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Good material for learning the confusing Konmai language about the Special Summon negate. Different.
(1) can negate Special Summons by rules such as Synchro, Xyz, and Pendulum.
Summoning rule effects like Cyber Dragon can also be negate. actually strong.
Like "Monster Reborn" and "Treeborn Frog", effects that "activate" and Special Summon can't be negate.
It's the same as negate Special Summon with 《Solemn Judgment》.
However, Shinsen can negate his spell activation itself, so 《Monster Reborn》can deal with it,
Needless to say, Mr. Stada Warrior can't deal with him because he doesn't have the ability to Spell negate.
As an aside, with Treeborn Frog, neither card can block Special Summon, and cards like Divine Punishment and Solemn Warning can negate monster effects.
The reason why I mention this digression is that the effect of (3) seems to be exactly the same theory, and even if it is removed, it is strong enough to call a successor, and moreover, it is not negate by divine declaration.
As mentioned above, if it is Shinkei, it will be negate, so be careful.
... is this generally correct? ? "I'm losing my confidence while writing..."
Overall, it must be powerful, but there are holes in the details, so let's understand how to use it.
It's meant to prevent premieres, but it also includes the meaning of being able to explain properly when there's a dispute.

Come to think of it, this guy wasn't OCG yet.
The effect was almost the same as the original, but when I thought about it calmly, the original effect was subtle.
Should I consider (1) as a bonus and (2) as my main deck unless I'm playing against a Burn Deck?
Volkatylas has a thick wall between the two major rank 5s without bindings, but under limited circumstances, there are opportunities for this one to play an active role.
It's easy to put in battle support cards like shrinkage in a deck that focuses on battle destruction (whether or not you can call rank 5...), so it's a good match.
At the very least, I wanted it to be released at the timing when it was recorded in TFSP.
In a tag duel, Burn is strong, so I want a countermeasure card...

Despite his low RBI, his ability to return to the deck is actually strong.
Since it corresponds to Aqua Jet, it is easier to strengthen compared to other monsters that activate Equip Spell's low hit point and effect when destroyed in battle.
However, Castel, who can do the same work without fighting, has appeared, so his position is in danger.
Just as I thought, this time the value of connecting to Lady Justice with Astral Force came out.
Well, Arknight would be fine too.
In fact, there are quite a few Xyz Monsters that belong to a category like 《Gem-Knight Pearl》but have no synergy, so they are practically on the go.
As with this example, there is little point in forcing him into Gishki, but Gishki is easy to call Rank 4, and compared to other categories, Extras are still not tight, so put Astral Force together. It might be interesting to try.

Representative Dragunity does not hit with his Dragunity.
While saying that, if you activate the effect with Acrys, you can get 3800 hit points while removing it, so it can also be used as a finisher occasionally.
While it has access to the powerful Synchro 8, it is also Dragunity's Achilles heel.
It's painful when you get meta, and you can't even look at it when you eat Anwa.
Even so, he is a GY card that can lead to Synchro 8 from 1 Dux if he has it, and is an extremely powerful card that can be used in one-kill routes that use Rank 6 as well.
It has been expensive for a long time, but the long-awaited reprint has made it easier to obtain. perhaps.
What about the Phalanx? ?

There are quite a few monsters that can raise their level at no cost.
Various Wind-Ups, Golden Shuttles, armored Ninjas... Constellar was there too.
However, depending on the situation, it is actually convenient to be able to arbitrarily raise one or two to match the level.
If you want to actively aim for Rank 5, Aster Drone is excellent, but unlike over there who wants your partner to reach Level 5, this one's strength is that you can easily aim for Rank 5 even with his Deck, which is mainly Level 4. .
You can also consider it as a material for high-level sync.

If you think of Junk Synchron imitation that doesn't spoil even on the first hand, it's strong no matter who thinks.
What's more, this guy can also fish for Xyz materials, and in addition to being already an excellent rank 2 force, he recently acquired a new trump card level transformation target, Sky Cavalry Centaurea.
If I had Lemuria, it would be LV8, 9 Synchro, Rank 4, and so on.
The big point about her is that the target she catches is her Sea Serpent.
If this was a major race like warriors or dragons, he would certainly have been misused as GY manure...
It's very interesting to see a non-first-class race shine with a dedicated power card, and I think it's an excellent card that has a perfect balance.
I want you to make more cards like this that make minor races shine, instead of just doing a bargain sale of broken cards.

