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Ritual Spell required to ritually summon Valero R.
In addition to normal ritual summons by release, you can also perform ritual summons by blowing up a Rokket in your hand or on the field. There may not be any monsters that will have an effect if you do.
Furthermore, there are no Rokkets above level 8, so you'll always need 2 or more monsters to perform the ritual in a unique way.
If you use the two effects of Dual Wheel, it's easy to line up two Rokkets that explode on the field and draw this card with a special search effect, but Dual Wheel is not a Rokket & self-SS effect is also possible. It's a superlative monster that doesn't exist, so it's pretty hard to put it on the field, and the preparation for GY is pretty tough, so I can't get rid of the feeling that it's not good enough.
The Valero R itself is strong, and the resistance given to Valero R by this effect is quite strong, so it's a shame.

A Search Spell that allows access to Necrovalley in impossibly comfortable ways with the Commander.
Instead of the Gravekeeper Deck, if you put Necrovalley as a meta card and beat it with other system monsters as a commander, Necrovalley is just so comfortable that you don't mind pining it.
In metabi, which tends to have fewer monsters, it's usually nice to be able to bring in a 21 RBI hitter commander even if Necrovalley has already been activated.
The other effect is also the NS of his Gravekeeper monster, so it's a perfect match with Droso, which is originally a good match for field search monsters.

By excluding a Normal Trap from the Deck, a Normal Trap with the same name can be set from the Deck, and the Normal Trap set by this effect can be activated immediately.
Depending on the battle deck, you can bring a virus card that directly leads to victory by passing it through.
In particular, it perfectly solves the selfish problem of wanting to activate early like Yumeutsutsu in Dream Mirror, but not wanting to activate it over and over again.
The drawback is that you need to use at least 2 Normal Trap cards that you want to activate, and if you draw all of them directly, this card will rot, but you want to use this card to activate the Trap. Of course, hiring multiple people is a natural flow, so you shouldn't worry about it.
Also, since it can be activated even during the turn it is set, in addition to the normal trap you are looking for, you can also set a versatile normal trap that can be activated with a flitch like escape or bubble shadow with this effect. I think it's nice to have more options while reducing the risk of spoilage.

A monster that doesn't have particularly high defensive power that was used by the rare hunter in the duel with Jonouchi in the original Battle City edition.
He appeared in DM3 prior to OCG, and he was successfully OCG within the second season, but it was too early and he came out as a Normal Monster.
It might be better than Death Hand, who didn't even make it into the game...
Even so, it doesn't make much sense to call him "nocturnal" because of his appearance.

A monster that is attracting attention as a strong meta against Swordsoul, which will be newly introduced in the July 2021 regular pack and is already appearing in the environment.
Swordsoul is a theme with S monsters as the ace, but there is no tuner among the monsters in the main deck, and the tokens created by those cards are the unique theme of the tuner. This is because it has a meta effect that is too perfect for tokens, such as being a surprise self-SS due to hand triggers and GY triggers, exhausting all the tokens on the field at that time, and not being able to put out tokens when you are on the field.
Even if the opponent goes first, the hand trigger will cut off the tokens that are already out and the tokens that will come out in the future. There is no.
On the other hand, he is on the Swordsoul side, but it seems that he has already opened a route to deploy this card while taking care of it, and in terms of versatility, it seems that his Artifact members will be the winner... but that's a token meta It's a really perfect hand trigger.

The emperor Penguin, who is neither WATER nor Aqua, is the other half of the superlative Fuwadari.
Its effect is Tribute Summon triggering effect to search for fluffy Spell Trap + NS effect connected to it, Tribute Summon effect to suppress the activation of all effects of SS Attack Position monsters on the opponent's field, 1 hand It has the effect of halving the status of the opponent's monsters that battle by excluding one card only during damage calculation.
It's a wonderful monster with three strong effects, and the search effect simply gives you a numerical advantage, bringing in mysterious maps and dream towns for more deck rotations, and bringing in unknown winds and scary seas to break through. It is very active in and obstruction.
Unlike the low-class Fuwadari, you can use any monsters you can summon with the additional summoning right, but if it involves a mysterious map, is Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds brought by Robina suitable?
The blocking effect does not work on monsters that are SSed in the Defense Position, but unless this monster is removed by an intermediate monster effect, most of the monsters at the end point should be put out in the Defense Position, so the opponent's attack will be suppressed. It fulfills its role of delay, and is unconditionally effective against Link Monsters.
And what I think is the most powerful is the last battle support effect, which can be used both when hitting and when being hit, and can defeat monsters with ATK and DEF of less than 5400 in battle.
Since there is no turn 1, it can be activated as long as you have cards in your hand, and since it does not target, it is effective against monsters that are highly resistant to effects, so the RBI is slightly inferior, but the combat ability is here. It's taller and stronger than other monsters, so it's a superlative Winged Beast monster that should be placed first in your Fuwadari Deck.
The only disappointing thing is that if I doubled my RBI instead of halving the RBI of my opponent's monster, I would have been able to overcome the perfect resistance.
Of course, there is no doubt that it is a strength that can be said to be too cruel to ask for more.
However, this is definitely a big gap for Fuwadari Deck, and completion resistance like Final Sigma and Alphal, which can't be removed by unknown winds, are a threat to Fuwadari who doesn't have the means to deal with them with their own gimmicks. .

