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I don't understand the meaning of limiting the triggers one by one, like raising the level by one.
Even with Bajasha Decks that use levels 3 and 4, Saber is usually enough.
There are few elements that I want to prioritize, and I think it's a very practical substitute.

Using the summoning right, Psych would be worth it. Compared to similar cards, the point of differentiation is not that great.

One of the cards that is supposed to be used as a set with a specific card.
Both partners are salvage compatible, so it's not that difficult to align.
However, in addition to the accidental nature of set operation, the compromise summoning conditions that depend on the other party are major bottlenecks. There are plenty of other useful ways to just get a rank 5.
As a point of differentiation, it is possible to clear water ties and support gazeers, but it is not a big advantage because the rank 5 of water ties is slightly matched.
I get the impression that it's a subtle card that doesn't expect great results for its ease of use.

One of the cards that is supposed to be used as a set with a specific card.
Both partners are salvage compatible, so it's not that difficult to align.
However, in addition to the accidental nature of set operation, the compromise summoning conditions that depend on the other party are major bottlenecks. There are plenty of other useful ways to just get a rank 5.
As a point of differentiation, it is possible to clear water ties and support gazeers, but it is not a big advantage because the rank 5 of water ties is slightly matched.
Compared to Panther, I get more support, but my partner doesn't support it, and it's a set operation, so this isn't a big advantage either.
I get the impression that it's a subtle card that doesn't expect great results for its ease of use.

The name is Raylancer, but one piece that symbolizes Raylancer's misfortune, such as not being able to overlap from the beginning.
As many people have said, the main operation is to turn the water deployed from Bahasha into an attacker. The restrictions are strict, but with his Deck that deals with Limora, normal summoning is not difficult.
It has a strengthening effect on destruction resistance, but it removes all materials at once when resistance is demonstrated, so it is not worth X summoning using a large amount of materials.
Magic/Trap destruction is also something you want to destroy before basic deployment, so it can't be said to be very useful.
Since the value of normal summoning is low, the development from the above-mentioned Bahasha will be the main one, but here also a strong rival called Mochigaeru will appear.
(From Bajasha) The difference in RBI is only 100, and it has excellent effects such as water salvage and a versatile counter.
This one has a conspicuous poor combination of effects, and it tends to put pressure on the EX slot, and Bahasha is a card that almost always needs to be used with Link, so if you put heavy pressure on it, it's bad.
However, since you can have two rank 4s, it is a big point that you can prepare materials for the future emperor and secure the cost of Limora. EX's pressure is amazing.
Depending on the construction, there may be things that can be prioritized.

Zardon's savior, CNo19.
The material specification is heavy and very strict, so I mainly X summon it.
As is often said, it becomes Rank 5 with 2 material materials via 19.
In addition to destruction resistance and reinforcement using materials, the breakthrough power is high due to all negates in the field.
The effect is definitely excellent, but the neck is that EX is easy to press. It will crush the EX frame to water rank 5, which is not high performance.
However, a presence with high combat power at Rank 5 is valuable. I think it's going to be left and right in the environment.

Like Kaibaman, he has been buried due to the appearance of too many excellent supporters. It's not without a point of differentiation, but it's a tough card that doesn't change its priority.

A card with a simple name. It's not about Pomon or the 5ds army.
Because of that status, there are plenty of supporters, but there are no particular elements to give priority to.
I think it's a card for storytelling.

While hitting the reverse, draw lock is also caught, and if it is decided, it is quite good.
It's a level monster, but there's no revival limit or condition to get its effect, so there's little need to level it up. Or rather worthless.
However, as has already been said, the popularity of reverse itself, which is virtual, is sluggish due to changes in the environment. If you can't make use of the effect, you will be reduced to an advanced level with insufficient power.
It tends to take a lot of time to develop, so honestly, it's not a card that can fight on the front lines anymore.

The reverse meta that tends to take time and effort to develop is out of the question.
Even if you level up, it's slow, the need for combat assistance is strong, and LV6 itself has little need for deployment after leveling up.
I think it's a card at the level where the significance of existence is questioned.

A reverse meta that is blessed with level 2 warriors and stats. It just doesn't mesh with the conditions for leveling up.
Whether it's just a reverse meta or aiming to level up, the operation will change depending on which is the main purpose.
However, the popularity of Reverse itself is sluggish in high-speed environments, and there is little need to rely on it now, as there are plenty of removal methods available.
As for leveling up, there is little need for Mystic itself to develop by leveling up, so it can no longer be said to be a highly useful card.

You'll want to draw 1-2 with a passive, level-up monster gimmick.

It's passive and you want to draw 1 or 2 with a level-up monster gimmick.

As you can see, it's a superior species of man-eating insect.
The removal power is high, but the reverse and advanced is a big bottleneck.
It is easy for the opponent to be wary and dealt with in advance and resuscitation.
There are jars and so on even if it is a target for coin normals.
Although it's not easy to use, it's performance.

An existence that is essential and a challenge to operate Horus.
It can be leveled up by destroying it in battle to Spell resistance, but it is undeniably lacking in power now that the 3000 RBI class comes out easily due to the focus on monster effects.
Spell resistance doesn't accept this card either, so it's a bottleneck in that it's hard to support. However, there is nothing that cannot be reversed.
It's an advanced level card that almost always requires support, so it takes a lot of time and effort to use it, but it's worth the reward, so I think it's a card worth working hard for among LV monsters.