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As for the points that are superior to Dragosak, who has already been compared a lot, there are two points: the ability to show resistance regardless of the presence or absence of Mecha Phantom Beast tokens, and his powerful GY meta effect.
He will be very strong against deck types, as he will use pinned keycards from GY over and over again.
Although the versatility is slightly inferior to Dragosac, I think that the potential has reached a level where it can be used easily.
Big Eye steals monsters from the field, and Rank 7 Xyz is strangely endowed with the effect of stealing opponent's cards. Speaking of Rank 7, it means Red Eyes, so is it likened to Jonouchi who used a lot of robbery combos? Or is it a coincidence...?

A mass of versatility and convenience that won't rot anytime.
The Special Summon effect has a loose trigger, and in addition to being actively activated by a suicide attack, it is activated when the opponent forgets to activate it during the opponent's turn.
But the really terrifying thing is the 2 effect, his Special Summon with this activation condition doesn't matter how.
Since it doesn't have to be your own effect, it will work even if you recruit in a wide variety of ways, such as one for one and Kamen Dragon's suicide attack, and you can search for redame as it is. It's dangerous when recruitment and search are chained. This is also written in the Kojiki.
Of course, the effect of that redame will activate even if he special summons, so it will work even if you have already drawn the redame.
I'm strong no matter how hard I try. By the way, if you set your hand cost around Destruder or Bulge, it will work without any loss of hand...

One of the cards that I don't understand well that is unique to the early Yu-Gi-Oh.
A strange slender creature with some kind of huge shoulder pad is making an incomprehensible pose.
DARK Fiend 4 stars, recruiter correspondence, and it doesn't look like a status that can be used in its own way... but that's it.
Well, is it better than 《Morinphen》? It also supports rampage summoning, and with the increased use of Normal Monsters these days, it's possible to adopt them to the extent that they don't get in the way, even if they don't see the light of day. do.
At first glance, it looks like it could be stopped by the physical strength of an ordinary otaku duelist who hasn't been trained anywhere, but if you look closely, the muscles in his legs are so tight that you can't stop them with your physical strength. So our ATK is below 1500.

Blue-Eyed for Crimson Eyes, Archfiend for Bramag... A card that saves everyone's favorite old vanilla theme.
He comes into play while dropping high grade vanilla, which usually rots in his hand, to his GY, and recruits his Effect Monsters, including himself, to Tribute.
For example, if it's Red Eyes, drop Black Dragon to her GY and he will release Special Summon, Normal Summon Black Steel Dragon, search Redame with Black Steel Dragon, and he will call Black Dragon from the deck and fire flames. You can get a dragon out. Alternatively, Guard of He can deploy a halifiber from around Flamvell.
In the case of Blue-Eyed, there are plenty of ways to draw his Blue-Eyed into your hand, so it may be a good matchup in that respect as well. Bramaghi has the same racial attribute level and is naturally a good match. A great card with synergies with all three major early vanilla themes.
A dependable guy who quickly solves the problem of vanilla monsters, especially high-end vanillas in his deck.
Compared to the most environmental decks, there are still some problems with the start-up and the excessive consumption of cards, but even so, early vanilla themed cards should not be overlooked.

Simotchi Burn, Recruiter Suicide Attack, and the more you explore how to use it, the more strange things you can do.
You can do bad things by sending 《Super Hippo Carnival》, earning LP with suicide attack, and casually lining up troublesome people like 《The Last Warrior from Another Planet》with repeated hits of 《Cyber-Stein》.
However, to have trained these muscles not for violence, but for the sole purpose of saving people with love and medical care. He deserves to be praised as a true hero, and is truly a man among men.

Just because he can move from GY while dropping a high/superlative with GY effect that is extremely perishable in hand to her GY, does that convenience convey?
A particularly brutal card in a Rank 7 Xyz Deck. 《Red-Eyes Flare Metal Dragon》and big eyes will come out easily.
And as if such a convenient self-revive monster is a natural right, it has an all-purpose removal as a bonus. What's going on?

It's undeniably inconvenient that it can only be used when the lead is taken, but it more than makes up for it...it has too much performance.
It's not something to say now, but in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, there are almost no decks of his that do not use the GY gimmick, especially when it comes to preemptive control, he is 100% completely dependent on the GY gimmick.
The fear of being able to destroy it completely, even if it's just for one turn. A card that allows you to actually take the lead.
I love seeing how he despairs with this Tearlaments user.

