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A popular monster that can be called an idol card that represents the second season.
However, that is only a matter of appearance, and in terms of performance, it is less than half or less than Lily, who is also an idol in the second term.
As the name suggests, she can tame a Fiend with a reverse effect, but the effect doesn't last long, and in most cases, this card has already been destroyed in battle and sent to her GY by the time it's tamed. .
Due to the overly revealing and radical outfit, she changed her outfit slightly when appearing in the anime, but I personally prefer the anime version's outfit.

With the advent of 《Chronomaly Esperanza Glyph》, the value of sending a Chronomaly X monster from EX to his GY has skyrocketed, even without simply earning weakening numbers or building an unreasonable combo.
Not only NS, but also effects such as Gordias and Glove can produce effects even if you SS from your hand or his Deck, and GY sending is done by cost, so it is not caught by chance.
And above all, this card can target itself, so even if you don't have any other cards in your hand or field, you can use it alone to increase GY from the first attack.

This card appeared as a Synchro Monster of her named Tuner for the first time in a long time, but the flag was immediately collected in the Synchro Overtake included in the regular pack just before.
Unlike her Junk Ron and Ammo who are fished, for a diva who can recruit Synchro materials, it is a very valuable card to show off in overtaking.
The effect is to throw away low-level WATER with Flice on each other's turn and self-strengthen, and if the synchronized summoned self becomes her GY send, including the case of becoming a synchro material or link material, she will be a high-level girlfriend. It means reviving one WATER monster.
Although she only lasts that turn, her ATK after self-enhancement is 2600, which is a high figure on par with Golgar as a level 5 synchro.
However, I can't discard my hand one by one for such a thing, so I'd like to use it on the assumption that it can be used for combos with her Atlantean monsters.
It is easy to meet the conditions for the effect of GY triggering because it is a synchro tuner itself, and it does not negate the effect of the revived monster, but some preparation of GY is necessary, Special Summon in Defense Position Therefore, it is difficult to operate as an attacker on that turn, and since there is a restriction imposed on the Special Summon after that, I would like to operate with a clear goal point in mind.
In any case, with her Deck, which is centered on WATER, it's a pity that most of the general-purpose suppression monsters such as Savage and Usa can't be put out, so I don't think he'll feel that much inconvenience.
I can't say anything when it comes to saying that not being able to do that is fatal...

It's finally time to re-strengthen Majestic, and it's a super-large Synchro Monster with a solemn and extra-large appearance.
Personally, when it comes to this point, it is a monster that I want to use as a slaughter from the interference step rather than suppressing it. Docking the attack effect and jumping over the opponent's monsters to instantly kill the player, it will be exhilarating if you hit it with a series of romantic deadly attacks.

Triamid, who has been completely unheard of since his appearance in the 9th season, has been provided with a new support in the form of Chronomaly, which is a 5-strength slot in this pack.
Chronomaly and Ancient Ruins, Code A, which is an Alien support card that is enhanced in this pack, is also an Ancient Ruins, which is confusing.
Its effect is that every time a Field Spell is placed while this card is on the field, you can search for his Triamid Spell Trap other than the card with the same name.
Low-grade Triamid monsters can use common effects to change the field during the opponent's turn, so once you have a Triamid monster + Triamid Field Spell + this card's "Three of a Kind", you can replenish your Deck from there. Without it, the deck's Triamid Spell Trap would be exhausted every turn. The dots are big.
The second half effect is also a useful effect that allows him to recruit Triamid when Rock is defeated, and his Sphinx, which is the highest level and can also be an attacker, can be summoned, so it is useful even if you are not in a situation where you can use the first half effect. effect.
It's possible that you'll have a big accident where you draw multiple copies of this card without drawing Triamid Field Spells or the means to use them, but if you can make a pair with at least one of Triamid Field Spells or Triamid Monsters (Rock), I think it's great to be able to do something.

A Chronomaly Continuous Spell that allows you to summon Chronomaly monsters without spending LP and using summon rights when there is no one in play or only Chronomaly.
In Chronomaly, Gordias, Nebradisc, Tusparrocket, etc. have the effect of summoning triggers, and while using those effects, the remaining summoning rights can be used to further develop Chronomaly and connect to Special Summon from EX. .
Of course, it would be easy to connect to rank 5X from the presence of the Golden Shuttle, as well as the rank 4X Huke.
It can also be used to Tribute Summon high-level Chronomaly monsters with summoning trigger effects such as Sphinx, but high-level Chronomaly has many monsters with self-SS effects, and their own combat ability is low, so it is not used for this purpose. would be less.
In fact, there are monsters that can do self SS and other people's SS unexpectedly even in low grade Chronomaly, so if you want to make use of this effect, I would like to use it together with the effects of Nebula and Glove.
Another effect is that you can take over the cost X material of Chronomaly X and Numbers X, and you will end up cutting this card that can continuously reduce the summoning right at a low cost, but because the effect is activated Chronomaly X and Numbers X, which consume two or more X materials at once, will be grateful for this effect.

