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The last Trap card revealed among Volcanic-related cards included in Fire DP.
It can only be activated during the Main Phase, nor does it negate the effects of Special Summoned monsters, so it can be activated in both turns with a no-cost, unconditional Fritche, searching for Volcanic monsters or ignoring summoning conditions and recruiting. This is his amazing Volcanic Trap card.
Of course, you can use the summon trigger effects of 《Volcanic Rocket》and 《Volcanic Trooper》, and since the monsters Special Summoned by this effect are bounced to the hand during the End Phase, you can use those summon trigger effects again.
In other words, even if you choose Recruit, it's actually a search, and even with all these good conditions, isn't it amazing that the deck doesn't bounce?
Also, Volcanic, who becomes a Special Summon monster because he can ignore the summoning conditions, can also Special Summon his own. It is very useful because it can play a different role.
Another selectable effect is a burn effect that refers to the Pyro on the field and is a burn effect according to his original ATK, and if you target his Pyro on your field, the damage will be halved.
However, there is no need to send the target's own monster to his GY at a cost, and if the target is Volcanic Emperor, even if it is halved, the damage will exceed 1500, which is enough firepower.
If you want to refer to it from your opponent's field, you can use the tokens pushed by Trooper or "Fire Ejection" even if it's just a card in the theme, and that's why his Special Summoned Queen can use this effect on your opponent's field under your own summoning conditions. It will be a suitable target for
Also, these two selectable effects are not one of the turn 1 type, and have a unique specification that the same effect can only be used once per turn. It is also a feature that you can use the effect one by one.
Not only the strength of the effect, but also the specifications that go well with O'Brien's Daddy, Devil, and Mummy, Queen, speaks to the excellence of the designer.
It's a Volcanic Trap card, so it's easy to handle, and since it's a Trap card, it can't be activated immediately, and he doesn't have a Volcanic monster that can interfere with the opponent's board during the main phase of the opponent's turn. I don't see any such shortcomings.
For this card, isn't he just drawing a Devil or Queen in his deck at the worst possible timing or something like that?
Volcanic has had many excellent cards that have been revealed so far, but I think it was a card with performance that was suitable for being the last to be revealed.

A monster that will be the last boss in the manga version 5D's, one of the "S monsters that cannot be S summoned" with a special summoning condition of overwhelmingly high difficulty, and a level of 1 or less written on the card.
Among the Red Dragon-type monsters, it is the only one that has the RBI-increase ability that allows it to fight on its own, but in actual operation, it does not fight on its own, and it is a token that fills each other's fields with its own effects. Monster.
Even the seemingly impossible summoning conditions can only be traced once a deployment route has been developed in the S Summon Deck, which is also called space expansion. Since it was a level 8 tuner required for , it was also incorporated into [Mannadium].
This monster, which is treated as Level 12, is also a perfect target for using the effect of Crimson Dragon to bring out Level 12 Dragon S monsters such as Calamity.
Regardless of whether it will be regulated or not, there is no doubt that it is a villainous monster with a criminal record.
However, the problem is that monsters that are violent enough to get a criminal record are also monsters that have interesting effects when used.

Gishki's main engine.
In Gishki, Ritual Summoning his Ritual Monster to a Tribute allows him to Ritual Summon virtually without a Tribute due to Aquamirror's salvage effect. Using the Ritual Monster returned to the hand from here as the cost of the Soul Ogre, or converting it into a draw with Train or 《Tokusano Shinkyojin》is his Gishki formula.
It's also nice that Shadow's quest doesn't spoil at any point, since he'll voluntarily return to his deck.

Namasu
His daily life as a Gishki user is that when he uses the Gigas Train, he's missing one piece and ends up looking like a Yokai Okiku. However, thanks to the resurrection of this card, the situation where you can fish Vision or Shadow and you don't have enough Ritual Tribute will not occur, and the sense of stability has increased. However, if the Ritual Spell runs out, even this card will be useless, so be careful. Resurrection does not have a turn 1, and the same name can be caught, so it is worth playing.
The suppression effect is convenient, and it is strong to be able to fire repeatedly in conjunction with ①. However, it can't be redeployed without a Ritual Spell, and the cost feels pretty heavy to his Gishki, whose Ritual Spell procurement is inconsistent with monster searches.
It's an excellent monster, but with 10 stars and 3,000 RBIs, it might end up eating the original trump card, Gigas... Well, Gigas has a draw...