As a trap monster, it's a pretty powerful status, but... just by dropping one of his powerless Gadgets, he loses his ATK and dies even in a tsuitsui cyclone.
And most of all, now that he has Gadgets lined up, yes, he's Link and Xyz.
It has a Gadget-like concept, and it's not that it's not interesting to be able to demonstrate his ATK, which is one of the best among Trap monsters, but unless it's an EX Deck ban, you won't find adoption value or even see it. But the illustration of his Gadget three brothers is too cute love BIG LOVE.

Buried in the mausoleum, he is a pinpointer to activate from GY. Activating from GY and lining up two bodies without using the summoning right is simply excellent as a link, but the difficulty is that it consumes a lot of cards.
Also, since this guy himself is a high-level card, it's flaw is that it tends to stop moving when it's drawn into your hand.

Born in an era when the price of SSDs is steadily dropping, "Defrag", which is said to be unnecessary for SSDs, and the UI common to many defragmentation tools (Defraggler, UltraDefrag, etc.) Dragon is a motif. As an effect, the cards with the same name that fell apart in GY...... that is, the fragmented files are sent to the free area, that is, the exclusion zone, and the cards with the same name are grouped together, that is, fragmented. If you do "defragmentation" that rearranges the files that were in it, it has an effect that is very faithful to the motif. It's too loyal to use, though.
It's pretty cool considering that he can secure link materials without using the right to summon while dropping a guy who can't be in his hand to GY. Is this an image of packing small files into a small free space?
It's purely inconvenient because it consumes a lot of cards, and the self-resurrection effect costs a lot, but even so, there are scenes where it's quite useful.
The condition of 3 GYs with the same name can only be met with a rather strange combo Deck, but there are Decks that can surprisingly do things like using monsters that can be summoned out of control, or excluding those that increase around Baobaboon. some line.
However, since there are many other conditions for SS by cutting your hand, it is a Special Summon due to the rule that does not form a chain block, and any monster is good, and the status can be converted to 《Striker Dragon》etc. as a point of differentiation. In Dark Unity, for example, Dark Grepher will become one of your rivals.
Which do you prefer, kinky or good old hard disk utilities?

No matter how you look at it, it is a black stone that is not black at all, and has both resource recovery ability and deployment ability.
Alone, he has access to quite a few types of Red-Eyes in the Deck, and has the ability to replenish both the hand and the Deck without removing resources, and the effect itself is extremely powerful.
Also, since the activation cost is your own release, it has the disadvantage of being caught in the grave, but it also has the great advantage of being able to evade negate against field effects such as 《Skill Drain》, 《Infinite Impermanence》, 《Effect Veiler》and 《Borrelend Dragon》.
In addition, I was able to Special Summon 《Darkest Diabolos, Lord of the Lair》in response to the release, and I was able to Special Summon 《Noctovision Dragon》, which works well with Red-Eyes. have good performance. Use "Eso" for the first move of the deployment. Only the atmosphere, of course.
However, the Red-Eyes, which is the most important Special Summon, is frankly incompetent, and all of them have "low stats", "useless effects", "of course no resistance", and "even if they are alone, they are completely It doesn't work and can't contribute to development at all." It has become a very sad situation that the utility value is extremely poor.
At the very least, if there were no level restrictions, I would have been able to issue a Redame and connect it to Link 2, but since I can't even do that, there really isn't much I can do with this card. If the theme is fundamentally super-weak, these "access-only" cards will rot.
Could the person who designed this card misunderstand that just a 2400/2000 Invulnerable Gemini Monster could act as the ace of his deck? I have a feeling that I want to think about it. Basically, it seems to be a good idea to treat it as a card for cutting summoning rights and preparing level 7.
However, in the Toon Deck, he is the key to Toon's deployment, Red-Eyes Toon Dragon, which is level 7 with his Red-Eyes name, so the move to recruit from this card is one of his Toon's basic strong moves. It is one.
Since you can make good use of properly recruited monsters there, wouldn't it be better to treat this card as a Toon support rather than a Red-Eyes support? I have a suspicion.
If both Link 1 and Ace of Red-Eyes appear, it will be a big deal...
(After using Red-Eyes, my opinion changed to some extent, so I rewrote the evaluation from scratch. I'm sorry for him.)

