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Strong if Yu-Gi-Oh is good at it. There are some themes that have swept the environment with Special Summons from the Deck, such as Zoodiac and HERO, but it's hard to say that the Special Summons from the Deck are highly versatile.
However, since it can respond to Special Summon from GY, it will not completely spoil. However, Trap Hole cards such as Naraku are often compatible with Special Summon from GY, so this card must be used! There aren't many situations like that.
However, since it is an effect that does not allow any reuse of backside removal, it is an effect that matches the current situation, so the originality and ingenuity of the Duelist will be tested.

The effect itself has almost no versatility, and considering that "Book of the Moon", which was a limited card at the time of implementation, is now unlimited, it is unlikely that he will be used in a normal deck.
However, this effect can be quite significant for some decks. It is a special card that shines under certain circumstances, such as his deck destruction by continuous Flip Summon like "Morphing Jar", Shaddoll, Subterror and other reverse themes.

Long-awaited dedicated Link Monster. Compared to Esedari, which is made of the same material, this one has a recruiting effect and an effect that allows you to attack safely.
However, the problem of Gladiator Beast's low deployment power becomes a problem. Although 《Rescue Rabbit》and anticipation GUY can handle it, the initial movement is concentrated in these, and it is easy to rot in the final and middle stages. Although it can be enhanced, it will not be a revolutionary one like Helix in SPY.

Mr. underlay. Even though it's easier to get Rank 5 than when it first appeared, it's too worrying that I can't interfere anywhere on my own. The status isn't particularly good, but rather, it's faster to count from the bottom, so there's no salvation as a single evaluation.
However, as long as there is an easy enhancement called X, it cannot be a complete industrial waste. However, even with that in mind, it's also true that it's more eco-friendly to put out another monster and stack it once you've finished the work, rather than putting this out and stacking it.
For a while, he was in the environment as an underlay monster, but I wonder if there will be a comeback in the future.

The troubles of the Wight family continue. When will I be able to travel? At this rate, the plane I was on was about to crash.
The effect is a fairly heavy restriction ability that only 1 body of 1 race. One piece that stands out beautifully in the current environment where there are a lot of race unification themes. Or rather, it can be said that there are almost no Decks that this does not stick.
Gladiator Beasts don't stick though.
As the following people say, it will be the strength of Cyberse against Cyberse opponents.

This time, a card that is activated by discarding from the hand due to the cost due to the ruling from Konami. So Honest, Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, and other hand trigger cards already have him in GY due to the cost. Due to the mysterious judgment, it was decided that it could be negate on the first hand.
To be frank, it's the usual Konmai word, but this card will be noticed for a while as one of the few cards that can block the powerful hand trigger cards that are overflowing these days. I think it would be interesting to use it in a fan Deck as a pinpoint meta for versatile hand trigger cards.

Resurrection, negate, high-level stats, and effects that you wouldn't expect from a low-level monster. From time to time Fire King gets enhancements and new additions, but is it Konami's favourite?
It may be famous, but the reason why Ganesha's head is a statue is because his father, Shiva, cut off his head. is.
In the illustration, he is holding an axe, but he is the god of learning and business, and is by far the most popular god in India.

A card that completely passed away due to the new rules. Even the old rules won't work.
If it's a D-HERO with a fusion axis, it shouldn't be difficult to summon it, but the D-HERO itself doesn't have enough ground power to deploy his Link Monster, so the effect of ① is completely rotten. First of all, this effect itself is too intense to disadvantage.
And the second effect. The effect itself is not much different from the anime, but the effort to summon it and the effect are completely out of proportion.
As a general comment, it is an industrial waste no matter how sweetly it is estimated. Rather than using this, it's more constructive to use Dystopia Guy and win with Burn. In other words, even if it takes more time to put it out, D-END is cooler and stronger.
We all know that the effect of summoning monsters in a chain like this under the new rules is difficult to use, but we can see how Konmai has made no improvements or anything at all. I myself use D-HERO and his Gladiator Beast, but this new one is beyond disappointing and even angry.

