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Yugo's ace monster.
Due to its own effect, it is extremely strong against removal from high-level monsters. Since the effect of ② includes itself as a target, it is terrifying for his deck that relies on his Synchro Monster for removal and deployment.
Since it only has 2500 ATK, it is often defeated by RBI, and it is weak against removal by Spell Trap, so it is not an all-purpose card, but there should be plenty of room for adoption as one of the general-purpose level 7 Synchro Monsters.

Bring back your smile with a duel! (While annihilating rebellious enemies
A card that shows its true value when Xyz summoned under certain conditions.
When the effect is activated and continuous attacks become possible, one of the monsters will be destroyed, so if the opponent's field is empty, you can expect at least 10000 damage.
It can be P-summoned even after being destroyed, and in that case the effect will not work, but you can not underestimate it because you can repeatedly call a monster with 3000 RBI.
It's hard to say anything about the P effect, but it's possible that he could get rid of the Magician system whose Pendulum Scale is prone to change and rebuild it.
It's a card that can be expected to play an active role, so let's summon this card with EM Magician and bring back the (desperate) smile on your opponent.

When you think of Yugi, you think of black magician, and when you think of black magician, you think of Magical Hats!
That's because the story in the original story has nothing to do with the real thing.
It's possible to use it exactly like the original, albeit with some differences (spell trap pulled from deck, 3 instead of 4). However, as a defensive card, there are many uncertainties and it is difficult to trust.
The special feature of this card is that you can put a Spell Trap into play from your Deck. Any of his Spell Trap can be summoned to the field, and the effect can be destroyed at the end of the Battle Phase, so you can actively use card effects such as Gear Town. Also, if you have a Spell Trap that you just want to send to GY, you can send two with this one. If you forcefully return it to your hand, it becomes a pseudo-search, and you can use the reverse effect of the target monster when the effect is activated, like the book of the moon. It can be said that it is a card that shows its true value.
As a Yugi fan, I think it would be fun to enjoy the "hit-or-miss" tactics just like in the original, but in short, I love this card←

A top card for a special victory that everyone admires.
A special card that allows you to win by collecting a set of part cards in your hand.
Build his deck specifically for collecting these, or collect them quietly while fighting with other cards.
As the king says, the more cards you have in your hand, the harder it will be to move, so it might be better to specialize.
If you put together a dedicated deck, you can fight enough, but you can be criticized for being the first to hit Exo, so follow your conscience.
"The card I drew is... Exodia the Forbidden One!"

A card that embodies the possibilities of red eyes in the Toei version of the movie.
Blue-Eyed became famous as a card that surpassed his 3000 ATK (should).
There is a similar card, Black Archfiend's Dragon, but it has different attributes from this one, and both of them are Dragon Normal Monsters, so which one he adopts depends on the Deck construction. thought to come.
Once summoned, there is no resurrection limit, so the point that you can turn it with a redame is a common advantage of Dragon. If you can come out to 3500 RBIs so many times, it's not like you've accumulated a lot.

Summon 《Summoned Skull》! !
With 2500 RBI and his ATK ranked second in the upper ranks, he can benefit from Normal Monster DARK Fiend Archfiend and abundant support.
Therefore, if you feel like it, it's a powerful card that can still be used in active service.
When summoning, it might be cool to say "I'll call Summoned Skull!" like Yugi-san...

A card used by Raphael.
A card that I don't know what to say other than strong. It has the disadvantages of LP consumption and battle phase skipping, but the return is still not enough. If you go first, the battle phase is irrelevant. There is no specified target monster, and the effect can be used as it is, so it is a category of very powerful power cards. Assist deployment, revive trump cards, anything.
Since it uses GY, it's weak against Necrovalley and exclusions, but it's still too powerful. We can only see a future that will be regulated in the not too distant future.

