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Red-Eyes brought the possibility of Deck fusion.
The targets are Meteor Black, Black Archfiends, and Evil Dragon Black Archfiends.
Basically, Evil Dragons will be prioritized, but Black Archfiends also have advantages such as being able to evade Demoche and 《Lose 1 Turn》and dealing with Emeral's resurrection. In addition to that, Meteor Black has 3500 RBIs.
Also, by changing the name of the fusion, the fusion will be able to shoot black flame bullets. However, due to restrictions, it is not possible to circumvent the attack limit with dark dragons. You'll have to wait a turn, but it's sometimes useful to remember that you can fuse-summon Meteor Black or Sou-Black Archfiend with the fusion you get with this card.
Fusion material substitute monsters have no effect in the Deck, Dual is treated as a hand, and Deck is treated as an Effect Monster, so when he fuses with the Deck, Red-Eyes, Summoned Skull, and Meteor Dragon are essential. It also comes with a strict restriction that prevents other monsters from appearing, so you have to pay close attention to its removal.
It's a very powerful effect, but it's by no means an easy card. It is a card that requires some ingenuity in operation, such as using it properly with normal fusion.

Eggs also appear in Red-Eyes. It is not a tuner, probably because it will be strengthened in the direction of fusion and dual.
However, instead, I got the ridiculous effect of directly recruiting Red-Eyes. On top of that, even if he goes to GY, he can return Red-Eyes to his deck and return to his hand on his own, so he can recruit Red-Eyes as many times as he wants unless he is interrupted. Just an infinite loop! Both effects blatantly exclude Redame from the target, but this can't be helped.
With a level 1 DARK Dragon attack and defense of 0, he is ready to be supported.
Well, the chicks' place to stay is gone in earnest, but what should I do?

The red dragon brings possibilities, so the enhancement of Red-Eyes is in the direction of increasing the number of derivatives. That said, his enhancement in the Dual direction was quite surprising.
As the name suggests, it has a built-in black flame bullet, and when resummoned, it will burn 2400 at the end of the battle phase in which it fought. It requires the right to summon, and since it involves battle, it is easy to interfere, and it is difficult to activate even if there are only monsters with over 2400 RBI on the opponent's field. Still, in the current environment where LP is neglected, the oversized burn should hit hard.
As for the method of resummoning, the easiest way is to drop it in the mausoleum and revive it with a roar.

Counter Trap for themes. Since it's not a RR, it can't be searched and its monster effects can't be stopped, so it's probably the one who's holding back against this kind of card.
Instead, it can be activated even if the RR on the field is not a monster. Since you can shoot just by attaching a nest, compared to other theme-only counter traps, the drawback of not being able to activate without a monster has been eliminated.
As expected, there will be no OCG conversion until Raptors Storm.

The second RUM dedicated to RR. OCG in response to effect destruction.
However, unlike Revolution Force, it is regrettable that you cannot rank up normally. It's powerless against removal other than destruction and has a high chance of rotting, so if you're looking for a tribute, you probably won't let me use it.
While praying that this set card won't be removed first, it's a realistic way to use Strix on the opponent's turn to get involved in a torrent and shoot at the end.

It's been a long time since I've forgotten the power to manipulate dragons.
Combines Normal Trap negate and Spell target resistance at 1000 LP.
Both materials can be easily searched and recruited, so it is very easy to put out. However, the status is low, and the resistance is not very reliable, so it's not enough to be a regular fusion. Even if it seems to be released with devifla, there is upward compatibility called Extrio.

An old fusion that has both Normal Spell negate and Hades effect at 1000 LP cost.
In the 9th term, he has Nekroz, Shaddoll, Fluffal, and many of his decks that deploy normal spells, and if you can get them out, it is possible to exert a high level of control over those decks. Since the fusion push has made collecting materials much easier, is there anything wrong?
I could have put it out directly from Devifla, but because of the too great junior named Extrio...

Veteran fusion with 《Royal Command》and trap limited target resistance. The material is niche, but I managed to do it with fantasy summoners and devifla.
At first glance, he can withstand a forced escape, and his Shaddoll in the main deck can be completely blocked, so at first glance he seems to have an advantage over Shaddoll, but he can easily sink with abyss, torrent, and fusion punches, so he seems to be able to become a Shaddoll meta. do not have.

