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A fusion monster with no effect created by fusing a gyroid and 《Steamroid》, its RBI is inferior to Steam's instantaneous RBI.
For a long time, it was only worth showing it from EX in order to do this and that with a fusion material that has a card name written on it, but the appearance of "Ready Fusion" has reached level 6, which was not supported by "Instant Fusion". As a result, it finally became a reality to come out to the scene.
By the way, the Level 6 monsters that can be Fusion Summoned with 《Ready Fusion》are all 1st period cards except for this card and 《Sanwitch》.

It's true that it attacks the opponent's main deck and burns the mountain, but it's a card that makes you feel that the person who attacked has been completely defeated.
And depending on his opponent's deck, he might even send salt, which would be a complete death.
There are a lot of effects in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG that are subtle but can't be bothered to have, but when it comes to Deck Death, unless he's a sharp guy, there are many cases where it's better not to have it anymore. .
So that's the value of this card whose main and only effect is half deck death.

A type of general-purpose Rank 7 monster with the same status as a Level 7 Bramaghi.
By consuming two X materials, it demonstrates a solid and simple destruction effect that removes face-up cards on both sides of the front and back.
If you use Dragon as the X material, it will be the same as Drancia and Heine, which can be activated by Friche on each other's turn, so if you use this card, I would like to assume that you use Dragon as the X material.
If you destroy a monster with this effect, you can supply that power to monsters on your field, including yourself, but the power given only lasts until the end of the next turn, and the turn you use the effect, this card Since you can't attack, even if you use the effect on your turn to strengthen yourself, you can only make it a wall of high RBI until the end of the return turn.
This power-up effect can be comboed in any way you like, but I don't think too much about this one, and I think it's okay to think about it as a removal effect that can be used on the opponent's turn and a moderately good bonus.

It has the effect of selecting either an electric field or Chemicritter + 《Burnout》as the search target, and there are still only preparations and patchwork that can be counted on one hand.A very valuable search spell that unconditionally increases one card to two .
In the current situation where both Terrafo and Metaba have been taken away, I can only say that I am grateful that the number of cards that can access the electric field, which is beneficial for all Duals, has increased by 3 in one hit.
However, one card becomes two cards only when he selects Chemicritter + 《Burnout》, and when searching for an electric field, only that one can be searched.
If possible, I wanted to search with a combination of Chemicritter + electric field, but there was no such good story.
Still, Burnout can be drawn along with Chemicritter, which is the cost to activate it, so it is a very useful card not only for Electric Field but also for Burnout.
Perhaps because the search effect alone has more than enough existence value, the GY effect is almost like a bonus, but this one also increases his answer to super-resistant monsters with over 3000 ATK by one. If you think about it, I think it's not a bad effect.

If you have Shari, you can SS from your hand, and you can create a formation that connects to Ikura of the dreadnought Gunkan Suship by summoning Shari to the field, even though it is uncertain depending on your own effect. .
If you NS under the application of Gunkan Suship, you can place Shari on the top of his Deck due to its effect, eliminating uncertainties and allowing you to deploy comfortably.
You can also add Shari to your hand without deploying it to the field, so you can use it for another Gunkan Suship effect or his Gunkan Suship grab effect.
However, unlike Shari, he himself has no fighting ability, and the dreadnought Gunkan Suship that comes out is not very strong, so it feels a little like the value of being side by side with an accident where an effective pair is not available yet. It may be a bitter monster.
As expected, if it's just a gimmick that produces a general-purpose rank of 4X, there are many useful combinations... If there is an X that can be produced by two level 4 Aqua or FIRE, the story will change again. .
However, it is a monster that is normally useful as a deployment agent that can be used for both self-SS and other SS. In order to be a Suship Deck, I think it will continue to be a necessary card in the future.

Gunkan Suship The first EX monster is a rank 4X monster that can be X summoned with just how much.
For the time being, the X material is free, and the removal effect in the latter half can be used alone, so it can be used as a general-purpose rank 4X, but it is too unsatisfactory for a demonic rank 4, so it is still necessary to use Shari and Ikura as materials. I would like to give it to the opponent player who is a customer.
If you use Shari as a material, 1 draw will be entered when X summoning is successful, and the disadvantage will be reduced.
Especially for 1 draw, you can X Summon with only 2 Shari from Rabbit, or even if you X Summon by stacking this card on top of Shari that is deployed from your hand due to the effect of Gunkan Suship, it will be effective. I want to aim.
In addition, the Gunkan Suship monster Special Summoned from EX, in other words, when this card inflicts battles damage on the opponent, it exerts an all-purpose removal effect to take the board ad and bring it into a pushy development.
However, the RBI is mediocre at 2200, and since it has no effects that touch the opponent's monsters other than the effect of increasing its own RBI and the removal effect that triggers battles damage, even if you use two level 4 monsters, you can get both. I think it's pretty cool that you can't do anything if your opponent only has monsters with higher ATK than you.
Continuous attacks are certainly effective for collecting his LP, but the removal effect that follows the battles damage is firmly attached to turn 1, so I thought it would have been better to be able to attack directly. increase.
In general, despite his eccentric appearance, he gives the impression that everything is plain and uninteresting, and if he's a rank 4X monster like this, he'd be in Zara even in the 2nd or 3rd year of Zexal. and.
Probably after July, Gunkan Suship EX monsters will appear as follow-on ships that are compatible with this removal effect, so for now, I'd like to expect that.