At the time of evaluation, the specs of the monster that will be the last frame are unknown, but among the new Salamangreat cards that have been announced to be included in the Fire DP at the moment, it is the regular pack just before Salaman himself. A card located in 《Altergeist Malwisp》, which was newly given to Alter, who was active in the environment together with the anime theme of the same period.
When there are multiple Salaman monsters in GY, you can SS under relatively loose conditions, so you can use it as a card to extend your development. There are quite a lot of cards that can be used, so I have a good impression that it creates a lot of synergy with existing cards.
It goes without saying, but there are scenes where it doesn't make the first move by itself and instead causes accidents, so strong like Circular and Marfa that appeared in the 3rd year of the 11th term! 3 stacks confirmed! It's a spec that can't be said to be a so-called "new that users want", but it's worth it as a new card given to a theme that was originally one of the rulers of the environment. It's a certain performance, isn't this enough? I think it's a card that can be said to be.
I'm sure the Salaman users must have felt the same way about Alter's Malwisp.

A convenient monster that will always fill the needs of Gishki's level 8 ritual.
It's a deck bounce that doesn't allow reuse and doesn't involve destruction, and it's still an excellent removal. At first glance, the hand cost seems heavy, but in fact he is Aquamirror and he can salvage Gishki Ritual Monster, so you can use the effect without hesitation. RBI also contributes to one kill in the middle of the day.
Above all, the level 8 is what makes this card stand out. As a train cost that can be pulled from Gishki Vision or his Aquamirror, you can combine it with Gishki Abyss, which tends to stand still, to make a Gigas or Manas Tribute.

This is the first S monster in his Salamangreat that appeared in Fire DP, and with the introduction of this card, Salaman has his Ritual Monsters and all kinds of EX monsters.
The effect is that you can revive one of your GY level 7 or lower FIRE monsters that you can use each turn, and since the S material is free material and 2 body materials, level 8S can be used in any deck if it can be S summoned. It is easy to use because there are no disadvantages such as specifying the battle position of the revived monster, not being able to attack, or negate the effect, but there is a restriction that only FIRE monsters can Special Summon the turn it is activated.
Also, since your level will decrease by the level of the revived monster, you can easily perform the same level 8 S summon, that is, reincarnation synchro, by reviving her FIRE Tuner material when you S summon this card with two bodies. You can do it, and it can lead to 2 effects.
However, the resurrection effect, which is the reincarnation synchro effect of 2, has a slow effect, and Salaman does not have any monsters that he wants to Special Summon during the opponent's standby phase, so this is the only reason for Salaman. It's a tough story to allocate two new slots to the EX Deck.
It's quite worrisome that the monsters that can be deployed after resurrection, especially EX monsters, are limited to FIRE, but it's most realistic to use it as a general-purpose S monster in his FIRE Deck other than Salaman. You can say that it is.
Since the level of the revived monster goes down, it is not suitable as a stepping stone for summoning S monsters, but level 5 such as EX monsters sent to GY once on the battlefield I think it's not bad if you look at the main force of ~7 and the ability to revive every turn like "Barrier Statue of the Inferno" that metabolizes SS other than FIRE.

If you use it during your opponent's end phase, you can often draw a card without his spell in your hand. If you use the Dark Deck, you can definitely aim for a draw. It's better than I imagined, but not enough to go out of my way to use it.
The only card in spirit arts that does not show his Charmer counterpart. Darc is often referred to as gender, or as the effect of Familiar-Possessed. The end of the man who said, "Mix me too."

A card that corresponds to his EARTH with one of the "Reijutsu" trap cards.
It has the effect of completely reviving one EARTH monster on the field and one low-level EARTH monster in GY in the form of a complete resurrection. It cannot interfere with the opponent's territory at all, and there are many rival resurrection traps such as "Powerful Rebirth" and "Back to the Front".
If you can't see the value in being able to leave your monster's field and revive him from GY with Friche at the same time, it will be difficult to prioritize in terms of performance in the current card pool.
For quite a long time after its introduction, Livide was a limited card or higher, so there was a good reason to use this card, but now that Livide is unlimited, the value of Revival Trap has changed too much. As a result, it feels like a pitiful card that has lost most of its raison d'etre.
Back when the [Rock metabi] that I was using was its predecessor, [Rock Warrior Koa'ki Meiru] with 《Koa'ki Meiru Powerhand》, I used Koa'ki Meiru, which I had no chance of sustaining during the end phase of the field. There was a time when it was used as a card to replace it with a valid monster, to perform a series of attacks during the Battle Phase, or to Special Summon Pakike during the opponent's turn.

It is one of the Junk and Warrior S monsters used by Yusei in the anime 5D's, and it will be recorded in the illustration of that pose that he showed many times when he was S summoned in Anikuro 2023. The S monster of the beginning.
Since the introduction of the S summon system, many of the low-level monsters in the main deck have become materials for performing Special Summons from the EX deck. The first S monster brought in is said to have the ability to borrow power from all level 2 or lower monsters in your field, which is mostly used as a material for Special Summon, and defeat a formidable enemy with bond power. again...
It is not uncommon for him to exceed ATK 3000 just by borrowing power from a single monster, and because of his offensive abilities, he is considered by many duelists to be a monster that deserves to be called an ace even more than 《Stardust Dragon》. It is also loved.
As for the illustrations, it's the same with "Flame Swordsman" and "Trickstar Holly Angel", but I prefer the original illustrations when they first appeared.