His Chronomaly is based on a dinosaur clay figurine excavated from the outskirts of Acambaro, Mexico.
Like Gimme Pape, it's still one of the high-level Chronomaly monsters with the main high-level monsters and no desire to fight.
The effect is a hand-induced resistance effect that allows you to throw yourself out of your hand instead if your Chronomaly is destroyed by battle or an opponent's effect, and by paying LP, you can make yourself a Special Summon from her GY. effect.
It can be activated with a suicide attack, but it does not support destruction by your own effect, so you cannot use it in a torrent or the like.
The two effects are linked, and you can send yourself to her GY with the hand trigger effect, and if you pay his LP with the GY effect, you can Special Summon without depending on the situation of the field.
If you leave this card revived by this effect, it will be bounced during the end phase, but before that, if you use it as an X material, there is no problem, and he can send it to GY to activate the effect of that X monster. You can use the resurrection effect again after the next turn.
Even if you fail to process it due to interference and remain on the field, it will not be removed and will return to your hand, so it is a safe design that you can resurrect him from sending GY from his hand trigger effect again.
However, since the resurrection effect has a strong disadvantage of not being able to Special Summon anything other than Chronomaly before it is activated, it cannot be used as a link material in the current card pool, and it cannot be used as a material for X summoning with this card. In addition to usable self-SS monsters, Quick-Play Spells and Trap cards, the number of interfering cards that can be placed on the field will be limited.
However, since this card is level 5, Chronomaly's Deck is good at getting Rank 5, and Chronomaly's Rank 5X has Strong Marshmack and Soft Vimana, it's a big disadvantage. would be rare.

He is the ace of the Despian Fusion Monster, with one more material than Queritis, three levels, and an 800 size increase in offense and defense.
Not only has the number of materials increased, but this time both darkness and light are required, so it is quite troublesome that Despian monsters alone cannot provide the fusion materials.
It would be nice if you could super-fuse two cards from your opponent's field, but it doesn't always work out so well, so I wonder if it's reasonable to cover LIGHT with general-purpose hand triggers such as Nibiru and Veiler.
The effect is to refer to the ability of the opponent's monster knocked down with this card, and the effect of putting the EX monster that meets the resurrection limit of his GY on the field or excluding it in the main phase of each other. It's called doing a beat burn.
Regardless of whether you choose to revive or banish, the effect in the first half is to use the nature of the opponent's Deck (a monster taken out of EX as material and send it to GY, and then Special Summon or remove that monster from GY to use it as material again). It can also be used as a hindrance depending on the Deck used for , the effect that refers to the EX monster of GY, and the EX monster has an activation effect that activates on GY, etc.), but the latter effect is It is a brain muscle effect that specializes in taking LP, and the combination of the two effects that makes it difficult to have a role beyond RBI even if you stand first is not quite cool. However, since there are no various resistances or after-sales follow-ups when you fall down, the performance of the brain muscle condition stands out.
Once he's fully deployed, he's no longer useful to GY's EX. He tends to be deadly to decks and decks that don't use EX monsters much in the first place, so what can be called an ace is a heavy fusion material and a waste of money. My impression is that it's only a high level and over 3000 RBIs.

The mid-boss of the Despian Fusion Monster, which can be fusion summoned with two materials, and serves as the main fighting force.
The material is his Despian + Dark or Light, so it's easy to fusion summon with two Despian monsters, or to use the opponent's monster as a fusion material in a super fusion.
The RBI is a little low, but you can set his ATK to 0 for all monsters other than Level 8 Fusion Monsters with Friche during each other's main phase, so it's effective at the end of the opponent's main phase when the opponent would have run out of monsters. The chance of it being destroyed in combat is considerably reduced by using the .
If you use it on your own turn, it is a very convenient effect that can break through super resistance other than battle and perfect resistance, but it also reduces his ATK to 0, such as your own Great Drama God lined up together. be careful.
In this way, if you try to remove this monster that is strong in battle with an effect, this time you can call the successor by searching and recruiting Albus and Despian from the Deck, using the SS triggering effect of derivation, ATK 3000 Great Drama God can be sent out and its effect will make it possible to check it further.
Despian Fusion Monster is able to return to the field quite persistently due to the existence of the play castle, so it is strong against effect destruction and target resistance, and every time he falls down, he can repeat this monster that touches the deck. would be quite troublesome.
If the effect is caused by the opponent's effect, it will be effective even if it leaves the field in any way, but when the EX monster returns to the EX Deck due to the previous rule change, unless otherwise specified, the trigger effect of the system that left the field is no longer active, meaning it is vulnerable to bounces.
In addition, it does not support removal by effects after being set by the Book of Moon, etc., control seizure, conversion to equipment cards, removal by X material, etc. You can see that even if it has a trigger effect for the activation condition of the "if" system, the range is actually expanded only to the release or removal by the effect.

