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An evolved form that can be layered on Number F0: Utopic Future. It's not a weak effect, but compared to its pre-evolution version, which had the drawback of being difficult to use, it has 3000 RBI, destruction resistance to battles and effects, monster effect negate + control seizure, and has strong elements that are easy to understand. It became a stable suppression card. Don't call me NTR Emperor Hope.
Even before the evolution, the material is heavy, but there are many decks of his that can be produced in modern times. Unlike before evolution, there are 3 materials at the time of emergence, and it does not wear out due to destruction resistance, so it is easy to make use of the 4000 effect of Gagagaga Magician, but since the battle resistance disappears, there is a risk of retaliation. Note.
Note that Decks such as Infernity and Undead Loop, which generate infinite materials when comboed, can also fulfill summoning conditions that do not overlap. Many people target the future emperor for elimination, but depending on his opponent's deck, if you don't eliminate the future dragon emperor, you can build a completely unchanged control board.

Some people say that it's out of style, but is it possible to get an evaluation other than 10 for a universal negate + monster absorption effect?
Cyber style trump card. It's quite difficult to put out directly, and most of them come out from 《Cyber Dragon Nova》. However, since Nova can be used in a wide range of Decks using 《Galaxy Soldier》and 《Tellarknight Ptolemaeus》as materials, it can be easily used for general purposes other than Cyber style. It can be said that it was too easy to do before the ban on putre and became a problem.
All-purpose negate is "when the effect of the card is activated", so negate destruction works on permanent cards that have already appeared, and monster absorption is different from "Number 101: Silent Honor ARK", even monsters that have not been Special Summoned can be absorbed without question. Above all, the coexistence of the two makes it difficult to run out of Xyz materials, and while maintaining a hit point that is difficult to remove for semi-advanced classes, it absorbs enemies and sometimes surplus allies, and fires a negate effect continuously to expand the damage.
At some point via Nova, the first RBI is not so low that there is no weak point yet.
However, if he is in GY, it is better to watch out for the opponent's 《Monster Reborn》. X monsters are a delicate target for normal resurrection, but this one who uses monsters on the field as materials and uses a universal negate is a different case.

The three evil gods that form a pair with the Sangenjin, the leading one, with a figure similar to The Winged Dragon of Ra - Sphere Mode, and an effect that blocks the activation of his Spell Trap with redesigned resistance, and the maximum ATK +100 on the field. has a permanent effect that gives
According to God's principle, 3 bodies are required to be released, but the power of the effect that can completely block Spell Trap is as shown by the already banned "Cold Wave" and "Number 16: Shock Master". If you can do something about Tribute and Search, you can say that the potential is the best among the gods. For movement he relies heavily on Spell Trap, and if a landing passes through his Deck it's nearly a win or loss.
As for the permanent effect, after all other offense and defense changes have been processed, there is a ruling (commonly known as the "evil god's ruling") that this card's permanent effect will be recalculated at the very end. Although it is a special ruling, the content is easy to understand, and even if the opponent strengthens or weakens with "Honest" etc., it will enter the battle with ATK that surpasses the opponent again by recalculation, so it is easy to understand the attack and defense. It is also a privileged ruling that it becomes impossible to break through the avatar in battle with variable effects. Only the same "The Wicked Dreadroot" has this privilege (the effect processing of the side that was issued later is applied later, and this is more likely to have the effect of complicating the ruling due to the evil god's ruling)... There is 《Mirror Wall》as authority! (Because it is applied even later than Evil God, it is the only combat trick that can return the attacking avatar.)
Although it has high performance, it has some drawbacks.
・It is a weak point that was exposed in the original battle against Kaiba, but it is not possible to step over wall monsters whose defense power is higher than his ATK. 《Superheavy Samurai Big Benkei》is the worst opponent, and if you get hit with defensive power that cannot be copied, it will break through the battle from the front.
・ There are many scenes where only 100 battles damage can be given. His ally's ATK is also subject to copying, so I want to take advantage of the fact that I can add damage to it when attacking directly, or be able to destroy it in battle.
・There is no resistance to monster effects, and it will be easily removed without assistance. Spell Trap Suppression effect can also be chained to activate 《Infinite Impermanence》, and it will be a huge 0/0 vanilla like 《Hieratic Seal of the Sun Dragon Overlord》.
In addition, when fighting with 《The Winged Dragon of Ra》, if you put it out later, it will be 100 LP and you will be able to deal 100 damage from his increased ATK, so a reverse lethal will be decided beautifully, but if you put it out later, it will be 1000 LP. will be removed with the payment of
In this way, Spell Trap's containment is a priority, and the offensive and defensive effects are excellent in the aftermath. Assistance is also required for the point that the hole for the monster effect is not filled. Whether it's a touch-like adoption or a dedicated construction, I'd like to carefully plan how to handle this sharp sphere before operating it.

