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Dark Rebellion Xyz is a Vanilla card that needs to be Ranked up unless it's used as material. Xyz summoning using rank-up spells was the star of anime and manga, and one of the characteristics of Xyz. But OCG rarely sees the light of day. It takes a lot of time and effort to prepare a rank-up spell in your hand after Xyz, and if you draw only a rank-up spell, it's a complete accident factor. There aren't many Xyz that are strong enough to take that much effort, so it's become an unused summoning method. However, this card is worth putting out even if it ranks up. Monster negate Destruction 3 shots are really strong. Yu-Gi-Oh's strongest class suppression card. Conversely, a card that needs to be ranked up cannot find value in using it unless it is this strong.

Impossibly strong. Strong and very versatile. It has a questionable strength. Why is material included? Why are you adding target resistance? Why don't revived monsters have restrictions? Why can it be used during the opponent's turn? Cards such as Iron Beast, Gishki, etc., which he sent to Spright are active, and the power and versatility will continue to be used, and will suffer the same fate as Hari, Anaconda, and Carrier.

A strange monster whose effect changes depending on the number of materials. When you have 4 or more, it's especially powerful and your opponent can't do anything. If you can have 4,5 or more materials, this card is the strongest suppression card. But compared to banned Domination cards like VFD and Hope Zexal, it's a lot harder to come up with. If you specialize in Rhongomiant with a dedicated build, it's not impossible, but even if you throw all your resources and put out 5 Gomiants, there's a high chance that he'll be returned with his materials missing before you pack your LP. Illusions can create 5 trash while accumulating resources, but the initial requirement is not low and it is subject to all triggers. Now that the nominee has decreased, the gambling element of high risk high return has become stronger. Of course, Rhongomiant itself has the strongest power, and if Numbers' support cards increase even further, it's possible that one day it will be banned as easily as Hope Zexal, but the reality is that some of his decks can't play it. No, but it's a high-risk romantic gun.

At first glance, it's a good card that's convenient. If you look at it alone, it doesn't look like a broken performance, with a voracious draw, vanilla revival, and an easy-to-use rank 4. All-purpose Rank 4 is a collection of excellent cards, and there are many stronger guys such as Abyss, Baguska, Dugales, and Time Thief. Surprisingly, however, Emeral has been used as the core of some brutal solitaire combos on several occasions. The notable feature of this card is its return effect, not draw or resurrection. With this, the movement to return the EX monster and loop it was powerful. Emeral itself doesn't need to be searched, and it's rank 4 with no restrictions, so it's easy to put out. EX monsters that can be returned and used for loops are quite rare and are easy to put out. Also, when will it become a bad key part for solitaire loop combos?

A Synchro Monster that is active in anime and has powerful effects in OCG. Interference performance is high, there is also an increase in RBI, and the holding position is good. The illustration is exactly the performance of ace. Synchro decks at the time this came out were trying to get crystals out. But now I see them less often. The reason is the emergence of strong and easy-to-put-out competitors. It's a little troublesome to specify Synchro as a material for Crystal Wing. It is necessary to involve a link, but without binding, he can negate Savage with Spell Trap, and Baroness, which destroys all negates without binding materials with 10 synchros, etc. However, there is also the charm of high fighting power, and I think that depending on the deck, it is completely ant to put this one out.

Other people are writing, but it's a clear broken card. why did you print level. It writes only strong things, and is almost self-contained. Search, GY drop, SS, Yu-Gi-Oh's strong effects are all packed in. And as for GY Fertilizer, 5 sheets is not half bad. It's a theme-specific card, so it's not very versatile, but its simple power is top-class in Yu-Gi-Oh! It holds up well to the notorious banned cards. Tearlaments, which continues to be the overwhelming environmental leader, faces significant regulation. And Kitkaros would be at the top of that list. It wouldn't be banned since there is an infusion that names this card, but it could be quite restrictive. In the first place, it's not a good card to have unlimited or semi-restricted performance.

A card that continued to participate in brutal combos. It's super strong if it can be activated, so it's always been specified as a limit.
Can't we just unlock it? It's also a card that feels like. Reverse cards are slow these days. Of course, it may be possible to incorporate cards that support it and activate it first, but there are plenty of other strong routes and cards to go that far. Besides, this card is caught in the back. Even with a theme like Dark World, which works well, there's a lag before starting up, and I'm skeptical about using a card that can be shut down.

His Xyz Monster, the strongest that makes a perfect match with Azeus. Yu-Gi-Oh has top-class power even if you look at it as a whole. Destruction resistance to high RBI, and control to monster negate. I only write strong things. Moreover, the summoning conditions are not difficult for the specs. It uses at least 2 extra frames, but it's cheap considering the dragon emperor's performance. It will continue to be used in the environment as a trump card for Xyz Decks.

