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As for the target of the mask change, there is Airman like Kamikaze, so I don't think there will be such a problem.
Special Summon When successful, the RBI of one monster on the opponent's field can be halved, increasing the combat power. Due to the characteristics of the mask, it can be used to interfere with cards that refer to defense and RBI, and it has a surprise attack.
Also, at 500 LP cost, you can bounce the opponent's magic / Trap, and since it can be used with Friche, it cannot be directly removed, but it is a strong set card.
However, even with a 500 LP cost, Alive makes him a little less silly for an LP-hungry HERO.
Although it doesn't directly earn ads, the effect is not bad, and with the presence of Airman, I think it's a good candidate for the deployment of Mask.

It has three effects related to battle, and has a high attack suppression effect.
However, it's an era where removal is rampant, so it won't give you much impact even if you put it randomly. Taking advantage of the fact that the mask change is a quick attack, you want to use the opponent's removal cards to develop a surprise attack.
Regarding the target of the mask change, there will not be much trouble because of the existence of Airman.
It's a simple and convenient existence, but it's a bit late to work and it doesn't mesh with the environment, so I feel like it's a delicate priority.
Existence I want if I can afford it.

The individual effects are also excellent, but the effects are erratic, and the slowness is the neck because it involves battle. The RBI is often used more than the effect.
The surrounding environment is blessed, and the dark hero has a particularly high adoption rate among the mainstream heroes, so it will not be difficult to secure the target of the mask change.
Darkness M has a dark row that can give a strong influence, but since its combat power is not so high, it is possible to separate.
Under such circumstances, I wonder if it's worth using only darkness M for the current situation.

Feather Duster + Weakening and offensive effects.
Monster magic and trap removal is an effect that you want to do before the basic deployment, so there are many subtleties, but in the case of this card, the mask change that triggers the deployment is such a subtlety thanks to his Quick-Play Spell. does not make you feel
If you call it with Chain 2, you can miss the timing of the first card, and if you call it during the opponent's turn, you can demonstrate its obstructive power.
It's heavy, but if Abzero is the target of the mask, it will also be a total removal.
The priority of the water HERO, which is necessary for deployment, has been lowered due to changes in the environment, but it can be said that it has been resolved again with the appearance of Liquid.
I wonder if it has the performance to slip into HERO's EX, where competition is fierce.

It has the effect of weakening and high combat power to strengthen RBI. The effect itself is not bad.
However, I am not blessed with the surrounding environment. Among mainstream HEROs, when it comes to light, I can only think of Honesty or Fusion, and they are not suitable targets for mask change.
And there are also similar effects such as Honesty, so there is little need to rely on this guy.
As for Neos, it is often built around other fusions, and it is not stable in terms of securing space for adopting this card and mask change targets.
If you use it, will it be active other than HERO who claims to be the second?
Suitable for maiden and noot targets. However, the model has become a bit outdated...
I can't help but say that the current priority is low. Well, it's a new hero, so I don't think it has a future.

It has a high stat even among MHERO, and can be used for recruiting if destroyed in battle. HERO itself has many battle aids such as Honesty, so it will be easy to bring it into battle destruction.
Unlike in the past, his EARTH, which is necessary for development, has also been resolved with the appearance of a compatible Solid.
However, he has to be destroyed in battle and sent to GY, so the development is slow and somewhat, but he chooses the opponent.
HERO has a very strict EX limit and has such an unstable aspect, so the priority is not very high in the current HERO.
If it is a construction centered on mask changes, I wonder if I can give priority.

It has effect destruction resistance, and there are also excellent water HEROs such as Bubble and Liquid.
However, in the current inflationary environment, 2400 RBI and effect destruction resistance are just not enough.
And Acid, which has a powerful offensive ability and can also be a hindrance depending on how it is used, is an eye-opener. The direction of the effect is different, but to be honest, I don't have the leeway to use it properly because the EX frame is very tight.
If you want to use it, pay attention to the fact that it can't be destroyed even by your own effects, so you can use it in conjunction with a sweeping removal... but that kind of card doesn't take precedence over the current HERO.
I think it's a tough existence.

It may be early MHERO, but the effect is poor as it is said. Escridao and Dreadbuster, which have similar effects and are often used in HERO, are blessed with excellent companions and surrounding environments, but this guy doesn't have that.
Flame HERO is almost never used in the current HERO.
The flame HERO is also mostly used for fusions that use them as materials. This is the effect even from the second...
Unless it comes with a highly compatible and excellent flame Deck or HERO, I don't think I'll put it in the EX frame of HERO, which is already tight.

