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Magistus' Link Monster
With this, he has the effect of becoming an equipment card when Magistus is played. It's surprisingly valuable that you can turn it into an equipment card not only with the Magistus effect, but also with your own effect. However, it should be noted that it only reacts to NS and SS when it is present.
Magistus monster search if ② is equipped. This is a big advantage of equipping this card, and if you equip it from Endymion or Zorua, the distant effects will become a real monster search.
And what makes this card excellent is its material specification. The specification of "one Spellcaster of level 4 or less" is too loose, and it can be used as a means to send "Witch of the Black Forest", which has continued to lick hardships because it does not support aluminum mirage, to GY, as well as general Magistus lower classes. As such, against Aleister, you can connect to Merkabah with just this one, without having to use two Almiraj Secures. It's no exaggeration to say that the introduction of this card opens up new possibilities for Spellcaster Decks in general.
If I had to raise a point of caution, it would be that Special Summon with the same name can only be performed on Turn 1. Considering the nature of this Link 1, this is a natural specification, but you should always keep this in mind when thinking about "a one-card combo that starts with some kind of card".

His Fusion Monster of Magistus.
The effect of ① is quite strong and not only can you attach it to your own monster, but you can also steal it while equipping it to your opponent's monster. Since you can hit this with a free chain, it's a troublesome card as an opponent. It is necessary to use fusion, but 《Magistus Invocation》, which is a fusion spell exclusively for Magistus, can be searched from Cendrillon, and if you include a spell user from the material specification of this card, you can use it, so you can use spells. It is a specification that makes it easy to perform fusion from search.
As already said, it's a valuable obstacle in Magistus EX, so I'd like to make good use of it. Recently, Shaddoll has a build that sends this and 《Nadir Servant》, and if you use this in the presence of Midrash, your opponent will be unable to deploy anything.

A quick-play spell that equips Magistus with Magistus.
Equipping Magistus can be done with Endymion or Zorua, but you can equip it without them, for example, you can search for and equip from Cendrillon, or equip Vahram by taking advantage of the fact that it is a Quick-Play Spell. You can also protect your opponent from removing his Spell Trap.
What's even more interesting is that if GY has Magistus Fusion/S/X/Link, it can be equipped with other category cards. There aren't many things that are compatible, but I think the most common way to use it is to equip things that are sent to her GY and show their effects, such as Apcarone and Nutos.

The effect is simple with his Magistus resurrection at level 4 or below. It should be noted that the EX monsters cannot be revived, but with his Magistus on the lower beats, it doesn't matter too much.
The second half is destruction resistance. Although it is a useful effect, it is important to note that this destruction resistance can only protect "his Magistus card in the Spell Trap zone", that is, his Magistus treated as an equipment card and the Three Sages of Continuous Spell.

Fusion Spell of Magistus
In Magistus, it's basically a card that spawns Aiwass, but it's worth noting that as long as his spell use is included in the material, it doesn't matter where you put it out. In other words, it can be treated as a general-purpose fusion spell in a spell-using Deck.
What you are doing is the same as fusion, but the advantage here is that you can search with Cendrillon, and unlike dragon magic, which searches for fusion at the time of summoning, there are no restrictions such as only fusion can be SS. It's a matter. Taking advantage of this property, for example, his Spellcaster theme that performs fusion can be adopted as a fusion spell that is easy to use for Shaddoll. The fact that Cendrillon is his LIGHT makes it easy to connect to Nephilim, making him a great match.
Of course, as much as it is used in Magistus, it can also be used as a material for the latter half of the equipment card, so it can be expected to be even more active as a fusion spell that is easy to connect from Endymion and Zorua.

This is a very strong card as well.
① is his combat resistance to Magistus. It's Turn 1, so it's not that strong, but since the Magistus Deck is a beatdown Deck with high and low qualities, it's a worthwhile effect.
② is SS from hand. This is also pretty strong, but at the same time, it's strong because it has his Magistus name. As a result, it corresponds to the search from Cendrillon, and the distant search effect becomes the SS effect from the hand as it is.
(3) sends this to GY and selects any number of SS. This is useful if you have multiple copies of his Magistus in your hand. You will lose this, but in the current environment, you can't be overly confident that this kind of permanent card will remain in play, so it may be a good idea to look at the situation and use it without hesitation.

Magistus, the theme of past Spell city-state series. This card, as the name suggests, is one of Endymion and therefore belongs to Endymion as well.
① is the effect of equipping his Magistus on the EX Deck. Like Zorua, it's a card that can handle the initial move, and it's basically used in the same way as Far Away.
(2) Destroys one of her face-up Spell cards, draws one, and returns one card from her hand to her deck. I don't get any extras because I return the card after drawing, but in this case it's more important to drop her equipped Magistus to her GY.
In general, compared to Zorua, he is inferior in deployment ability, but unlike Kanata, he excels in the point that he can use additional abilities regardless of the situation.

One of Magistus, the theme that his past Spell city-state series gathered together. This card is said to be a veil based on its appearance. However, despite Magistus being treated as a "past story", this character is clearly older than Vere, judging from his appearance. I feel something dark.
① is his Magistus Spell search at the time of summoning. All of his spells on Magistus are excellent, and from this single card you can practically choose between fusion, resurrection, SS from hand, and card equipping the EX Deck. I wonder if the height of the response is the best
② Removed from his GY and he equipped his Magistus in GY. It's an excellent effect, but removing it from GY tends to be a bottleneck for reviving and using it, so just be careful about that.