Shrike's early sacrifice seems to be the motif. Following CROS, there is another new addition to RR.
The first effect is like Armageddon Knight for RR, which can also drop Spell Trap. You can revive with impale, use Mimicry as a search card, and use readiness to defend.
The second effect is a quick RUM search after battle destruction. Search for Raptors Force and Revolution Force to help rank up. However, since RR Xyz doesn't have a lot of flavor even when used in Main 2, it's weak point is that it tends to create a time lag between searching and activating its effect. Raptors Force is weak against removal other than destruction, and Revolution Force has the drawback that virtual enemies are limited.
Since Quick Chaos is also a search target, there is no reason why you can't go on a business trip in anticipation of it. Due to restrictions, it cannot be used during the search turn, but since there are no activation conditions, it is easy to use Sacrifice Escape during the opponent's turn.
In general, he is the core of RR's tactics that make heavy use of GY, and there is no doubt that he will be a key card for RR even without RUM search.

The 3-card random handicap was large, and both Manmaden and Warrior of Zera were easy to search and recruit, but it was a pity that this card was so difficult to search. In Yu-Gi-Oh, where a lot of cards are consumed, the situations where you can make the most of your 3-card handicap are limited, but the probability of being able to hold it in such limited situations is low, and the evaluation tends to be low.
However, a reassuring ally called 《Doomdog Octhros》appeared in CROS. Since the search function is now effective, it is possible to aim and put it in the hand in a situation where it can be maximized, making it much more convenient to use.
Weaknesses such as Chain Pike remain, and even though there are many cards that are effective against GY, the power of the three-card handicap, which is effective for searching, should not be lost.

The Xyz Cyber style seems to respect victory.
Material removal and all-purpose counters that appear from loose summoning conditions that overlap Nova.
It's too scary that Quasar has a removal other than destruction and it's easier to summon.
As soon as the RBI is put out Nova, it will reach 2900 if it absorbs it.
The only weak point is that you can only put it out once per turn by stacking it on Nova.
In the current environment where even quasars disappear in an instant, it should not be impossible to deal with them. Of course, if you can't kill it, you'll get another.
Perhaps the scariest part is that if you're willing to drink extra pressure or play 4x3, you can still use it at rank 4 thanks to Ptolemy.

A Cyber style that seems to have come out relatively recently. A new ace for the fusion axis.
The RBI is inferior to the twin, but you can erase the opponent's LP while connecting to the next with back peeling and his GY manure with sun render.
Since GY Fertilizer leads to Overload beautifully, the already high Cyber-style one-kill performance is boosted. There is also a degree of overkill.
His Cyber-style newcomer who has both dexterity and audacity, connecting him to the next and killing himself if there is a chance.

He also gets support from the Fire King, although not as much as Atlantean.
You can easily destroy Fire King regardless of your hand or field, and you can even search for it. Since you won't miss the timing by searching, it can be used as a card that actively destroys all monsters that have effects when destroyed, not just Fire King. It's heartwarming to hear that Eraser and Kokaraia can be a handy reset switch...! Other cards such as Yubel would be good matchups.
Also, without using the destruction effect, you can attack with Garudonicus or his Nephthys from your hand quickly. It's a choice with the first effect, and it doesn't mesh well with raids, but it's just right for accident prevention.
However, the disadvantage that the monsters will be annihilated if it is broken is scary. No matter how self-destructing themes are, it's tough to be left empty.

He should have experienced the top of the environment, but the devil's hand of inflation extends to Atlantean.
It doesn't depend on how you put it out, he's pretty broken just by being able to fertilize GY and search at the same time.
Even if you call it from a Diva, you can still use the effect, and since she sends GY at the same cost as Dark Matter, he can activate Atlantean's effect, and Veiler and Brestle are also ineffective.
Low stats can be covered by 《Tatsunoko》Synchro, and Synchro with the searched card. Atlantean will soon reappear in the environment, with the downside being an almost non-existent inflation.
And I will have the results soon. After all, it was a great card power.

The majesty of his Monarch King in the Primordial is amazing. Even though it's a stepping stone in actual combat.
I don't use this one either, so I seal the extras as if to say don't use that one, and raise the RBI of the Tribute Summoned monster and beat it down. In addition, it is easier to reduce the release of the highest level Monarch.
While resolving Monarch's RBI shortage, it can block the opponent's large size, making it easier to deploy the highest Monarch. His Monarch support is excellent both offensively and defensively. However, the price is also high, and you also need to completely abandon the extra. Not only will Synchro and Xyz become unreliable, but Pendulum will be unable to secure continuous releases. Also, even if it can't be helped that he's vulnerable to Spell Trap removal, he can't prevent summons other than extras such as resurrection, and it doesn't affect extra monsters that are already in play. It is also necessary to think about how to recover around here, so it is not a card that can be used without any hesitation.