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His Deck at the end of this pack is Ursarctic, a Buttobi Synchro theme that mimics Dark Synchro. Compared to the other 2 decks, many of the cards have simple effects as much as the gimmicks are complicated.
A level 7 Ursarctic that has a special summon effect common to Ursarctic that special summons from your hand by releasing the highest grade monster from your hand, and an effect that searches for 1 Ursarctic monster when special summon succeeds.
All Level 7 Bell Acties can reduce Special Summon's disadvantage in some way, but this card is the easiest to handle as it increases Bell Acties from the Deck through Search. Basically, it should be connected to the level 8 Ursarctic to connect to the special synchro summoning it has.
It is the easiest to use among the level 7 bell activities, as it will naturally dig through the deck. It becomes a card that you want to load as much as possible. Even so, it is a weakness of his Deck itself that it is necessary to release it when it is put out, and it is necessary to release it even if you use the searched card...

An unusual card that is a Counter Trap but does not negate at all.
If his Solachord is in the P zone and the opponent uses a card effect, return the face-up card in the EX Deck to his Deck to protect the P monster from that effect, and the card in the P zone also has that effect. It has the effect of protecting from the destruction and removal of
Since it's a Counter Trap, I thought it would function as a hindrance, but to my surprise, it's a card that only protects monsters and scales. Since the monster protects the whole from all effects, it is quite excellent as a resistance grant. However, since it is only for that moment, it is vulnerable to the second arrow.
In effect, it's a counter that can only be used against cards that damage your own cards, and it's not cheap at all. Since it's a P-summon Deck, if you don't get banished, you can recover with a P-summon.

Trap cards with effects that can be selected according to Solfachord's scale.
If there are odd and even numbers in the scale, you can select the effect that he can Special Summon his odd and even face-up Solfachords from the EX Deck, and if both exist, you can choose the effect of destroying one of your opponent's cards.
Special Summon from the EX Deck can also be P summoned, but it is useful if there is only one scale or if you need his Special Summon at the timing of Trap. It's not a P summon, but if you match even and odd numbers, you can get it, so you can use Cutia to search for it.
If odd and even numbers are aligned, it can also be eliminated. The effect is light for the conditions, but since it is the only one in Solfachord that removes Friche, it has enough performance to interfere. The condition itself is elegant and easily met.
He has a lot of complicated cards, but in Solachord, he is easy to handle with cards that are simple and easy to understand.

A field for Solfachord that can use each of the three effects once per turn.
The effect of returning his Solfachord on the front side of the EX Deck to the hand, the effect of increasing the scale of his Solfachord in the P zone by the level, if there are 3 or more types of Solfachord with odd or even scales on the field has the effect of destroying one of your opponent's cards.
First of all, the fact that you can use three effects in one turn is quite packed, but each one has a powerful effect.
The effect of returning his Solfachord from the EX Deck to the hand is simply a nasty effect that the hand recovers every turn. In particular, if you collect Cutia, which is difficult to P summon, you can use search again and it has a great taste. There is a big difference in meaning between P-summoning from the EX Deck and P-summoning from the hand, so it also plays a role in overcoming that barrier.
The scale change effect can P-summon Courier. If Courier is the axis, it will be an essential effect. Also, even if he has a low scale, he can do a wide range of P summons with this card even if he only has Solachord.
The last condition is a bit heavy, but it's hard to beat the fact that two fields with excellent effects so far also have removal. And it doesn't target.
There's no way a card with 3 powerful effects that fits the deck's direction well is weak.

A card that can use various effects depending on the number of Solfachord monsters on the field.
With 3 types or more, the effect of returning a card from the P zone to the hand and instead placing his face-up Solfachord in the EX Deck into the P zone, 5 types or more with the effect of special summoning 1 of his Solfachord from the hand, 7 types It has the effect of destroying all face-up cards of the opponent.
I don't think it's possible to have 7 types when the field is limited to 5, but he in the P zone counts Solfachord, so that's a maximum of 7 types.
Three types of effects change the arrangement of P monsters. It will probably be when you want to use the Courier or Cutia on the scale, but considering the weight of the conditions, it's not a very useful effect. The 5 types of effects are Special Summons from your hand, but if you can use this effect, you will have at most 3 of his Solfachords on the field. In that case, the P-summoning system will be in place, and I don't really know what card I want to target with this card instead of P-summoning.
7 types are Roman cannons. Do not touch the back side. If you can clear the field, you will definitely win, but...
The three types of effects can be activated in combination, but the directionality is difficult and even if they are used separately, the combo effect is poor. I feel like the benefits don't match the hard work.