A monster with the highest RBI among all the fluffy people, as the other half of the superlative fluffy.
The effect is a large addition of summoning rights that can be used every turn if he is Tribute Summoned, the effect that everyone who is Tribute Summoned will have penetration, and you can use it by excluding one card from your hand during the opponent's turn. It has an interfering effect that puts all the monsters that have been SS to sleep.
To add the summoning right, first Tribute Summon this card and then request an additional monster to be summoned in your hand, and the piercing effect is compatible with his GY effect of Scary Sea and Dream Town, and his own set effect. is not an advantage effect.
After all, the main thing is the interference effect with high resistance penetration, and it doesn't work on monsters that have been NS, but if you activate it at the right time, the opponent's development will stop, and even large monsters that are already on the field will Monsters other than those with Absolute Resistance or Battle Destruction Resistance will be able to bury most of them in the turn you lay them down.
That's why it's a strong card, but the last effect doesn't directly lead to an advantage. It's the same, and that one is stronger against opponents with 3000 or more defense.
Even though it's a fluffy deck, if you put in a superlative monster that can't even self-SS, the risk of initial failure will increase, so I have the impression that the priority will be lower than the enpen.
If the summoning right is added and you have top-class monsters in your hand and Unknown Wind is applied, it looks like it's going to be a lot of fun.

She is one of the lower class Fuwadari, and the unique effect of summoning trigger is the effect of removing one card from either of her GY.
It's not an effect that gives you a numerical advantage, but it's a solid GY meta effect, and you can also interfere with GY-using decks by NSing it on your opponent's turn in places like Yume no Machi.
Low-class Fuwadari is excluded when he leaves the field, but he has the common effect of being salvaged from exclusion in response to Winged Beast's NS, so due to some mistake he went to GY. It can also be used as a means of exclusion.
As with Tokkan, it's effect is somewhat limited in its use, so it can't be used as an initial move on its own, but in order to make an effective pair for Mystery Maps, it's essential to secure a certain number and type of low-grade Fuwadari. So that alone would be worth it.

As one of the lower-class Fuwadari, you can NS his Winged Beast in your hand while collecting the Fuwadari cards that have been removed due to unique effects.
In addition to being removed from the field, all low-ranking fluffy people are often removed due to the removal cost of the highest-ranking fluffy, mysterious maps, and the effects of "Crossout Designator". It can also be a substantial search.
However, if nothing is removed, it doesn't make a good start, and it's horrifying to think that this card and Unknown Wind would make two copies in the opening hand.
Just having a fluffy name can be shown on a mysterious map by itself, and it can be a means of accessing Robina, so if you pay attention to the number of recruits, you can also use him from the perspective of resource recovery. There is no doubt that it will contribute to the deck rotation of.

In addition to the fluffy common effect, here it is! One of the most important low-class fluffy monsters along with Robina, who brings Enpen Yasunoru and Giant Bird at that timing.
The search target is a monster called Robina, which has become a superlative bird and beast.
How to attract Robin and this card to the initial move, and how to pass the effect, is directly connected to the rotation of her deck and the securing of resources, and eventually to victory.
After all, just by making the Robin NS → this card NS searched by the effect → the superlative bird and beast NS searched by the effect, the Robin and this monster released while setting up the Enpen or Giant Bird will return to the hand. hey….

It has a fluffy name, but its content is a Continuous Spell with a release effect that can be used throughout his deck to Tribute Summon the highest class monsters.
It's a Tribute Summon, but it's not a release, so it's a very difficult effect to understand.
One of the two releases required for his Tribute Summon, a superlative monster, can be covered by a card on the opponent's field, but this is not accompanied by activation and does not target front, back, front or back. As such, it ranks as the highest in terms of quality of removal.
Fluffy is already strong against many metas, but with this, most of the permanent meta monsters and his Spell Trap, except for Anwa and Command, are nothing to be afraid of.
However, just like Retsusen, cards that are resistant to his spells cannot be sent to his GY, so be careful.
The second half of the effect is to return the birds and beasts to his deck, and draw to improve the quality of the hand, and it can also be used to return the superlative Fuwadori and Giant Godbirds that became loose in the hand early in the game to the deck. It's an effect.
It's a very powerful card with high quality as a removal card, and if you can Tribute Summon on your opponent's turn with an effect that leads to the summoning trigger effect of the low class Fuwadari, it also functions as a hindrance, but when you draw 2 or more cards in your first hand. Anyway, it's a card that's going to be slow, so it seems necessary to carefully consider the number of cards to use.