To really collaborate later. Speaking of the essential performance, it can be said that Trap enhancement is roughly the same, but Trap's lag is fatal even though it is a card used for offense.
In the case of this card, you can only use it to declare your own attack, so it can't even work as a counterattack, which kills the advantage of Trap.
You can only use it for stories that target Lucifer.

Since it includes birds and beasts, you can go from Hari with a bird tuner or Strix + Singing, so it's easy to summon even if you're not focused on birds and beasts. The direction of the marker is all downward and excellent.
It has target/combat resistance and is easy to pass through effects, so it has a good presence. However, regarding combat resistance, the cost is limited to his Simorgh, and there is a high possibility that the cost side will be crushed first, so it cannot be said to be very useful.
He also has bird and beast recruits and can earn adverts every turn. In addition to changing the range depending on the vacancy of the magic/trap zone, it is not suitable for high-speed deployment because it is somewhat late at the end and the situation is selected.
I want to deploy cards that are strong even during the opponent's turn as much as possible.
As already mentioned, 《Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds》, depending on the combination, can exert a high level of control. I think you have excellent performance.
As mentioned above, it can be used as a RR business trip set or Hari, and it doesn't rely much on EX, so it seems to be active in other decks than Simorgh.

It's a mechanical tie, but since Khalifa is a machine, he's a synchro-centered, loose tie that's easy to target with a deck. As described later, it has an effect that is easy to use even in S summons.
Easy-to-use direction that can be used for both EX and main for markers.
It has a high token generation ability that can instantly recover ads, and it is difficult to use as a link material due to the pledge, but there are no other restrictions.
It has versatile effects such as removal, recruit, and salvage, and the 2nd effect is Orion, which is a highly versatile card, so it can be expected to be useful outside of Mecha Phantom Beast.
Not only Mecha Phantom Beast, but if it's a deck that can make use of tokens other than link summoning, it's a card with high business trips that can demonstrate high deployment power. I wonder if Hari will be dangerous soon.

Material designation is the same as X. It would be an easy story if the deck is unified to some extent.
It has the name of Bujin, but the materials and effects are general-purpose, and since it is Link 2, it seems to be an X-supported version of Harifiber, as many people have said.
Compared to over there, there is a feeling that it has been adjusted, such as not being able to use link materials, but I can't deny the feeling that it was a little too self-reliant.
Even if it's reasonable that it can't be used as a link material, it's just terrible for markers. The RBI is also low, and there are various risks involved just by putting it in the basic EX zone.
Since it can be deployed from your hand, it also costs money, and the series of processing up to X is also a disadvantage depending on the deck. Magic/Trap removal is also something you want to do before deploying. If you use it with Friche, it will cycle.
It's a Bujin, but it's easy to use, but it doesn't have that kind of synergy, and it's better not to use it.
The decks that can be effectively used are quite limited. Compared to Hari, Electrum, and Anaconda in the same pack, the impression is that the performance is clearly inferior.
It looks promising, though.

Although it is a Quick-Play Spell, the merit is dead because the activation timing is limited.
Even though it is a severe attack reaction until it is activated due to the rampant removal, the effect is a gamble. Moreover, even among the merit effects, 4 chooses the opponent's situation, so the probability of receiving a demerit is higher.
It may have been an era when the attack reaction was active, but honestly, I don't think it was something that could withstand practical use.

It's not worth it to use this just for the BP-only negate effect, so I'd like to aim for an additional 2 attacks, but I don't think the opponent will activate it unless it's a forced effect. Slightly unstable performance.
The same card is requested as a bonus, and there is a Rocket Cannon that can attack twice by default. Friche is the mainstream now, and negate at BP is bad. I think you should at least destroy it.
Well, he who uses Hermos seems to be able to afford EX with Deck, so if you really have room, I think you can use both separately.

It's an explosive effect, but it's subtle if you say it's effective enough to match the accident rate and consumption of Hermos. A headwind against the new rules.
However, in a combination dragon that deals with nameless dragons, there may be more opportunities to play an active role than others, as they often use warriors who are also triggers for Legend of Hearts.
It can't be equipped to the all-important God Dragon, but...