A card that goes against the set of spirits, a Special Summon monster that cannot normal summon and can self-SS when there is a spirit on the field.
You can search for it with Aramitama's NS trigger effect and deploy it as it is, and by using it as a link material with Aramitama and sending it to his GY, you will be ready to use his GY effect in the latter half.
And to put it simply, his GY effect is to prevent the spirit from being bounced during the end phase. It will be possible to keep it in place.
However, with this method of operation, searching for this card consumes the effect of Aramitama, the summoning right, and the Aramitama itself, so you have to prepare a separate means to attract the spirits you want to keep on the field and put them on the field. must be
If there's a Link 1 monster that can be Link Summoned with this one card, the story changes again...
In spite of that, this card itself has no other effects and the RBI is low, so I have the impression that it doesn't say anything very strong for a new 11th term.
His GY effect can be used even during the end phase of the opponent's turn, so it seems to work well with Amano Iwato + 《Free-Range Monsters》.

At first glance, the name and design of the card gives the impression of an overseas precedent card that came to Japan in an extra pack, but it was originally a regular pack in its home country.
Its performance is a level 6 general-purpose material Synchro Tuner, a 24-point Dragon, a universal single-target elimination effect that can be used every turn using the hand cost, and is used as a material for the next Synchro Summon, and is sent to GY. Like its own coral body, it is a monster whose whole body is designed like a mass of valuable versatility that allows you to draw 1 draw.
In the actual duel scene, it plays a role as a relay point to create a VFD board from one Khalifa in collusion with Rose Maiden and Arcetis, and in the process it is possible to insert two draws.
Not only Khalifa, but also Auroradon, Deskbot 001, Orion, and the fact that they are Machines, Rose Maiden's GY effect specified S Dragon with Black Rose in mind, this card is an S Dragon and a tuner. However, when seemingly unrelated cards with completely different races, attributes, and birth periods are synergized beautifully, I feel that a game with a long history is great.

In fact, his Warrior's low-class vanilla with 19 or more RBIs, which has never existed before, is finally here.
Although it doesn't have 20 RBIs, it also has 1900 DEF, making it the highest total offense and defense among low-level vanilla monsters, surpassing Artorias.
There is no effect that directly specifies the card name like Shari's Gunkan Suship, which is a low grade vanilla included in the same pack, but it is a Magikey monster and a Normal Monster, so if you specify which one in the Magikey Deck However, it is an essential class monster that can also serve as a level 4 Dark Warrior, so it can be generously supported with various cards.
First of all, it's natural to have a high status, and it can be said that it's a card like a vanilla monster in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, which has many pluses.

One of the ATK 2000 low-class vanilla monsters that are spreading to various races, and this time it appears in Aqua.
But who would have guessed that Aqua's 20 RBI vanilla would become such a monster...
It's a vanilla monster with the same rare race/attribute combination as FIRE's Aqua, the Fire Kraken.
It's not just a high-scoring vanilla monster, it's the main monster of the Gunkan Suship Deck with many effects that refer to its own card name.
The flavor text is a bit cheesy, but it has a playfulness to it, and even though it's a theme that's completely played around with food, it's a theme that feels strongly attached to the designer, so I'm looking forward to future developments.

Just by thinking of that picture, including his own illustration, he makes the opponent's monster in front of him turn right and left according to his own movement with Friche on each other's turn, making him aerobic. This no-rare frame with an effect.
The monsters you associate with will be exhausted in the name of fat burning, and their stats will drop slightly each time.
You can also use it to disturb and disturb the opponent's monsters in the Deck, where the position of the card is important, such as moving the monsters enshrined in the Extra Monster Zone, and XX to the link destination. If you move it to , I think it's not bad that you can suck the monsters you brought by converting yourself, which is level 1, into Anima.
It's not bad, or rather, it's a single removal card that penetrates destruction resistance regardless of the opponent's position as long as the target is taken, so it feels like this score is about 2 points added.
On the other hand, it's difficult to keep yourself on the field with fairly low stats & the power down value in one lesson is too low, so it's practically useless as a debuff.
However, I would definitely like to see the most annoying board surface where 3 of these monsters are lined up on the field and each other's turns are freely aerobatic.
It can also be said that it is a feature that it is made into a Tuner Monster as if it has no context.

An android of almost the same type as Comika, and because the offense and defense are reversed from Comika, it is a monster that has become Amazement's 18 RBI frame.
Just by showing the Amaze Attraction Trap, you can self-SS without numerical consumption, and if the Amaze Attraction Trap you showed is not suitable for the current situation and is unnecessary, throw it away to GY as it is to get the necessary Amaze Attraction. It has two very light and useful effects that allow traps to be set from the Deck.
His face-up Amaze Attraction Trap can also be used as a cost, so instead of throwing it away from your hand, you can ride Amaze Attraction once and then switch after you're satisfied.
It would have been even better if it had an effect that could be used with Friche, but as expected, it didn't work.
If you draw it in the first hand, it will be completely vanilla if you don't have a pair with Amaze Attraction Trap, so you want to be careful about the number of cards you use, but in that sense, I am grateful that it is a low-ranking 18 RBI.