A level 4 subjugated monster with 3 dangerous effects IN!! The idea is to combine the levels and stats of the two Heralds, but it's level 4 without restrictions, but it's so effective that I wouldn't be surprised if it was said to be level 8. Well, in modern times, it's not like it's hard to put out a high level.
The first effect is 《Dimensional Fissure》that works outside the field. In modern times, it's a permanent effect that sticks in a nasty way, and the cost of sending it from your hand to his GY and activating it can't be paid in the first place. However, since it also works on you, it has the worst compatibility with lower-class Heralds. In the first place, synchronizing with a low-class Herald on the field is almost impossible, and I don't know what the effect of this card was on Herald.
The second effect is a universal negate that throws itself. Needless to say, this is also strong, but in the case of this card, it can be directly connected to the activation of the third effect.
The third effect is a search when sent to his GY. As long as you go to GY, it doesn't matter where you come from or by what means, it's an extremely loose condition, and the search range includes both spells and monsters, making it extremely convenient.
If you pay 6000 LP, you can send 2 cards to GY, "Gale Dogra", "Extra-Foolish Burial" that does not require summoning rights, "Nekroz Kaleidoscope", proof of the Ritual Spell's heyday, and "Diviner of the Herald", which is just a request to send it. It is often dropped, and all of them have produced more than sufficient results in combination with this card. It is not difficult to incorporate it into solitaire because it responds to various summoning materials.
In general, the third effect tends to attract attention, but the first and second effects are extremely brutal in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, where it is important to interfere with actions, and it is unthinkable to receive a rating other than 10 points. can.
The only weak point is that the status is suitable for a level 4 synchro body. Large summons can be prevented by the second effect, but with 1000 DEF, there is a risk of being knocked down even by low-ranking monsters who use it out of desperation.
Even in that case, the third effect can be activated, but if you line it up with some kind of combat countermeasure, its strength will be more effective. Another option is to use 《Bi'an, Earth of the Yang Zing》as a material. Monsters leaving the field are fine and he goes to GY, so it's good that he doesn't interfere with Yang Zing's effect.

The Timelord named after the stern angel Kamael. His deck bounce, which cannot be chained and does not target, is one of the best removal abilities in the Yu-Gi-Oh world, and destroys all illusions except those with complete resistance. Even the ultimate line-up of 《Djinn Releaser of Rituals》with effect 《Nekroz of Clausolas》+ 《Red-Eyes Dark Dragoon》has no choice but to clear the way in front of this. I wonder if it's a wife.
When used as a side main to break open the pressure board, it competes with 《Sandaion, the Timelord》, which can also break through Released Lagoon. Over there, you can bypass effects that react to Special Summon and effect activation to defeat monsters with ATK 4000 or less, and even if the effect is negated by 《Blackwing Full Armor Master》or 《Skill Drain》・《Effect Veiler》, etc. It is superior in that it does not stop and burn damage is greater than this one.
On the other hand, Camion has destruction resistance, has an effect when destroyed, can deal with monsters with ATK over 4000, and can also snipe Spell Trap. Also, in order to support 《Time Maiden》, I would like to prioritize it in the Timelord Deck. I want to use 《Metaion, the Timelord》・《Gabrion, the Timelord》, which can remove large amounts, and this one, which is superior in quality as a removal.

