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This PP contains a Link Monster based on the theme of the main character in the past, which does not appear in the anime or original work, and this is one of them.
Link 3 has strict requirements for Special Summon, but since he specifies 3 materials, he can't use Link Monster shortcuts, and requires that the material name be Warrior and all names are different.
The 1st effect says that you can cast 《Ultimate Providence》when you or the linked monster becomes the target of the effect.
The reason why there are so few targets that can be subtly protected is that it is doubtful whether there is any reserve power to deploy this card even after deploying it.
The effect of 2 is a recovery effect, but for some reason it is limited to battle destruction these days.
I feel like this RBI is more likely to be removed by effect than by combat...
It's not weak, but I feel like it's better to use Isolde or Decode because it's difficult to use.

There was nothing new in anime due to a category called Cipher, which I don't really know what I wanted to do, but Photon suddenly appeared.
Galaxion is easier to put out with Photons that can Special Summon under loose conditions, and the number of lower grades that can Special Summon other than Photosura has increased.
It has the effect of increasing the number of RBIs, resulting in 2,000 RBIs, but it doesn't mesh well with Photosla, so it's hard to make use of it unless it's a crusher or someone with the same name.
One more excellent lower class has increased, but he will look back at the Photon monsters that are the Special Summon condition.

I remember that I had a strong impression that Zephyros (anime effect), who can do infinite resurrection loops, was stronger than this guy in the anime.
Among Signer's dragons, it's a more limited and anime-like burn meta special effect than Ancient.
Demand for burn meta was low in OCG, and there were plenty of more powerful general-purpose 8 syncs when it came out.
Furthermore, although it is a black feather, it is very disappointing because it does not belong to the BF category.
Although it has no versatility and is passive, it is a burn meta that can be prepared from extras, and with this, the burn deck is almost stuck, so depending on the environment, there is room for consideration.
Especially when playing single-player battles, it is a relatively valuable existence because it is a burn meta that can be prepared without difficulty.

It's an OCG version of the controversial A card in the anime, but it's based on the manga version.
The effect of doubling battle damage works well with cards like Hope and Honest, which are heavy hits, and since the effect lasts for the entire turn, it works well with cards that can attack multiple times, such as Archon and Development.
It's an effect that doesn't become an advantage or combat support, so it's for one kill.
The effect of 2 is an action magic sharing effect (I think it will be). It's effective, so I don't think I'll use it much.

It is a thorny road at the time when it is a material that can produce fragile high-strength fiber and the conditions are more severe than that, but it is sad that the single performance is not high even without comparison.
When using the effect of 1, after linking this, it requires 2 monsters to be used as Synchro Materials, so it effectively becomes a Link 4.
I don't think there are many scenes where you want to synchronize.
The effect of 2 is an effect that synchro summons Junk Synchro if it is destroyed, but the candidate is not good enough.
The powerful Destroyer that comes to mind depends on the number of Synchro materials, so it won't do anything, and if you destroy it yourself, it won't activate, so there's nothing you want to put out in that situation.
It's a tragedy that only Gardner seems to be able to do his job after being destroyed during the opponent's turn.
For Harifiber, it was like, "If you have a tuner, go with Link instead of Synchro!"

It's not a game where defensive power is important, and there are many cards that are easier to use than this card, and those cards aren't that highly rated.
It's a card that came out early in the early days, so I feel like I can understand that such a card can be made as long as there are reinforcements.

The card that shows off the name reasoning is deceived if you just look at the opponent and name.
For the purpose of Special Summon, it is difficult to decide with a deck with a fixed level, so it is used with a deck with different levels.
The card flipped for processing is dropped into his GY, so it is possible to fertilize a large amount of his GY, and this purpose is often the main purpose than Special Summon.
I promise that if it is used for this purpose and it goes wild, it will be thrown into the restricted card in the next revision.

He can Special Summon without even negating the effects of level 2 or lower monsters from his hand, his Deck, and GY, but it's a trap and limited to main 2.
He can't use it immediately after drawing it, so he needs to keep Link Monster and this card until the main 2 to use it on the opponent's turn.
A typical card that is strong if you decide, but you can't decide.

Although it is the highest grade, it is not as heavy as it looks because it is a plant with a release reduction effect and a lot of Special Summon methods.
It has a removal effect, but it's slow compared to your own standby phase, and you're forced to get involved, and his ATK isn't that high, so there's a high chance that you'll end up committing seppuku.
If you revive it during the opponent's end phase with libide, you may be able to throw off the calculation, but is it necessary to go that far...

A cyclone that specializes in removing set cards.
There is a trap that has the effect of making the chain impossible, but it can not be removed without activating it, and the target card can be activated by inserting some kind of chain.
The removal performance of the set card is the highest level among his Spell / Trap card single-shot destruction, but it does not break the table, and it is not a Quick-Play Spell. be hired.

A typical deployment monster created during the Xyz era, but it can also be applied to Synchro and Link.
It's a Goblin-specific defense position effect, so it's a factor to miss the timing, but recent cards are a parade of "if you can", so I don't feel like I don't care so much.
If you're aiming for 4Xyz, he said that it's up to Deck to choose between Photostra, which also includes races.

The demerit activation conditions are somewhat limited, and even if the defensive power is halved after activation, the original defensive power is not even 1500, so the low ones will only be lower, and there seems to be no demerit... I think.
It is an evaluation point that illustrations are a kind of avant-garde art.

When it was made overseas, I think it was a card made with the role of summoning him and manipulating his deck top to help Dandy's Special Summon, then assisting his RBI and disappearing...
In SPYRAL, which has become a Deck that controls the first attack with Helix and Link, it becomes a card that picks up the opponent's reversal and further increases with duplication techniques.
Due to the top control and SPYRAL's stable control of the first attack, the second attack was really the first five cards to decide the game, and it was a card that was easy to attract hate even among SPYRAL.
A typical example of a card whose evaluation changes greatly depending on the category it belongs to, although it's not that strong when viewed alone.
Same as overseas, limited shipping.

Among the initial Synchro group, Signer's dragon, it is an unfortunate existence, and it is either related to animation or is too specialized for Earthbound Immortal and has no versatility. It was an existence that could not be done.
However, he was often involved in solitaire one-kill combos involving Field Spells, and Field Spells became ridiculously strong, and the environment became super-fast, and he was able to suppress and expand on the first turn. The disadvantage of the Summon effect has practically disappeared, and it has become the strongest signer dragon.
As a result, it surpassed the former limit of Braro, which was the highest record among Signer's dragons, and reached the ban card.
It was too much to say that he was surprisingly successful considering the times when he was said to be not good among the dragons of other power Hongwong Dragons and Signer Dragons.

It's a card that completely destroyed the overseas environment due to its very loose Special Summon conditions, but since it came to Japan in a semi-restricted + Xyz environment (the effect cannot be activated without the material), it has not been used much in Japan. It is a card in a mysterious state called semi-restricted.
Since the number of copies of the same name is directly linked to strength, semi-restriction will greatly reduce strength, and in addition to being able to do similar things in terms of material usage, it is allowed when a trick crown that can Xyz appears. I have come to feel that it is okay to be.
Since it goes well with Link, I think it might be a good idea to try to relax it once, but...?
Finally, after many years, the limit was relaxed without limitation, and for the first time in Japan, it became possible to use 3 cards.
Beast-Warrior, which was the only drawback at the time, has become a great advantage, and since the environment has changed from Xyz to Link, it has become easier to make use of its own effects, so it can be said that the environment in which it can be expected to play an active role has been established. do not have.