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His Alien enhancements over 7 years.
The burial effect and search effect are excellent as preparations for putting out Golgar, which is Alien's decisive weapon, and it is now possible to put out Golgar simply by dropping a level 4 Alien → searching and summoning Ammonite.
The effect of placing a counter can only be placed on one body, but until now, most of the methods of placing a counter were passive or the Alien did not remain in the field, so you can actively place the counter. I'm really happy that I did. With this, powerful but difficult to use cards such as 《Interdimensional Warp》have become easier to use at once. Also, if you have Code A, you can actually recruit Decks, so you can greatly expand your options for Alien Decks.
The search effect says "can't be used on the turn that falls to GY", but Alien is his deck for long-term battles, so it's not that much of a disadvantage. 《King of the Feral Imps》, which has a role, will move on the next turn anyway, so it doesn't matter which one you prioritize, you can use it according to the situation.

Although excellent, it is a card that is not well known due to his unfavorable deck called Dual.
Special Summon can only be done when GY has 2 or more Normal Monsters, and releasing itself has the effect of searching for Dual from the Deck.
I don't use summons when I play this card, so I'm happy for Dual where summons are important. In addition, the search range is quite wide as "Gemini Monster", and for Dual Deck, it is possible to use it as "reinforcements that can be stacked 3 times with no level limit". If you already have the cards you need, you can use this card as a release agent, and overall it's a strong support card for Dual.
However, the Dual Deck is not the kind of deck that specializes in his GY manure, so there is a risk that it will rot in your hand if it comes in the first hand.
Until now, there weren't many meaningful cards to be combined with "Dual" alone, and the attention level was low (in fact, no one knew about this card around me). However, since his Chemicritter, a new Dual theme, will appear, it may be able to see the light of day.

It's strong if you look at it as a simple Gemini Monster.
It's quite heavy because it's Dual on top of advanced monsters, but the effect is tremendous. This card has the effect of cleaning up opponent monsters with defense power less than his ATK, and it refers to his ATK at the time of effect resolution instead of "originally", so if you bump up, the destruction range will be even greater. Spread. There are surprisingly few monsters with 2500 or more DEF, and it can affect a wide range of monsters. Also, there is a lot of support for DARK and Fiend, and the support range is even wider because it has "Archfiend" in its name. You can also receive support for the newly released 《Catalyst Field》, so there are plenty of ways to make use of it.
The downside is that even though he has Red-Eyes in his name, he doesn't quite mesh with the Red-Eyes Deck. I feel like this card is underrated for that reason alone.

Alien's trump card and one of Alien's reason for existence. It's not the power of the cards that came out in season 6...
It has the effect of bouncing any number of his Spell Trap on the front side, scattering A counters for that number, and removing two A counters to destroy the opponent's cards.
The second destructive effect is of course powerful, but the main feature is the bounce effect. Its uses include reusing time-limited permanent cards such as shielding swords, changing targets such as demoche and bans, consecutive revivals with Code A or 《Symbol of Heritage》, and avoiding locks only for yourself such as magic seals and ancient forests. It's wide. Although there are material restrictions, Ammonite is an excellent tuner, so synchronizing is easy as long as you hold Ammonite.
The effect is excellent, the RBI is an exceptional number for level 5, and it is easy to put out, so there are no flaws that seem to be flaws. I think it's a good card that increases its power as the number of excellent Continuous Spell Trap, Field Spell, and Pendulum cards increases.

Alien exclusive ultimate weapon.
It wipes out the opponent's monsters that don't have A counters on them, and after that, it continues to scatter A counters over the opponent's monsters for 3 turns. Even if you don't wipe out your opponent, you can scatter just A counters, so it's a card with little waste. If you try to force it out, after being destroyed, a new Alien will pop out, an avenger will fly in, you will suddenly be taken down, and even weakened. I have.
It's a trump card in his Alien Deck, which uses a lot of A counters.

A handy Alien attacker. Don't say witzarnemitea.
Compared to Soldier in the same attacker frame, although it loses in raw RBI, it has a weakening effect and an effect that scatters A counters when destroyed in battle, so it will be the winner in battles against monsters. Soldier is Soldier and can receive her Normal Monster support, so it is possible to live separately.
It doesn't support removal other than battle destruction, but it still has a stable performance.

A tuner who can procure materials is strong! But it looks scary!
It's actually a Golgar exclusive tuner, but since it doesn't have any restrictions, it can be used as a normal tuner.
Blizzard has proven the strength of the Tuner to catch materials from GY, and since it is level 1, it supports 《One for One》, and since it is a reptile, it can be searched from gold gremlin (and you can also catch it at the activation cost as it is), and LIGHT is level 1. A lot of hospitality that you can receive support such as Kenshi and Reidou. In Golgar axis Alien, the game is how quickly you can prepare this card.
It seems that it will be even easier to use with the Alien support that made an appearance in INOV.

teach me please. Why didn't you put a turn 1 limit on this?
It's a card that should be called the Book of Living Moons, and it requires a heavy cost of banishing 7 cards, but it's almost a nightmare to fly in a free chain and become a back defense. Also, it has a high RBI and can be used as an attacker, and since it is level 4, it is easy to set up rank 4, and it is easy to use as a synchro material.
The card power is abnormally high, and the performance is enough to function on its own, but as I wrote above, it has the weakness of being expensive.
However, his Lightsworn, which feeds GY at high speed, is worth adopting, and when combined with Eclipse, it becomes a virtual Dragon search.