It is a Rank 4 that can evolve into various Rank 5s, and in terms of the story, it can be said to be the final form of 《Gem-Knight Lazuli》.
We can't put out a No., but we can ignore other restrictions on materials, and our strength is that we have a strong line-up of choices. Among them, the movement of connecting "Cyber Dragon Nova" to "Cyber Dragon Infinity" from 3 materials was extremely powerful, and due to the prosperity of rank 4 decks at the time, it was feared by many duelists as the death spell "Ptoreno Vainfi". rice field. Using 2 materials and replenishing the materials with its own effect, the movement to become 《Constellar Pleiades》during the opponent's turn was also powerful. 《Chronomaly Vimana》is also strong now.
The difficulty is that the pressure on the EX Deck frame is intense. If you want to make full use of the effect, you would want to incorporate this card, multiple summon candidates, and (2) supplementary cards, but that would crush the other slots. Even now and in the past, it was a considerable price to lay off someone from rank 4, where excellent candidates were available. It is said that the card was banned for less than 8 months due to criticism that it was the culprit of fixation and that it was robbing the rank 4 deck of the opportunity to play an active role), but now it is rank 4. ``Number 41: Bagooska the Terribly Tired Tapir'', ``Number 39: Utopia Double'', ``Number 60: Dugares the Timeless'' and other hard-to-lease options are increasing, and ``Number F0: Utopic Future'' + ``Number F0: Utopic Draco Future'', ``Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder'', and Link Monster are also competing, even kicking them. The advantage of reaching for rank 5 summons is diminishing.
However, since it can be used as a bridge between rank 4 (level 4) and rank 5, it can be expected to have various synergistic effects other than simply using it for suppression, and its potential is extremely high. There's also the possibility that a card like Outer Entity Azathot will show up that is meaningful in ranking up during the opponent's turn (the co-starring period was about two weeks, and that one is a crime worthy of being banned even without a putre). won't be back forever). I could give it a 9, but I'm going with a 10 here.
Regarding the hidden turn skip effect, if you use the current paper, you can use 4 materials "Tellarknight Constellar Caduceus" to search for "Constellar Tellarknights" → "Stellarknight Constellar Diamond" → "Constellar Ptolemy M7" → Constellar Tellarknights. It's become a level of romance that you can reach. It's not as solid a combination as Rongomi Shadow, but it's a good-looking combo that seems to combine the power of the planets of the terminal world. If you are interested, please try it.

"? The card has changed...! Why!? I should have activated ..."
"With the power of 《Artifact Durandal》, I rewrote it..."
His Artifact bearing the name of the hero Roland's beloved sword, Durandal. According to the original text, it seems to have destruction resistance, but it has two tricky abilities based on the interpretation of "a sword that cuts off memories".
The first is an effect that converts the effects of monster effects, normal spells, and normal traps into cyclones limited to the opponent's field. You can negate the opponent's effects and have the opponent destroy his Artifact on your field, leading to a development. The range is also a mysterious designation, but it has a wide range that is difficult to fall with negation.
Since there are no material restrictions, he can be used with a Rank 5 Deck that does not use Artifact, but in that case, be aware that if you do not have his Spell/Trap on your field, you cannot rewrite the opponent's effect. Keep in mind that you can also Cyclone unwanted effects on your side. It can also be used with a dream of actively detonating a single face-down 《Waking the Dragon》, in which case it would be more convenient to handle it with a non-Artifact Deck.
The second effect is Reload, which affects both allies and enemies. It can disrupt searches, but it doesn't really synergize with Artifact, and it's rarely seen because the first effect can't be used the turn it's activated. However, by chaining to the activation and special summoning Protector of the Sanctuary, or by chaining Durandal and Droll & Lock Bird immediately after the opponent's search, you can get all the handicap. Exhibits tremendous power. The same goes for the Yabusake Combo above, but if you don't want to deal with Artifact and aim for a single combo, you can consider preparing it via Rank 4 《Tellarknight Ptolemaeus》.
It was planned to be 9 points, but as I was writing it, my evaluation of the potential changed and I was able to join the ranks of 10 points. The revival of Putre, the link to rank 4, is also a tailwind.

