on the field.With 《Dream Mirror of Terror》, you can negate the activation of monster effects. Has a triggered instant effect that summons.
It will be fused with Tenma Neiros, which has the same material. Basically, this card leads to Tenma Neiros, so I want to put this one out. However, this card can't be powerful without the Dream Mirror Field, so if you don't have them, you'll have to bring out Tenma Neiros, which has an effect that completes itself.
With 《Dream Mirror of Terror》, you can negate the effect of a monster once per turn. You can simply set up interference with monster effects that you can freely use, and this card itself has a high ability. It's simple, but it's extremely powerful, and gives the Dream Mirror a commanding edge.
Furthermore, if you have 《Dream Mirror of Joy》, you can also do a Special Summon loop with Tenma Neiros. If you are targeted for removal, it will become Tenma, and if Tenma is destroyed, you can revive this card.
With this many cards, I feel like Dream Mirror can fight around fusion without being forced to move tricky, but it's a shame that it doesn't get rid of its reliance on the field.

I wonder if it's a form in which Kou, not Kumaku, has two pieces of equipment.
Effect that gives Dual Avatar Fusion Monster resistance to battle destruction on turn 1, effect that returns all of the opponent's Spell Traps to the hand, and if there are 2 or more Fusion Monsters on the field, destroys that card when the opponent's monster's effect activates. have an effect.
Regarding the fusion, it takes the form of replacing the bear crab requested by Kongo with a kou. Basically, it will be released for Dual Avatar Invitation. It is thought to be a monster that is conscious of suppressing Kongo, with the effect of granting battle destruction resistance and reacting to the activation of the opponent's monster's effect.
However, his battle destruction resistance is one-time only and unreliable, and his ATK is also low when attacking this card, so be careful. The effect to activate the effect requires two Fusion Monsters, so it is difficult to activate without "Dual Avatar Invitation", and for some reason it is a "Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit" format that does not negate the effect, so there is a risk of forcibly breaking through. Moreover, the name is Turn 1.
The effect of bouncing Spell Trap and the effect of this kind of activation effect are not so good. There are various things that I want to differentiate from Kongo, but I can see the feeling of being unreliable.

El Rey Conquista. Solitary Bocchi Theme Eldlich got a fusion.
The Eldlich monster has a hard fusion material called an undead of advanced level or higher, and has the effect of becoming Eldlich the Golden Lord on the field, the effect of not being destroyed, and the effect of releasing the undead on the field and gaining control of one opponent's monster.
For fusion, Eldlich himself is the highest grade undead, so it is necessary to fuse two bodies or prepare some kind of high grade undead. Is Doha Surah a safe move by adopting some Field Spell?
A monster that is difficult to capture because of its high ability and strong resistance to destruction. You have to deal with it with bounces and exclusions. Or is it the super fusion described later?
However, he is a meta as well as a power card for Eldlich, and he is in danger of being absorbed by Eldlich mirrors and undead opponents with superfusion. This card itself is also a material because of his Eldlich, so it's scary to break through with Super Fusion.

Surprisingly, this is the first time an EX Pendulum card has appeared in an OCG theme.
Fusion Monster can be fused with Metalfoes, Special Summoned from the EX Deck returns 2 EX P monsters to the Deck and destroys 1 opponent's card. , Has a P effect that destroys one face-up card on the field when Metalfoes is destroyed by a card effect.
It's a little heavy as a fusion because it requires a Fusion Monster. On top of that, the benefits that can be obtained on the field are a little weak, as it is necessary to collect the EX P monster. Its attack and defense are also half-baked, so its influence on the field is quite unsatisfactory for a heavyweight Fusion Monster.
This card's P effect is the favorite. If you quickly send it to the P zone with a common effect such as Metalfoes, Metalfoes, who specializes in self-destruction, will turn all common P effects into removal. It just takes heavy fusion, movement to the P zone, and considerable energy to get here. If you put it face-up in the EX Deck, you can use the effect of Special Summon by P summoning this time, but it's still troublesome.
It makes full use of the properties of the fusion P monster, but is it a complicated card that requires a lot of work?

Albus, did you finally fuse with the mecha?
A monster that was Special Summoned this turn by 《Fallen of Albaz》is a very special material specification for a fusion.》has the effect of searching and Special Summoning.
The true value of this card is not its own effect, but its fusion material. It works quite well with Albus' fusion effect, and it is possible to forcibly take away the opponent's Special Summoned monster from his Special Summon, such as general-purpose resurrection. Also, it is possible to move his Kaiju to the opponent on your turn and process her Kaiju with Albus.
Its own effect is movement and rush to a column. Destroying two cards depends on your opponent's actions, so I'd like to think of it as an effect that destroys one card on the front side. You can get a big add if you can remove it at the time of fusion and decide the effect.
Search Recruit, which is the biggest feature of Albus Fusion, corresponds to his Springans. This card itself can also respond to the effect expansion of Blast. Since it is highly compatible as a single unit, should I aim for a fusion effect by adding Albus to Springans roughly?

Armed Dragon version of the Dragon Noble Knight.
When fighting a monster Special Summoned from the EX Deck, it has the effect of returning the opponent to the hand, and by releasing itself, it has the effect of Special Summoning a higher-level or higher wind dragon from the hand or his Deck.
It has a strong combat effect against monsters from the EX Deck, and for some reason it's not a bad effect, but it's a bit of a hell of a wait to bring in a ritual element just for this. If you use this card, the Recruit effect of High-ranking Wind Dragon is indispensable.
From the name, I would like you to aim for Armed Dragon's Special Summon, but Muji can only special summon Lv5, and Thunder can evolve with its own effect, and even if it reaches Lv10, it is vanilla even if it is called with this card. Rather, even after Special Summon, he may be more compatible with Gram, who can aim for resurrection from GY.
That said, there is a big question mark about the need to dare to incorporate a heavy ritual factor into any dragon. The writing is reasonable, but the atmosphere of the card is undeniable.

When he heard that it was Manjoume Puck, he also visited Ojama to congratulate him.
If he is sent to GY from the hand or field, he can exchange cards with each other, and if he discards the Ojama card, it has the effect of sealing one place in the opponent's field until the end of the opponent's turn.
You can swap cards if they are discarded from your hand, but since it is limited to once per turn, it might be a bit difficult to use in a corner of solitaire. In Ojama, there are many ways to discard cards under the influence of 《Ojamagic》, and although it is not as good as Magic, it is a way to gain an advantage from discards.
If you discard his Ojama by exchanging your hand, you can seal one monster zone, but it has a time limit and the number of places is small, so it is difficult to make full use of it. If you combine it with Knight or King, you can further deter the opponent's development, but basically it will not be an effect that you can actively aim for as a bonus for exchanging cards.