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A hero with his ATK second only to heroes.
During Special Summon, it has the effect of excluding his opponent's GY according to the number of his Fur Hire on his field, and the effect of protecting Fur Hire from the opponent's attack.
It's not a bad effect to be able to erase the opponent's GY his ad, but in the early stages the sharpness is not so good and you can't get the ad directly. Even with the effect of defending against attacks, 2500 RBI is an unreliable number for attacking and defensively.
Since Rafale is excellent, it's like taking damage from cards with similar performance. Or if GY exclusion becomes important.

A member of the Senior Fur Hire. Higher Fur Hire should come into play last because when he comes into play he has effects and some resistances depending on the type of Fur Hire.
Sageta has the effect of doing 500 times the damage of her Fur Hire type on his field when put into play, and the effect of protecting his other Fur Hires from being targeted by effects.
ATK is also low and there is no effect to connect after this, so it will be necessary to determine where to start. Specifically, when you can't finish off with a rush, will you entrust the finishing blow as a finisher?
I'm sure you'll only use 1 or 2 of them, but if you finish with this, you'll be able to see the surprised face on your opponent's face...

FIRE defense is 200 and he's a reptile, so I summed it up with "Snake Rain" and sent him to GY, "Rekindling".
Fur Hire Combat Officer. Has a low-level attacker-level RBI and overall reinforcement.
The effect is his Fur Hire common deployment effect and when another of his Fur Hires comes into play he will strengthen all Fur Hires. Due to the timing, if you want to strengthen the whole as a whole, you need to activate the effect at Special Summon, and you need to be in play before that.
Fur Hire is his deck that lives up to the rush, but the RBI isn't very high, so this card's enhancement is suitable for aiming for the finish. Also, since Rafale has over 3000 RBI, it can be used to forcibly break through those with resistance that can't be broken by Donpa.
In Fur Hire, it's easy to get Rafale, so it's a buff role rather than a main attacker?

Fur Hire's ad securer who lives up to the name of staff officer.
With his Special Summon effect common to Fur Hire, he also has the effect that he retrieves his Fur Hire in GY when Fur Hire comes into play.
Unlike the beat, there is no work in the early stages, so it is not versatile, but it is the turn of this guy after he starts to get out of breath. If you can operate with beat and set, you can secure two cards in your hand. When you can't salvage, it's better to just pay for Rafale and Wiz.
It will be active after the middle stage, but how long can he keep the shape of the deck at that time? It's a type of card that compensates for Deck's weak points, so what will happen...

I'm not a Beast-Warrior!
In addition to the expansion effect common to Fur Hire, he has the effect of searching Fur Hire monsters from the deck when Fur Hire appears on the field.
I'm worried about its low ability, but it's a card with one of the best spinning abilities in Fur Hire. If you can keep this card in play, you'll be able to keep deploying Fur Hire every turn. It is very good to search for Rafale and Wiz.
A card that you want to keep activating as long as possible, not just as a spin, but also in the sense that you don't run out of ads. It's a pity that you can only use it once per turn, but it's too strong without it, so it can't be helped.

A pilot who has a Special Summon effect common to Fur Hires and an effect that allows you to exchange cards when another of his Fur Hires comes into play.
However, Fur Hire is a beat search, Rafale's greedy and humble effect, and his deck, which has a common effect and is less likely to cause accidents, makes it less useful to exchange cards. In addition, he only has 《Mayhem Fur Hire》to use GY, so his use of GY, which is the aim of exchanging cards, is not very strong.
He also suffers pretty badly at 0 ATK, making it difficult to start his Special Summon chain in Fur Hire. It would be nice if I could just use Link and Dyna.
What I want from Fur Hire is an element that recovers ads, but it's not appealing enough that it can't do that...

Fur Hire that can crack set cards.
It has a Special Summon effect common to Fur Hire and a set card destruction effect with Fur Hire trigger.
It's true that I'd like to get rid of the exposure before deploying a lot of Fur Hire and rushing, but...
There are too many timings when you can Special Summon this card, summon Fur Hire to Special Summon this card, and activate and interfere with effects to Special Summon this card.
It can't be said that they are blessed in terms of ability, and even if they were to be used, matching the number for the common effect would be the peak of the challenge.

The airship... member... the head
The forerunner of Fur Hire, with a common activation effect that summons Fur Hire allies from his hand, and an effect that activates when his Fur Hire member of his allies is Special Summoned.
Donpa's unique effect is to destroy monsters. It's a simple effect, but Fur Hire is his deck that specializes in rushing, so being able to destroy your opponent's monsters in the process isn't too bad.
Since it requires his Fur Hire and his own Fur Hire, its performance as a monster removal is not high, but Mayhem Fur Hire is a removal that can be used even during the opponent's turn.
It would be nice to cover the weak points with link summoning.

