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It's not like I can't use Necroeyes, the real signboard monster of Strak this time, but it's a blur in front of this card.
In response to the activation of Zombie's effect, negate it or remove it from the field GY card without targeting it. It can be said that it is an effect that can only be achieved by doing so, with Anwa, you can negate virtually any opponent's monster's effect, so the control power is high.
The exclusion can trigger the effect of your own undead, so it's easy to use without Anwa, and you can of course kill your opponent's troublesome monsters, but you can also exclude your own monsters, so use Shiranui. It can be said that it is an effect that can be used for both removal and deployment, as it can be removed and assisted deployment.
Both effects can be used instead of one, so under Anwa, it turns into a fairly ferocious suppression monster, and even though it is in Defense Position, it can easily be revived many times under the loose conditions of having a Field Spell. It is quite robust and has a high hit point of 2800, so it is quite difficult to break through on a day when it is normally deployed vertically.
If it's an undead deck, it's a super powerful monster that you definitely want to put in if you have a frame.

When he said he wanted a card like Vendread's charge for Shiranui, it really came, the illustrated ad is amazing.
It's a dreamlike card that you can recruit Shiranui from the Deck or revive from GY while cutting the undead in your hand, such as Bato Oni, but you can't make that dream come true for free, and you need monsters on the opponent's field, so you can undead. There is a double condition that it is tied up, and it is a little difficult to use as a starting point for mass deployment because it is undead on top of being rotten if you attack first.
However, this card is a Quick-Play Spell, which means that you can set it and use it during your opponent's turn. It can be used in a variety of ways, such as connecting it to the next turn, reviving the God of War and God of Flames to remove it, and it is excellent as a follow-up attack on your own turn.
It does have its drawbacks, but even with those drawbacks out of the way, it's still an excellent card.

Finally he also came to Shiranui exclusive link, the illustrations are too beautiful.
The effect is to grant resistance to Synchro and FIRE and return undead Synchro on the opponent's turn, and Shiranui Synchro's resistance grant of 1 and 2 is excellent because it becomes a complete destruction resistance, but now there are 50,000 removals other than destruction. It's also true that it doesn't have any resistance, so it's safer to think of resistance as insurance.
So, I want to play with the effect of 3, but I need to make preparations to Synchro Summon the returning monster once and then banishing it. Enjin or GY is about as strong as the god of war when GY has a priest, so it's one more thing to prepare for, but once you leave the field, you can revive and return to two links. ….
It's not weak, but I can't deny that it's a little unsatisfactory for Link 3.

New to Shiranui Synchro, odd levels have finally arrived.
The effect is to remove monsters on your field or GY and activate the effect according to their type, and in addition to consuming Synchro Summons, it is necessary to remove more, so it seems heavy, but if Shiranui is a low class, the effect when removed is activated. If it's a good synchro, it will destroy the opponent's field by 2 cards at once, so the reward is bigger than it looks, and in the worst case, you can kill yourself, so it's almost impossible to put it out.
If it's just a removal agent, there are 7 Synchro rivals such as general-purpose Tsukihana, but it's possible to differentiate Shiranui from being able to exclude Shiranui and being a Zombie with his Shiranui name. Although it is not written, I think it is a good card that is quite strong if it can be used strongly.

A new low class Shiranui, a female character has arrived.
The effect is to recruit a demon sword instead of binding undead at the time of summoning and exchange cards when banished, and the 1st effect is to recruit from the deck, so it can't be weak, but the binding is quite tight and conflicts with the priest and the hermit for summoning rights. So it's not that I'm strong without letting go, I want to think carefully about when to use it.
This card's main effect is rather the 2 effect, which is exactly what Ande wants to cut from his hand. , Is it still easy to use the golden chest or Gotouki?
The effect of 1 seems to be strong at first glance, so you can choose where to use it, but 2 is unquestionably strong, so it will be a new force for his Shiranui.

An outrageously versatile monster that is mixed in with the ordinary category of dino wrestler, and is normal.
SS is possible under Mandrago conditions → understand
2600 RBI → Well I understand
All-purpose destruction by own release → Hmm?
Trigger immediate →? ? ? ? ? wwwww
Like this, the effect is self-contained and the RBI is high, so depending on the situation, it can also be used as an RBI personnel to defeat suppression type figurines with about 2500 RBI, and it can also be used as a decoy to pass the favorite.
Other than the original Dinosaur, he is a Level 7 Dinosaur, so he can be recruited from 《Petiteranodon》, so he can play an active role as a general-purpose Dinosaur.
A card with such incredible versatility that it can be put in any deck if there are extra slots, this is normal...

Final link form of Nephthys.
The more Ritual Monsters used as materials, the stronger it becomes, and if it's a perfect form, it will have 4800 hit points with combat, effect, and target resistance, and it will become a monster that is even stronger than Beerze and Chaos Max, and you won't need to fear Lightning.
However, even with this resistance, there are currently plenty of ways to break through such as Gratton and Trish, and since it is just a hard figurine, it cannot be connected to the subsequent development of Nephthys, although it has the effect of protecting it from battle destruction. It has become a figurine that has no particular synergy with Nephthys' features.
In Nephthys, you don't have 2 or 3 Ao-o-Kami lining up like that, so to be honest, it's a card that's hard to handle in Nephthys. Since it is a card, there will be a place where it can be used as a resistant brain hitting agent with a machine angel who is better at continuous rituals than Nephthys.

