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Activation conditions are the same as Astel, and Starry Knight's newest that has the effect of setting Starry Knight Spell Trap.
It can be used even during the opponent's turn, and the advantages and disadvantages of releasing it with an effect are the same as Astel.
While this card itself can't be a launch pad for Glittering Dragons like Astell and Flamuel, it's a useful effect that draws his Starry Knight Spell Trap to set up your hand and field for it.
The self-resurrection of the GY effect also has many opportunities to be activated once the Deck starts spinning, and it is also excellent in that it can be used to Tribute Summon the glittering dragon properly, or to repeatedly prepare monsters to be released by yourself or Aster's effect. , Since his own combat ability is low, I would like to consider using it as various materials for Special Summon.

Royal Penguin's Garden, abbreviated as RPG, is a name that was definitely given to us consciously.
Could this also be said to be one form of Penguin Land that Mr. Otaki dreamed of?
An essential card for the Penguin Deck that has the effect of searching for any Penguin card other than the same name card when activated, and lowering the level of Penguin monsters on the field and in the hand by one.
With this single card, you can search for 《The Great Emperor Penguin》, lower the level, and summon without releasing it, so I think it's safe to say that this is a revolution in Penguin Decks.
However, it is a pity that even though this card has a Penguin name, there is no way to easily search for it. It may be natural if you think about the return when the effect passes, but it is still quite painful.
As for the hand cost, I would like to send it to GY and select as many cards as possible, such as 《Nopenguin》.
Also, 《Penguin Squire》is surprisingly versatile as a deployment card, so I think you can think of a business trip operation that uses only the search effect.

When her own Penguin monster is sent to her GY by battle or card effect, he discards himself from his hand and sets 1 Penguin sent to GY at that time. One of the party with 《Penguin Brave》.
Since it will be revived in the set state, if the opponent has not yet performed the battle phase that turn, you should basically choose a penguin that has an effect that activates when reversed.
It is a specification that can deal with removal other than destruction and multiple removal, and discarding itself from the hand is an effect, so there is no need to worry about losing the cost of being negate or being negate in the grave.
As for the Grave, the target GY monster will be eaten, but since it is an effect that can be activated even with a damage step, in that case, the revived monster will not use the Grave.
Another effect is to pump the ATK of Penguin monsters and recover their LP, which is a very tasty effect, but for Penguin, who doesn't have many high-scoring monsters, it will be an effective battle support, and he can also Since it can be targeted, it is possible to trigger the GY effect of Nopenguin alone, and since it is level 3 like Nopenguin, it is actually a relatively convenient effect that is good at connecting to rank 3X. increase.

In fact, as a reverse effect monster, it is a Penguin monster that belongs to Ninja for the first time since Pensol.
Penguin Nightmare is not a Reverse Effect Monster, it just has an effect that activates when reversed.
The effect is the Spell Trap version of Pensol, which allows you to peel off multiple backs at once, but unlike Pensol, you can't bounce cards on your field, so you can't reuse Continuous Spells and Field Spells that have effects when activated. It can't be done, and it's a Spell Trap that returns it, so it's an effect with a lower advantage acquisition ability than Pensol, which can return EX monsters.
This is where you want to use it together with the effect of Nopenguin and remove it instead of bouncing it.
In addition, it has the effect of putting Penguin monsters to sleep every turn, which makes it possible to use the effect when reversed again, especially if there is a set monster, you can SS yourself and wake up the set monster immediately (Penguin Squire). The compatibility with is outstanding.
You can also specify yourself and put it to sleep, so if you can keep it on the field, you can use the reverse effect every turn. Opponents will find it difficult to use his spell cards.
The status is higher than Pensol, and it's a pretty strong monster once the Deck starts spinning, but I have the impression that the scenes and opponents where it can be used effectively are somewhat limited compared to Pensol.

《Penguin Brave》The single card of the party starts from this regular pack.
This card can self-SS from your hand and adjust your level when a monster is set on your field due to his Normal Summon or card effects.
The effect of adjusting the level because he is a tuner helps expand the options for S summons, but due to his own restrictions, he can only use his WATER S monsters.
On the other hand, there are no restrictions on using it for X or link materials, so let's use his Special Summon depending on the situation and the monsters caused by the latter effect.
The second half of the effect is the effect of raising a set monster on your field, and you can target the set monster that triggered your own SS as it is, and if it was a Penguin monster that caused it, you can also use the reverse effect. , After that, along with this card, it will be possible to use various materials for Special Summon.
Considering the nature of the reverse effect, the fact that you can immediately use the reverse effect of the monster that was just set that turn, and that it can be used for various materials other than release and fusion materials, can be said to be very good.
If you wake up a monster other than Penguin, the monster effect will be negate, but you can Normal Summon with a compromise summon such as Barbaros or Gunner Dragon, and the level of the monster will go down at that time. You can also use it to meet the conditions for using the effect of the Mysterious Eye, as you can expand the range and prepare monsters that negate the effect.
Of course, it's best to use it in the Penguin Deck, but since you're a tuner and you can connect to Khalifa, you can say that it's a relatively general-purpose effect for lining up two monsters.