A representative monster of general-purpose 8 synchro. All three effects are strong and useful. Temporary handicap is particularly strong. Cards that can be easily handicapped are almost banned now, so it's probably the easiest handicap card to use. General-purpose 8 Synchro has several excellent monsters, but in fact, there are few all-purpose interference. The only all-purpose interfering Savage is vanilla in a deck that doesn't link, Dragite, which interferes with Spell Trap, needs water in his GY, and just banishing Dragon Demon God will work. Omega is the easiest to use because you can disable one card with unconditional handicap. Similarly, Trishula, who can handicap in the lead and doesn't have the same name as Turn 1, has been lifted, but unlike those who limit the materials, Ω doesn't have any restrictions. Moreover, level 8 is easier than Ω. Considering the 3 handicap hurdles ahead, it will be a long time before Ω is lifted.

After Anaconda, Harifiber, and Union Carrier, is this guy next? A card that is often said. It's true that Link 2, who is from the same Link Vrains and is recruited by Search and earns ads in an easy-to-understand manner, is said to be suspicious. I personally don't think it should be banned. First of all, since warriors are specified as materials, it cannot be used widely. Searched cards cannot be used immediately, and you need to put equipment cards in his deck to recruit. There is no equipment card that is commonly used in modern times, and the equipment card itself feels outdated in the first place. If you want to recruit a level 4, you have to put in 4 pieces of such equipment, and if you skip it, there will be a problem. Warrior is one of the representative races of Yu-Gi-Oh, and strong themes will continue to emerge, so it may be banned someday, but I think it will be fine for the time being.

With Anaconda, Halifair, and Union Carrier imprisoned, one of the most banned monsters. Like the above three, she is from the Link Vrains Pack, which has created a lot of broken things, and her role is similar to Anaconda and Harifiber. Electrum anaconda on his Pendulum. All three effects are powerful and he is a card that cannot be included in the Pendulum Deck. Weakened by the link rule, he feels like he was half-forced to save Pendulum. Will this card be banned as well? Subtle if you ask me. Pendulum has been weakened even after the rule revision, and the need for link markers has not changed. There are environment-level pendulums such as Magician and Endymion, but their share is not high. Even with such a strong card, the share is not good because he has weaknesses and flaws unique to Pendulum. 《Dimensional Barrier》, Magic Seal, Tsuitsui, and other deadly cards are in common use. Also, there are quite a few players who don't like Pendulum in the first place. It can't be helped from a mechanical point of view, but he has a lot of pendulums to memorize, and some people don't like designs with a lot of letters. Like in his EM days, if the Pendulum theme goes wild, the Electrum will be banned in an instant, but he seems to be forgiven as long as he is active.

Swordsoul's absolute ace. This card in Swordsoul is really strong. The dual wielding of searching and interfering is amazing. You can search for Ryuen and Kengen to extend the deployment, or you can bring in a dark turn to increase the interference, or he can bring in a Swordsoul monster afterward, making it a flexible and versatile work. Even though that alone is strong enough, it has an unexpected obstruction. Also has a high score. Swordsoul can easily create level 8 synchros, and general 8 synchros have many excellent cards such as Ω, Dragon Demon God, and Dragite, but Swordsoul will most likely produce this card. so strong.

It's strong to be able to peeping handicap, even if it's temporary. It's just too expensive. The cost of revealing your hand is also tough, plus 2,000 LP is quite heavy. Unlike Grave and Obliterate, you can't stop hand triggers. However, after Spright went on a rampage, it became a side card that we saw from time to time. As a countermeasure against decks like Urara and Awakage that can't be stopped with single-shot triggers, Meiou and Samboru became regular sideboarders, and they started to attract attention little by little. The time has finally come for this card. Shinsen is more likely to be adopted as a countermeasure against flipping cards like Hades, but if I stop Ragama and the others, I won't do this much anymore. Ragama and Ravago are regular side cards. With monsters lined up side by side, this card can be considered as a starting side for his Deck, which has the power to decide the next turn. I think this is a card to keep an eye on. I just care about how it looks. What the hell is this.

A top class card. Since the timing of activation is limited, it is not easy to use, but once it is decided, the board can be returned at once. Since it's not a Counter Trap, Baroness and him can be blocked with a versatile negate interference card like Borreload Savage, but without it, even if there are interference monsters like Mirai Dragon King and Stapelia, they'll be eaten. His deck is quite large due to monster effect interference, so there are quite a few opponents who can pass.

Can we lift the ban now? A card that says. I personally think you should go back. Now there are more powerful and versatile extras, and every deck has extra slots. If you use this card, you have to put in a Rank 5 separately, and if you play Nova Infinity, you'll use 3 extra slots for that alone. In addition, if you put out Ptolemy at level 4 x 2, you need other Terranite as an extra, so you eat a lot of extras. Now that Other Thoth is banned, I feel like spending so much extra and putting out Ptolemaios. The ban on that divine trial has also been lifted, and it might really come back soon.