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The head of the office who likes to stand out.
It has the effect of excluding 2 GY DDs to Special Summon from the P zone, and destroying his Spell Trap on the opponent's turn to Special Summon from his GY/hand.
However, GY's source is a very important DD, and banishing two cards is quite painful, and if you're level 7, there's Dark, who has better stats than Director, so there's no merit to go out of your way to play it. The effect of the opponent's turn is also a wall, but there is a high possibility of breaking an important Dark Contract, so it is a delicate place to use this as well.
At the moment, it can only be said to be a subtle performance, but I think there is a possibility that it will be transformed if there is a Dark Contract that activates when destroyed, or a DD that activates when removed from GY.

A card that once made many duelists and shops cry. Yeah, it's just a tuner that was in demand.
A tuner that changes his level and his ATK by discarding any number of cards from his hand. However, if you use it in his normal deck, it will often lose your add, so be careful. With Fabled, you can fully demonstrate its ability, and it works well with Dark World because it discards as an effect rather than as a cost. With a 400 RBI increase per card, the rate of increase is surprisingly high, so you can also consider using it as an attacker.
A card that is almost essential for Fabled, such as level fluctuations and the consumption of any number of cards in your hand. Depending on the development, the number of cards in your hand may be wrong, so you may decide to use this card as a finisher...

A pretty good card for removal. Should I shoot it with an iron ball?
It has the effect of destroying monsters with defense power lower than Galbus' RBI, and with 1500 RBI, it has a surprisingly wide range of destruction. Since it refers to the value at the time of effect resolution, it has good compatibility with ATK increase system, and most monsters can be destroyed after using Honest. By using Cathy as a cost, you can destroy even more cards.
Although its removal ability is certainly high, the drawback is that it is difficult to fit into his Fabled Deck, which prioritizes deployment power. Since the cost is not specified, I think it's a card that can easily be included in his other decks.

It wasn't talked about much, but if you look closely, it's a crazy piece without a shock. The composition is similar to the anime version of TG Hulbert Cannon.
It is a card that can be equipped to Super Quantum X monsters, and the rank x 100 and the rate of increase is low. However, if you equip it on a liger whose ATK is originally high, or on a rank 12 great, it will give you a romantic RBI and performance. In addition, you can attack 3 times by removing this card. What's more, since there is no restriction on attacking 3 times, it is possible to attack 3 times regardless of whether there is a monster in the opponent's field. There is no demerit effect in performance so far. In addition, it is a perfect piece that can be recovered from the blue layer and salvage from the red layer.
It's weak point is that it lacks quick effect because it's a trap card.

Combined robots are Han romances.
Normal summoning is almost impossible. Or rather, there is no advantage to regular summoning. The basis is Special Summon from MagnaCarrier.
The effect is spectacular. If there are 2 or more materials, you can use a free chain bounce that doesn't target, if you have 4 or more, you're completely immune to effects, if you have 6 or more, you're the only opponent who makes a mistake, and even draws with effects are not allowed. Depending on the deck, the game may end. It's a level of performance that you can count on. Although it has a separate effect at the time of destruction as a bonus, the Super Quantum Machine Beast can secure a pilot, so it is a sufficiently effective effect.
Although it is completely immune to the effect, it is a specification that can receive Super Quantum support, so it can be equipped with Magnus Layer. When equipped, it has piercing points of 4800 RBI, or 3 attacks with 3600 RBI.
As expected, it is powerless against attacks, so if it goes beyond its own hit points, there is nothing you can do about it (although there are only a few monsters that can go over with raw hit points). In particular, lightning is the worst enemy because it can block the separation effect. Well, I have a free chain bounce, so I'm just going to evict him.

Her blocking ability is the strongest class in Yu-Gi-Oh history. It is very difficult to use instead.
A monstrous permanent effect that negates and destroys the effects of monsters, spells, and traps. Because of his permanence, he can even negate Counter Trap. For that reason, there is a restriction that you have to match the number of cards in your hand with your opponent, and I think that those who can use this card perfectly have reached one of the culminations of Yu-Gi-Oh. Due to the cards in hand, it is extremely strong against Infernity, and if you keep your hand 0, your opponent will be unable to do anything. Due to the characteristics of Fabled, it's surprisingly easy to get 0 cards in hand.
However, due to its peculiar nature, it is quite difficult to use in his original Fabled.

Fabled's older sister frame.
Possibly the top class for category search performance. Although Fabled needs to be on the field, it is strong that he can secure Fabled + GY ad, which is necessary with this one card. And there is no turn 1 limit. Considering that even 《Nekroz of Brionac》, which has a similar effect, has a turn 1 limit, you can see how powerful this card is.
Blessed with status, it can be connected to various synchros because it is level 4, and it can be used as an attacker because it has 1700 RBI.
Fabled basically requires 3 cards.

