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A versatile finisher.
I wonder what happened to the variety of duels, but I wonder if it's because it's a hassle to deal new cards to themes that don't have finishers.
As for performance, the summoning conditions are too loose, and the destruction that is unobstructed and does not take targets is too strong. However, there is a gap between the activation of (1) and (2), so it can be easily removed.
Also, the cost of Link Monster is that he can only use GY and one attribute that exists in the field, so if you think you can use it twice, you may end up using Accesscode Talker itself as a cost, so be careful.
By the way, you can also use what you can do as a cost to destroy 《Skill Drain》, but this is really the last resort.
Also note that if you can't decide to finish on your turn, it will be vanilla with only a high RBI.
With Cyberse, you only need 2 Effect Monsters, which is a little too easy and too strong.
Furthermore, 《Dotscaper》can be connected to an access code with just one card, and with 《Mathmech Circular》, I think it's broken as a game that one card can be connected to an upgrade access.
One of the general-purpose monsters that are not absolutely invincible, but too strong.
It's too easy and strong, so even if I win using this card, it's no fun, so I want you to reprint the sloppily adjusted version.

Permanent search cards are really strong. One piece that I want you to come to the first hand.
Even if the opponent destroys it, he can send his GY from the deck.
The effect of (1) probably won't bother you unless it's an S/X/L summoned monster, but on the other hand, forgetting that it can't attack can mess up your plans.

It's lower priority than Conquistador, but being able to remove any GY card is convenient.
Priority goes up in environments where Destroy Phoenix is prevalent.

It's harder to use than "Crimson Bloodstained", but it works great when mixed with Doha Surah.
For now, he's useful for recruiting Banshee or Dohasura after Eldlich is in play.
For example, recruiting Banshee with Eldlich, he L-summons Revendread Slayer, and uses the Slayer effect to drop Doha Surah on her GY. In addition, he can move Zombie World into play with GY's Banshee.
Since the effect of Dohasura on the field cannot be used under "Skill Drain", you can use GY's Eldlich effect to remove "Skill Drain" or negate it temporarily with "Crossout Designator".

Easiest to use of the three Eldlixirs.
Since it's basically used during the opponent's turn, I don't mind the restriction that "(1) and (2) can only be used once per turn, and only one of them can be used." A strong card that is convincing even for semi-restrictions.
It will be the starting point for development, so if your opponent uses this card, you should send him Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring.

Strong is strong, but it's not a card that you actively use because it doesn't work well with 《Skill Drain》.
Under 《Skill Drain》, it's painful that even the condition "if he has an Eldlich on the field" of Golden Lord Spell / Trap cannot be met.

Trap monsters that don't all mesh together subtly. So he seems to be a rare person to hire in Eldlich Deck.
The effect of reducing ATK to 0 can be used in the damage step, and if the level is 5, 7 or 10, it was the reason for adopting it...

"Negate and destroy anything" is strong, but sometimes it's troublesome to align the conditions.
Will I use 《Solemn Judgment》?

A weaker card than the other two Eldlixirs.
His main role will be to rescue Eldlich when his opponent's effects nearly knock him out of GY.
In addition, since it is a Quick-Play Spell, it has the advantage of being able to be activated during the Battle Phase or during the opponent's turn.

In modern Yu-Gi-Oh, his abilities are not broken, but his compatibility with various powerful Continuous Traps is too strong.
I'm sure the opponents who were pasted with 《Skill Drain》will be really annoyed.
The versatility of being able to travel to places such as Witchcrafter is also highly rated.

A powerful card with high applicability that can be used not only to negate standard general-purpose cards such as 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》and 《Maxx "C"》, but also to use exclusion to assist your development.
I like how it can be used in a variety of ways, but like Called by the Grave, it encourages the advantage of going first, so I would like to see some adjustments.

Strong anyway. A versatile card that makes it hard to find a reason not to put it in any of his decks.
Since it promotes the advantage of going first, it should be restricted or banned, but then it will be said that "proliferating G" and phony monsters will not be balanced unless they are banned, so is it allowed? Personally, I think it should be banned.
In a mirror match, it's fun to make the mistake of forgetting to negate the previous turn and using the same monster on your own turn.

A general-purpose Synchro Monster that can be easily summoned and has a suppression effect.
He doesn't have resistance to it, so he can handle it somehow, but if he can control other monsters alone, it's already game END-class destructive power. Nibiru doesn't work if Baroness is set up in the middle of deployment.
I think I should have specified 《Fleur Synchron》as the material, but was it the decision that it wouldn't sell?
Thanks to that, whenever I use a level 10 Synchro, I always get asked, "Isn't Baroness okay?"
You can also use it to revive your own S materials with the revive effect in the Standby Phase and play this card again, or revive 《Power Tool Braver Dragon》and repeat “Smoke Grenade of the Thief Handicap”.
I want you to reconsider that general-purpose hit points and effects are stronger than theme ace.

Originally a card that was too strong, it was finally banned with the introduction of his Spright.
The effect of (2) is written only strangely, and it is atrocious that it can be used even under 《Skill Drain》if you release yourself for the cost.
In addition, the effect of (3) allows you to return yourself to the EX Deck, so it has a strong sense of cheating, "There's no point in restricting it?"
At least I wanted him to have around 1700 ATK.
I used to use it in my water deck, but it was slow to ban even from the side of using it.
As I have written on other cards, I would like to see more and more bans on monsters with excessive suppression power.

Easy board cleanup & suppression monsters.
Anyway, it's strong, but the problem is that it's too easy to summon, has too much versatility, and can be used to suppress it.
It's clearly too much to be able to wipe the board with Friche even on the opponent's turn. If you place Azeus with 2 or more X materials after flipping, your opponent will basically have nothing to do. If you have 4 or more materials, you can also fire repeatedly. There are 3000 attacks and defenses, and this card is a clear "suppression card" rather than a second attack card.
At the very least, I think it should have had restrictions like "ATK is 0" and "lose all X materials during the end phase".
People often say extremes such as "It's bad to allow Azeus to be summoned even though he's attacking first." In the end, I have to say that KONAMI's game design is really bad, as it promotes the control of the first attack.
In addition, it is not uncommon for the first player to use it as a cover after turn 3. The design is clearly broken.
In his Deck that uses Xyz, it is natural to play "Azeus for the time being", and there are almost no Decks that he does not use. Konami has turned a blind eye to the apparent loss of duel strategy and diversity.
I understand that Tom wants to make a card that can beat the All-American Champ, but I would like him to remake it as a more decent flip card.