Bounce, Yoshi!
A powerful Rank 5 that appears while pointing and confirming. The material is tied to LIGHT, but there are many cards that can be used, such as 《Constellar Kaus》, Artifact, Chronomaly, 《Cyber Dragon》and 《Galaxy Soldier》, and if it doubles as a Machine, it can be used with Nova Infi. It is also a strong candidate to rank up from "Tellarknight Ptolemaeus" along with Nova Infi. , It is also a strength that you can choose to rank up on the opponent's turn after replenishing "Stellarknight Constellar Diamond".
You can set up a wide range of bounces with a free chain, and it will be a strong deterrent to the opponent's movement. Since Spell Trap and cards in your field are also covered, you can protect your own cards from unexpected destruction and reuse them to recover your advantage. The point is that even if he is about to be eliminated in a situation where there are no valid bounce targets, you can select "Target Pleiades himself and bounce to the EX Deck" to deny him movement to the GY/exclusion zone. It's good to remember.
It can do a wide range of things, but it can only be used once per turn, so it is important to determine the must counter. I don't want to reassure frightened opponents by shooting them into trivial diversions.

By stacking 《Constellar Ptolemy M7》, you can reinforce your RBI and break through monsters with less than 2700 DEF in battle. However, that's basically it, and compared to his other Constellar Xyz effects, I can't shake the impression that it's plain. It doesn't work for links either.
It's also a minus that the material restraint is strict in spite of the scenes that don't live. 《Constellar Sheratan》and 《Constellar Leonis》are reasonably good, but there is little room to adapt to other card pool expansions. It's just sober, but not to the extent that it's weak, and it's doubtful that the 3-axis Constellar will be strengthened any time soon... It's gone into a dead end course.
By the way, in the 3DS version, he only has Constellar X monsters like this and M7, and if you use it properly, you will have to level 4 with Kaust to level 3. It's usable, but it's too cramped.

It has nothing to do with 《Elemental HERO Prisma》. The form is similar to the superhuman of the same name that appears in Kinnikuman, but it probably has nothing to do with it. In the first place, this guy appeared earlier, so being called Pachimon is perfect from the person in question.
He looks like nothing but vanilla, but in reality he's the one and only Normal Monster from LIGHT・Rock. He also has a generous vanilla support, and if you combine it with Gem-Knight, you might get a good soup stock.

I'm 《Tearlaments Kitkallos》. Tearlaments Kitkallos no matter what anyone says.
Traditional canonical fusion axis Deck supporter. His nickname is Swamp Man.
The Fusion Material Substitute Effect and the Polymerization Search Effect itself were effects that had already appeared, but by having both of them, you could say things like "There's fusion, but you don't have enough materials!" It has evolved into a supporter who can deal with both of the worries that come with fusion. He has long been a candidate for inclusion in various fusion decks, partly due to the lack of a follow-up to show his unique advantages.
In particular, it is known for its success in the HERO Deck, which handles regular fusions and has many material names that can be substituted, such as "Elemental HERO Shining Flare Wingman" (Elemental HERO Numachiman). It was also great that he didn't have much of a role with the alternative material "Elemental HERO Prisma" that appeared later.
There are times when new fusions do not come out, fusion themes gradually shift in the direction of making use of the uniqueness and loss compensation performance of dedicated fusions, and original fusion support is distributed to regular fusion decks (《Elemental HERO Blazeman》) , and 《Lunalight Black Sheep》, etc.), it has experienced various headwinds over the past 20 years, but it is a card that still has room for utilization. Recently he has been able to use both effects by being sent to GY and being a substitute material, and has restored his reputation with his Tearlaments, which also benefits from being Aqua himself. Even after Kitokaros was banned, it remained in the environment as it became the material for Lurukaros instead, and perhaps because of such trends, it was designated as a precautionary restriction in MD. You're not demonstrating the vitality of a Dragon Ruler.

