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5D's has progressed to OCG so much that it is said that only parts of his Meklord Monarch and cards used by guest characters remain for non-OCG monsters that need a cohesive outline in Korepa revamped Anikuro. So, this time the group of monsters used by Sherry came.
Its RBI and performance seem unsatisfactory for a monster that requires time and effort to fuse at first glance. Fusion summon this card with a horse in the field and a spear holder in your hand, revive the spear holder with the effect of this card, make yourself a Fleur Synchron-treated tuner with the effect of the spear holder, and use this card and a Fleur-treated tuner. It's designed to create a beautiful flow with just the monsters used by Sherry in the anime, such as S summoning Chevalier with a spear wielder and activating this card's GY effect, so there's no problem at all.
Moreover, his GY effect is an effect that touches the board by removing monsters that penetrate target resistance, so this is also useful.
As a result, only Noble Knight Joan, which appeared earlier when the anime was aired alone, ended up feeling like it was worth it...
The effect of kicking Trap has been available since the anime broadcast, and it's a bonus effect in actual combat, but it's not a bad effect because it doesn't cost anything.

Reinforcements, Fossil Dig , Dragon Ravine , Snake Rain, Limiter Removal , Emergency Teleport , and this card are all the same.
A strong race support spell is basically an absolute must before the race develops and flourishes.
In the current Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG, no matter how many cards you deliberately destroy, you can't escape the name Turn 1.
Such a Beast-Warrior search spell with environment-dependent characters, but since Brotherhood of the Fire Fist is a beast-warrior, it searches for beast-warriors, so it's not a beast-warrior support illustration.
It goes without saying that the core monsters of his deck, such as 《Koa'ki Meiru Urnight》, are also useful in his lesser beast warrior decks, as well as in beast warrior decks.

It's not as easy as Pancra, but it's a superlative monster that allows you to SS from your hand under relatively loose conditions.
Target 1 of your monsters and 1 card of your choice on the field.
Since the destruction by this effect is performed in conjunction with the self-activated SS effect of the hand, it is also effective against monsters that are resistant to skidre and monster effects activated on the field, and it is possible to destroy them. increase.
ATK is also higher than Pancra, and it can be said that it is a performance that can be used as a general-purpose superlative monster with an all-purpose single-target removal effect.

His Field Spell, which restrains Ecole and another deployment, used by Sherry who turned to the ZONE side.
It has a Wanfu-like effect that blows up each other's monsters with his ATK less than his LP that was put into play, and each other receives effect damage after destruction.
Unlike Ecole, there is no limit on how many times this can be used, so if your opponent uses her Deck that puts materials for his Special Summon into play, even if your LP is less than half. Destroying them endlessly will hinder their deployment.
It's a compulsory effect that also poses a threat to you, so it has the drawback of taking effect damage first, but this card effect can directly bring out a large monster with over 4000 ATK and resistance to effect destruction. , Special Summon 2 or more monsters at the same time, put monsters into play outside of the main phase, and use it in Decks that don't aim to win by beatdown.
The biggest problem is the activation conditions and effect application conditions of this card, and it can only be activated on the turn when your set bag is destroyed + when there are no monsters on your field + his GY is used to apply the effect. has a rather cumbersome requirement that requires a specific spell card for him.
In particular, you will definitely have to do the back split yourself, so the key to using this card will be how much you can do this while suppressing the disadvantage.
It would be ideal to create a situation where it can be triggered by a destruction triggered effect or his Spell Trap with his GY effect, or by a complete destruction effect like a black rose that fulfills the activation conditions at once.
If you ask me if it's a card I want to use that much, I think it's a little strange. I don't have it, and I think it's not cool to be tied up.