Probably one of the strongest fusion cards. If you can't draw this, Gem-Knight ends.
A crazy card that performs Gem-Knight's exclusive fusion and has self-salvage ability. There is no turn 1 limit, so you can semi-permanently fusion summon as long as your hand, field, and GY are not exhausted. Due to its nature, it is quite strong against Shinkei and Shinsen. Or rather, I definitely don't want to hit it if I'm going to be the opponent.
Salvage from GY requires his GY cost, but with fusion summoning he will gain weight even if he doesn't like GY, so I don't think there's much of a cost problem. The removed cards can also be reused with things like Amber.
Overall, a power card with no weak points. Rather, if there is a weak point of this card, I would like you to tell me.
If I had to point it out, it would be that her Gem-Knight Deck couldn't keep up with the power of this card.

D-HERO's trump card with monstrous control power.
Once per turn, it has the effect of destroying an opponent's monster at no cost and inflicting Burn, and has the self-regenerative ability to banish his GY's D-HERO during standby and come back again.
The burn from destroying the opponent has the disadvantage of not being able to perform the battle phase, but since this guy has 3000 RBI, you can use it properly as a burn if it seems like you can hit it. There is no 1 turn limit, so if you line up multiple units, you can overlap the disadvantages and burn the opponent's field.
And even though the ability to self-regenerate during standby has a cost, when it's fused, he's sure to have D-HERO in GY, and if you use things like Destiny Draw, it will naturally accumulate, so the cost is troublesome. I don't think so. Moreover, even if the resurrection is stopped, it will persistently try to revive as many times as possible during standby.
Once on the battlefield, it exerts its control power without regret, and the fusion summon itself can be easily put out if it is a dedicated construction.
The problem is that it is difficult to obtain the two D-HEROs that will be used as fusion materials.

At first glance, it was a "good card", but when I actually used it, it was broken.
(1) and (2) are both pretty powerful, and their effects mesh together.
As for the first effect, you can understand its strength if you consider that you can use a limited Manju every turn. It can be used for his powerful LIGHT rituals such as Herald and Saphira as well as Synchronous Machine Angels.
The second effect is that although GY needs his spell card, it is possible to completely revive him. As long as it's a LIGHT Fairy, anything will do, so if GY is well-rounded, it's possible to revive a large creature like Christia. That being said, it's not realistic to wait that long for him to become a GY, so I think he'll be the main player in the lower ranks. Since the machine angel Petit Angel is level 2, her Spell Cards are less necessary, and if you return Ritual Spell to the Deck and revive her, she will return the Ritual Spell back to the Deck as it is with the effect of Special Summon success. Since it can be collected, the compatibility is quite good.
Although her single power is high, it is a support card that can only be allowed because of her LIGHT ritual, which is still under development as a deck. In the future, if the machine angel area is super strengthened, it will be regulated first...

A card that embodies the idea that simple is strong. It has the effect of a normal Ritual Spell and the effect of protecting LIGHT monsters from being destroyed. It feels like 《Hymn of Light》, but this one has a lot more search and salvage methods than that one and is easy to use. In addition, the range of the substitution effect is wider than that, and it is possible to defend the Fairy Ultimate Weapon Christia and Sideline Infinity.
Unfortunately, there is no recovery from exclusion, so if you use the substitute effect, you have to think about the timing, or you will run the risk of not being able to perform the ritual.

A man (woman?) who destroys the opponent without question and answer.
The effect of a successful Ritual Summon is a "player action effect" like "Share the Pain" or "Apoqlihort Killer", so whether it's Ultimate Falcon, Ultimate Magnus, or Naga-sama, you can remove it without question. Perfect Rongomi? You can't get it out in the first place, so let's wait until you can get it out. However, since the opponent chooses which monster to send to GY, it is difficult to remove the targeted monster.
In addition, it has the effect of granting defense penetration to Ritual Monsters, and when lined up with Benten, Benten will be in a situation of "defense penetration + defensive power burn".
On top of that, even though it's a little slow, it has the effect of recovering a Ritual Monster or Machine Angel Ritual at no cost during the End Phase, making it easier to connect to the next one.
Overall, it's a pretty powerful Ritual Monster, and it's been super-enhanced to the extent that you'd wonder what the plainness of the original was.

I wanted you to take out the original effect as it is. Huh, no?
In the original, it was a broken card that said, ``When you succeed in Special Summon, add his spell card of GY to your hand (no limit on turn 1)'', so it was weakened by OCG. That said, it's quite strong enough to search for and salvage Ritual Spells when summoned successfully.
Also, when released, it also has the effect of increasing the status of Ritual Monsters, so it can be used as a support for Benten and Chakichini.
Although it has low suppression power by itself, it is a very useful card as a Ritual Support card.

Cubic combat plane support.
While karma and goshin blatantly earn ads, this card itself is not an effect that directly earns ads. Still, it's a power card you want a few in your Deck.
The first effect is to halve the RBI of the opponent's monster and double the RBI of his Cubic monster. With the exception of Vijam, even the lowest class Cubic monsters can destroy Blue-Eyed class monsters in battle, and even Crinova and Basgun have a murderous performance of continuous attacks with 6000 hit points. Moreover, since it refers to his ATK at the "activated stage" instead of his original ATK, if you use it after the work, the RBI will increase further. Moreover, since there is no 1-turn limit, if you use multiple copies, Crinova and Bassgun will demonstrate their crazy performance of consecutive attacks with tens of thousands of hit points.
And the GY effect banishes any number of this card and his Cubic monsters, and neutralizes the number of banished opponent's monsters. Since you can't attack with the negate effect, depending on the target monster, you'll effectively block one of your opponent's monster zones. In particular, I appreciate being able to neutralize Crystal Wings, which Cubic is weak against, and protect his Cubic from those meta-monsters.