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Although there are some conditions, it can give strong resistance to defense, and if this card itself has resistance, it is a solid card among permanent resistance grants. You can also expect combos with cards that activate after being destroyed.
It's difficult to win by just defending, and with the abundance of removal methods available today, there's a high chance that you'll end up in a tight spot if you don't take it easy.
I would like to make it easier to use cards that can be attacked in defense and ways to win outside of battle.
It's hard, but it tends to require a lot of cards to connect to something, so I feel that it has a strong habit.

The effect is to connect it to a derivative of Red Archfiend, but as it is said, the angel race is a big bottleneck.
Also, regarding the effect of 2, although there is no level limit, he does not become an attacker in defense deployment, and he who adopts this card can only summon material personnel at most in the deck.
It would be a problem if it was deployed after the Double Tune S was released.
I can't say it's a user-friendly card.

Today's RR often relies on cards other than RR, so this disadvantage is honestly not worth it with a burn of about 600.
It also has a recruiting effect, but the drawback is that it is negate and passive and slow. There are many cards out there that can expand much faster.
Neither effect is the kind of effect that RR should have, and I think the priority is quite strict.

Mr. Alter, who didn't get a good performance until the very end in the anime.
The explosive power is high and the specs aren't bad, but Alter uses a lot of traps and is a low-speed deck that gradually corners him, so this link 4, which demands release, feels very heavy.
Attackers in the same link also have cards such as Valeso and Astram, and although these have different resistances and are somewhat dependent on the opponent's field, they can be strengthened with no cost.
Again, the continuous attacks depend on the opponent's field, and the destruction resistance is also easier to deal with.
Impression that the subtleties cannot be erased.

It's attractive to be able to deploy and revive Fiend every turn without level restrictions, but there are high-level Dual and heavy elements, and he himself doesn't mesh with his spell use in terms of race. Attributes and races themselves are blessed.
If he leaves the field, he will self-destruct, and there is no resistance and 2400 RBI is uneasy for the field holder.
It's difficult to properly employ him as a devil supporter. I wonder if it is necessary to build a specialization centered on myself.

Cards full of advanced Duals and heavy elements. But from the existence of hatching to resummoning is not so strict.
However, even if I summon him again, I can't help but say that his 2350 RBI is still lacking in strength, and he needs assistance in combat.
Anyway, it tends to be a hassle in terms of operation, and I can't say that the performance is worth the compliment.

Opposite existence of Sunrise Gardner.
The things that can be summoned again are strengthened.
Compared to Sunrise, it can be used aggressively and is still blessed with support for 《Gemini Spark》, but at the moment it's like comparing the heights of acorns.

As is often said, the value of summoning again was not even seen from the standards at the time of its appearance.
I was caught in the abyss due to the habit of acting as a wall, and it was not compatible with 《Gemini Spark》, and it was terrible in terms of effects. It will be an unmistakable industrial waste.

Rainbow dragon which became Crystal Beast and became compact.
Combat is essential, but you can expand your hand under loose conditions.
However, Crystal Beasts are not all that strong in combat, so I'd like to strengthen them with Amethyst or Guardians that have direct attacks.
As a Crystal Beast, it has a high hit point, and as mentioned above, it is reliable for the Crystal Beast who was worried about fighting.
On the other hand, like the Jewel God, it has no defensive power, but thanks to this status, it can respond to the melody.
It also has a continuous spell for him common to crystal beasts, and by excluding himself who has been continuously spelled, he can recruit lower-level crystal beasts and search for gem gods, which will be the foundation for summoning gem gods. It would be an ant to bring it directly from Pegasus.
However, since it is excluded, it cannot be counted as a Jewel God. Is this to prevent the Gem God from plainly demanding exactly 7 types, and 8 types not being enough?
However, it's easy to get rid of Emerald and Eagle, which are difficult to handle with their own appearance, so I want to think about it.
There are plenty of ways to bring it, and there is a Chaos Emperor who can recover the excluded self among the search targets of the aforementioned melody, so there is a way to do it.
He will play an active role as an ace attacker in Crystal Beast.