A powerful support card that selects one of three effects.
The effect of placing a Solfachord P monster from the Deck into the P zone, the effect of sending a Solfachord P monster from your hand to the EX Deck to place an odd-numbered and even-numbered Solfachord P monster from the Deck into the P zone, the 1 of the odd and even scales of the P zone Select and activate the effect of sending the set to the EX Deck and drawing 2 cards.
A card that specializes in pulling out cards from the Deck and adjusting the scale. It smells like 《Pendulum Call》in Magician. The second effect is particularly strong, and you can instantly complete any scale at the cost of sending an EX Deck that doesn't hurt much with the P Summoning Axis Deck. The same is true for the first effect, but basically Solfachord has little difference in the P effect, so it will be a combination that can take a wide range of numbers on the scale.
The final effect converts scale to draw. However, if the scale collapses, some of Solfaford's effects will not be usable. It hurts that aces such as Beauty and Coolia are mixed in some of them. It's important to know when to use it, but if you search for this card in Gracia, this effect is your main target.
I'd be lying if I said I didn't need this effect in a scaled P Deck.

Solfachord's trump card is the second do. Let's sing
Advanced Solfachord common P effect, effect that releases 2 P monsters to Special Summon, effect that negates 1 card on the opponent's face, if there is an odd scale, 2 cards, depending on the highest scale of the P zone If an opponent's monster with ATK less than the set ATK uses an effect, it reacts and has an effect that destroys the effect.
Has a self Special Summon effect, but is a little heavy. If you can prepare the EX Deck and P-summon to Electrum or Musesia's link destination every time, you can use it. Rather than that, it's easier to call it via Angelia's effect, or prepare a scale 9 with Harmonia's effect.
Negate the effects of 1-2 monsters on the field, but since it is an activation effect, it is limited to your turn. This card itself is the only one with a number above 2700 in terms of attack, so I want a partner. Is it quite effective to remove destruction resistance for the effect of beauty?
On the other hand, it also has an effect like 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》within the range below ATK, which is determined according to the maximum scale. It can be expected as a control force, but it is not good at stopping the effect of large monsters, and it does not stop the effect itself, so it does not affect development and searches. By arranging this with Beauty, exclusion and destruction may be combined to make it look the strongest.
I think it would have been the best large size if the starting effect was destruction and the triggering effect was negate. Since it has a scale of 1, which is the lowest odd number, it may be used as a scale member.

Si is happy
Higher Solfachord Common P-effect, effect that grants face-up Spell Trap a state of being banished when out of play if the opponent's Effect Monster or even Pendulum Scale is present, set according to lowest P-zone scale It has the effect of destroying without question when fighting with an opponent with ATK higher than ATK.
It has two uncommon effects, both of which are powerful. The first effect allows you to perform a mixed black-like action by giving a status on your turn and then knocking it away, and on the opponent's turn, the opponent who is developing. By setting the key to the development of the card in this state, it is possible to move to check the use of GY of that card. If Spell Trap can also be targeted, he will not be able to send his Spell Trap with GY effect to his GY, and it also has the advantage that the elite of the subtle card can be transformed into a face-up limited Kozusai possessor.
The second effect is a catastol-like effect that refers to his ATK. However, the lowest value is the lowest scale reference, and the multiplier is also moderate, so the lowest value is generally lower than his ATK of this card. The large size is an effect, and the small size can be defeated in direct combat, so it is almost invincible in battle, but be careful as this card has a resistance to effect destruction greater than his ATK and his ATK is less than the minimum value. Especially in the first half, I see a lot.
If Cutia is Scale, P-summoning is possible as well. It has a good environment as a card in the P Summon Deck, such as having an even minimum scale, so it has the potential to be a card that is better than Courier.

Ra is the trumpet Ra.
Common P-effect for advanced Solfachords, release a Solfachord and replace it with his Solfachord of two different scales, odd scales have the effect of blocking the opponent's Spell Trap effects when the Solfachord attacks.
Although the target is somewhat limited, the activation effect that summons monsters from the deck after release feels like Ronfa. The reference is the scale, but the sum of the current level and scale of all his Solachords is the same, so it's actually equivalent to raising or lowering the level by 2. It can also release itself and can be connected to a scale 1 coulia, so it is possible to use this card to send out a coulia that is difficult to P-summon like a P-summon. If Courier is the key, the importance of the card will be high as a card leading up to that point.
The effect of sealing Spell Trap is centered on attack reaction Trap, which is rarely seen these days. Combining it with Glacia makes it look like Lightning only when attacking, but he's not his deck that Solachord hits with a gorilla monster after all...

So is the blue sky.
The effect of prohibiting the opponent's effect activation when the P summoning is successful, which is common to all advanced Solfachords, the effect of searching for the Solfachord Spell Trap when deployed, and the effect of blocking the opponent's monster effects when the Solfachord attacks if there is an even scale. have
Greater Solfachord's P effect is short text but powerful, making his Solfachord effects of summon triggers unable to bite hand triggers or suppression effects. Of course, the summoning reaction doesn't work either. Since the low scale of high-level Solfachord governs P-summoning of low-level Solfachord, not being able to even get fancia lowers the evaluation as a scale of Gracia.
Instead, it is one of the most advanced monsters. Spell Trap's search is truly strong, and if this card comes out, the draw will be the target, and the target is Elegance, Formal that grants resistance, and Universal Field Harmonia. The second effect sticks to cards with self-strengthening and battle destruction activation effects. It's a bit odd that Solfachord isn't that much of a gorilla monster punching deck for him.
As a monster, it is an advanced level monster that is easy to P-summon and has a powerful effect. From now on, when Solfachord gets his excellent Spell Trap, it will become even more disguised. However, it is quite difficult to use as a scale at level 5, so increasing the accident rate is a bottleneck.

