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Baked sweet potato wight.
It has the effect of becoming a wight as long as it exists in GY, the effect of being discarded from the hand as a substitute for the destruction of level 3 or lower undead on the field, and adding 2 types of wight support monsters other than wights or baking from the deck to the hand when sent to GY, It has the effect of discarding 1 card from your hand.
King's over-the-top firepower is further enhanced with the addition of a new Wight clan, but that's not where this card really shines. The search effect of number 3 is unusually strong, and all GY cards can be turned into powerful search cards that can search for two types of wight cards. There are 《Uni-Zombie》and Gotouki in the undead, so there are plenty of cards like this. Furthermore, by tying in 《Wightprince》, he enriches GY, and it is also possible to increase his ATK with 《King of the Skull Servants》from an early stage.
Even if it comes to your hand, he will fall into GY and activate the effect while doing the minimum work with the substitute effect. Super performance that can not be imagined from the joke-flavored environment of baked sweet potato.

When you Special Summon yourself, the effect of removing the opponent's Deck from the top by the number of WATER on your field, the effect of raising the level of lower WATER on the field by that level, excluding GY's self and 1 WATER on the field A Sea Serpent that has the effect of enhancing ATK until the end according to the excluded monsters.
A monster that doesn't have the name of the deep sea, but synergizes with all the elements it holds. It is especially compatible with Diva and Primadona, and by using the level manipulation effect, a synchro level that was not possible before was added to Diva, and Primadona is included in it. In addition, he can effectively activate Primadona's Search Recruit effect due to the Deck exclusion effect. A card that has high expectations as a card that greatly expands Synchro tactics involving deep seas and Diva.

Reiwa's "Mushroom Man #2" again?
It has the disadvantage of blocking the effects of his Special Summoned monsters of the same attribute other than himself, and the effect of transferring control to the opponent during the main phase of each other and changing the attribute.
In my own field, being a tuner is at most an advantage, but basically it's a disadvantage monster that seals effects. Therefore, I would like to send it to the opponent's field to block the activation of the effect, but the problem is that this card has no restrictions on being used as material, and even if it is sent, it can be used as Synchro or Link material. It is self-evident that Moreover, even if it is not used as a material, a 《Mushroom Man #2》-like toss will occur, so it is difficult to aim for locks.
You can also think of sending it to temporarily block the effect that activates during the opponent's battle, but in the end it takes time and effort to destroy this card as well, so it would be wiser to use another effect blocking card.

It looks like a Machine, but it's a Thunder.
Special Summon from the EX Deck and summoning S will remove the pledge, the effect of changing your battle position when summoned, the effect of destroying one Spell Trap on the field when your battle position is changed, the effect of destroying in the P zone It has the effect of returning another P zone card to the owner's hand, and the P effect of changing the battle position of your P monster and your opponent's monster.
Although he is a Level 4 P Tuner, he is good at general-purpose 《Hallohallo》and 《Magicalibra》because of the lack of support as an S summoner and the nature of being excluded when used for an S summon.
The P effect is a mediocre battle position change, and it requires P monsters, so it's difficult to adopt unless it's his Deck that introduced P monsters. In spite of that, the fact that the scale is odd is also a tough place. But on the other hand the monster effects work well together, allowing him to change his form and remove his Spell Trap at the cost of summoning. It can move like Lyra, and is a level 4 tuner.
It may be a relic of the past, but it's an interesting card with elements that were strong in the past.

Is it a chaos support in terms of timing?
By discarding one card from his hand to GY, he has the effect of sending arbitrary Vulurescence from Deck to his GY, and the effect of making GY's self her DARK.
The design would easily meet the conditions of chaos by knocking down a card with the same name as her GY and giving her DARK name to one side. However, this card itself doesn't have a specific name, and since it's a Normal Summon card, it can't be searched with Chaos Zone. It's a card that's difficult to summon into your hand, and since it's a card that requires 3 copies, it's a difficult card to handle because it narrows the range of builds and halves its power if you have too many cards in your hand.
The dragon race is fine, but if you don't get hung up on it, you can do similar work with Chaos Graffer. I can't get rid of the impression that it looks like it's dexterous, but it's super big.

