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Not a weak effect, but alas, Fluffal isn't the subject he uses GY to that extent.
In addition, the search doesn't work, and the effect is negate, so the utility value is thin at the moment.

Salvage and draw doesn't hurt, but Fluffal isn't one to beat down on its own. It becomes a fusion material immediately, so it doesn't stand still.
Occasionally, there is only Fluffal Dog for the RBI of the bad push.
As such, it's probably not worth relying on this card right now.

Chronomaly's proud engine.
Having both search and self-resurrection luxuriously, the RBI is high without hesitation. Even in today's world, it's a pretty powerful card.
In the past, he's the force that pushed Chronomaly into the environment.

His Chronomaly trump card to punch with a fist.
The reason why it has more support than Atlantal is probably because its inherent effects are unique and surprisingly strong.
ATK fluctuation (especially weakening) is the key, and if it goes well, it will demonstrate high explosive power that interweaves burn damage and self-strengthening.
That's why it's necessary to set the stage, but even if you look inside Chronomaly, debuff agents such as Folk Huke and Tuspa Rocket can be seen here and there, so it's not a difficult story at all.
You can expect success as a finisher.

A card like 《Ultimate Offering》for Chronomaly.
His Chronomaly, which has many monsters with summon trigger effects, tended to worry about who to give the summon right to, but this card improved it considerably.
The conditions and his LP cost are light, and the performance as a deployment support is excellent.
The effect of (2) is like a bonus, but it can help Vimana, which consumes a lot of materials. That being said, since it's going to throw away the deployment card, it's just an emergency measure when you don't have enough materials.

Continuous Spell that raises the RBI of Chronomaly that hits with power. For a card of this kind, the restrictions are loose and the increase value is high.
It has a wide range of uses, such as setting the RBI of the Nebradisc to 2600, strengthening Vimana, which has a suppressive effect, and raising the firepower of Mashmak. If you're a romantic looking for ATK, it wouldn't be a bad idea to pin it.
Simple texts are powerful.

A strange dinosaur that appears from the Exclusion Zone.
The Dinosaur Deck has a surprisingly large number of exclusion gimmicks such as Mycerasaurus and 《Double Evolution Pill》, so it's not difficult to activate.
It's also a good idea to prepare it as a combo part for the return effect.
The status of 2000 RBIs with 4 stars is also excellent. You can't attack directly, but you can participate in attacks.

Easy-to-understand general-purpose Spell/Trap removal card.
There are many derivatives, but the identity of a Quick-Play Spell without cost is still alive and well. In terms of usability, it's perfect.
The extremely high number of reprints proves this.

Frankly speaking, it is a deterioration of Great Justice Lightning, but this card itself is not weak.
Since it has a theme name of Heroic, there is a possibility that it will be strengthened by some kind of beat. Fans believe in possibilities.

Despite the obvious drawbacks of being dependent on the other party and being slow due to traps, it has the strength of mass deployment.
If the LP is low, the RUM can be set as a bonus, and if you can use this to win with Devil's String Boppa, it will be a perfect fan service.
The problem is the activation timing of this card. Playing it on your turn will make Gimme Pupée a hassle, so if possible, I'd like to play it during my opponent's turn. However, it is difficult for the Gimme Pape group to be easily kicked out due to their poor status. It works as a wall and GY manure, but it also makes it harder to roll back.
Impression that is attractive but for advanced users.

His Frightfur's highest RBI coming out of loose material.
It also has two types of burn and has a fairly aggressive design, but since it removes before hitting tactically, it doesn't have many opportunities to activate.
That said, it's easy to use, and as an attacker with 3000 ATK, it's easy to use. The impression is that although the priority is low, it is not particularly weak.

The cartoon version of the trump card Frightfur.
However, if it is said that it is an ace-class performance, it is subtle.
Although his ATK enhancement level is high due to his own effects, the presence of Scissor Tiger, Cruel Whale, and Saber Tiger with resurrection effect are worrisome. These monsters are loose materials and always appear in the middle of development. In addition, since it has a good pump-up effect, it will naturally have deadly firepower while lined up. To be honest, there are few opportunities to put out for single firepower.
Also, the unique effect is not very strong.
As for the effect of (2), Fluffal and Edge Imp are not his GY utilization theme, so I wouldn't be too happy with a large amount of his GY manure. It's probably designed to help him increase his ATK, but it's activated during battle destruction and his ATK increase only applies to his turn. Even 《Toy Parade》can't be fully utilized unless you use it to continuously attack, which is at the level where you suspect a design error.
The only request is (3) target resistance, but honestly if you ask me if I want to get the effect even if I use 3 bodies...
If you want to use it, you will need a special construction. Similarly, the manga version of him has a high affinity with Frightfur and Daredevil in the latter half of the burn effect, so if you use it, please use it.

Hand swaps aren't bad, but Summoning is doubtful if it can play an active role in Fluffal, which you want to rip into Dogs and Owls.
The existence of 《Fluffal Penguin》, which can be used as a fusion material without being summoned, has a similar effect.
To be frank, if it's an effect limited to summoning, I don't think I needed an effect that returns one card from my hand...

The strongest card that can align the hard-to-find Edge Imp members and 《Polymerization》, which is the starting point of development, at once.
Even though his deck is an expansion type, what he's doing is a conventional regular fusion Fluffal. Even if you deceive yourself with search and draw, your hand is basically in a state of being squishy.
Such a good old fusion Deck is probably the only power card that is allowed.

With the beginning of the 11th term, he has a new murderous intent that Frightfur has mastered.
Based on the illustration, the Skudra effect is excellent, as if it were telling you to fuse with Edge Imp Sabres. Since it doesn't target, it's almost certain to destroy the opponent's board.
And even after fusion summoning, he doesn't stand still, and the second effect allows him to raise his ATK for the Frightfur guys. There is no doubt that the 1kill power has risen again. It's also good that it can be activated with Furiche.
In addition, he requires a Frightfur card as a cost to activate it, but if you drop Frightfur Repair from the deck to GY at this time, the right to summon will increase to 2 times.
Isn't it too good to mesh with the same pack new, this guy.