It's a card like the pinnacle of brain muscle, as it needs to be layered with Rank 10, which itself is heavy, but its effect increases ATK and DEF to 4000 and attacks continuously. Unusually for me, no further explanation seems necessary.

《Gagaga Cowboy》with 2.5 times the rank and bullet size. 1/4 of the initial LP is blown away from the turret that stretches out (Master Duel).
In addition to being able to work regardless of the situation, he is popular because it is an effect that directly leads to victory if the LP is within range. Because he's not tied to materials, he's prepared for the EX Deck in any theme that hits level 10, like Eldlich or the Timelord. Even though it doesn't have a turn 1, it's difficult to supply materials to get 1 kill with 4 replays, but it has 3000 ATK and DEF, so you can aim for 1 kill with 《Limiter Removal》and 《Superdreadnought Rail Cannon Juggernaut Liebe》in quick succession. Being able to go is also a strength.

The Timelord named after the giant angel Sandalphon. In contrast to the other Timelords who have 0 ATK and DEF, he has a massive stat of 4000 ATK and DEF.
Even in Yu-Gi-Oh, where inflation has progressed, monsters with over 3000 RBI have increased, but monsters with over 4000 RBI are not seen that often. Threatening the survival of Ace Monsters. On top of this, there is even destruction resistance, and since only "compromise summoning + attack" is included in the process, effect resistance, special summon negate, effect negate, and furiche destruction make no sense.
《Apoqliphort Towers》, 《Baronne de Fleur》, 《Tearlaments Rulkallos》, 《Cyber Dragon Infinity》and 《Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess》with 《I:P Masquerena》can be knocked down with bare hands. Therefore, it is often piled up in the side deck as a general-purpose flip card.
Even though it is the strongest with such basic specs, it even has the effect of giving 2000 burns. Regardless of the situation, the number is large, and if you hit after "Michion, the Timelord", the opponent will die with "Superdreadnought Rail Cannon Gustav Max". Combined with 《Celestial Transformation》etc., it can easily cause 1 kill, so it is extremely dangerous.
Compromise summoning conditions are slightly stricter than other the Timelords (requires monsters to be in the opponent's field), and it is necessary to keep in mind that support that makes use of 0 offense and defense such as Time Maiden cannot be used, but it is a big problem. isn't it.
If you look at the performance of one card, it should not be an exaggeration to say that it is the strongest in the Yu-Gi-Oh world.

PSY Frame Road Ranked 1st. Combining three versatile effects with extremely light footwork due to the lack of binding, it is the most powerful card and problem child in the synchro world.
(1) is a temporary handicap and an effect that avoids removal of yourself. There are many modest benefits, such as clearing the field to allow subsequent PSY frames to pass through, and gaining an information advantage from exclusion cards. Also, even though he was a handicap, he didn't have tan 1 when he was born, so in Synchro Dark at its peak, the first player played 3 of them and locked the opponent's hand. directly caused.
(2) is an effect that returns the removed card to his GY every opponent's turn. There is no shortage of items to return in the Synchro Dimension, such as 《PSY-Frame Overload》in the Theme Deck (because it is “returned” to GY, so it can avoid the restriction that it cannot be activated on the turn “sent” to GY), and 《Mezuki》in Synchro Undead. Since it can also interact with the opponent's exclusion zone, it can also temporarily block the return of cards that have been excluded.
(3) is an effect that allows you to return yourself and one card of your choice from his GY to his Deck. Unlike 《Keldo the Sacred Protector》, it is not a free chain, but it also has multiple functions such as using your own GY card and interfering with the opponent's use of his GY. It also returns to his deck, so it's good to be able to use it over and over again, albeit with restrictions.
It is also powerful as a handicap, but its strength is that it can freely access cards in various zones, so you can consider using it in various Synchro decks. The combination with Swordsoul, which is good at dealing with removal and can easily reach level 8, would be interesting.