An escape device that is now a Quick-Play Spell instead of only being able to bounce face-up monsters.
Since the effect of the bounced monster and the card with the same name cannot be activated this turn, it can be used to restrict the activation of some general-purpose hand trigger monsters to only the opponent, except when used in a mirror match. As expected, this is a bit unreasonable, isn't it? It's like.
Basically, cards that allow you to do the same things as when escaping, such as reusing monsters with summoning trigger effects, avoiding effects such as negating targets and taking control, penetrating skids, adjusting the number of monsters in the field, etc. It looks like it's better to capture it.
Well, in that case, I come to the conclusion that escape, which touches the opponent's board, is superior in terms of versatility, even though it needs to be set on the field.

A card that allows you to apply one or both of the degraded effects of 《Graceful Charity》and 《Delinquent Duo》on the condition that Fairy/Fiend is in your field.
Even though it's a degraded version, it would be nice to be able to use both, but it's not easy to align an angel and a devil on the field. After all, I have to say that it is subtle.
My impression is that a deck like Fluffal, where angels and demons can be arranged without difficulty, should be placed in a fashionable frame, and a deck with tigers, like Dream Mirror, would be even better.

Norare Continuous Trap of this regular pack with the theme of Radley who has been demonstrating the same bad maid as ever.
The effect on the field is to send the top of his Deck to his GY endlessly every time he puts a monster on his field.
Another effect is that when this card is sent from the Deck to his GY, he can salvage any card sent to his GY this turn, regardless of the type.
First of all, as a means of sending this card from the Deck to GY, of course, if you want to send this card to GY, you can definitely use Grave.
Also, in terms of salvage, he doesn't have to be sent to GY by him from the Deck, just by activating it, he can pick up Normal Spells sent to GY, so the range of recovery is quite wide. increase.
However, the card picked up by this effect and the card with the same name cannot be activated until the end of your next turn. Counting by turns, it starts from the 5th turn, so I think it's a little unreasonable to use it for bad things.
Even with effects that can be used with Friche, it's quite slow from the opponent's turn 4, so I think it's realistic to reuse monsters with self-SS or permanent effects that don't trigger.

Who could have predicted that in 2021 there would be a card that named Outstanding Dog Marron by name...
After all, far from being recorded in the previous TP, it's surprising that the last reprinted reference is "Outstanding Dog Marron" more than 15 years ago.
The mysterious background filled with Hatena marks is the same as Maron, and this is a light blue background for Marron with a yellow background.
Like Marron, it returns to the Deck no matter where it is sent to GY. You can choose to return to the top of the Deck while searching for Marron.
Basically, I think you'll want to use the effect that gives you the advantage of returning to the top of the Deck while searching for Marron, but that would lock the top, so you'd have to quickly find Marron for some kind of cost or release. By sending it to GY as material for Special Summon, I would like Maron to return to the Deck and shuffle the Deck.
That's why it's the job of the two to keep passing each other, but both have the feature of being able to be recruited from the Deck with Obedience Schooled. By sending the card to GY, you can save money in terms of hand-advertising.
While all stats are the same and effectively almost superior to Maron, I have a good impression that Maron's presence is indispensable for demonstrating true power, so I wonder if it is a practical card. Put aside for now, I really like the card design, including the illustration.

A Dark Reptile, a Reptilianne tuner who can self-SS from his hand when his Reptilianne clan is in play.
If his ATK 0 monster exists in the opponent's field, his Reptilianne in another hand can also appear, so it is an effective means to deploy materials for Special Summon on the field. becomes.
The consumption is intense and the risk is large, so I think it's not bad to use it as a level 4 tuner that can just self-SS without forcing additional effects.
Echiduna is a particularly good matchup as she can prepare monsters with ATK 0 & bring her Reptilianne from his deck to add to this card and this card.
Also, "King of the Feral Imps" is also a dark reptile, so you can link summon Khalifa by self-SSing this searched card.
In the second half, when you use it as a material for Reptile S, it can be used as a non-Tuner effect, so you can synchro summon Lamia with Hydra and this card, and Melzine with this double card.