In the past, he was a card that could be used from Scapegoat to Gadget and rogue resurrection.
I can't predict that resurrection will become so commonplace.

You can launch a monster that has finished attacking or a Volcasaurus that cannot be attacked due to restrictions and hit a one-kill class burn.
If you chain it to Blarro's sweeper and shoot it, you can hit Burn without waste. It's also good to shoot Ravago stolen with Ennecon or 《Mind Control》.
By the way, perhaps because of the existence of this card, his FIRE still doesn't have a monster that exceeds his ATK 4000. WATER is the only other player who does not have more than 4000 RBIs. Surprisingly, he has more than 4000 RBIs in EARTH and WIND.

"Fire Trooper", which was a "monster not belonging to Volcanic" used by O'Brien in Anime GX, was remade into his Volcanic monster and appeared in Fire DP.
Its ability is a summon trigger effect, and he can access any one of his Volcanic cards on the deck, like Airman, and through Volcanic Rocket he can also access any "Blaze Cannon", so its usefulness. Not to mention the height of
We've come to the point where it's only natural that this kind of effect is compatible with both NS and SS, and that it's an optional effect.
The effect of pushing tokens in the second half can be used to prepare targets for attacks and effects, and other than right and bubble shadow avoidance, you can also use 《Rivalry of Warlords》and 《Gozen Match》to restrict the opponent's development.
With 《Gozen Match》, he can only link summon Phoenix by NSing Urara with his normal Deck, and with 《Rivalry of Warlords》, it will be difficult for the opponent to even summon monsters.
It's also a flip side of the sadness that there were few general-purpose monsters in Pyro and FIRE, but that's why you don't have to hold back.

Appearing in Flame DP, he is a Special Summon monster that will be the new ace of Volcanic's 12th term, and the first Pyro monster whose original ATK exceeds 3000.
With the introduction of this card, all 20 races from the early stage will finally have monsters with over 3000 ATK.
Its performance is that you can Special Summon yourself from your hand or GY with two selectable exclusion costs, and Special Summoning yourself in this way will deal effect damage to the opponent proportional to the number of Pyro in the excluded state. A set of Volcanic Trap cards, a permanent effect that deals constant damage whenever your opponent Special Summons a monster just by standing on the field.
The ability to earn a numerical advantage is small, and unless it's pure construction, the number of times it can be activated is probably limited, but it's an effect that touches the Volcanic Trap card in the Deck, so of course its usefulness is high, and it's a monster. It doesn't have a strong pressure on the opponent's turn against , and card effects, but it continues to inflict damage with unlimited number of times with its continuous effect, so combined with the burn effect in the first half, the influence it has on the opponent is not small.
If you think about it, this summoning condition that you can Special Summon even from GY and the reluctance to return as many times as you like every turn as long as you prepare the cost are quite troublesome.
With a specialized build and a large amount of his Pyro removed beforehand and a Special Summon, it should be possible to do over 5000 damage at once.
It can't be helped that the amount of damage dealt by Special Summon will be reduced with the easy removal cost of one card, but if his Pyro in the removed state does not exist, the effect cannot be activated, and of course the effect of setting a Volcanic Trap card from the Deck. Note that it cannot handle .
In general, as her Special Summon monster in the main deck, the summoning conditions and the ability to touch her deck meet the standards required for modern cards, and it is felt that it is an excellent monster that matches the concept of Volcanic. I will.

Salamangreat's new cards in Fire DP have Salaman names, but many of them have effects that can be used universally throughout his Deck centered on his FIRE, including Salaman. Isn't there a lot of people who think that this is the card that feels the most potential?
You can choose from two effects, but the first half is the effect that you should pay attention to. It's especially good because it doesn't force the opponent to choose it, which is common in other games, and you can also choose banished ones.
The Special Summoned monster cannot attack and its effect is negate only in that turn, so the advantage of being a Quick-Play Spell that can be activated even in the opponent's end phase will be greater, and you can use it as a material other than for Special Summon. You can also use it for that purpose.
There must be at least 3 FIRE monsters, and at least 1 FIRE monster that can be Special Summoned must be present in his GY or excluded by face-up, so if you stack more than one, the risk of an accident in the first hand increases. But it's definitely a good card in its own right.
Another conditional all-purpose removal effect would be too good to be one of the Quick-Play Spell's selectable effects.