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As the name suggests, ugly illustrations are impressive. Worm generally does.
And the effect is severe. Tribute Summon is a fairly limited effect, but if it's just sending salt to the opponent, it has an effect like some kind of Royal Knight.
In the same category, it works well with Prince, and although there are various ways to use it, it is highly dependent on combos. Hard to say.
I think it's fair to say that it's worth the effort.

In addition to being a slow Flip Monster, you'll be discarding your hand under fairly loose conditions, so it's easy to lose your draw cards. There is also the possibility of only losing money if you are not good at it, and there is no hope or frivolity.
Hope is given and taken away. such an effect.

As it is, it just sends salt to the opponent, so you need to think carefully about the cards you use together.
As already mentioned, you want to use it with cards that have negative effects and interact with each other.
It's easy to add more cards to your opponent's field, so you can treat it like Ojama Trio.
However, since it's a trap, it's slow and gets in the way.
There is no doubt that it is a card that is difficult to handle because it is highly dependent on combos.

As many people say, it depends on the opponent, but the links left during the opponent's turn are often high links, so it's easy to expect a lot of draws.
The disadvantage is that he is light depending on the deck, and as the name suggests, he is light on salamangreats, noids, and burn decks that don't deploy monsters much.
From the 11th period, the environment will not depend on Link so much, but since it is easy to summon and a powerful summoning method, there will probably be more opportunities to activate it in the future.
Basically, I think it will be a card for the side.

It's hard to handle on its own, and it's an attack reaction, so there are plenty of other good cards like Breathing Gamen and Barrier Force. I can't help but say.

It's a card that can be used for defense and deployment, but it's hard to have to bring it into battle, and since it's from your hand, it's easy to get out of breath.
I don't think it's a reliable card.

It's easy to create tokens with high combat power, and I'd like to say that it's not bad, but since the damage is 0 and the presence of S monsters is a condition, the risk of spoilage is a drag.
Not only stats, but also race, attributes, and levels can be copied, but since it's a token, it's a pity that it can't be used as an X material or Tziolkin material. Even if you connect it to a link, as mentioned above, it takes time to S summon.
It seems to have combo properties, but I think it's a bit difficult in terms of practicality.

There are various rivals such as Jester Confit, but compared to that, Isolde is a warrior who supports reinforcements and has a defense of 200, so it can also handle true flames.
As for Rinaldo, which has a similar stat, it is easy to differentiate in terms of unique effects, but as a deployment card, this one has a wider target and can be treated as a non-tuner. I think that it is an ant to use it together normally because it is not compatible with each other.
As for strengthening warriors, it's not a card for maintenance, so it's just a bonus.
I thought it would be a welcome addition to a particular deck of his. Especially if it's a Steeler dead Yusei fan Deck or something like that.

The long-awaited dragon form of the chief housekeeper.
Due to the small difference in stats between human form and dragon form, there is a strong theory that he maintains a high level of power while in human form.
It's a little troublesome because the material has a level designation, but since there are many categories above advanced, the summoning difficulty is about the same as Husky.
It has the same revive effect as the Husky, but is much looser. Currently, there are no maids of level 9 or higher except for the same name, so all but yourself can be deployed.
In addition, it has a versatile negate, and can improve the control power that tends to be lacking in maids.
At the same time, he returns to human form. Once activated, it always returns and cannot be revived because it is an irregular summon. Identifying the mast counter is important.
It's a bit quirky, but it's a powerful effect that makes it easy to earn ads, and I think it's a card that will become a new ace in Dragonmaid.

A hole that targets monster effects outside the field.
Such cards are flying around in the current environment, so there are many opportunities to activate them. The attached burn firepower is also intense.
Still, Trap's slowness makes it much less reliable than cards like Quick-Play Spell Designators.
I think that it is difficult to prioritize in normal operation, but as already said, if you make use of the hole, you can greatly differentiate it. Selling is easy to search and salvage.
Since the rules will change again from the 11th term, it will be easier to operate with Frecia.
Depending on the card you use, I think you can play an active role that is comparable to the nominee.

Compared to brain development, you can only target one body, but there is also a recovery effect, and the risk is smaller than that, and the point of equipment is a big differentiation point.
Can be pulled from the set of Isolde and Rinaldo. These cards aren't psychic, but they can be used with Repro. It is easy to execute with a small number of sheets compared to brain development.
It seems to be mainly active in such a combo deck rather than psychic.
I think it's a card with a lot of future potential.

His LP cost can be overruled by Double Summon, which is exclusively for psychics.
A similar card that can be knocked down is Telekinetic Charging Cell, which has the advantage of being able to be used against multiple psychics on the field, but the risk of being destroyed is greater with this card, and it can also be used in deck slots. There are advantages and disadvantages such as differences.
Cards with an LP cost of 1000 or less will also lose money when removed, so not all psychics are highly beneficial.
Perhaps because it came out in a loose era, it has a sweet side, and if you use a race change card, it can be used by people other than psychics.
With the advent of 《Reprodocus》, that combo has become more realistic.
I choose cards that are compatible, but I have the impression that they are cards with high future potential.

A new category from VR that is unusually carded. I think there were drones and other things that should have been prioritized, but was it possible to go because of the small number of sheets?
The material specification includes his Codebreaker, and Swordman's material specification is loose, so will it be released mainly through that? It's tedious, but not difficult at all.
Markers are for reciprocal links. Its own effects are also mutually linked and activated.
As a link 3, it has a high hit point, and can aim to revive and send Codebreaker, and remove demons and traps.
Zero-day has a search effect when destroyed, so if you destroy it, you can earn ads.
I've mentioned the removal of magic and traps with other similar effects, but these effects are effects that you want to do before deployment, so it's hard to say that they're useful.
If you get it right, you can earn ads, but it requires a low number of categories and is highly dependent on combos.
The same can be said for Swordsman, but even though you can prepare materials, in order to do so, you need materials for each other.
Postscript: With such a large card pool, there seemed to be a lot of ways to handle it, so it turned out that there was plenty of business trips. I had a shallow idea...

Use it with the equipment recovery effect and Isolde as a level 1 warrior! Performance that just says. It leads to real equipment search.
If you drop Fossil with Isolde and deploy and collect this guy, you can easily connect it to Link 4 such as Valeso. It's going to break...
It also has a deployment effect and turns into a tuner, but the target is somewhat limited.
However, it is loosely OK even with the same name, and if you prepare even 《Instant Fusion》, you will have more opportunities to use it.
It tends to take up a Deck slot, but I think it's an excellent card that has a high combo potential and can be expected to improve ad power and development power.

For the first time as a Gouki link, he does not specify Gouki as the material. For this reason, it can be deployed from a wide route. If Isolde is involved, it will be easy to summon.
There are three markers on the bottom and one on the right, which is an excellent orientation that can be used for both EX and main.
The effect is an effect that can be handled even if it is not centered on his Gouki, and it has a complete resistance to strengthening, rogue mercenary-style removal, and easy-to-use items.
It is a card that is easy to put out as a perfect resistance, but the raw RBI is slightly low.
Also, this resistance is not only a good thing, it also means that I can't support you here. With Gouki, this point hurts a little. If it can be revived, it will be possible to support it.
I would like to operate it with Deck, which has excellent deployment power. I think that it has sufficient performance as a general-purpose warrior link.