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Being able to banish a card from the Extra Deck is a valuable effect, so I think there are certain moves that only this card can do.
Whether it's strong or not is another story. Even if you use Paradigm Dragon to play Crystal Wings, it's not worth it to spend a considerable number of cards in your hand and say that it's only a hindrance. Rather than using this guy from 1st Link 4 to prepare for Crystal Wings, it would be better to meekly build Apolloosa with those materials.
Again, it's definitely a valuable effect, so I think there's a possibility that usability will improve in the future. However, at the moment, I have to say that it is a card that can only do weak moves for its consumption.

Burn meta of the highest class. It's great that you can use it even on your opponent's first turn. At the very least, it can be used as a tuner, and I think it's a very easy-to-use card.
The problem is that Burn Decks are rare in the environment, and they are powerless to Burn in the form of paying the LP cost, which has been increasing in recent years.

A card that prevents the opponent from playing Yu-Gi-Oh. Spellcaster privilege.
A formidable lock card that permanently bans him from using his spells. Depending on the opponent's girlfriend's Deck, the extent will change, but basically you will be able to inflict considerable damage on the opponent.
Of course, that doesn't mean he's invincible. Even if it is used, monsters and trap effects can be removed normally, and simply using his spell cast will break the lock. Now you can get a Link Charmer by just lining up two monsters, so isn't it as sturdy as it used to be?
It is necessary to pay attention to Rock's fangs, even on the user's side. Shirayuki is an easy-to-play spell, and Shirayuki, who can remove the village itself as a cost in case of emergency, is a card that I definitely want to use if I use this card.

Cyclone now removed by exclusion instead of requiring an LP cost. In this day and age where LP advantage isn't as important as it used to be, I think it can be seen as a stronger card than Cyclone.
However, they are basically compatible with each other. This card certainly has its own concerns that you don't have to worry about with Cyclone, such as being unusable when Longinus' effect is applied, and winning or losing is determined by LP if you get involved in an extra turn.

It's a card that came out earlier than "Monster Reincarnation"...
It can be used to describe residual effects.

A superhero with a name, an illustration, and an effect. Really cool.
I need to release 3 bodies, but unlike Sangenjin, he's a Special Summon, so I'm thankful that I can pass the summoning rights to others. There is no specification for the monsters to be released, and if it is a modern Yu-Gi-Oh, it would not be so difficult to release. Link 3 entering the main deck.
The effect is Skidre and Sacrifice only for the opponent. Since it is both suppression and removal, it can be more than enough even now if you can get it out. It's far more influential than an average card. A special support D-Force is also available.
Also, since the defense power is 600, you can search with the effect of Louis Cupid. It can also be used as a fusion material for Fusion Destiny, so it might be fun to insert it into a Good Stuff Deck made up of general-purpose cards and travel parts.

Xyz with one original. You can put out one Chaos Obahan. Do you often use Dark Knight or Tachyon?
It's definitely a powerful effect, but if it's in your first hand or drawn by a draw effect, it's only a hand cost. It also eats up two slots for extras, so if you are seriously considering using it, should you make it a dedicated construction to some extent by preparing top controls and ways to return cards to his deck so that you can use it reliably? I'd love to see some support cards for this in the next duelist pack.
By the way, the probability that only one card in his deck of 40 cards will be in the first five cards is 12.5%. It's going to be a good first move.

Frightfur Mad Chimera is crying tears of blood.
The effect of ① is an effect that removes and draws. This card alone can make up for the disadvantage of fusion, so if you combine it with a card like Shaddoll that can activate its effect when it becomes a fusion material, you can rather earn an add. Liar...
The effect of ② is a target resistance that is limited when the conditions are met. It's difficult to say whether or not to adopt a fusion that you wouldn't normally use just for this effect, but in a deck that normally uses fusion, it has 33 RBIs + target resistance, making it a rather troublesome card.
He works especially well with [Despian], and if you play it on your opponent's turn with Branded in Red, he can leave the role of direct interference that Despian lacks. Currently, there is only Branded in Red as a Quick-Play Spell that allows you to Fusion Summon this card using cards in your hand and field as materials.
It's not the type of card that can fit in any deck due to the restrictions that made it an enemy to Super Fusion and Anaconda, but I think it's a very powerful card in the decks where it can be used.