When equipped on your own monster, it stops the attack of the opponent's monster and gives control of the equipped monster only during the Battle Phase. When equipped on the opponent's monster, it has the effect of returning to the hand the moment the equipped monster's effect activates. Attraction Trap.
It has two visible obstructive effects, which are called restraint or deterrence, and if you move, you'll die! This is Amaze Attraction.
When you equip it to your own monster, you basically pass control of your monster to your opponent, but chain it to an effect that stops the attack and attack the opponent's monster other than the monster that attacked the equipped target with the effect of Bufo. By switching to , you can steal the opponent's monster while stopping the attack, which effectively stops the attack of two monsters.
The bounce effect when attached to the opponent's monster is likely to be an effective deterrent if the monster that comes out of the extra activates the effect, because that monster will return to the extra, but if that monster is a special If it has a Summon trigger type effect, it cannot be responded to.
You can say that HH is superior in that area because the effect itself will pass after all just by returning again.
How to say it, the impression is that it is an effect that feels like a degraded version of Alter's Sirkitas & Kuntieri Combi.
This is something that can only be done with one card, so this expression may not be appropriate...

Mahavailo, Guardian Sphinx, and the duelists' premonitions were not wrong.
This time's bosom remake frame is probably because this pack contains a theme centered on normal monsters such as his Magikey and Gunkan Suship, and he himself is a remake monster of Aquamadol and a vanilla monster Neo. It has become a monster that is a further remake of Aquamadol.
The effect has two effects related to Normal Monsters, partly because the remake source is a vanilla monster. When battles, reveal a Normal Monster and discard your hand to crush the opponent's monster with a thick wall of water.
There is no limit to the number of times the effect can be used, but since it consumes your hand each time, there is a practical limit to the number of times it can be used. It's lonely to lose money and just protect vanilla from being destroyed by battle, and the effect of destroying the opponent's monsters when you fight yourself is not equipped with a self-SS effect, I feel like I have to borrow power to put it on the field, just like the remake Mahaviro.
You can use it unlimited times as long as your hand lasts, and if you just say that it's a destructive effect that doesn't target when you fail, it doesn't seem like a bad effect, but hey, it's a high-class monster that doesn't have a self-SS effect, so he's not suitable for collecting LP. When it comes to Nako's low RBI.
Taking advantage of the fact that the cards to be revealed and the cards to be discarded can be different, I honestly feel like it's a tough card if the hand cost can't be diverted to something else.

After the effect activates, the monster that can be Special Summoned from EX is tied to Reptile. brought.
I never thought I'd see a link 3 or higher reptile, but I didn't expect it to appear in Alien's decisive battle monster, the third in the "Universal ○" series since Golgar.
Of course, Aliens also benefited greatly from Echiduna, and it feels like Reptiles have become a race that has different themes.
In addition to its high ATK of 26 RBI, which is the same as Gungill and Golgar in Link 3, it has a versatile search for cards that have the effect of placing an A counter that triggers a link summon, adds Reptile's summoning right using an A counter, and has an A counter. It is a super effective monster with 3 high-quality effects that puts all the opponent's monsters on it to sleep and does not activate their effects (even Link Monsters that do not enter Defense Position do not activate their effects).
Add Aliens such as Kids and Busters to your hand to deploy with the effect of & 2 that can attract recombination devices, ruins and pollution that you couldn't search until then. It is possible to activate the effect of and pull the trigger of the dog's effect & it is also possible to summon the Hypno that is on the field again, and the suppression system permanent effect that was overwhelmingly lacking in Alien until then In addition to being strong, synergy with Alien-related cards that have appeared so far is well thought out, as it is easy to prepare Kids and Corruption that are useful for applying it in combination with the first two effects. The design, including the illustrations, can only be called a masterpiece, and there are things that even impress.
However, since all link materials must be reptiles, it is difficult to use the opponent's monsters to summon this monster, which is a link 3 with only Alien. You have to spend a lot of money, and if you don't have a valid pair at the same time, it's a relatively high hurdle.
All of the effects are strong, but I really want Link 1 or 2 monsters that can easily get the search effect to have it...
It's a very annoying monster for Alien with low deployment power, who feels like he's put all the strong effects on a large monster.
The two A counters that activate the additional summoning right effect are quite difficult to generate naturally other than "link summoning this card using a buster as a material and placing a counter on this card".
That's why it's difficult for a purely constructed Alien to even link summon consistently, but fortunately unlike Golgar, the required materials are open to all Reptiles, so Ogdoadic and 《Let's put it out with the help of Kagetokage ”.
Since Echiduna has one of its materials free, it's easy to use against opponent's monsters, so if you're going to use Echiduna together with Control Takeover, I think it's best to go through Echiduna.