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Light version of darkness. It's an extreme pinpoint meta, but it's influential enough to make you cry and be surrendered when it hits.
You can also actively use it to overwhelm the disadvantages of Hikarishinki and 《Aurora Paragon》.

His follow-on Mannadium monster and his third Mannadium tuner.
Unlike the previous two Mannadium Tuners, the Special Summon effect that triggers destruction in the second half has the name Turn 1, and in exchange for having no unique effects after the Special Summon, Mannadium Tuners other than cards with the same name can be recruited. , The versatility of the effect is high, but it has the same ATK and the lowest defensive power among them.
In the Mannadium Deck, Miek plays an important role in expanding the range of development and improving the quality of the final stage with his level change ability, so this card can increase the number of his Mannadium monsters that can be recruited. It can be said that the sex is high.
However, even if you can choose, it would be a source of accidents to put in multiple types of monsters that do not function by themselves and are recommended to be stacked, so when using this card, there are differences in the materials that can be cleared depending on the different attributes. Aside from that, one option would be to not use Hiareth, whose unique effects do not affect the types of monsters that can be deployed.

A high-value Continuous Trap card as a jamming card with its own installation method.
The trigger is pulled by the activation of the monster effect on the opponent's field, and just removing his Pyro from GY only gives effect damage, but by making his Pyro his Volcanic, negate the effect. He can basically be exclusive to the Volcanic Deck because he can.
Also, while Volcanic wants to return Bullets and Buckshots sent to GY to the Deck and reuse them, there are unexpected cards such as this card that banish GY and other Volcanic monsters due to costs and effects. The delay of the opponent's end phase is subtle, but the effect of being able to recover resources every turn from both GY and exclusion status is excellent.

The name is so cool. Hyakushiki was later released.
In his old Photon, the mainstream flow was to issue 《Constellar Pleiades》from 《Photon Satellite》, and it was possible to reuse it by bouncing it with the Pleiades. It is also good to be able to search from 《Galaxy Wizard》.
A simple but excellent resurrection card with strict restrictions.

A revival card that was suspected of being backward compatible with 《Limit Reverse》even before the relaxation of libido. If I had to say it, it might be useful for 《Wetlands》beats, 《Krebons》, and calculators.
Naturally, the raison d'être was blown up by the relaxation of libido.

Compared to 《Birthright》, if you use monsters with high defense like 《Millennium Shield》, you have a point here. Unlike "Silent Doom", it is possible to change the battle position, and when it first appeared, it could have been used as a bloodline for the 4th and subsequent cards.
Association of libido mitigation victims.

nostalgic. In the old days, he was pretty strong with this guy just by putting out Blue-Eyed.
Victims of liberal deregulation.

A low-class monster that is an essential card for the theme, with a self-SS ability that can be activated by Friche during each other's main phase due to effects that follow the characteristics of the theme, and a universal search ability for the theme due to summoning trigger effects.
The stats also have a high total value that matches what the "Heart" monsters specified in some effects have, and it's a performance that can only be called an honor student.
It is necessary to pay attention to the possibility that Mannadium tuners' self-SS conditions may be hindered by their status being disturbed by Kalarium, but this also only reduces the effective deployment route, and the cards There are many things you can do, such as the order of appearance, so it won't be a factor to lower the rating of this monster.

I think that the effect of (1), which allows you to set your favorite "Altergeist" Trap from the Deck, and the effect of (2), which converts the "Altergeist" card on the field into his GY's "Altergeist" monster, are both excellent.

Zombie's own EX monster that is not a borrowed general-purpose S monster that was sometimes adopted or used in Ande Synchro in its heyday.
Its effect is almost like a Zombie version of Hades, just like over there, the effect that activates after the damage calculation of the monster destroyed by battle and the effect that activates in GY at the end of the damage test, as well as the activation effect that activates in GY as long as it exists in GY. It is characterized by negating and triggering effects.
Hades, who had been blocked from GY's Special Summon, now became a race that was good at GY's Special Summon, and the disadvantages he originally had disappeared and he was able to do Special Summon from his GY as much as he wanted. is quite interesting.
At that time, the level 6 general-purpose S monsters had the absolute presence of Goyo and Buryu before errata, but it was a relief that his ATK was superior to Buryu, who had a stronger ability to render monsters harmless. .

With the effect of (1), I think it's excellent that you can bounce the opponent's card while returning the other "Altergeist" card in a free chain.
Even if you send it to GY, you can salvage the "Altergeist" Trap with the effect of (2), so I think there is no waste.

Instead of being able to revive only lower class monsters, the battle position at the time of resurrection becomes free, revived monsters will not self-destruct even if this card leaves the field, and even though it is weak, the resurrected monster's offense and defense are strengthened. Libide, which has the effect of raising the level by one.
This card's own self-destruction condition is the same as Rivide, and if the revived monster leaves the field other than by destruction, it will not self-destruct, so you can reuse it by self-bouncing, and destroy the cards on the field to use the effect. Can be used for effects that need to be sent to GY.
There was a time when I used Pakike and Drought as cards for his Special Summon in Furice, as well as low-level Rock Koa'ki Meiru as a card that could reach 2,000 RBIs so that he could fight on an equal footing with Inspe.

In fact, he is the monster that I like the most out of all the Trickstar EX monsters!
That's why it's a pity that Link 3 has so many orders for the effects to activate.
Trista doesn't have very strong EX monsters, but Link 3 has an excellent monster called Trickstar Foxglove Witch.
When it's time to re-strengthen, I'd like to see a new card that benefits from this card!

Getter 2? Gurren Lagann? No, but is it Daisengar who is attacking...? Rank 5 Machine Xyz like that.
It's an effect that makes you feel nostalgic about everything that "absolutely destroys 2 of the set cards" with the "activation effect", but it's excellent to touch 2 cards, and if it's face down, it can be front, back, or your own card. You can destroy it at will. Can it be used as a combo part?
Compared to when this card was introduced, the number of cards being turned face down has decreased. I think it's one.

Silent Swordsman Silent Swordsman can be played ignoring the summoning conditions, but it depends on the opponent. However, the highlight is that even super fusions that can't be chained if put out and put away are powerless. In order to actively utilize it, it is necessary to have some ingenuity and two ingenuity.
Not being able to use spells can be a disadvantage for himself, so he is required to fight with Warrior support and traps as much as he can be strangled.
In HERO, even if you set up Dark Row first and then use Silent Swordsman, he will be completely excluded from Spell negate, and if you inadvertently break through, this card will fly out.
The Phantom Knights, which can be deployed without using spell cards, is the first. It is also possible to forcibly destroy Silent Swordsman during the Battle Phase with a summoning limit monster.
Empowered Warrior, which can receive the support of 《Empowerment》, is also a good match because it can prepare the release personnel for Silent Swordsman, Silent Swordsman.
Silent Sword doesn't negate him, so you can aim for his ATK over 4000 with one shot, and if you exclude him from GY, you can support search and legally open my rules fully, so it can help you in case of emergency. In terms of ease of putting out, Horus is the winner, but Warrior feels excellent in that it can basically be considered for adoption in any theme.