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Since there is a creature with the same name in By*Hazard, it reminds me of that. That's a plant person.
It has an anti-handicap effect, but the return is too subtle. In terms of handicap, he has many strong opponents, starting with Dark World, and there is 《Elephant Statue of Disaster》as an upwardly compatible existence.
There is a difference in status, but the firepower is double. As expected, it's tough as the 4th one. In the first place, burn is often influenced by the situation and cannot have a good effect.

The high degree of combo dependency is definitely noticeable, but the firepower is high and there is no turn limit, and there is no particular deployment limit.
Due to its low status, it has a lot of support, and now it can be equipped with a transfer method called Cordineral.
There is a possibility that it will be transformed into something, I think.

Compared to 《Infinitrack Crab Crane》, it is an Infinitrack monster that has more defensive defense and different cards that can be searched by its own effects.
However, compared to Cancer, the ability to search by name is more subtle, so it has a lower priority than that.
Spin Turn, which can be searched, can also be used as an obstruction card, so I wouldn't go so far as to say it's completely useless, but at least it would have been nice if he could use it with his Infinitrack other than X monsters, or if it was a Continuous Trap...
Also, at the time of this evaluation, it is the only monster outside the story that happens to have the same offense and defense as the "Heart" monsters that are heavily involved in Visas' story, and you can receive several effects that refer to that offense and defense, but this So far I haven't heard of cards going to decks that use those effects, or vice versa, cards with those effects being used in Infinitrack decks.

It is a card that becomes 《Terraforming》with the body of a monster.
However, since it is an activation effect that activates on the field, it is easily caught by the negate and removal effects of Friche such as Veiler and Bubble Shadow. Since it is an effect that activates when it is activated, there is also the danger that if it is negated by Urara or Grave, it will be a fatal disadvantage without leaving anything.
Since it has the body of a monster, there are many ways to put it into play. It also has the advantage of being able to use effects.
Also, when using the effect, GY will be in a state where there are Machine monsters, and it is easy to be in a state where there are no monsters in your field. , Kashtira and other monsters.
I think there is a corresponding risk and compatibility with his Deck, but personally, I like this card because it is less direct and numerically stressful than the Crystal Beast + Bridge (In some cases, Grave) set.
Compared to when it first came out, it's nice to see that while the number of competitive cards that can be used has decreased due to restrictions, the value of dedicated Field Spells has increased as the importance of the theme has increased. hey.

It's a trap card with a Mannadium name, but its effect is a resurrection card that corresponds to all of his GY tuners and S monsters. Activates an additional effect that removes 1 monster on your opponent's field that becomes ATK.
I feel that the additional effect of the resurrection card that can be activated by Furice is quite excellent as a resurrection card that belongs to the theme that it comes with a monster removal that penetrates the target resistance, even though it depends on her ATK of the revived monster.
I would like you to add this effect to materialization, or rather to revitalization.
The GY effect is a classic, popular and useful GY effect of the Spell Trap card, and is removed as a substitute when a specific monster on the field is destroyed. Then, if the status is changed by Kalarium, it cannot be used as a scapegoat, so it should be regarded as an effect that can be used for the time being.

His spell card that can be activated by showing Visas or her Mannadium monster.
Mannadium Tuner's own Destructible Trigger Special Summon effect can only be dealt with from the Deck, especially for Meek and Heares, having multiple cards with the same name in their hand is very inconvenient in all aspects, so they exchanged their hands. However, this card's method of returning a duplicated Mannadium tuner to the bottom of the deck is very efficient.
Also, you need to show Visas or her Mannadium monster as an activation condition, but you can select a card other than Visas or her Mannadium monster to return to the bottom of the deck.
It has a certain value as a hand exchange spell that has a dedicated search method, and there is no cost payment, so it has the advantage of less loss when it is negate compared to a hand exchange spell with similar effects, but the Mannadium Deck is the main deck. Since you don't have that many Mannadium monsters in your Deck, if you can't put a duped Mannadium tuner back into your Deck, it's no different than a typical exchange spell that ends up leaving your Deck, so what? Then, if you negate it, you want to return it to the deck in your hand, not just the draw.
The GY effect is mainly used to increase the number of attacks by turning Lilium Heart into a tuner when summoning Prime Heart, whose number of attacks is determined by the number of tuners used as S materials. It's currently not used that much in a build like this, so even if the main effect is subtle, it's hard to say that it's an effect that's enough to be used along with a secondary effect just for this effect, so it's difficult to give it a high rating.
Overall, I have the impression that it can't be helped if cards that care for accidents cause accidents.