No. The first monster with the standard "destroy and damage effect" (probably)
It has a simple but powerful effect of destruction and burn. Since it's Rank 5, he chooses a Deck, but if it's a Level 5 axis, there's no problem.
Due to its demerit, it cannot attack after using its effect, but due to the presence of Gaia Dragoon, it is perfect as a slasher. Extras are oppressive, but quite powerful.

Gagaga One Kill companion card.
Compared to the anime, it can't be activated when his ATK changes during the opponent's turn, but it can be used against monsters whose ATK has been lowered in advance, and in addition to the damage effect, his ATK increase effect is attached. rice field.
From that effect, he has a threatening one-kill ability in his Deck that adopts a card that greatly lowers his opponent's ATK.
In Gagaga, it can be used as a trump card because it can use cards with "effects that can reduce ATK to 0" such as "Gagaga Girl" and Beyond.
In addition, Minimum Guts requires a cost, but he is powerful because he can kill a monster with an ATK of 1900 or more.
It's not a bad idea to build your own one-kill deck if you want to adopt it.

Cartoon crab ace card.
Unlike the original Stada, you can only protect one card, but even though this is a one-time use, you can deal with your own monsters from the destruction of both battle effects. Since it can also target itself, it is strong enough in a different direction from the original.
I'm glad that Stardust's ATK 2500 alone can be covered. Since he is LIGHT, he can also use Honest.
It doesn't support Starro, and as mentioned earlier, it's going in a different direction, so he can't operate in exactly the same way as Stardust, but if you're having trouble finding a slot for a Synchro Deck, I'd like to use it.

Simple is best brain muscle monster.
It is a level 8 with no material specification, and can wipe out Attack Position monsters. Moreover, after the effect, this card can attack and is an amazing muscle card. Even monsters with destruction resistance can be beaten with ATK 3000. However, defense monsters cannot be destroyed, so if you want to destroy them, you need to use them separately from the original monsters such as Lemon.
In addition, there are some drawbacks such as not being able to follow up with other monsters, and being able to hit Staro.

Full speed forward card used by the president.
A card that forces all monsters to Attack Position, but it doesn't make much sense on its own. If you adopt it poorly, you will not be able to escape with defense.
However, depending on the deck, it can be used as a powerful combo part. Disadvantages of being in Defense Position Attackers are always in Attack Position and can negate the disadvantages. As soon as the face-down defense monster becomes face-up, it will be in attack position, so you can expect great damage if it is an attack monster. With Lyra, you can destroy all of your opponent's face-down cards, so it can be said that it is a card that shows its true value through combos.

A brain muscle card that appeared in No.96.
Equipped on Hope, it has a simple yet powerful effect that allows it to attack all opponent's monsters.
Combining this with Victory and Beyond is a super brain muscle card that can be easily one-killed. It can be used as a material for Hope at level 4, and it can be said that it is a fairly easy-to-use category among ZW. Victory can stack effects to increase his ATK, and in the case of Beyond, hitting two Attack Position monsters is one kill. The increase value is modest at 1000, but it's not bad because it's 3500 just by equipping it on a bare Hope.
The only thing to keep in mind is that it doesn't work well with V and ONE, which destroy the opponent's monsters.

Draw acceleration card for Hope.
You can draw by paying LP every time you summon Hope. Any Hope monster will do, so you can increase the number of draws with Hope Ray or Hope ONE.
Since it activates even when summoned with RUM, it can be expected to play an active role as a powerful draw source in the Hope Deck.
The LP cost is also good because it can promote the activation of effects such as Hope Ray.
However, be aware that this card can only exist once on the field, so if you have more than one, it will spoil. If it's the cost of Samopuri, you can put it on the assumption that it will rot.
Also, it is not compatible with Numeron Force, which negates the effect even in RUM. Note that it stays on the spot while being negate and cannot be activated again.

A card that looks just like Chusapo.
Since it has a draw effect, you can immediately recover the card consumption, and it can be treated as a level 5, so it should be useful when summoning a rank 5.
It doesn't have a self-special summon effect, but it's easy to special summon with other cards, so it shouldn't be too much of a problem.