A trap card that can summon low-level Winged Beasts, including low-level Fuwadari, during the opponent's turn.
If it's a lobby start, Robin → Igurun → Enpen → Fluffy Spell Trap While searching, Robin & Igurun are collected, and Enpen puts pressure on the opponent's turn. .
By setting Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds as the monster to search from Robina, you can bring down an SS-sealed monster at any time during your opponent's turn.
The GY effect is an effect that can be activated at the timing when you succeed in Tribute Summon, the highest class monster, and since it can only be used at this timing, whether it is an effective way to break through or hinder depends greatly on the situation. Unlike , I think it's still strong to be able to unleash a high resistance penetration effect called whole back defense that works against monsters that are NS.
It's nice to have his GY effect that pierces resistance on top of the useful main effect.
His GY effect on his spell card, Somewhere Beardra, also has to choose a partner that will be the main effect...

A Field Spell that reveals a fluffy monster and summons the revealed monster by excluding fluffy cards with different names from the revealed monster.
Not only does it save summoning rights, but by revealing the low-class fluffy and excluding the low-class fluffy with the alias, when summoning the low-class fluffy that was revealed later, the fluffy that summoned chain 1 If the summoning trigger effect and the salvage effect from the exclusion of the low-level Fuwadari excluding Chain 2 are used, the excluded low-level Fuwadari can be summoned as it is, so release 2 to advance the superlative Fuwadari while retaining the summoning right. It is possible to align the body on the field.
If you make the Fuwadari to be disclosed and excluded a Robina Igurun, it will be possible to issue the highest level Fuwadari, Mist Valley Apex Avian, Raiza the Mega Monarch, etc. while leaving the summoning right. You can also create a lineup of um + Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds + unknown wind or scary sea.
The banishment can be Spell Trap, and the tokkan has the effect of collecting the banished fuwadari cards when summoned, so if the fuwadari to be revealed is a good one, unknown winds and scary seas will be options for exclusion.
In this way, the Fuwadari Deck is able to keep earning an advantage without doing a Special Summon, while repeating the raging wave of warning care with its own cards.
The second half of the effect is to summon Fuwadari according to the opponent's NS. Tosunoru has the effect of putting pressure on the opponent's turn, so it's worth aiming for that as well.
Anyway, with this card, even if you get interrupted once and run out of monsters on the field, or if you consume the right to summon in an unexpected place, you can recover it on your opponent's turn.

Among the banned cards, there are definitely a number of cards that I wouldn't mind stacking 3 from tomorrow as long as I had the name Turn 1 errata, but this is one of the banned cards that hasn't been done until today. .
Forbidden cards in Spell Trap can't be subject to errata cancellation unless they can be reprinted all at once in some pack, like when an imperial order or death deck is errata...
For example, when an anime card like "Card of Sanctity" or "Afterglow" becomes an OCG, it's natural to have the opinion that if it's an effect like this, it's better to leave it as a memory. Now that I've become an OCG, I think it's better to have as few banned cards as possible, so I'd like to ask for an immediate errata since the owner of these cards is Mr. Elma.
Of course, the name of the recovery effect, Turn 1, is enough.

It has a Fuwadari name, but its effect is unrelated to Winged Beast, and it is an interference type Counter Trap whose application range has expanded to all Tribute Summoned monsters.
A Counter Trap that negates and bounces a Special Summon that does not involve the opponent's activation.
It works very well with Enpen, which allows you to search for this card while being Tribute Summoned, so if you still use it, the Fuwadari Deck will be the main one.
After that, you can increase your opponent's summoning right to a maximum of 3 times, but you can force a hellish restriction on the expansion Deck that arranges EX monsters that you can not Special Summon at all for that turn due to the residual effect.
Well, this is kind of like a reboot to the Deck, which arranges monsters on the field and uses them as materials for the Special Summon.
Even if the number of summoning rights increases, even if you can gain a numerical advantage one after another with the effects of the monsters that you put out in that way, you don't have the guts to beat those monsters, and you can't use methods other than Special Summon to win. If you can't make an ace with obstruction stand up, you can only prepare a meat wall and pass the turn, so you'll be able to hit your opponent tremendously.
However, not only does it have a removal effect on this card, but before it can be activated, if a Tribute Summoned monster is removed from the field, or if a Special Summoned monster is pressed against him, he will not be able to activate, so he is vulnerable to both front and back exposure. I would like to draw your attention to.
Especially against Kaiju, who gets Special Summoned on this field while eating Tribute Summoned monsters, even a God Trap won't do anything, and in the first place, he can't be dealt with unless he seals the Special Summon with another card.
It's strong when it's set up with Kaori in the first attack, but it's very weak in the second attack, and it's a bit of a role for 《Vanity's Emptiness》, so it's very strong with a Counter Trap that can be searched and Special Summon Bind is a residual effect, but in reality. Will the actual score be around here?