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A child that gives destruction resistance while linking to the opponent's turn like Accel Synchro.
The summoning conditions are also very loose.
It's mostly used for Unicorn and Link 4's Astrum, but he's Borrel, he's Scareclaw, whatever.
Not broken, but strong, too strong.

If you are in trouble, this is it!
A good card that can be used in both serious and E・HERO fan decks.
The fusion conditions seem to be strict and loose, and in addition to this card, it's easy to get another Fusion Monster by searching Miracle Fusion.
Although the effect is a little late, it can destroy cards when attacking other monsters in your own field, so it can break unnecessary interference, and it is also strong to hit with a HERO whose status has become Blue-Eyed.
If it's a fusion axis hero, it's a loss for the time being.

Oniichan……
Negate anything as long as it is mutually linked.
It's hard to activate if the marker is a downward theme, but he's easy with Cyberse and Evil Twins.
Of course, it goes well with Orcust, the World Chalice, and Mekk-Knight, which are also World Legacy themes.
If you link summon Reeve from the robot-turned-onii-chan and drop Set or the World Chalice, you can search for it on the next turn, but then you'll want to search for World Legacy Succession.
With Orcust, the conditions are more sensibly looser than this one, and there is another effective 《Orcust Crescendo》.
It's not bad, but if you can afford to choose Deck so much.

The draw effect is certainly powerful, but it doesn't add destruction resistance or combat resistance, so it's difficult to use it at the right time.
It seems that it will change again when the level 2 rank Purrely corresponding to this card comes.

Is it a first-time killer card?
Subtle as an initial move. The search effect is not on turn 1, so you can shoot as many times as you like, so if you attack without knowing who your opponent is, you can search for Lantern Marie as many times as you like.
Somehow that seems to be the purpose.
Ghostrick itself is easy to put out his Darklord, and it's easy to search for Field Spells, so it's easy to replace. However, I want to search for 《Ghostrick Shot》, so I consult with my hand and field. If you want to make the most of the parade, you have to turn the Darklord face down.
The drawback is that no matter what you do from here, no damage will occur,
And the point that the effect cannot be used unless it is attacked directly.
Ghostrick can easily reuse his GY cards, so it might be a good idea to use Reform early to prepare for reuse.
It's weak for the time being, but personally, it's great that the effect is complete within the category, unlike some other categories.
I think it's a brilliant card if you can use it in your opponent's turn.

An unreasonably strong card.
It can be Synchro Summoned at no cost just by showing one card when played, and it also has a draw effect. Cards that are harder to score.
How much do you need to show your hand? I wouldn't even call it a drawback.
It looks cute too!
There is also a setting picture, so it is also recommended to see it.

It may be stronger to use it as a general purpose.
If he destroys the card when link summoning and doesn't have enough spells, he'll be sent to GY, but it's like he's done his job, so that's fine.
Next, he doesn't get tied up with Special Summon, so if he survives, I think he's an excellent relay, such as connecting to other Sky Striker Ace or other Link Monsters.
I think that the destruction effect is mainly used, so the effect during battle is a bonus. It seems that it can be used when you survived with infinite shadows.
It doesn't seem to be very useful in Sky Striker Ace, but I think it's excellent as a general-purpose card.

One of the most broken cards in Field Spells.
If it's just hand activation, it's fine, but resource recovery is a pretty dangerous effect.
It's fine if you can put it on the side, but in an environment like Master Duel where it's hard to counter, it's as strong as a demon.

Although this child pin is poor, it is a monster that moves like lubricating oil such as each material and mushroom processing.
I think he's the Scareclaw who's less prone to card accidents. His stats and effects match Scareclaw, and I think it's strong that he can move with just one Scareclaw card and this monster.
His other Scareclaw monsters can move by themselves.
With Kashtira, I'm a little concerned that some cards may go bad depending on the hand. It was strong to be able to process mushrooms.
It is likely that the number will increase in the next revision.

