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It's been a long time since his Subterror enhancement, I honestly didn't expect it to come.
The effect is basically an effect that exchanges monsters in the field or hand with Flip Monsters in the Deck or monsters of the same attribute at a low level.In the original Subterror, you can convert Maris, which is rotten in your hand, into a master, as well as general-purpose effects such as increased G and valves. It is also possible to search for low-level EARTH, especially if you search for G during the opponent's turn, you can restrain the opponent's movement.
Also, Flip Monster can be used with anything other than Subterror, so it can be used with Shaddoll, etc. Sending it to GY is an effect, not a cost, so if he is a Shaddoll, he can activate the effect of Shaddoll itself and exchange it, which is very convenient.
Both effects are easy to handle, and it's a very good card that can be used as well as the decisive battle, but as a Trap card, it's slow, but even considering the slowness, it's still an excellent card. deaf.

★ 5 Shiranui Synchro, will it be released with Shihan and Ouma?
The effect of 1 is a change in battle position, and it is not a bad effect because it can put monsters with high hit points to sleep, but he has no synergy with Shiranui and is a Zombie. However, there is a rival with a high RBI that does not take the target of Ametrix.
If so, I'd like to say that the 2 effect is the game, but it's a subtle effect that summons a 1 star token when it's removed. , It's about the material for soccer and Reijin, but it's not worth the trouble of taking out this card and banishing it.
To be honest, Shiranui has very little room for adoption, but since you can change the battle position of your own monsters, you can immediately activate the effect of Flip Monster or combo with a monster that triggers the change of battle position. , There is no material restriction, so it can be used as a general-purpose synchro.
To be honest, Shiranui is at the level of 3 points, but I feel that it has a certain possibility as a general purpose, so I gave it this score.

I didn't think that the second demon sword would be like a category.
Releasing himself will return two undead that have been excluded, and as long as one Shiranui is included, the other one can be any undead, so it simulates Bato Oni and Shinobi Necro, which are often excluded. It can be returned to GY and reused, and after the effect is activated, it will be tied to the undead, so the returned monster will basically be used as material for Sucker, Reijin, or Shiranui Synchro. If you put out , you can leave it as it is and break down the restrictions on the opponent's turn and become a Grion Gand or an Ω.
The Harifiber itself is a card that goes well with this card, and can be recruited as it is, but due to the restrictions of the Harifiber, he can't use the effect, but if he is sent to GY and revived with a batoni etc., the effect can be used.
This card will be part of Shiranui's new strategy.

Shiranui's Shiranui's continuous spell, which is the first time for her to be quiet, and the disappointment of the reincarnation team becomes clearer as the treatment of the reincarnation team increases.
The effect is summoning negate sealing with GY's undead as the cost and defense 0 undead GY fertilizing with the undead in the field as the cost, and the effect in the first half only prohibits the summoning negate system, so the effect negate etc. will be received normally, so The effect itself is pretty close to a bonus, but the fact that you can actively remove GY's Shiranui is great.
The cost of the second half effect is a little heavy, but he can drop Shiranui freely, so it's very convenient. Not only Shiranui, but he can drop 《Shinobi Necro》, which works well with Shiranui, and if you have Anwa, you can drop Bloom, which leads to Doha Surah. It has many uses.
And it may be the biggest that his spell, which is reasonably capable of handling the reincarnation team, came, but the performance was disappointing, and the reincarnation took 1 turn due to his trap, but there was a problem. Thanks to this card, you will immediately be able to return two Hermits.
When you actually use it, it's a card that's stronger than it looks on the face of it.

A new series of XX and XX pots, once again with a back side exclusion cost.
Convert 3 random extra monsters into 1 draw, since it's random, you can't choose it intentionally, and the extra monster's face-side exclusion can only be reused by Necroface It can never be used, so putting it in a deck that actively uses extras is too high risk and the risk is not the ratio of greed.
However, these days there are many themes that don't rely on extras, and in such themes, it's a greedy pot that's practically unscathed. It can do and has no Special Summon limit, and in a deck that doesn't rely on extras, it's a power card that's almost as good as a vase of greed.
While choosing decks that are more than greedy, I would say that the power in decks that are included in them is far more powerful than greedy, and as usual, the price is likely to be high.

One of the lesser Nephthys, in charge of reanimation.
GY's man can revive Nephthys, so he can secure the material for the guardian deity. It's a convenient effect, but it's also a bit difficult to use on the first turn, negates the effect, and the fact that Phoenix God can't be revived. Somewhat painful.
The effect when destroyed is resurrection on the next turn, this effect is simply convenient, you can continue to use it as long as you keep destroying it.

Nephthys One of the lower class, this one is in charge of salvage.
Both effects 1 and 2 have exactly the same salvage effect, and the all-purpose salvage can't be weak, so you can use prayer hands and reincarnation many times.
However, the drawback to GY is that he can't activate the effect without the Nephthys card, it's difficult to activate the effect on the first turn and it's easy to rot, and if you can suddenly perform the ritual or use it after the second turn. Will it be
That said, it's still an excellent card, so I'd like to stack multiple copies.

A card that plays a central role in Nephthys' development, I am very grateful to Nephthys, who has a hard time starting without drawing this card.
The effect is a simple and clear search effect, it goes without saying that the search is strong, but the biggest strength of this card is that you can use the haste effect in the first hand. is necessary, but this card can always be activated as long as you have a hand, regardless of the situation.
The effect when destroyed is his Spell Trap search, which is also excellent as a reincarnation search method, and depending on the construction, you can bring awakening etc.
Nephthys is the most excellent card in the low ranks, and even Sulea agrees.