One of his belated Magistus
The origin of this card is completely unknown. Given that Vahram graces the cover of the Deck buildpack, it's highly likely that this type is a key figure in the background story of this theme.
The effect of ① equipping his Magistus in the EX Deck to his Magistus in play. For Magistus, the starting effect is Artemis for the first move, and something else for the beatdown.
If ② is equipped with his Magistus, the effect of putting out his spell use in hand / GY. This is also quite powerful, and it's excellent that it's self-contained in that it can be connected directly from the activation of the effect of ①. Since he himself is a tuner, he will probably be able to do S with the revived monsters.
As an unexpected way to use it, you can fulfill the SS condition of 《Earthbound Linewalker》from this one card. If you remember it, you may be able to use it someday.

His Magistus, a purported theme that his Spell Nation series from the past converged. Judging from its name, this card is Aleister's former form.
It is excellent that you can SS without using the summoning right with the effect of ①.
What should be noted is the attribute change effect of ②. None of the cards we know this time have synergies with this effect. However, there is no doubt that the point that "it can be of any attribute" still suggests its relevance to Aleister.
③ removes him from his GY and equips him with Magistus other than level 4 of GY. It is important to note that resuscitation by is no longer effective.

Possessing the lowest ATK among vanilla insects of the same level, she used to be nothing more than a simple low-ranking low-level monster in her early days. Perhaps because of his name, he was called Kabi Killer or Fuma Killer.
However, with the appearance of Gokipole in her EARTH Insect of the same level, the unavoidable flaw of "her ATK is the lowest among vanilla Insects of the same level" became her unique personality. I was. At the moment, her ATK is the highest, 《Gokibore》, Big Ant, Killer Bee, and his ATK difference is only 50, so this minimum ATK value is almost not a clear advantage. In any case, the fact that this vanilla, which was plain and incompetent in its early days, acquired a personality superior to others must have brought hope to many unknown early vanillas.

It is a burn card that deals damage at a reasonable rate of 400 times the number of chains stacked when activated, and is also the key card of the Chain Burn Deck.
After being relaxed to a restricted card in 2007 and a semi-restricted card in 2008, it continued to be a semi-restricted card for 12 years until the restriction was lifted in 2020. The number of years that remained in the semi-restricted designation is the longest in history. In addition, at the time when this card's restrictions were lifted, all semi-restricted cards were the only cards that had been semi-restricted or relaxed since the 10th term, which shows how cautious this card was.
Overseas, on the contrary, in 2018, it became a restricted card and the regulation has become stricter. Behind this is said to have been the victory of the [Chainburn] Deck in the elementary school division of the world tournament and the rule change in the match match at the TCG.

One card that wasn't rated high at all due to the 300 RBI increase of monsters Special Summoned from GY and the effect that was too limited and too plain.
Furthermore, with the appearance of Possessed Awakening, this card has effectively become completely backward compatible.

A level 6 S monster that appeared in Phantom Rage along with other Infernities.
If ① negates the opponent's monster's effect and is handless, it is additionally destroyed. Since negate and destruction can be done together, it is powerful that you can ignore destruction resistance and remove it. Only negate processing in the first half can be used in any situation. The strength of this effect is that it doesn't have a turn 1, so he might have plenty of chances to use it multiple times if he gets it in the middle of Infernity's solitaire.
② is double the battles damage in the handleless state. It only fights monsters, and as an S-monster, it's a half-baked hit, so it probably won't survive much.
③ is a continuous attack effect that is given to S monsters that are used as S materials. This is also limited to monsters, but is it perfect for granting to S that is strong in battle, such as Crystal Wing?
Although I have said many things, many people say that he is a little short of Infernity. However, the biggest strength of this card is "Infernity level 6S". When you revive 2 monsters with Gun or Mirage, it's very useful when you create a level 8 S monster with only those 2 monsters. Up until now, level 8S couldn't be done without using at least 3 monsters, and in Infernity, which tends to put pressure on the board, this was a bottleneck and often prevented the development of the second half from going well. However, this card solves that problem perfectly. Since it is a Fiend, it can also be used as a material for one handle, and it can also be connected to Crystal Wings. If you are having trouble developing your IF, why not consider using this card?

He is a Fusion Monster who has the eternal mystery of how two magnetic monsters can create a monster named after a delicious Italian spaghetti dish.
Carbonara is an Italian word that means "charcoal grill". In that case, it is possible that the motif was charcoal making → charcoal → carbon.
In other words, the image of this fusion is absurd as a chemical change of magnetite x 2 → carbon. I wonder what's going on
After a lot of research, it seems that in the case of iron containing carbon, such as carbon steel, there is a lot of residual magnetism, and it turns into a permanent magnet in a short period of time.
Based on this, this is a monster that was born from the fusion of M-Warrior #1 from two perspectives, or rather, there was originally a monster called Karbonala Warrior, which is a "steel warrior containing carbon", and that is M-Warrior #1 #2. It takes in the power of the monster and transforms it into a permanent magnet (fusion), and as a Fusion Monster, it gains some new power. This doesn't make much sense, but one thing I can say is that it's an extremely peculiar and distorted idea for a "fusion summoning".