The effect remains the same...
It's pretty biased, so read with caution.
① The effect will be excellent without complaint. Search is justice.
The third effect isn't bad either, as Manadum has many cards that can destroy their own effects.
The problem is the effect of ②. By increasing the offense and defense of her LIGHT monsters with the number of field and GY tuners, Manadum Tuner's Special Summon becomes impossible.
If it's Reichheart, it's safe, but Liliumheart isn't compatible with Hikari, even though he's in the same category. why?
Since there are many tuners in the hand trigger system, it will be difficult to stack.
For the time being, Manadum itself is compatible with Light Heart and Reich Heart, so if he casts Scareclaw's Field Spell, the disadvantage can be eliminated for the time being.
On the wiki, it says "Armageddon Knight" ~, but I think it's too much to use the summoning right in terms of compatibility, so let's quietly stick with "Chicken Game" or the second set, or he'll put LP Obia.
It's a search card, but since it's difficult to use this card as an initial move, it will be a card for combos from 《Mannadium Abscission》.
Due to the convenience of construction, other Field Spells are also used, and it is difficult to use as an initial move, so I think that the number of cards used should be small.

A card that collects up to 2 of his Labrynth Spell Traps from his Exclusion Zone or his GY and brings that number of Traps from the Deck.
The effect itself is quite powerful, and with 《Trap Trick》he can bring Welcome Labrynth and so on to easily fulfill the conditions.
It is easy to apply, such as setting infinite shadows and general-purpose traps to make it difficult to interfere, or simply setting two obstruction traps.
For that reason, it's a card that requires a combo, but since it bears the name of Labrynth, it's easy to search for, and it works well with a pin stab, so let's use it with a pin.
Is it a weak point that it is slightly eaten by Mugen Hoei, which is compatible with it, and that it is weak as an initial move?

A cost-effective dragon that can handle battles quietly and increase the summoning power of the World Chalice.
It's not enough to simply summon Normal Monsters and add them, so I'd like to add something.

A strong card that is only allowed in the minor category of EARTH Machine.
Trains, Infinitrack, not to mention Karakuri and Morphtronic are good for synchro.
There is a restriction that it cannot attack anything other than Machine, but it seems that you can hit it if you change the race.

Above all, the young lady seems to be having fun.
Although the movement becomes complicated, I think it is a powerful Welcome Labrynth Trap.
The effect of ① can be activated even if you do not have your own monster, and at that time it will be a real search.
If you have a monster, you can activate the effects of lower Labrynth and Lovely Labrynth of the Silver Castle by bouncing a monster that was not the one who Special Summoned after her Special Summoned.
If you're in trouble for the time being, it's Lady Labrynth of the Silver Castle.
It's not really for serious use, but since Stoopy can revive herself when she throws monsters with her trap, I think it's possible to include it for combos.
By the way, since it's a Welcome Labrynth Trap, the ① effect of 《Labrynth Labyrinth》will also activate. strong.
The second effect is her GY effect, which allows her to bounce her Fiend monsters, and if there is a level 8 demon here, she can bounce cards on the opponent's field.
The bounce itself is powerful, but GY activation is already strong. Even if you are removed, you can recover it with 《Labrynth Set-Up》if you feel like it, so you don't have to worry about it.
By the way, it seems that the ① effect of 《Labrynth Labyrinth》is not applied.
It seems that the effect of Labyrinth Castle ② does not apply to her GY activation, so it seems useless.
Personally, I'm glad that the name of her Labrynth is the biggest, and that the number of search destinations for Shandra and Stoopy has increased.
If it's serious, it's hard to get both, so I think it would be nice if more people were hired in the future.

A Normal Trap that revives the selected monster out of the three, or the unselected monster.
It's interesting, but I usually wonder if "Back to the Front" or Living Dead would be fine.
As a clear disadvantage, he targets GY monsters, which means that he can't be activated unless there are 3 monsters in GY, so he loses to the above card in terms of speed.
It is also a drawback that all three are not necessarily convenient monsters.
The clear difference is that it can be revived in Attack Position and Trap does not remain on the field.
《Back to the Front》is defensive, so it can't revive Link Monster, and if Living is used as a material after being revived, it will remain on the field, making it impossible to use cards like Lightning Storm.
Personally, I think that the theme that is compatible with the link deck is compatible, and among them, Tri-Brigade is good.
It's easy to accumulate cards in GY, and if you have 3 iron beasts, the effect won't spoil no matter how you choose it.
Well, in the first place, it's a story about loading traps like this on the iron beast.
If it's Fur Hire, you can make a kaiken Donna with extra G and Urara, which is a sign of hand triggers, so it might be hard to rot even in a certain environment with GY in a delicate state.