Counter Trap, which can be easily searched, is vulgar and tanks and IF barriers (ry
A Counter Trap with a Divine Punishment effect exclusive to Vampire. It can be activated under relatively loose conditions that there is only a Vampire in the field. Also, if the destroyed monster is a monster, you can also get LP for her ATK.
It is possible to restrain the opponent's actions to some extent just by searching with a retainer and setting it as it is, and it is possible to create a situation where the opponent cannot move until after the retainer is destroyed.
Of course, if you control a large vampire such as Sheridan, it will be more reliable.

A trap card that Special Summons Vampires that are destroyed from the Deck during the End Phase.
It's a card that says "simple is best" and it's crazy, and it's no exaggeration to say that it can do anything.
You can summon familiars and relatives to search and prepare release materials, summon resistant Grimson to maintain the front line, summon level 6 Vampire, especially Scargilet, and aim for Sheridan.
Since it's a trap card, it can't be used right away, but it's a card you'll want to load as much as possible in terms of deck rotation.

As expected, he is a permanent rather than a field because he has Monarch country.
It has the effect of increasing summoning power by paying LP, and the effect of recovering LP by that number when Vampire deals battles damage.
The effect of increasing summoning rights works well with familiars, and it is possible to link summon the searched cards side by side, or release and summon the familiars from the advanced cards searched. It can also be seen as a card that supports shadows and dukes that must be summoned.
LP recovery is also a great effect for cards that use a lot of LP, such as Fraulein and Grimson. If you open the front with Red Baron or Sheridan, you can expand the LP difference at once.
Both effects work well with the new cards and are useful support if you use them. Although it is a candidate for early search in the family, which one should be prioritized with powerful trap cards?

Vampire support with two effects.
It has the effect of sending Vampire from the Deck to her GY, rewriting the level of 1 monster on the field to the same level as that monster, and the effect of replacing her Vampire of GY with the monster on the field.
Vampire can use her various means of GY resurrection of the undead, and her GY fertilization is highly important, as she can be fished with Scargillet and Duke. Compared to his GY manure for undead such as Uni-Zombie and Gotouki, this card doesn't require summoning rights and has a Vampire name, but requires a card on the field. In general, it has good compatibility with family members, and it is possible to search with family members, and you can nominate a family member as the target of this card.
However, the second half of the effect should not be able to target the relatives if they are excluded. This also has undead general-purpose resurrection such as Book of the Living and Horsehead Demon...
Is it a card that challenges general-purpose cards with its undead name and dexterity that has two effects?

A Vampire supernova that descended upon the OCG world on the day of the Blood Moon.
The original owner can Xyze the opponent's monster as Level 6, remove the X material and send one of the opponent's cards to his GY, and the effect of the monster's effect / battle, when he is sent to the GY, remove the X material. On the field he has the effect of Special Summoning.
After all, the summoning method that rewrites the level of the material is unprecedented, and especially Vampire has many cards that plot to take control in order to make this card by utilizing this effect. Other than that, if 《Goyo Guardian》uses its effect, it will immediately lead to this card.
This card itself also has high performance, and it comes with a removal due to his GY sending that slips through the destruction resistance, and in some cases, the card can be obtained in this field.
It is a card that can be used as a general-purpose rank 6 card, and it will be a battle with Bounce's Tremis, but this is his GY sending that is highly effective against his Spell Trap, and if you use his GY sending to monsters, you can take it away. Outperform where possible.
Rafale and Cagalli seems to be the theme this time, so is this card the competition?

red baron.
It has the effect of switching the control of the opponent's monster and Vampire by paying 1000 LP, and the familiar Goyo-like effect of DBDS Vampire.
The control swap effect can't target itself, but reviving familiars and kins in GY will be a good bullet. Deploying this card with Shadow or Duke and using the effect of this card also opens the way for Sheridan.
Both the control swap and the goyo effect are excellent effects that can open the way to Sheridan immediately if they can be activated. Sheridan is an excellent card worth playing around with, so this card is pretty good as it gives you early access to it. If I had to say it, it would be the day when ATK wanted another boost.

Because the moon is so red...
An advanced Vampire that has the effect of paying 1000 LP to revive a Vampire from GY at the time of summoning / Special Summon, and the Goyo effect that activates at the end of the Battle Phase.
Vampire has a summoning trigger effect that follows Shadow and Duke, but I'm glad that this card also supports Special Summon instead of requiring LP. Otherwise they're level 5 and this card is level 6, so you can revive a level 6 Vampire and play Sheridan.
Basically, you want to connect with Sheridan with the Revive effect, but you can also use the Goyo effect to steal the opponent's cards and Xyz them according to Sheridan's rules. However, his ATK for this card is not very high, so it will be used depending on the situation.