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The effect of 1 is Sokushinbutsu.
There is absolutely no point in using this alone, but it can be used in conjunction with the revival effect of 2 to activate his GY effect, transfer monsters from the extra monster zone to the main monster zone, and reset the disadvantages of negating effects. can be done.
However, since the timing of resurrection is slow and must remain permanently, it is a painful place that there is a possibility that it will end just by doing sokushinbutsu.

Did you expect the fairy card to be Ulrea and decorate the packaging?
The RBI is modest for the highest grade, but with its own effect, it will be over 3000 at worst, so it doesn't matter as much as it looks.
The drawback is that the additional effect is completely left to chance and the desired effect may not come depending on the situation.
Basically, it's used as a high-strike superlative, and if you get an additional effect, you'll be lucky enough to use it.

A rare card for some reason.
That one comes with a book that has a flashy removal effect, and this is a card from PP that was scattered in large quantities due to the plain Recruit effect.
Furthermore, both have been re-recorded with Struc.
The effect is like an old-fashioned Recruiter, and it only supports battle destruction, and Recruit only has the same name.
As a unique effect of this card, there is something that reduces the battle damage to zero, but it must be selected as an attack target on the front side, so if you are attacked by a penetrator in the back defense, it is useless, and the suicide attack is also useless, so it is almost a bonus. .
After all, isn't it possible that Eltanin and Norare settings were reversed...?

Easy Category Normal Spell search card. Naturally super rare.
In addition to Cydra monsters, you can search for LIGHT Machines that Normal Summon can't, but to be honest, Eltanin is the only good one.
The effect in the second half is activated negate meta.
However, Great Justice 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》is meaningless because it negates only the effect, and in the first place it is doubtful that he will deliberately shoot a negate at a trap that looks like this, so it is practically close to having an effect that will not be negate by the activated negate.
Well, even if you don't think about the second half of the effect, it's excellent at the point of being a theme-only search spell with no particular disadvantages or costs.

His Field Spell Searcher, such as the Commander, is limited to Terrafo, so there's no reason why this kind of effect is weak.
The effect of 2 is highly versatile and he destroys spells and traps.
There are breakers, lyra, and trions at level 4 that can destroy Spells and Traps, but compared to them, Field Spells can't be destroyed, and instead of having a low hit point, they have the strength of being able to activate effects even if they are issued in any way.

Although it is an OCG original number, the elements of the original are very strong in terms of material, such as "The dice cracks and 7" and "The bigger one loses".
The effect of 1 is that his Deck, which is centered on monster effects, will not be able to move properly on the next turn, so if it is decided, the control power will be high, but at Rank 5, it is up to luck and can only be activated by the main 1, so after hitting with materials, control one chance. You can't aim for it.
If you use your own 2 effect, you can impose a punishment game on your opponent with a fairly high probability, but you need 3 materials to use the 1 and 2 effects together, which is very heavy.
The effect of 2 is an effect that causes irregular behavior as Yu-Gi-Oh, which is limited to a 6-sided die that can make the dice's number 7.
However, due to its irregular behavior, the bigger the number, the better, regardless of Fire Darts, etc., and his Zork, which is not supposed to roll 7 or more, has no effect. There are not many uses for it, surprisingly.
Getting rank 5 with a gambling deck is also a bit painful.
If 《✪ Winning Formula》can be used in a normal duel...

Among the remakes of Dragons with a criminal record, this is the most serious of the sins committed by the original remake.
It is possible to descend not only from the hand but also from the extra deck by banishing light and darkness from her GY, so she will appear from the extra even in decks that do not Pendulum Summon.
Almost the same support as the remake source can be used, and P support is also added, so there are plenty of search methods.
It can be used simply as an RBI that makes use of its status, but its removal effect is easier to use than the original.
However, the number of cards that can be removed depends on the number of cards sacrificed from your field, so it is not easy to use, and it is mainly used to remove monsters with resistance that are difficult to use and troublesome to reverse the inferiority.
By the way, if you do not put it out of the Extra Deck, you will return to her Deck and die in vain because it will not be counted.
On the other hand, the P effect is relatively easy to use, and it is a relief light exclusively for Dragons.
Many of the dragons remade with this one have the effect of banishing cards, so you can collect them and send yourself to the extra deck.