As you can see, it's a collaboration between Yusaku and Soba, and the effects are based on the two's skills. It's an easy-to-use effect that steadily earns ads.
The bindings must have different attributes, but if you use EX, it's not difficult even with Salamangreat. Marincess, where the deployment destination is bound by water, is tough.
Compared to the power of the Flame Accesscode Talker, the required number of materials is small, and it has the effect of earning ads, so it is easy to prioritize as a flame search personnel for Cordelic.
Depending on the deck type, it is an excellent card that can be the core.

Perhaps because they used to combine well, even among the main character and other character collaboration cards this time, it doesn't feel fresh and can be called a remake.
Summoning is easy because you can do it from Daribé if you just want to put it out. If you want to make the most of it, it is essential to use it with the main house.
In addition to being a salvation for the head family, which has been in a tough position since the appearance of Raging, it also has a very high offensive performance of attacking 3 times.
Oberion is rank 7 in dragon binding, but binding can be ignored via absolute. It uses a lot of EX frames, but it's worth the explosive power.
In addition, Daribe is also compatible with Azeus.
Yugi, Judai, Yuma, Yuuya, Yusaku. Everyone will be warm with powerful or good cards.

Galaxy-Eyes is a category with a wide variety of types and supports, so there is no reason why it can not be deployed until the end of the game.
Although it has a Blue-Eyed class status, it is mainly used as a rank 8 material due to its defensive deployment and 2 effect.
The effect of 2 is the expansion of Galaxy-Eyes or the doubling of No's RBI and very explosive power. When dealing with 62, materialization is also in sight.
If you're aiming for doubling the number of RBIs, you'll want to choose X, which is a good match, but just deploying Galaxy-Eyes is quite useful.
There are some accidents, but I think it's a useful card that enhances the deployment and explosive power of Galaxy-Eyes.

Like Azeus, X plays an active role as a trump card in the X Deck. I just don't see it that much due to its weight.
Since it requires 3 Xs of the same rank to be specified as materials, and at least 2 even from repeated summons via the Future Emperor, it is heavy, and it is mainly used in his Deck, which is solid with a specific rank and has excellent X deployment power.
Due to its heavy weight, it has the effect of being properly strengthened by the future emperor, and has a high resistance against monsters and a robust destruction resistance that does not require materials, and has a high RBI of 3000 even though it is rank 0.
Unlike the future emperor, it is no longer possible to actively take control, but thanks to the high RBI mentioned above, it is difficult to be influenced by the opponent's field.
It can be said that it is a powerful card that matches its weight.

If it hadn't been discontinued, I wonder if it would have appeared in the anime eventually.
His Borrel, the ultimate Blue-Eyed positive of rival characters. It's as heavy as Link 5, but the binding itself isn't as tough as his Borrel. Considering the effect of 3, it is preferable to use his Deck with Rokket.
In addition to the resistance that can be said to be the culmination of Borrel, all-out attacks, and the negate effect of Friche, his Rokket resurrection and attack / control power are both very high.
However, there are quite a few holes in the resistance side, so it is well balanced.
It takes a lot of time and effort to operate, but I wonder if it has enough performance to match it.

The second Deep Eyes. This time, she has her Blue-Eyed name and is level 8, so it's easier to share support.
It has two types of search effects, making it easy to connect to rituals and fusions.
However, the search for 2 is slow at the end, so if you want to take advantage of the effect of 1 immediately, you'll want to rely on others to prepare monsters.
Since 《Ultimate Fusion》exists as a fusion method in Blue-Eyed, I would rather aim for the Ritual.
You can also strengthen the dragon by excluding GY, and although there are few troubles in battle at this level range, the overall 1000 strengthening is large.
The effect itself is excellent, but in addition to being GY, he needs Blue-Eyed, and he himself is often required to be the highest grade without a self-deploying effect.
Ads are easy to get, but the impression is that the habit is strong.