How many duelists remember Ingnall...?
When he Special Summons with the effect of a Plant monster, he has the effect of reviving his Plant of level 6 or higher in GY, and for some reason, the effect of summoning sickness on the turn Special Summoned.
Special Summoning on a Plant's effect will allow him to Special Summon more Plants. However, only Plant can do Special Summon, and this card itself can cause summoning sickness, so I would like to connect it to his Special Summon, an EX monster that uses this card as a material. 《Fairy Knight Ingunar》with matching name or Kanzashi of Rank 6 Plant will be the target. Note that in order to bring out Knight Ingnall, you need to have another level 6 in addition to yourself and the resurrection destination.
If you revive a snowdrop, you can target rank 8 plants with that effect. Rikka has many high-level plants that can be revived, so it would be a good match. It's undeniable that the trigger, resurrection destination, and covenant are heavy, but since it's a fishing card, I can feel the potential.

An ultra-rare dragon with a name that seems to start a fantasy. The beginning of a new series of hand triggers?
If your opponent Special Summons his ATK 2000 or more monster from EX from EX, you can Special Summon from your hand. Also, the activation and effects of these effects are not negated.
Basically, it is a card that can be used like a hand trigger by calling it with a Special Summon effect from your hand. At first glance, it seems that its own effect will work effectively against monsters that come out of extras, but it has a fatal weakness that the trigger effect when the opponent's Special Summon succeeds cannot be stopped due to the chain. There are expectations that it can be used as various materials by remaining on the field, but its DEF is mediocre at 2600, and it is likely to be destroyed in battle by monsters in the EX Deck. Also, if you just want to block the effect, Effect Veiler has a wider range.
It's hard to find a job that should be this card. High rarity, but is the position tough?

The release date for Blazing Vortex is October 31st, after that... you get it?
If there is Kiskill on his field, he can Special Summon, and by excluding GY himself, he will have the effect of lowering the ATK of one opponent monster by the battles damage that occurred in the battle of the Evil Twins monster. .
You can Special Summon just by having Kiskill on the field, and in live twins that often develop with effects, Self Special Summon is a useful effect especially when Kiskill's effect is negated. It would be nice to simply increase the number of live twins. However, because of his disguise, he became a Zombie, so it's a pain that he can't share Cyberse's support.
Another weakening effect is an effect that he can use from GY for the time being, but I think it's not very good for his Evil Twins other than Kiskill and Lira to hit and be hit. Kiskill Lyra is a monster with a fairly high RBI, so it's also difficult to knock down the opponent without weakening it.
It can reach the itch, but if you ask if it can do more than that, it might be a dubious card.

The old Machina is getting darker and darker, and now the sniper.
If he joins the hand other than drawing, he can Special Summon, and if he succeeds in summoning / Special Summon, he has the effect of sending Machina from Deck to GY.
Doomsday Machina who can drop Machina to GY. Moreover, if you add it to your hand with a search, you can also do a Special Summon. Gearframe and Gear Gigant X exist as search methods, and it would be a nice effect especially for Gearframe who has acquired new innovations other than Fortress.
As for the effects that drop on GY, he can set Kernels and Fortresses with self-regenerating effects on GY. Since this card itself is his DARK, it can't be used as a trigger for Kernel's resurrection, but since it's compatible with Gearframe, etc., it shouldn't be a problem.
Among Machina, compatibility with gear frames and kernels shines. I think it's a great card.

His Dream Mirror, which has no counterpart monster and has an effect that refers to both Dream Mirrors.
If there is a Dream Mirror on the field, you can Special Summon, and he can turn it into a DARK effect. It has the effect of allowing you to exchange cards.
It accelerates the development power of Dream Mirror, and also supports the fusion of Dream Mirror fusion through attribute manipulation. As the Neiros-like name suggests, Dream Mirror can be said to be a card to strengthen fusion tactics. One way is to ask for a link.
However, Dream Mirror lacks tactics other than general-purpose links even if deployed. Even with the effect when there is a field Dream Mirror to compensate for that, he takes another step with the bounce of Spell Trap and the exchange of cards. You need 《Dream Mirror Hypnagogia》, but if you have two on the field, you can use both effects.
At the moment, Dream Mirror fusion support is probably the limit, but is there room for easy Special Summon and attribute manipulation?