Bochiya Migotai is a dakuri, but it's a remake of Damned.
The activation effect destroys a single target, making it impossible to attack after using the effect, but there is no one-turn restriction like the original, so if you use it normally, you can destroy two cards.
GY can do anything if he only has 5 DARK he is strong depending on the deck.
In any case, it hurts to be unable to attack after using the effect, so I'd like to make it a RUM or a link material so that I can follow up with it.
The removal of his own GY that comes after using the destruction effect can be any type of card, so it may be connected to a combo.

One of the remakes of Dragons with a criminal record.
Among them, it seems to be the card with the most dangerous position.
Although there are attribute restrictions, the summoning conditions are not that difficult, but the troublesome thing is that the destructive effects of the original family are very tightly bound.
While this card is Synchro Summoned, he has 4 types of tuners in GY, and after paying half the LP and activating the effect, only Dragon can Special Summon, so there are various restrictions, and all he can do is destroy everything except himself. "Eh, that's all?" I honestly think.
The level is different and it doesn't remain itself, but if it's a total removal, it's much easier to use Black Rose, and if you use level 4 as a material, he has Evilswarm Butte, so this is very painful.
This can destroy his Spell Trap, but if you just want to remove monsters, the Red Archfiends system is much more convenient.
There are a lot of tuners in hand triggers, and it's an environment where the Great Justice Hallifibers are rampaging, so it's not like he has 4 types of GY tuners that are difficult, but I can't think of any reason to go out of his way to use them.
If you're going to tie me up like this, wouldn't it be better if you excluded me?

I had a feeling that it would happen somehow, but there is a way to create a Fusion Monster other than fusion.
If you use a method other than fusion, it will be as heavy as Link 3, but there is currently no card with only Link 3 alone that can hit so far, so it is possible to use it for the purpose of hitting.
Alternatively, if you can take advantage of the fact that the materials are removed and the 3 monsters transform into his Fusion Monster, WATER, Dragon, and Level 9, there is a way to ignore the effect.
The conditions for activating the effect are that he only removes 3 Dragons, and he is a Special Summon, which is quite troublesome, but you can use 3 removal effects like the original.
…But the place to be excluded is a place where no advantage can be taken and the board is not touched.
The opponent's extras are useful if you think of it as a premise that your opponent's extras will interfere with your deployment, and your main deck will lead to combos, but your opponent's deck has a strong sense of attachment, so unless you're lucky enough to get a key card out of it, it's almost impossible. has no meaning.
It's impossible because it's written as a self-field, but if it wasn't for this, it would have been tremendously strong as a super fusion agent.

I think there was a time when Rank 4 was disguised as Rank 5, but this time it's over 10.
Just saying that it's a rank 4x2 with no strings attached is quite an advantage, and once it's destroyed in battle, it can transform into a main 2 with a rank of 10 or higher.
The RBI is enough to overwhelm the lower grades, and it is also resistant to destruction, so if you choose the opponent and the timing properly, the activation of the effect itself is not so difficult.
Since monsters that transform will appear after main 2, it will be difficult to make use of their hit points immediately, but there are various types such as burn, destruction, and resistance, so you won't have any trouble finding candidates.

As you said, all effects are useful, but depending on the situation, it's not always possible to get the effect you want.
Considering the possibility of hitting the effect of 5 and 6, if you use it, would it be her Deck, which is mainly advanced?

A card that allows even beginners to win the All-American Champ.
Although it was unexpectedly converted to OCG with a tremendous diagonal upward effect, the degree of fidelity of that scene is quite high.
If you don't know the original story, you won't know what this is, and I feel like the victory conditions are so confusing.
There are no troublesome Special Summon conditions and you don't need to collect multiple cards, but the special victory conditions are completely dependent on the opponent, so if you try to fulfill the special victory conditions yourself, you can send monsters with destructive effects, etc. The degree of difficulty is high because it is necessary to
By chaining to your opponent's sweeper and using his Special Summon, you may be able to aim for a one-chan special victory.
Even at worst, it's a level 4 attacker with no summoning/Special Summon conditions and a reasonably high RBI, so it might be less likely to spoil unexpectedly.

Since it is just hitting a cyclone in response to a spell, it reacts to magic instead of reflecting magic, so the illustration seems to be fraudulent.
Cyclone can be used up and completely dependent on the other party, so it would be better to use Cyclone from the beginning.

Depending on the cost monster and the monster receiving the effect, it exhibits tremendous firepower, but the risk is also considerable.
ATK will keep rising, so you can expect a lot of damage if you take advantage of the nature of the trap and hit the opponent on the next turn.
Even if the monster used as a cost is excluded, it is quite compatible with Reborn Tengu, which will call the next one on its own.