I'm well aware that it's a famous card in various ways, but I don't feel like it's something that's unreasonably highly rated...
But these days, there are so many uses for vanilla alone.
It's not just about this guy.
The biggest selling point is the abundance of Special Summon tools such as Silent Blanco Emeral, and from there you can use Xyz, Synchro, Release personnel, etc. as you like.
That being said, the same can be said for most vanilla monsters, but it's still better than the poor Effect Monsters.
In terms of stats, there are several vanillas of the same type and the same attribute that are definitely more powerful than this guy, but when it comes to this area, the slight difference in stats doesn't matter, so you can use whatever you like, rather ATK 1500. The following strengths can be differentiated in terms of responding to rats and runaway summons.
It doesn't matter if you don't have it, but if you want to use it, there are plenty of places to use it, so this evaluation is neither high nor low.

Even in the final duel of the early original, the victory or defeat was divided by the handling of this card, it is a synonym for Yu-Gi-Oh.
At the same time, it's probably one of the most beloved cards.
I think the best balance is to keep it restricted, rather than being banned or relaxed.

Universal Reanimation Trap.
A savior who saved all fan decks by making it unlimited.
With the exception of Decks that perform some special movements, it is so versatile that you can just rush into the Deck for the time being.
Conversely, I also think that whether or not monsters can be deployed stably without relying on this is one indicator of the degree of completion of the Deck.
The danger of being split by a cyclone always remains, so be careful there.
There are many decks that are particularly compatible, so in that case, of course, let's use it as a deck part.

Actually, it's not difficult at all to get 《Nitro Warrior》with this guy.
Nowadays, there are plenty of semi-advanced monsters and his Special Summon methods for level 5 monsters.
The problem is that the only Synchro Summon destination that can make use of its effect is 《Nitro Warrior》.
It would have been nice if he could have added at least one more Synchron Extreme, but...
《Nitro Warrior》is a monster that exerts explosive power under certain conditions, so having one as an extra can expand your range of tactics and is effective, but it's not something you'd want to place as a main and always aim to summon. .
However, there's no downside to using it to summon his other Synchro Monsters, so depending on the situation, it might be a good idea to use it with his other Synchro Monsters, such as Black Rose.
If you force yourself to aim for one draw every time, it will be difficult to earn an advantage, so just be careful.

too strong. It's too strong, but the LP cost is too high...
Therefore, how effectively it can be invoked is a showcase of skill.
It's a power card that works well in almost any of his decks.
Therefore, let's go around thinking about things that wouldn't be strange at any time.
Depending on whether the opponent has used this or not, the way we move is also different.

Thanks for re-recording Strak! !
It was an expensive card representative instead of being strong, but thanks to that, it became easy to obtain.
Synchron-based decks, of course, but if you're aiming for a synchro summon, there are many decks that have Synchron-based parts as candidates, so the range of activities is wide.
Of course, it can be said that it is because of his powerful Synchron tuners.

There's room for using Prisma together, and it's not like it's useless as a card, so it's still better.
However, it is still difficult to fusion summon this guy and make him fight.
I don't think it's generally a bad thing because of the advantages of using Prismer together, as mentioned above, and the existence of fusion material substitute monsters.
However, the effect is still a problem, unlike Wolf, which shows its true value when the opponent's monsters are empty, this one shows its true value when there is an opponent's monster, but if that monster is too strong, it will be a problem, so when there is an affordable opponent. You can't use the effect unless you're in a severely limited situation where you can't do it without it.
Even if the condition can be met by increasing or decreasing ATK, it is necessary to assume that it will be destroyed on the return turn, and from that point of view, it is too painful not to be able to utilize his increased ATK during the same turn.
《Dark Fusion》can add resistance, but it's treated as an equipment card, so it's sad that one shot of Cyclone will return his ATK.
By the way, Sora is good at using this guy, but in that world there is a tendency to fight each other with low ATK, and you can't see his direct Spell/Trap removal like Cyclone, so it doesn't suit the environment. Kana (appropriate

A duel between Kurosaki, who uses this card, and Sora, who uses Frightfur Bear...
I see, it's a great fight
Basically, you can't show your true value unless your turn comes around while your opponent is in a state of mass deployment.
However, fundamentally, at the stage where mass deployment is allowed, there are many cases where the turn does not come and they die.
Even if the turn comes around, the material isn't light enough to be used casually, and as long as the opponent's ATK doesn't fluctuate significantly after you use it, it will deal some damage, but it's not much different from a normal sweep. do not have.
Then it would be quicker to remove it with another effect and then hit it with another monster, right? Talk about it.
Since her ATK will rise permanently, her ATK may rise endlessly if she continues to maintain it.
Since there is no resistance, I can only see a future where it will be easily removed.
A card that sometimes doesn't match the weight and effect.