A hand trigger monster brought to Reptilianne that can be activated when there is a Reptile in your girlfriend's GY.
With that effect, you can permanently reduce her ATK to 0 for one of your opponent's monsters with Friche during each other's Main Phase.
However, it doesn't work on targets with resistance, and it can only be used during the main phase, so if you want to use it during your opponent's turn, the main phase will continue, and his ATK 0 monster will be used as a material for another monster. Sometimes it's gone.
On the other hand, if the monster at the goal point has no target resistance, that monster will permanently lose the power to take her LP, so it will be an effective deterrent.
Reducing ATK to 0 is an important theme for his Reptilianne, and since it can be used during the opponent's turn, people tend to focus on its function as a deterrent, but if you're thinking of a strong operation, I'd like to actively use it during my own turn as well. You could call it an effect.
Also, if his ATK 0 monster exists in the opponent's field, he can be revived from GY, and will not be removed even if he leaves the field afterwards.
However, since either the first half or the second half effect is turn 1, the two effects cannot be linked in the same turn.
After all, I can't do anything unless I put some Reptile on GY or prepare his ATK 0 monster on the opponent's field, so I understand that I can't start work unless I have a valid pair. Let's keep

One of the low class monsters of the ultra-epoch-making new theme "Floowandereeze", which is strong against the SS meta and his GY meta, yet can be deployed.
Most of the lower class monsters belong to are filled with common effects, and only the main effect of summoning the Winged Beast, which can be activated as an additional effect of the summoning trigger effect without using the summoning right, is a unique effect. However, it can be said that the unique effect of this monster is particularly excellent in that it can prepare a wild beast that can be summoned from the hand as an additional effect, regardless of the current hand or the situation of the field.
Well, I really like meta decks that are strong against the meta, and cards with high "single completion power" and "resistance penetration"!
If it's a low-ranking bird or beast, you can bring in anything other than Fuwadari, so you can bring in 《Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds》and just put it on the field.
There can be no doubt that he is the strongest and most important monster in the lower class, and the feeling of invincibility when paired with a mysterious map in the first move is his first move in The Weather Deck with Ciel. It surpasses it when the snow pattern is complete.

Reptilianne's super powerful Spell card, where you can choose to search for 2 cards in exchange for 1 card in your hand, or search for 1 card and reduce her ATK to 0 for 1 opponent's monster.
Since GY is sent by cost, it cannot be activated under the application of macros, etc., and the disadvantage when it is negate is large, and it is a drawback that it will be caught in any combination, but it is easy to spawn. It goes without saying that the ability to be dragged in and the ability to permanently reduce ATK to 0 without taking a target is a very valuable effect for Reptilianne, and if you think about Reptilianne's standards, I think it's impossible to score anything other than 10 points.
Not only is it a versatile search for themes, but his ATK conversion to 0, which doesn't target that much, is great from the point of view of turning.

Following Nibiru, another large general-purpose monster has appeared in Rock in the main deck.
First, by keeping yourself revealed from your hand until the end of your opponent's turn, you can protect set cards, including face-down Defense Position monsters, from effect destruction.
If you attack first, the opponent's counterattacks such as Nagisa and Laith will become threats. is a very valuable effect for the Trap Deck.
Once opened, it can be destroyed normally, so compatibility with permanent figurines is a delicate place, but I am grateful that the effect is also effective for cards set after release.
Furthermore, when his set Spell Trap, including that of the opponent, is activated, it will have the effect of self-SSing himself from the hand, and if he self-SSs from the open state, he can further set his Spell Trap from the Deck. It exerts a disproportionate effect.
However, either of the two effects is turn 1, and if you reveal it with your own effect on your turn, you can only SS on your opponent's return turn = Normal Spell and Continuous Spell, as well as Quick-Play Spell set from the Deck. Since it is the turn in which the and Trap cards are set, they cannot be used until the turn returns. It also has the disadvantage that it is not suitable for permanent or field summoning unless you have an impregnable wall.
Even so, keep protecting set cards from face-down removal by just showing them from your hand every turn. Given that Spell Trap can also be played from the Deck, there's no doubt about its versatility.

Link 3, which can be used with two materials and has a loose specification, has a higher RBI than Unicorn, and I thought that a monster that could be called a general-purpose Link 3 following Unicorn had finally arrived, but the story didn't go so well.
In order to take advantage of this card's effect, you need to send yourself to the Link Monster's link destination, link summon with 3 body materials, move assuming that you will use the 3 effect, and build main and extras. Although the effect itself is quite strong, all three conditions deny the versatility or ease of choosing a Deck.
You can choose the opponent and the situation, but the monster that you banish without targeting it with the GY effect can be an opponent's monster, so if you can use it to remove a monster on your opponent's field, it's fine, I think it's pretty strong. increase.