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It's not as weak as it looks, in fact it's a must-have card that reduces the accident rate of the Sylvan Deck on its own.
Regarding the first half of the Deck top operation, while discarding the advanced Sylvan, which has a cost but uses relatively many advanced ones, select a Sylvan monster that can activate a wide variety of effects by being flipped from the Deck and sent to GY. Since you can put it on top, you will have a lot of opportunities to use it. Yu-Gi-Oh is about attacking your opponent with certainty rather than making unreasonable bets.
As Mr. Scrap Tritodon said, if you use Snuff to activate the effect, you can activate the effect of his Sylvan as it is.
The effect in the second half is also slow and looks quite plain, but it can also be used simply to prevent accidents. Furthermore, if you are lucky (not so much), you can activate Sylvan's effect, so he will make the deck smoother.
As someone who actually uses Sylvan, I just want to say that he should remember to activate the latter effect.

Matsubok Rear Arms! One shot in the shadow!
I didn't want him dead. Or rather, when will Acorn find out?
It says that you can use it with your partner's acorn, but that partner's performance is terrible, and you can't use this card at the same time.
It would be nice if they could send this card from his deck to his GY, even if it had a hand cost... there would still be room for adoption.
Cards that depend only on specific cards generally increase the accident rate when thrown into the Deck.

Acorn Arms! Never Give Up!
I won't say that Jonouchi is going to die here. I don't even say Neo Jonouchi-san.
It's the card used by Yuma in the anime, but it's performance is too terrible.
You can Special Summon by sending "from your hand" and "a specific card" to his GY. Other than that, there is no particular effect. At that point, isn't it a weakness that is easy to understand even for elementary school students?
There is also a card called One Chan, and although there is a way to align it with pinecone, there is no reason to prepare a gimmick that takes time and effort to deploy two weak monsters from your hand.
If you want to do Rank 1 Xyz, there are probably many more suitable monsters out there.

"I'll pretend the duel never happened!"
No matter how you look at it, it's a reset effect. Although it doesn't return LP or exclusion zone, it's very brutal to completely destroy the formation that the opponent has built with a single card.
No matter how slow the reverse is, it will not be allowed if it is too dynamic like this. If your opponent rushes into the battle phase using the summoning right, the opponent's monster zone will be empty on the next turn. Also, if your opponent is vigilant and leaves this card on the field without attacking, and you reverse this card at the start of your turn's main phase, it will still be empty. Absolutely terrible card.

The final trump card in Koa'ki Meiru.
First of all, I would strongly discourage throwing this card into Koa'ki Meiru, her normal girlfriend. It is very painful to "remove" Steel Core as a cost for Special Summon, and there are too few ways to utilize her Spell Cards that have been removed or return them to his Deck or hand, so his Koa is a special summon. It's too much of a risk for 'ki Meiru. When using it, it must be used with extreme caution.
However, this card is a Special Summon monster that can revive him from GY if the resurrection limit is met, and the excitement when it is released is something to behold. With the recently introduced Vajra Core, there are more ways to search for this card, Steel Core, and prevent self-destruction. There is a deck of him that is the maximum axis based on such a card.
Also, by using it as a stepping stone for Tyrant Neptune after using the effect, you can use the destruction effect again and prevent self-destruction without using the Vajra Core.
When building a deck, actively use Drago, which has the same attribute and race, as a means to utilize Tempest, and Tornado, which uses his WIND to fly from Urnite and wipe out the opponent's field. The appearance of reviving from his GY many times and completely destroying the opponent's field is truly a God of Destruction. Many people are fascinated by the overwhelming firepower.

"For the earth, human beings are cancerous cells. They just keep multiplying and polluting the earth."
"You know it's useless, but do you still protect humans?"
"I want to fight again!"
The name of this card. It's called Photon Stream, and tokusatsu fans can't help but think of that work.
He has the name of Photon and can receive his Photon support (《Accellight》, etc.), and is blessed with both attributes and race. There are many excellent Xyz destinations, and it is quite useful to Xyz to Galaxion with Photon, so Photon has the ability to be fully adopted.
To put it the other way around, Photosla is enough as a demerit attacker.
It can be fished with 《Masked Chameleon》, and looking only at its stats, it can be said that it is an excellent card, far from being unusable, although it is a deterioration of Gobutsuki.