Basically a meaningless card. Frankly speaking, it's pretty tough not to earn ads even if you overcome the tough conditions. Not so much.
However, with the implementation of 《Trap Tracks》, the convenience has improved about 999999 billion times. It is at a level that can be said to be one of the great revolutions in Red-Eyes history.
If you destroy any Red-Eyes monster on the field with the effect of " Trap Tracks " and set this card from the Deck, you can set it on the field in a state that can be activated this turn while fulfilling the "if destroyed" condition. , Activated at the same time as set, you can use it as burn damage to yourself and your opponent.
Red-Eyes also has a trap called 《Red-Eyes Fang with Chain》, which is "strong compared to other themes, but might be the strongest in Red-Eyes". If you do, or if there are no other search destinations for 《Red-Eyes Insight》, I don't think you'll have any trouble finding a card to set. 《Red-Eyes Spirit》can be used to recover the add loss of destruction.
If it's a decent theme, there's no need to do it. After all, 《Inferno Fire Blast》is impossible to search, so no matter how difficult it is to use, we have no choice but to rely on something like this.
Fusion summon "Meteor Black Comet Dragon" for 1200 burns, destroy it with " Trap Tracks " on the next turn, burn 3500 to each other with the effect of this card, and activate the hand effect of "Speedburst Dragon" to deal further damage. to the opponent and burn 3500. With a total of 8200 burns, it's effectively a turn 1 kill, giving Red-Eyes another one-kill route. Even better, it might be nice to have his deck aimed at the same time as the black flame bullet one kill.
(Hereafter referred to as the previous evaluation) (Evaluation score before the evaluation change was 3)
A card that I don't know what I want to do.
In this theme, which has a lot of burn cards such as Black Flame Dragon, Steel Flame Dragon, Black Flame Bullet, Meteor, Archfiend, and Burn Cards, I can't imagine using this card that is troublesome to activate and damage itself.
Since it's originally a Red-Eyes card, it's a high-damage burn card.
Unless you're doing some weird combos, you probably won't use it.

He's a loyal hitter, and while he can play an active role against the deck, it's useless in an environment where he's been removed by recent effects and attacked directly.
Equip it to Evil Archfiend to expand the destruction range of the resummon effect, or use it to activate the effect of Gear Freed. Bah... that's what I mean. None of the Red-Eyes that are level 7 or lower aren't particularly strong anyway, so I don't think they would have been broken even if they were named Turn 1 and left the field. ATK can't even be Al Mirage.
I don't understand why a card like this was created in Season 10. The design of the card is fundamentally at the level of "It may not be used even in the Synchro period", and it is just a killer tomato with hair growing, so it is extremely difficult to adopt.
It's nice to be able to search for excellent cards such as the Black Steel Dragon, The Black Stone of Legend, and Larvaur, but seeing this card after enjoying all the excellence of Blue-Eyed's support cards makes me want to cry.
Such a cute puniolori dragon will grow into a cool red-eyed black dragon...

Combine Paladin of Dark Dragon, which can search for Redame, and this, which can search for Spell Trap, to smoothly turn the Red-Eyes theme, which has poor deployment and rotation power! That's what it means. . On top of that, I can't help but have a one-turn lag.
Or rather, the role of both this card and Noble Knight can be almost supplemented with a single Black Steel Dragon. Needless to say, Redame's Special Summon doesn't need to be built in as a function on the search card side.
It also suffers from its rival, Insight, which has low card losses and a built-in Bury.
The effect itself is excellent, but due to the fact that it's a Ritual Spell and that it can't be activated on the turn sent to GY, it's a disappointing card that loses a lot of time and doesn't have value over rivals... ....
If the super vicious Red-Eyes appears in the main deck in the future, it will greatly increase its value along with 《Paladin of Dark Dragon》.
Given the concept of Red-Eyes, the possibility of such a card with the strongest single performance would be extremely low... If 《Carboneddon》is 4☆, I feel like this card's rating is raised by one.

A general-purpose Dragon support card with Red-Eyes in its name, probably unrelated to Red-Eyes. The design is somewhat glittering 《Red-Eyes Darkness Dragon》.
The hugely wide resurrection range is attractive, and if it's a Dragon, it can travel anywhere and play an active role anywhere, regardless of the deck.
As long as he has a large Xyz, a Link, and a Dragon, he's a card that can play an active role in any of his decks with a huge resurrection range, but recently there are more cards that can perform more brutal support within the theme, so I feel like it's becoming overrated.
However, it's definitely thanks to this card that even an unfavorable theme that doesn't have enough development power just with the support inside the theme can create an atmosphere that can be managed somehow with Dragon.