Fight Fa.
Common to all lesser Solfachords, he has the effect of adding 1 Solfachord to the EX Deck, and if he has an odd scale, he has the effect of being a Solfachord's combat destruction scapegoat.
An activation effect sends him Solfachord to the EX Deck, a card that supports P-effects and some of his Solfachord's effects. Since it's an activation effect, it's easy to get in the way of P-effects in Solfachord, which has a lot of summoning triggers, but the effect is quite powerful. Enriching the EX Deck will increase the scalability of the P-summoning and allow it to be widely adapted to the situation. It's a card that shows a different sharpness than Saatchi's Cutia.
Since it's level 4, it's easy to interweave X, and since he has a wide range of scales, he's a level that's easy to P-summon in Solfachord. A corner of Solfachord who wants to actively aim for P summons.
It is likely that this card will be destroyed in battle first, so it will be difficult to use it as a substitute for battle destruction.

Everyone's Mi.
Common lower Solfachord's P effect, effect to return 1 Spell Trap of the opponent's girlfriend to the hand when deployed, and if there is an even scale, he has an effect that can reduce the battles damage received by Solfachord P monsters to 0.
The scale is halfway at 6, and as an even number in charge, it is inferior to Cutia and Beauty. For that reason, I want to make use of it as a monster, but first of all, the ability is subtle, so it will be a battle of effectiveness. The effect is the bounce of his Spell Trap, which is also subtle when used normally. Utilizing Solfachord's P effect will certainly allow him to bounce a Spell Trap, but if you're out of combat, you can block the effect with Angelia. The effect of 0 battles damage is also inconvenient in general because this card or scale is simply removed and silenced.
If I had to say, level 3 is easy to P-summon and easy to use as a material, but level 4 Fancia is excellent, so it's still not good enough. Are the cards pretty difficult to use in Solfachord?

Lemon lemon. Not Red Archfiends.
Common low Solfachord P effect, scaled Solfachord has the effect of special summon from hand, odd scale has the effect that he can substitute for the effect destruction of the Solfachord P monster.
The ability to easily Special Summon without using a Pendulum is the unique effect of his Solfachord. I want to use this effect to realize multiple monsters without P-summoning, and call Electrum and Musesia to secure the necessary markers for P-summoning from the EX Deck. Of course, it is also possible to aim for his Special Summon with Courier's effect.
The scapegoat effect of this card itself is easy to deploy, so it can be used as an accessory, but since this card's ATK is quite low, you need to be careful not to get hit. Is it somewhat easier to operate if you put it out in Defense Position with P summons or Special Summon effects?
If you manage Electrum or Myuseria and value P-summoning from the EX Deck, it will be an indispensable low-level Solfachord.

donut de.
His second deck in this pack is Solfachord, his pendulum theme inspired by musical scales that incorporate odd and even numbers into duels.
Common lower Solfachord P-summoning effects that do not negate P-summoning, an effect that searches for his Solfachord P-monsters other than those with the same name upon successful summoning or Special Summon, and an even-numbered Pendulum Scale allows him to strengthen the Solfachord.
Since it has a search effect, it must be a key card among the lower Solfachords. Considering the scale, the search destination should be a card that can carry P summons advantageously. Courier, who can handle this card, is particularly compatible. The self-pump is weak when used alone, but when multiple units are lined up, low-level ones are not foolish. However, is it painful that the effect is still weak for Beauty Courier, who will be mainly in charge of battles?
Since he's level 1, he basically can't P-summon in Solachord. Therefore, it becomes necessary to use summoning rights and prepare special summon means. It's an excellent card, but this part seems to be a quirk or a weakness, so it will be necessary to overcome it. In addition, he has the largest even scale of Solfachords, making it easier to P-summon high-level Solfachords other than Coolia.

Ogdoadic Trap with water and moths.
He summons 2 Ogdoadic tokens to his field, or if there are 8 or more Ogdoadic monsters in GY, he has the effect of reviving 2 Reptiles instead.
Nia can search, and has the excellence that 1 becomes 2. If you combine it with the Nia you searched for, you'll end up with 3 creatures, and you'll end up with Ogdo Abyss, but since it's a trap, it's unlikely that you'll end up with 3 bodies.
If you have Reptilianne, he also has Reptilianne Spawn, which is a spell. The fact that you can search with Naia is great, but it hurts that you can't use it right away. If you can activate it, you can target Aron and Amnesia, but it's undeniably slow.
The additional effect is extremely strong, but the slowness of Trap is likely to be fatal here, and the sadness of resuscitation that cannot be used immediately is likely to be burdened. Before that, 8 types of Ogdoadic were extraordinarily heavy, and it was necessary to type "Snake Rain" twice.
How much do you value the ability to search with Naia? If you don't want to mix Reptilianne, this is it, but it's overpowered by the age of Spawn.