Even if it says copy, it doesn't copy the text outside the effect, or it can't be done, so you can copy Koaki's effect to prevent self-destruction during the end phase, and you can use the activation effect again.
Let's search with 《King of the Feral Imps》. Koaki has Urnite, so it's pretty easy to get rank 4.
Release can be one, so maximum ss effect destroys the card, maximum release this guy, maximum effect copy, copy effect, and it also shows a violent activity that matches the destruction and rough hand consumption.
Of course, it's not just his Koa'ki Meiru that works well, but you can also use 《The Monarchs Stormforth》to copy your opponent's monster effects. It also goes well with the sacred carving.
However, even though it can be summoned as a compromise, it is still heavy, so a Deck that has the ability to deploy might be a better match.

A pitiful early vanilla that is not appreciated by anyone even though it is such a site 4.
It's a monster that has been reprinted several times and is often seen in true DMs, so it's probably not that well known, but...
In vanilla, WIND Winged Beast can still be called Lightning Chidori in different colors, and although it has the advantage of not falling into the abyss (Don't tell me to use Harpie Lady), this is LIGHT Winged Beast. It can't be helped that the RBI is even lower.
For the time being, this early text is quite rare in the STARTER BOX, so let's keep it safe.

I really wanted to show you this...
one exa stag
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Wow ah ah ah ah ah ah! (Unmei no
That's why this ability seems to have been added on top of being unnecessarily tied down.
In this day and age, if you just want to remove it, there are Arknights and Castells that can be made more easily...
The ability upgrade is also miserable, as it is about to line up with Castel after equipping the main character line.
It bears the name of Inzektor, and while there is nothing you can't do with Inzektor, it's quite difficult to get this card out of Insect. Almost no versatility.

Lock with the releaser, draw with the precider, then add resistance with the demolisher.
Unlike Dithers, it's useless against Mirafo, etc., but it's immune to his spells and Effect Monsters, so it's definitely possible to cover a wider range than that.
In addition, this one has a higher level, and like the releaser, it is extremely blessed with death guide support, and even if you put multiple copies into his deck, he will be able to put out a strong Ritual Monster without thinking about any concept. will demonstrate
If you can bring out Shinato or Hellraiser with his high ATK using this guy and the releaser, you will surely be able to see the opponent's face twisted in despair.

But the older sister of the cheat sisters said that the person who manipulated that boundary was dogeza.
For the time being, Crow is less likely to be disturbed by hand triggers, but this one is superior in number.
Theme decks that don't have unified attributes are rare these days, so it's not particularly bad for usability, but excellent.
However, the presence of 《The Transmigration Prophecy》, which can return his own card as well as metahis his GY in the same way as this card, is significant.
This one banishes both your own and your opponent's monsters... but you can banish your own monsters as well.

Ah, I didn't notice because there was no "Reverse:" notation, but he said Shaddoll is a reverse Effect Monster, thanks for pointing it out.
Unfortunately, you can't stop the effects of monsters that are "non-Reverse Effect Monsters" that activate when reversed, so you can't stop effects such as Ghostrick and Snowman Eater.
Rather, it can be used to actively activate the effects of such monsters.
However, it does not allow the activation of powerful Reverse Effect Monsters such as Raikou, and even though it affects the field, the two of them are as powerful as Tremendous Fire, making it a perfect burn card.
It's been a restricted card for a long time since it first appeared, but if you can throw in 3 of these cards, the Duel will end pretty quickly, so it's only natural.
Well, it's not a card that can be used as a main card on its own, but it might be useful in unexpected situations if you stick it on the side.

Although it requires DARK level 2, those monsters include excellent "Krebons" and giant virus, and Ghostrick and Malicevorous are in the category, so it's relatively easy to put out even if you choose a lot of decks.
However, his stats are so weak that even recruiters, let alone attackers, can beat him down, so he only has the ability to temporarily suppress the opponent's actions.
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Whether it hits or misses, it only has a beneficial effect. I wonder what the person who designed this card was thinking...
Unless you really have a sixth sense, I would definitely choose 5 or 6. think with common sesne. What was the sixth sense?
It's a pretty boring card at this point, but if it hits, it draws 5 or 6 cards and 4 or 5 really greedy pots.
I thought that if he missed, he would be at the same disadvantage as losing, but he is a GY fertilizer with 1 to 4 cards.
Even if you don't think about it so much, it's okay to ban this kind of thing. No gambling, no poop. Well, 《Fiend Comedian》with a similar effect is an interesting card.

“There are so many important things!!”
It is said that this special move name, Photon Crusher, is sure to make special effects fans aware of that work.
The effect is ridiculously strong. An excellent card that can flexibly respond to various situations, such as excluding any Quick-Play Spell, even though it targets.
. It's not that it's difficult to put out, but it can't be helped that there's a risk with just a powerful effect.