A card that reminds me of Galaxy Soldier, the 8th season card, from its status, level, and summoning conditions.
And speaking of performance,
《Galaxy Soldier》(8th period) → Any cost is OK as long as it is LIGHT, Special Summon category monster search, no extra limit
Yasha (10th gen) → Cost is Mayakashi only, nothing during Special Summon, strict extra limit
picture? What's going on here? I can't find any meaning in throwing away anything but Ducky Throw away Mayakashi and do Special Summon, and that's it. So, if the cost is "Zombie", I could have used it a little more...
Anyway, it is a card that can only be described as too disappointing.

A card that is easy to understand and strong, and a simple card is a typical example of being strong.
It's a Mayakashi version of Oviraptor that doesn't require summoning rights, so its strength is self-explanatory.
This guy, Hajun, and Dakki are all excellent, as expected of the 10th gen, but...

Galaxy's link, Galaxy, which has been working hard with Rhamphorhynchus → 《Hip Hoshiningen》, finally has a dedicated link.
You can recover the ad with the effect of 1, it's profitable no matter what you collect, but if you can collect orbitals and warriors, it's better. Also good.
The 2nd effect destroys monsters Special Summoned during the opponent's turn, and the cost of the 2 cards is really high, so basically I want to use Photon Dragon as the cost. Even if you can't recover it with , it's easy to come up with a load search when you're on standby.
Overall, it's an excellent finish that can't be complained about.

Superlative Galaxy New, although it improves with effects, it looks like it has 0 offense and defense.
The effect of 1 is the effect that you can Special Summon by revealing the Photon in your hand, and of course it is excellent to be able to Special Summon under loose conditions, but it does not mesh well with Slasher, and the level matching effect is rather a rank 8 material. This card has a lot of downsides, but if it's a Solfrea material, it doesn't matter what level it is. There is no substitute for being excellent because it is good.
Then, with the effect of 2, copy the RBI of the GY guy, even though it requires preliminary preparation, it can suddenly become a brain muscle with 3000 RBI or 4000 RBI, so depending on the situation, this effect may become the main effect, loosely It is not uncommon for him to become a finisher as it is under the conditions.
And it's also great that the expedition is less likely to rot, the galaxy where the photon dragon is easy to run out and the knights have a lot of pins, so it's useful just to have a new * 8 his galaxy.
Overall, it can be said that it is an excellent card that will become a new force for Galaxy without any complaints, although it has some drawbacks.

The number of recruits for his new Galaxy junior, Accellight, has increased.
The effect of 1 is an effect that can be used as an X material from your hand, but it's almost a bonus because it's rare that you don't have enough materials to use this card as a material.
The main effect is 2, which can be said to be a living Galaxy Photon exclusive greed, the 2 draw is of course large, but more than that, he can immediately return the photon dragon that tends to be depleted from the deck to his deck. reduce exhaustion.
It's not a bad card by any means, but it's easy to rot in the early game, and even in the latter half, it's a little tricky to lose the right to summon.

His new Blue-Eyed ritual, the Ritual Blue-Eyed progresses even further.
As the name suggests, it is a compact Chaos MAX, and has the same resistance as Chaos MAX, the effect of forcibly putting the opponent to sleep, and the effect of inflicting piercing damage, the level and resistance are exactly the same as Chaos MAX, and the RBI is low. Therefore, it will be differentiated by the effect of voluntarily putting the opponent to sleep.
If you attack, you can do almost 3000 damage, and if you have Chaos MAX next to you, you can kill 1 kill. It's a card designed to kill 1 kill alongside Chaos MAX, rather than being a subordinate type of Chaos MAX, but it requires 2 opponent monsters, and if you kill 1, you'll need 2 suitable monsters. There is also such a thing, so it is not a card that can be loaded without thinking.
Nonetheless, it can be a leading firepower when the opponent's LP is 3000 or less, or it can simply become Chaos MAX on the 4th and subsequent cards, so it shouldn't be weak, and it can be a new option for Ritual Blue-Eyed. right.

New Blue-Eyed, more and more she is Blue-Eyed.
The effect is to negate the monster and replace it with the original deck, and the 1 monster effect negate is to vanillaize troublesome figurines such as Lightning and Dark Row, and to force the use of negate such as Crystal and Infinity to pass the favorite. However, since it does not have the effect of Special Summoning during the opponent's turn, it is difficult to use it like Veiler, and even if it is revived with a libide, negate formation is often delayed by one tempo.
With the effect of 2, she can be replaced with her Blue-Eyed on the deck, but on top of waiting for the opponent's action, it overlaps with Taiko, which is more convenient, and in the ritual type, it is even more difficult to use because it is anti-synergistic with advanced rituals.
And Blue-Eyed has the same stats, but the presence of the Dragon Spirit, which is even more versatile and easy to use, makes this card even more difficult to use. Hiring can be a little tough.

The errataed remake of Chaos Emperor, honestly, when I saw the text, I underestimated it.
1's GY sending effect is powerful, but the cost is half LP, and the more inferior it is, the more other cards it needs to have a lot of other cards to function. It's subtle, but it's just a bonus, so I don't really care.
Favorite is a P effect that collects dragons from exclusion, Eclipse turns into a hassle-free superlative dragon search, and if it's a golden chest, it turns into a universal dragon search, and you can also collect monsters that have been excluded with the GY exclusion cost. After using this effect, it has 3000 RBI that can be used as a monster, and it can be used as a rank 8 material.
Also worth mentioning is the ease of searching, Eclipse, which is compatible with the P effect, can bring this guy himself, and if it is a revolution, it can also raise the light cost, a melody that can fertilize his GY with the cost You can also search from Afrima in a slightly unusual place.
It is a powerful card with such high potential that even his Deck based on this card can be assembled.