No way, Misawa's ace card has been decided to be remade and bonded as a series. His partner, the flame dragon, has yet to appear.
The remade Water Dragon has the effect of ignoring the summoning conditions and special summoning 2 of this card, so if you want to make the most of it, you will inevitably need to stack 3 or 2 in his Deck. Will Misawa be able to make a presence among the many remake cards that have been created?

A monster that seems to be stronger if you read the kanji as it is rather than the English equivalent.
One of Fish's Synchro Monsters, which is one of the few, has an amazing destructive effect that destroys all Attack Position monsters at the time of Synchro, although it has a specified material, and can be said to be one of the answers to Link Monsters that cannot be in Defense Position. With the effect of ①, the field is leveled and waiting is a miracle card that has all the effects of multiple attacks + penetration effect that complement each other.
Plus, even if it's removed, it'll come back as a tuner at a loose cost, which is a bonus. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that Fish, who hadn't been blessed with a synchro place, X, fusion, or P, has been given this much.
With the introduction of Link, Synchro's answer, which was inevitably weakened, would be a short-term decisive battle with "overwhelming card power".
If this was a general-purpose synchro, I would have given it 10 points, but due to the specification of the material, it has become a semi-exclusive synchro, so I gave it a 9 point.
Anyway, whales are not fish.

A new trump card for the new Lightsworn. It is still unknown whether it is a paired existence or whether it is a form of Judgment Dragon that has fallen into darkness.
If he has 4 types of Lightsworn, he can SS, and since there is no activation limit, if you have 3 in your hand, you can get all 3 as they are.
His GY/exclusion meta effect is the opposite of Judgment Dragon, and can be activated even during the opponent's turn, so it can actively hinder his GY activation and opponent's development. It has become possible to move.
However, since it is not an effect directly related to the board, it is easily removed when it is removed, so it is necessary to divide it to some extent.
Depending on the effect, there is a possibility that the opponent will reuse a powerful card, so there is a certain amount of risk involved in using it.
However, 3000 RBIs that can be easily put out can be evaluated sufficiently.

Gale from Cybers. With loose summoning conditions, you can do anything from Link Summoning to Synchro and Xyz.
It's true that in her current state of Cybers, monsters like her who can SS on their own are a valuable force, but if you say it, it's true that they don't have any strengths other than summoning conditions, and cards that can be upgraded in the future. There is a good chance that it will come out.
Well, it is true that the design is good, and it is also true that it is a valuable fighting force in the current Cybers, so I gave it a 7 considering its versatility.

A negative legacy from the Synchro Era that ranks alongside Goyo, who returned after being errataed as expected. There's a turn 1 restriction, and you can now discard your hand all at once, but I'm relieved that the basics haven't changed.
However, self-bounce, which is one of the reasons why this card was banned, is no longer possible, and measures are being taken to prevent it.
However, even among Level 6 synchros, this removal power is one or two outstanding, and although there are many rivals such as Coral Dragon and Vulcan, it still has a strong presence among them.

Finally, monsters that have no theme have become so powerful.
The highest RBI is still Gene-Warped Warwolf's 2100, but if you include self-enhancement, this card is probably the highest RBI you can get without any disadvantages. Even if it's only against EX monsters, it's very powerful to get used to 2600 RBI.
Since it's a Dinosaur, it's good that you can get it for Fossil Dig. However, although there is versatility itself, it is difficult to adopt such a card in the current environment where the theme Deck is at its peak. The Dinosaur Deck is well worth adopting.

To be honest, it's kind of a personal grudge, or rather, the evaluation column has become like a gathering place for negative emotions due to the quality of the anime, the transition to the 10th term, and so on.
It was a performance that could not have been achieved without the transition to the 10th term, but it is already on the verge of being abandoned due to the influence of Link. In order to take advantage of this, you have to set up Link Monsters with as many links as possible, and if you spend the time and effort to use this, all you have to do is use that effort to defeat it, which is a roundabout feeling. lost card.
The disadvantage is also set quite strictly, and even though it can be activated during the opponent's turn due to the Quick-Play Spell, I can't help but think that the recovery was unnecessary.
Well, since you can call XP, fusion P, SP, etc., it can be said that it is currently the most appropriate use to think of it as food for Rank up and Accel Synchro.
Also, couldn't they manage the indescribable madness that oozes out from the illustrations?