His new ace of Lyrilusc, sort of like a rank 1X Apollo Usa, reacting to his Special Summons on opponent monsters and continuing to bounce his Special Summoned monsters indefinitely as long as his own X material lasts.
Even with his deck, which has the ability to deploy multiple side plans and compromised boards, it would be quite difficult to complete the desired development and create an ideal board after touching the board two or three times. .
Even against his deck, which can directly put large monsters into play without deploying materials such as fusions and rituals, if the monster does not have the ability to negate the target resistance or monster effect, You can go home quickly.
Every time you use the effect, the X material will decrease and the status will go down, so you will be beaten down by NS monsters, the effect will not work on target resistance, Stop the SS triggering effect of Special Summoned monsters You may think, ``Isn't it full of holes?
It is reasonably strong just by standing alone in the first attack, but in the same Lyrilusc, you can increase the control power by arranging it at the same time as the assembly, and by forming a party with other control monsters and back cards. It can be said that it is a type of monster that demonstrates its brutality more.
With the new Lyrilusc, it's even possible to line up with X's ultimate monster Future Dragon Emperor Hope...

The general-purpose Synchro at level 10, yes, an overwhelmingly general-purpose Synchro Monster.
Free materials with 2 or more materials, 3000 hit points, unconditional strikes on each turn, front and back front and back correspondence, and a universal single removal effect that can destroy your own card, and a perfect counter that can be used only once as long as it is on the field. And what do you call this without saying that it is a general-purpose monster, a general-purpose suppression accessory? That's the level.
The counter effect has greatly expanded its defensive range since Chevalier, but it can only be used once as long as it is on the field, but the 3 effect returns itself to EX and is a material for S Summoning this card again. can be put into play, and if you put out this card again, you can revive the counter ability.
Well, Crystal Clear, Robin, this card, the new ace of this DP character are all strong!

A subspecies of Crystal Wing, while that one captures all monster effects every turn, this one unconditionally captures and destroys all Spell Trap activations, including "effect activation" every turn.
Furthermore, due to the effect of 1, this card itself can be resistant to monster effects activated by the opponent, so depending on the nature of his deck, it will be able to exert pressure that surpasses Crystal Wing.
Instead, the material restrictions are much stricter than Crystal Wing, and since a Synchro Tuner is required and monsters other than Tuner are also limited to specific Synchro Monsters, in order to Synchro Summon this card, it's already tough. The contents of the EX of the S Deck, which tend to be different, must also be adjusted to some extent.
It's a lot of work, and I would have liked it to react to my monster's effect if possible, but it's still strong enough, so I guess it can't be helped. .
Like Crystal Wing, it's an excellent S monster as a Yabuhebi agent, and although it has a limit on the number of times it can be used, it can be used like an Extrio that is strong against monster effects.

Appeared in the anime 5D's, and when it was recorded as an original card in TF, due to its skidre-like effect that turns monsters put into play into tokens like mud dolls, Malefic Hell's Field Spell, which created amazing synergy with monsters, has been adjusted for OCG and made into a card.
The effect is to change the monster that the turn player puts out alone into a mask token only once for the first time. The effects of monsters and information that is a tuner are erased, and effects that refer to card names, races other than Spellcaster, and levels other than level 1 cannot be used across the board, and they cannot attack directly.
Turn 1 is added to the conversion to tokens, and the converted tokens can no longer attack directly. can be said to be alive.
A type that does not specifically specify monsters to be used as decks and materials with physical strength that does not support the act of Special Summoning two or more at the same time, such as Pendulum Summon, and does not hinder development even if the monster is converted to a token once. It's not very effective against Link Summon Decks, but it's a very tough card against other Decks, and it's likely to hit the metabi-type Decks that put pressure on the opponent with permanent effects from NS rather than expansion systems. Is it not?
Permanent meta-effects and triggered immediate effects of NS monsters are erased, converted tokens cannot attack directly, so LP cannot be taken, races and levels can be changed, so they cannot be used as starting points for compatriots, and Flip Summon is also possible. Since it catches, it is difficult to set and surpass it, so if the opponent uses this in the first attack with the rock metabi that I use, unless I put a back peeler such as Nagisa from the side, it will be a serious loss level. is.

A Counter Trap that catches any Counter Trap at no cost.
But Counter Trap is literally a trap card.
In that case, even if it costs a little more, Trap is more versatile because it can capture anything, and now there is Counter Trap such as 《Wiretap》and rebooting...