《Synchron》's new ☆ 3 tuner
Can be used as an S material from the hand, but in that case, it is limited to 《Power Tool》or Dragon ☆ 7 and 8.
In this case, it will be used in combination with ☆ 4 or 5 in the field
After getting 7S with the former, you can revive with the effect of ②, which reminds you of a valve, and you can connect to 10S at once.
In other words, it exists because it can become 《Baronne de Fleur》
There are many other uses and you will see it in various decks as an excellent general-purpose tuner.

One of the three Mannadium tuners that exist at the time of evaluation.
Not only the race, ATK, and level, but most of the effects are the same as Heares, who is in sync with him.
Due to the level change ability set as a unique effect after recruiting a monster of the same name, it becomes easier to reach level 8S Amritara and level 10S Baroness, so in many cases it is adopted before Heares.
With the advent of his Mannadium tuner, Todd, there were more ways to recruit this card. has also increased.

Question: Attacks miss 50% of the time. What do you think?
Pokemon Gachi "Nww 50% is outside the range of inevitable power www Impossible www"
Soshage Disabled ``If you keep spinning, you'll hit it someday, so it's practically 100%''
Candidate "I don't like C judgment I don't like C judgment I don't like C judgment d"
Hero theory
The deterrent power of this card is unknown. It is no exaggeration to say that it is the ultimate form of dependence on others.

At the time of evaluation, he is one of the 3 types of Mannadium tuners, and has the highest defensive power among them.
The unique effect after recruiting a monster with the same name is an effect that pumps all of your S monsters during the battle phase of the turn it is activated, and since there is no name turn 1 connected to the recruit effect and it, simply speed up the lethal. It is useful for repelling monsters that have both super resistance and high hit points, and is especially compatible with Prime Heart, which can attack multiple times.
However, it is rarely prioritized against Meek, who raises the quality of the monsters deployed by the level change ability. tend to be
After all, all three of them have almost the same properties, and even though they don't function on their own, you can't start talking about them unless you have at least two of them, so the deck space that can be allocated for such cards is inevitably limited... .

In the past, it was so cheap and strong that if you were in trouble, you could put this in. Yu-Gi-Oh is a card to make a child who is lazy with Naraku and St. Bali cry. In the past, 《Mystical Space Typhoon》was the limit, and 《Dust Tornado》was used as the 2nd and subsequent cards, so it was very difficult to remove.
Nowadays, we don't use Trap very often, so its versatility has declined, but it can be used as a meta card that sticks when shot against specific themes such as Dinomorphia, Labrynth, and Tengoku Trap.

A card that actually belongs to the Dark World category. Can be searched from 《Archfiend Heiress》, you can revive an advanced Dark World while stepping on the Dark World trigger.

The card that was so delusional with Aurica turned into a long-awaited card.
The meta is like his GY-exclusive 《Zombie World》. For example, by declaring Fairy against the Dark World and making it impossible to use Gates, Deathcasters, and Ascending, setting all Reptiles to Rock to set Venominaga's firepower to 0 and not even allowing it to self-regenerate, or flooding Rock to seal Mega Rock. … and so on, delusions progress. It's unstable as a meta, but it's flexible because it's Friche, and when it's decided, it's a brain juice.
Not to mention the support of allies. Go on a rampage with Chimera Tech Over, Noboru Colorless, Cyber and Cyberdark! that's all!

Tiara, Dragon Ruler, the environment in which this card is popular is usually doomsday.
Basically a rift macro will suffice, but it also hits removal, so it hits Dragon Ruler. Also, since the activation itself is blocked, it becomes impossible to forcibly pass the effect with the chain "The Transmigration Prophecy". Also, unlike the rift macro, you can apply the fact that you do not exclude your own GY. Such as his Lightsworn which depends on GY's card type and his GY's Chaos which he wants to cost.
But basically Rift macros are good enough, so I still have a theme I want to kill! For those who are ready to go.

Trap version of Kaiku. The point is that they influence each other. The combo where 《Quillbolt Hedgehog》is not banished and infinitely revived is famous, and if you put an errata pre-DDB or Canosol next to it, you can kill it. In modern times, it is also used in combination with 《Sky Striker Mecha Modules - Multirole》to make a perpetual motion machine.
It doesn't control as flashily as Skidre or Guno Gozen, but it has enough meta performance to be clicked when placed. Sticks to sticky decks such as Infernoid. It's interesting that it sticks to general-purpose cards such as 《Gold Sarcophagus》, cash vouchers, Hakaana confirmation, and 《Crossout Designator》.