Rully! ? Why is Lurie here? ? Escape from her GY on your own! ?
If this card was a tuner...everyone thinks at least once.
There are Kerberal and Ganasia in Fabled that have similar effects, but Kerberal is a tuner, and Ganasia is an excellent attacker, although it has disadvantages. It is the current situation that the position is lost because of these two pieces.
If there are merits, it can be the cost of Valkyrus because it is a Fiend, and it can be an instant formula when combined with Chawa. In particular, the latter is an effective procedure for producing quasars, so it cannot be taken lightly. Well, the former is because of Cruz, who has a phony effect...

The strongest little girl in Yu-Gi-Oh history (relatively true).
The effect is a compulsory effect that revives her Fabled of GY when she is discarded from the hand.
Because of the compulsory effect, you won't miss the timing, and although there are restrictions on being level 4 or lower, there are many low-ranked Fabled, so there is no problem. It has an outrageous performance that allows you to reuse Kudabe and Unicode as long as you meet the resurrection limit. It works well with Kushano, and if you change your hand with Kushano's effect, you can deploy it without reducing your summoning right or your hand.
It's a powerful card that there's no reason not to put it in Fabled, but it's a very difficult card to use, as it's likely to put pressure on the field due to its compulsory effect.

Main attacker in Malebranche of the Burning Abyss. Yeah, it's not that bad of an effect...
It has 2700 raw hit points, and can weaken the opponent depending on the effect. When he is sent to GY on the field, the effect itself is quite disgusting, such as taking the opponent's card with him.
However, the problem is how to put it on the field and how to search.
・Not compatible with Scaramillion
・The only search method is Ritual Spell for ritual summoning this card.
・You can't use Guttlehog or Malebranche of the Burning Abyss because you can only use Special Summons in rituals.
・Fusion Dante is stronger if the consumption is the same. Or rather, since it can be used as a traveler material, that one can reduce ad loss.
There are problems such as
I would like to say that since it is a ritual, it can be searched with Manju Senju, but since it only interferes with the lower grade Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, there is no advantage to using it.
If it falls into GY, there is no merit to collect it with Dante, so it is doubtful whether it will enter the Deck or not. At least if he can meet the GY's ritual summons or resurrection restrictions...
Since the Releaser meets the requirements for the Scaramalion, we may be able to create a Ritual Axe Malebranche of the Burning Abyss aimed at it.

Entering Dante Sage Mode
Dante in fusion mode. It is a monster with a strong resistance to not being targeted, a free chain hand exchange, a handicap when he is sent from the field to GY, and a brutal performance. However, if you try to normal summon with fusion, you need 4 types of cards, and although you can use the effect of the Malebranche of the Burning Abyss monster, the add loss is large.
However, the return that can be obtained is very large, and although it depends on the other party, it has recently become easier to put out thanks to Beatrice.

Where did Dante arrive at the end of his journey?
It's a resurrection card exclusive to Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, but its performance is quite a thing.
Depending on the situation, it is a card that can earn a tremendous ad of 1 to 5, depending on the situation. Malebranche of the Burning Abyss itself is a theme that falls heavily on her GY, so the trigger condition itself is easy to achieve. There is a battle position specification, but there is no problem if you use it for Xyz or Synchro.
However, is it a drawback that the lack of immediate effect due to the Trap card is a drawback?

His Majespecter of Search containment evasion. I wonder if it's a mouth-to-mouth frog.
It has the effect of setting his Majespecter Spell Trap from the deck to the Majespecter's common resistance. It doesn't have a quick effect, and it has the disadvantage that the opponent will find out which card you've put down and where, but the pressure you put on your opponent hasn't changed. Hiding an expedited spell or trap also solves the problem of lack of expeditedness. More than anything else, he's a card that accelerates Majespecter's threat as he avoids even the search block, which was Majespecter's biggest countermeasure until now.

Whoever thought of this must have thought nothing of it (I swear).
A trade-in for exclusive use of Monarch... sounds good, but it's actually a broken card that can stop thinking.
It is excellent enough for a simple hand exchange, but the problem is the effect of (2). Or rather, it is a crazy level at the time of honesty (1).
Excluding GY's pangod, he selects 3 Monarch Spell Trap from the deck and lets the opponent choose, but this effect has no same name restrictions. In other words, it is a card that asks, "What are you talking about?" Don't let draw cards have a search effect. Moreover, there is no turn 1 limit for the draw effect. Once you've used 1 Panjin, you'll only have 2 left in your Deck at most, but when you mix in Grudge, it's amazing. They will all become pan-gods. Even if not, Monarch Spell Traps are often powerful.
Although it is necessary to exclude it for the search effect, it is only an advantage that even the cost can be recovered with the idea. It is a power card that can lead to a situation where you will be in trouble if you notice that your hand is overflowing.
Why doesn't Konami think about balance every time!

One of the factors that ruined Monarch. It is simple yet has a powerful effect.
There is a possibility that advanced Monarch will come out just by Normal Summoning this card, and if you are recruited by the effect of Idea, you can get up to the highest level.
If sent to GY, he can revive Monarch vassals and Monarch squires. I can only think that I forgot to write the sentence "You can only use one of the effects (1) and (2)".