Lu Bu, a tyrant colored with the strongest power and betrayal. The character is service. It goes without saying that he is the strongest of the Three Kingdoms, but his ATK as an Ancient Warrior is higher than Cao De.
Among the Ancient Warriors on the field, he can Special Summon if he controls the monster with the highest ATK, and during the main phase of each other, the effect of destroying the monster with the highest ATK on the opponent's side and the monster on the field It has the effect of betraying the presence of a monster with the highest ATK on the opponent.
Ancient Warriors A very good monster that boasts high expansion power that comes out first if it's not a mirror, a simple violent trigger instant removal effect, and plenty of his ATK. 2800 RBI is a powerful assault with removal, especially for his Ancient Warriors who lacked RBI, not only can you expect rampage as a high RBI that is easy to handle, but you can also expect various materials.
It's powerful as a monster, but it betrays those who are calm and strong at the end. For the time being, the destruction effect has a limitation that he can not use effects other than Ancient Warriors, so it is not a threat except for hitting points, but it is quite painful if it is used as a material.
It is called Buriburizaemon rather than Ryofu, but as an Ancient Warriors, he is a welcome new force.

The good old friend of a good child has participated in the war for the first time in a while after receiving a remake.
Increases his ATK according to the number of equipped cards, limits monster effects and card effects during the opponent's battle phase, negates effects that target himself, and doubles battles damage. do.
Activates various effects depending on the number of Equip Spells. The ATK up multiplier is double what it was before the remake, and if you raise his ATK a little, it will reach 3000. However, the effect of 2 and 4 overlaps, the effect of 3 is painful to lose his Equip Spell even though the target that can be negate is narrow, and the effect of 5 confirms his ATK 5000 over. Even though it is, it seems to be overkill and it feels a little too much, and it doesn't mesh well.
Moreover, this card itself has no summoning support and can't search for equipment cards, so it's pretty slow. If ATK was at least 50 lower, various supports would have increased. If you're looking for one-shots with Equip Spells, is Ben Kay better?

An electronic light bug that continues to be strengthened little by little.
When summoning a level 3 Insect, you can Special Summon from your hand and raise each other's levels to 5 or 7. When you Special Summon from your hand, you can change the battle position of your Insect. have
A super monster that gives all kinds of elements, such as development power to the electronic light bug, shortcuts to high rank Xyz, support for effect activation, and strengthening of X monsters' RBI. In particular, you can aim for your favorite electronic light insect Xyz by adjusting the level and Special Summon from your hand, so Rhino Sebas, which has an excellent suppression effect but was difficult to bring out, can really come to life. Rhino Sebas has a good combination of penetrating effect and RBI increase, so I would like to actively use it.
The battle position change effect assists the activation of centibits and LED bugs. You can search and recruit, so if you decide before Xyz, you'll be able to expand your ad. RBI increase simply increases the fighting power, so the breakthrough power increases.
A card that will dramatically increase the combat power of the electronic light bug.

Constellar also has a new card after a long time.
If you have a Constellar other than the one with the same name, he will be able to Special Summon from your hand, search for Constellar Spell Trap, and if you use it as a material for Constellar X monsters, you will banish your opponent if you battle with Light or Dark monsters. has the effect of giving
Constellar A level 4 monster that can be deployed without using the long-desired summoning right. Alongside Kaust and Escha, Pleiades can also be set up, and Sheratan, who had a powerful search but was difficult to process, can be turned into a Rank 4 seed by searching for Constellar Twinkle with Link 2 or the search described later.
The search effect of Spell/Trap cards is great at first glance, but Constellar's Spell Trap is another step forward. 《Constellar Twinkle》of level adjustment goes well with Sheratan. If you can Xyz, it's also a good idea to search for star marks and aim for a draw.
The final effect is to strengthen her Constellar X monster. Especially for Omega, which is not very good in terms of combat, and Tremys, which does not have an immediate trigger effect, I am happy, but since the target attribute is limited, I can not be overconfident.

A Metalfoes monster of the highest order.
Effect that can be Special Summoned by destroying two face cards including Metalfoes, Special Summoned by the effect of Metalfoes card, effect to exclude 1 monster in the opponent's field and GY, and monsters in the field are destroyed by effect It has a P effect that salvages one Metalfoes card.
The P effect allows him to salvage his Metalfoes card whenever a monster's effect destroys it. Of course, he can also aim for the common effect of Metalfoes, but since Metalfoes is a P theme, he is less dependent on GY and has a little difficulty in salvaging. Metalfoes Fusion Spell system is the target?
As a monster, it's level 9 and difficult to P-summon, but if it's Metalfoes, it can be used with a relatively light Special Summon condition, and if it's used by his Metalfoes effect, including his own effect, you can use the exclusion effect. Basically, he in the P zone is Metalfoes, and his P-summoned Metalfoes is a candidate for destruction. Since there are no special summoning restrictions, you can also use 《Metalfoes Counter》.