His Chronomaly is mainly rocks for the main deck and machines for the EX deck.
The effect is a strong effect that needs no explanation, Chronomaly's Ronfa, which has no restrictions other than the ability to recruit cards with the same name as the name Turn 1.
Chronomaly doesn't really want to fight with monsters higher than the main advanced level, but the effects of the monsters that come out don't negate, and I can't say how thankful this effect is for Chronomaly who uses several ranks of X monsters. neither.
He also has a decent amount of RBI himself, and he can't use it immediately after being sent to GY, but he can also exclude Chronomaly from GY and self-salvage.
After all, when it comes time to re-strengthen, it would be helpful if you could provide at least one of these talented low-level monsters.

An indestructible fusion spell limited to monsters of level 8 or higher that has both a Branded name and a Despian name.
What you do is the same as a normal fusion, but you can search with the summoning trigger effect of derivation, reuse it with her GY effect of tragedy, and protect it from removal that targets with the hand trigger effect of comedy. can.
In addition, when a Fairy other than a Fusion Monster, that is, a Despian monster in the main deck, is defeated, it also has the effect of reviving a GY Level 8 or higher Fusion Monster, so the first thing Despian should aim for is to "get back to life with this card as soon as possible." Successfully fusion summon the Despian Fusion Monster."
There are many Despian cards that have effects even if they are removed by other methods than destroying effects, but this is the same, and it is also good to fulfill the conditions by suicide attack.
The effect itself doesn't refer to his Despian, and he could use it in a Darklord or Fluffal Deck if he wanted to.

Branded Spell Trap has his Despian name in Gekijyo, but as of April this is the only card with an effect that references Despian.
But one of them is the strongest Emergency Teleport called Quick-Play Spell, which allows you to search or recruit his Despian monsters while discarding your hand with an effect.
He may not be as versatile as the nadir, but he is undoubtedly Despian's strongest spell, and it's not even a rarity...
With this effect, you can bring in a derivation that creates the initial move, and because it is discarded by the effect, even if you get hit by Urara, it will not cause a big disadvantage, and it will also trigger a tragedy.
You can also search for a comedy that can keep you in check and recruit Daido Gekijin, so if you already have enough divinity and branded cards, you can choose that as well.
Of course, it's not all about the good things, but after activating it, everything other than fusion is blocked, and since it's recruited in the Defense Position, it has disadvantages such as not being able to use it in battle immediately unless it's used as a fusion material, but this is an acceptable level. prize.
The Great Drama God has 3000 ATK, but his defense is low, so it's a pain that he can only be Special Summoned in the Defense Position, but if you use it as a fusion material, he can regenerate himself and get up. You can.
Rather, you should be grateful that this ability comes with his GY effect that can be used as a substitute for Quick-Play Spell & Fusion Monster when the effect is destroyed.

I think it can be said that this is another symbol of being a low-level 18 RBI player belonging to the theme and possessing a summoning trigger type search.
It also supports Special Summon, so even if you recruit it at the opening, it is very effective, and the process of discarding tragedy and recruiting this card at the opening of the first hand is a comedy.
After catching Gekijou and Shiro, who can fuse even within Branded, and becoming a fusion material, he was sent to GY. It is a diversionary card that negates the effect.
In addition to being able to be removed by banishment etc., there is no disadvantage that you will be banished if you leave the field after being revived by this effect, so it can be said that it is an excellent check card that will not be used up.
However, just like comedy and tragedy, it will be a turn 1 effect, so be careful that the search effect does not appear during self-regeneration.

Unlike an introverted comedy, it is an ad-taking machine that can be operated by docking with other themes along with the introduction, the great drama god, and the opening.
Despian monsters can be brought in in response to GY sending and removal from all areas by card effects, so it can deal not only with fusion effects, burying and discarding cards due to effects, but also temptation and golden chests. Speaking of the ecstasy when you get a pair of temptations in your first move...
Like Comedy, he also has his GY effect on any turn 1, which also allows him to reset his Branded card.
In terms of ability, it doesn't even hit a wall, it doesn't even have a card that can be thrown away by an effect or Branded to retrieve it. A Despian monster worth screwing around.

Despian's main deck wall monster and hand trigger monster.
You can prevent all opponent effects that target Despian cards by throwing them from your hand.
Also, as his GY effect, he has the effect of self-regenerating by dismantling his own Fusion Monster with Friche on each other's turn.
Its uses are somewhat limited, but you can escape the Fusion Monsters that have been banished, taken control of, or negate their effects, while leaving the material for the next development on the field. increase.
At first glance, both seem to be strong effects, but it is undeniable that there is a subtle part in that either the hand effect or the GY effect is turn 1, there is no RBI on itself, and there is no effect on the field. Especially if you mix Despian with something else, I think it's pretty low priority.
However, I think that it has a certain strength that it can easily protect the enlightenment and drama castle from the negate effect like Veiler Awakage, and the Friche removal such as Psych and Dinomi even from the second attack.