The great incarnation of the subjugated monsters by level 8S, which stands side by side with Savage.
Although it is necessary to use an S monster as a material, there are no more troublesome restrictions or numerical requirements, and he has an ATK of 3000, and is strong enough to capture and destroy monster effects in all areas every turn. is.
In addition, since there is no turn 1 with the same name, it is strong even if multiples are lined up, and the negate effect is linked with RBI up & when fighting against monsters of higher rank or higher, the forced effect (in most cases, it becomes a chain 1) powers the ATK of that monster. Not only can it be overwhelmed because it boosts up, but it also has undeniable power that is strong against the main deck and fusion / synchro, fusion is the final warrior and Extrio, X is Alphal, and Link is Megaton Gale. And if you're a Link 4 monster, S can say that this card is the most right wing of the Yabu Snake Agent.
If this card can be Synchro Summoned, or if it's a material, wouldn't it be better to use this card? It's already a promise to be said.
Note, however, that Spell Trap has no resistance at all, and it must be chained directly, so you can't hit the first effect by activating a triggered effect at the same time.

Although it is possible to miss the timing, it seems to be a monster for suppressing at first glance because it has a recovery effect when it falls and has a perfect counter, but in reality it is good at stepping through the opponent's 1 obstruction and instantly killing the opponent. It's a monster that does, and the negate effect is for that purpose, and the recovery effect is just a bonus.
The monsters that come out in the recovery also have his negate effect, which has a high RBI, but it's pretty tough in a synchro deck for him to spare a deck slot for something you don't know if it will come out...
Regarding suppression, Kozubure, which has a history of being put out with the same material and buried, is more suitable, and it is often said that it was stronger not to go over the limit due to its extremely high staying power and wide range of defense over there. end up
Still, it is a fact that it was a common goal point for Synchro Summons, and there is no doubt that it has caused many opponents to lose their fighting spirit when it appeared on the board due to its high killing power.

A Normal Spell that runs a race-specific resurrection spell.
That's why it feels like it's still far from being adjusted enough to be used in actual combat, and it's a pretty high hurdle to have to match the level of the field and his GY, let alone the amount of consumption.
It will be difficult to avoid accidents even if you are conscious at the construction stage.

Chronomaly is basically not a deck that aims to win by beating down the main deck's monsters, and there are few that have such stats and effects, but this card beats down all of his Chronomaly. A global enhancing Continuous Spell that gives the power for
《Solidarity》had a major disadvantage that it required a minimum of GY preparatory work before being bound by race, and had to be directly pulled. It can be searched with , can be strengthened from one body on the field, and has no other restrictions, which overcomes all the weak points of 《Solidarity》.
Even if the SS is metabolized, with this card, he will have 20 RBIs in all of his Chronomaly with ATK 1200 or higher, including Nebula, who will have an ATK of 2600.
It's a card that doesn't have any function unless it's in play at the same time as a Monster, but I think it's a very valuable existence in the Chronomaly Deck.

Whether or not this greed was reckless, I'll be the one to decide...
It is a draw source for Trap cards that borrow 2 draws in advance, and if possible, you want to chain it to removal, or use it with cards with the same name and other cards that also have a draw skip disadvantage, that is, cards with overlapping disadvantages.

A monster used by Kaiba in the original Battle City arc.
In the original, it was just a vanilla monster, but in the OCG, it became one of the Good Stuff Monsters, an attacker who cuts through Reverse Effect Monsters with 20 RBIs when it's outnumbered.
Even when you're at a disadvantage, it's just that the number of cards in a specific area is small, and if only one effect is applied, your hand or monsters in the field may be plentiful.
Nowadays, the advantage of cutting through the reverse effect has become too small, so its usefulness has decreased significantly, but I think that his deck with the Trap beat type on the Warrior axis can be used as an attacker.
If the condition to raise the RBI and the condition to cut the reverse effect were reversed, it would have been 2 points down. I think it's great.