It is no exaggeration to say that this card plays a central role in the development of Vendread.
Cut Zombies in your hand or field to recruit your favorite Vendread from the Deck.As for the cost, there are many monsters that you want to actively cut from your hand. It can also be sent to GY to activate Slayer's effect, and the top candidate to summon is Revenant, who has an excellent effect but has trouble deploying it.
Also, since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it can be set and used as a Sacrifice Escape during the opponent's turn.
I think it's a power card that can be forgiven because Vendread doesn't have such a strong low class on its own, and it's an excellent card with specs that can be regulated if the theme is a theme.

Vendread's Link Monster, the top rare of this time's expa, and the price is reasonable.
The effect of 1 is convenient because it can recover his Vendread card of his GY, simply recovering the advantage, and in his Vendread, which does not start unless you draw a Ritual Spell, if you drop it in a burial etc., it will be a pseudo Ritual Spell search. will also become
The effect of 2 is GY fertilization and bump up during battle, and it can handle up to 2800 lines just by dropping the slayer that will definitely be adopted, so the breakthrough power is reasonable. With points, you can simply use it for the purpose of taking down guys you want to drop to GY, such as Bato Oni and 《Shinobi Necro》, and Doha Surah can handle up to 3200, and it works well with Vendread, which has Knight.
Depending on the situation, there are times when you want to prioritize soccer, but it's a good monster, so you want two copies.

He finally appeared, his first Cyberse Synchro Monster.
It has the usual ace status and the effect of bouncing the opponent who has battled and attacking it again, the same general-purpose ★7 Synchro has Tsukihana who can bounce without fighting, so it is easy to interfere before fighting. The card is inferior in that regard, but while that card is an effect that targets, this card is an effect that does not target, so it can be differentiated in that respect, and it is an advantage that cannot be ignored now that there are many people with target resistance.
And, although the bounce effect is only one time, you can attack one more time, so if you have a monster with a lower status, you can normally destroy it by battle. give me
Cyberse, but it can be said that it is a general-purpose synchro that can be expected to be adopted not only for cyber decks but also for a wide range of decks.

Shiranui's first ATK is not a multiple of 500, or rather, how to read it.
If you have 2 or more types of Shiranui, you can revive and bump up Zombie, and the revive effect of 1 doesn't seem to be very strict, but for Shiranui, which has a lot of 《Uni-Zombie》activations, it's surprisingly tougher than it looks. to GY, so it takes time and effort, and if you send it to GY and revive it, sending Batouki is enough, so unless you really want a non-tuner of ★ 2, there is little need to send this card to GY. .
The effect of 2 is a modest bump up, 600 is relatively nice, and the exclusion conditions are self-contained, so it doesn't hurt, but it's a little weak in return for choosing and using this card. Is it a little tough other than the construction that non-tuners want?
It's not a bad thing to write, but when it comes to actually using it, it's a card that stands out as being difficult to use, although I could have used it if the condition was 2 Zombie monsters.

Synchronized Borreload, his Borrel as an extra is really good.
Equipped with GY's Link Monster to increase the counter and RBI, remove the counter to negate the opponent's effect and have a tremendous effect. Top class among synchros, it is difficult to push with RBI due to the effect of increasing RBI.
However, since it is a general purpose with no restrictions and has such high performance, it does not let me negate it for free, so I need to prepare a Link Monster in GY for negateization, the Link Monster itself is It's easy to put out, but if you prepare this card in GY and then Synchro Summon it, it's quite difficult. Especially, Halifair, which is often used in Synchro Decks, is a monster you want to keep on the field. Sometimes you have to throw away the effect of 2 and put out an appropriate link 3.
Even so, the effect itself is extremely powerful, so a Synchro Deck with a high degree of expansion would be more powerful than the Crystal.

Undead Valve, will Glow Up be categorized in the future...?
The effect is to exclude yourself when sent to GY and search for advanced or higher undead, the search range is not that wide, but in addition to being able to bring Doha Surra of the Strak signboard, Vampire has many at the category level. I'm very thankful for being able to search for cards, especially Fraulein, which can be used as a general undercard, and has a lot of meaning.
And if you have Anwa, you can immediately recruit without searching, the top candidate for recruiting is Doha Surah, and if it's a Vampire, he can also activate Special Summon, so Scargilet is also a strong candidate.
The way to send it to GY itself is easy thanks to his abundant undead manure GY. at the end of the expansion, there is no problem.
Banshee, Anwa, Sura and this set of cards are quite bulky, but I definitely want to put them in my undead deck.

The monsters that pull Anwa out of his deck, as usual, are designed to avoid Urara.
It's easy to pull Anwa under the super-simple condition of just excluding yourself from the field or GY. Even if it does, it has the effect of protecting Anwa, so it won't be wasted, but since it's difficult to maintain this card, which has 1800 RBI and no resistance, it should be treated as an extra insurance.
And since this effect is a triggered immediate effect, it can interfere with the opponent's turn, and there are many monsters that can be sealed, such as Redame, Infinity, Super Thunder Dragon, and Isolde. Too much restraint.
It is a support card that can easily draw cards to make the most of Dohasura, so it is an important card that is as important as Dohasura.