Big Despian. Is it painful that LIGHT among the three required materials is difficult to find within the category?
Longinus, Deathscythe, Usagi, Valer, and him have a lot of LIGHT, so there are many cards that can be used without difficulty, but I think it's a bit tricky to use them as materials to make this card. Normally I want to use the veiler as a veiler.
The effect itself is not bad at all, the 1st effect can interfere with the opponent's use of GY and take away Destroy Phoenix Guy, and the 2nd effect can be expected to do a lot of damage.
However, if you want to use it as an obstruction card, there are many cards that negate the effect more directly, and if you want to deal damage with [Despian], you can use Ravion + Nemeron Dragon to do enough damage to aim for a one-shot kill.
His ATK of over 3000 is also an appealing point, but with the appearance of the Guardian Chimera, has that started to waver?
I think the reality of this card is that it's not bad, but you don't want to go out of your way to put it out. At least you have to demand LIGHT from the material...

Despian fusion. Since it can be produced with the same material as Masquerade, it can be used depending on the situation. If you're behind, go here.
The effect of ① is, so to speak, a roundabout total removal that needs to go through battle. In other words, it's a type of effect that can't be overlooked, so you can use the negate effect.
It's not an effect that directly negates the opponent's effect, but in terms of suppressing attacks, you can expect some suppression.
The effect of ② prepares the follow-up. Thanks to the effect of ①, it is quite strong in battle, so I think there are plenty of opportunities to activate it. There are plenty of variations such as Search Albel, Super Fusion Rakutane, RBI Daido Gekishin, and you can choose Search or Special Summon, so you can respond flexibly. However, be aware that the activation conditions are stricter than Fallen of Albaz or Shaddoll's fusion.
Masquerade is good at masquerade, so you may have to worry about how many of these two to play. I use two of both. (self talk)

A card with a low evaluation due to the evaluation before Vion's appearance. If it's hard to put out, I think it's definitely a card that doesn't pay.
Now it can be produced from a single Vion, and not only is it used in [D-HERO], but it is also used as a rank 6 manufacturing machine.
Recently, D-HERO has been adopted as a general-purpose business trip part, but by adopting this card along with them, Fusion Destiny can also be used as a means of GY fattening his DARK monsters. Become. Despian might be more realistic.

It must be said that the effect is too poor for a large Synchro Monster that requires 3 materials. I feel like I was able to attack at least twice.
If you want to draw with ☆9 Synchro, there is currently an option of 《Ravenous Crocodragon Archethys》.
It's not that it became obsolete because of inflation, but it's sad that Mistworm was already there when it first appeared, and Trishula came out a little later.

If it's a single-target removal, it'll probably target the controller in the first place, and if it's a mass removal, even if it survives alone, it won't be able to be Synchro Summoned anyway. In terms of status, it will be difficult to operate with just a little high defensive power.
Most of the terminal world theme cards in this era have sad performance, but I think it's the worst among them.

Initial Despian. Search for Branded when it comes into play. If you have a fusion material, will you search for 《Despia, Theater of the Branded》, and if you have a drama castle, will you search for 《Branded Opening》to find a fusion material?
The effect of ② is also excellent, you can simply expand the wall and extend your life, and the effect will also negate, so for example, you can make Accesscode Talker just hyorogari.
Since it's the first move of the category, the basics are stable with 3 stacks, but if you mix it with other categories and build a lawn mowing Deck, you can search with the tragic GY effect and fight with moves from other categories, so you can use this card 2 times. Sometimes I see decks that are reduced to 1 sheet. It's a construction that I can't think of for a brain dead 3-thrower... (longing)

A hand trigger that protects her Despian in play from targeting effects. Despian monsters have no resistances of any kind, so it's nice to be able to protect them. Since it is not limited to monsters, it can also protect 《Despia, Theater of the Branded》.
With Branded Opening's GY effect and her GY effect, he can cover the unprotected range, and when both are active, he can protect the Despian Fusion Monster from effect destruction and targeted effects. After using the effect of ② as a hand trigger, I'm thankful just to be able to do something.
As you can see, it's not a bad effect, but the downside is that it's not directly related to Despian's movements. I think it's a card that will inevitably be left out when it comes to adding cards to do other things you want to do or triggers with more versatility.