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If there is "The Six Samurai" other than the same name, he can Special Summon "The Six Samurai" monster from his hand
Since it is an easy-to-deploy monster, it can be used as a Rank 4 X material or Link material.
Getting a monster out of your hand without turn 1 isn't that uncommon before season 8, but with this card, you can make the most of it and deploy it over and over again. It is a card that is one step ahead of the old cards.

In the "BF" Deck he has a Counter Trap that can counter Spells/Traps
Activation requires a black feather counter, and in order to place a counter after issuing a BFD, it is necessary to generate effect damage, which is somewhat time-consuming.
“BF” is a theme that has a lot of development potential, and there are many effects that inflict effect damage on themselves in the same period. It can also be secured with the effect of Suzuri.
BFAD can be set with relatively loose conditions, but it's not good enough because it can't prevent removal like Sambol before deployment.
However, it is unsatisfactory to go that far with one counter that cannot deal with monster effects.
It does have a reset effect, but it cannot be used on the turn it uses the first effect, and if "BFD" is removed by then, it won't even be possible.
Maybe I wanted to build a deck with Kurobane Counter as the main axis, but it's an unsatisfactory card.

An evolution of BFD, this card will be a new trump card for the Crow Deck.
The effect of ① is like 《Red-Eyes Iron Flame Dragon》, which is limited to monster effects. Also, since you can place a black feather counter, will it lead to a combo with the 2nd effect?
Also, the 2nd effect can wipe out the field if the opponent activates 4 or more monster effects, so this is also a suppressing effect that does not allow easy development.
However, it can't be activated until the third time, so if the removal effect is used before then, it can't even be activated. Also, since it wipes out your own field, it also has the drawback of leaving you defenseless after using it.
The summoning conditions are somewhat time-consuming, but if you use only GY, you can reduce the consumption. That condition can easily be met if the deployment power of "BF" is not hindered.
There is also Baroness in 10S, but being able to use it under the constraint of being able to only use DARK is the strength of this card.
It has many weaknesses, but it's a great card.

You can perform 7 Synchro with the monster you lifted.
His deck itself is a good matchup, but it can't be used as an initial move, and it's not a card enough to go out of his way to use even in mid-sized decks.
If a ridiculously strong 7S appears, it seems that there will be one chance.

"Gladiator Beast" Only Normal Monster
“Gladiator Beast” has few monsters that are easy to line up, and it is useful because it can be Special Summoned from “Wrestler Rabbit” or “Guy Guy” and lead to “Test Panther” or Dragasith.

In Lynx, it was included in the same pack as the division, and it was used in the auto deck.
His ATK is the highest among machine level 4 vanillas. I don't have a specific deck to use, but I think it's a useful one in vanilla.

A quick-play spell that lets you cast fairies in your hand
Basically, cards that only put out monsters from your hand are bad for add and cost performance is bad.
As a bonus, his ATK is halved, making him difficult to use as an attacker.
A card that won't be used in many Fairy Decks, but works great with the Timelord. The two drawbacks are that it's a monster that you don't really care about, and after lining up Sandaion and Michion for 6000 burns, you can get one kill with Gustav's 2000 burns.

The first stage of the Timelord support using Z-ONE
In the anime, it was an effect that eliminated the release of level 10 or higher summons, but since it was built into the Timelord, it was changed to a draw effect with a level 10 monster as the hand cost instead.
The Timelord is a monster that is easy to get caught in your hand, so it's a good matchup to be able to use it as a cost to turn his deck. However, it's slow and doesn't give you any advantage, so I wouldn't use it as a main effect.
The significance of using this card is that it can be connected to Ain Soph, and compared to the anime, it has the effect of setting Ain Soph, and it has become possible to connect without relying on simple pulls.
However, this card itself does not have a search method, and it is a card that is difficult to use as a main axis even though it takes up a Deck frame.
If you use the Timelord, it's a support that can be hired.

He can be Special Summoned under loose conditions, making it easy to use as a Link or X material.
Also, by sending 《Evil Eye of Gorgoneio》to his GY with the effect of ②, you can access various "the Evil Eye" cards and prepare targets for Medusa's salvage.
However, since he cannot Special Summon under the conditions of Photosula, even if he accesses Sariel via Pareidoria in the first hand, he cannot leave the right to summon. Also, you can't care when the summoned monster is removed immediately.
The effect is reasonably good, but it feels like I can't reach the itchy place.

① He has the effect of summoning up to 2 "Crystal Beast" monsters in the Spell & Trap zone, the effect of summoning Special Summon, and the pseudo search or recruit effect when the "Crystal Beast" card of ② is placed in his Spell & Trap zone, all Excellent... not.
First of all, regarding ①, he is characterized by being able to Special Summon "Crystal Beast" actively during the opponent's turn. However, 《Awakening of the Crystal Ultimates》, which appeared in the same Strak, can be Special Summoned from a wider range, including the Spell & Trap zone, and it is a Quick-Play Spell, so it can be used during your opponent's turn. With two Special Summons, this one looks stronger in numbers, but if he Special Summons one Ruby Carbuncle, he can also Special Summon "Crystal Beast" in the Spell & Trap zone. , I don't think the numbers mean much.
As for ②, he can't function without "Crystal Beast" at the top of the deck, and must be used in combination with Cobalt Eagle to make sure. However, I don't think it's a combo that you want to use that much because the effect over there is hard to use due to the add loss. It's a different story if it's a combo that is essential for some deployment route, but I don't know at the moment.

If you thought that Rainbow Overdragon would come out like Link 1, this time he's a Fusion Monster that comes out just by excluding GY monsters. What is fusion?
The effect is like Overdragon's effect made even stronger, and with a permanent 11000, he can be an amazing hitting point that can kill Blue-Eyed even if he hits it.
In addition, he can use the Deck bounce effect regardless of the method of Special Summon, and can aim for one kill with a direct attack of the returned monster.
The summoning conditions are somewhat heavy as it is necessary to remove a total of 8 cards after issuing "Ultimate Jewel God". However, if you make full use of strong support cards such as 《Crystal Bond》and 《Rainbow Bridge of the Heart》, it won't be difficult to meet the summoning conditions, and if the condition is that you can use Overdragon, you will already be able to use this card.
It doesn't need to be fusion summoned like over there, so there's no need to rely on 《Ultimate Crystal Magic》, which is hard to activate. Since it is necessary to remove it, it will be difficult to use "Ultimate Jewel God" after that, but it will have a return effect and it will be temporary.
I think it's a good ace monster with good kill power.

If you read it carefully thinking that it is a fusion card that can use the opponent's field as a material, you have to use two monsters on your own field as materials, and in fact, "Flash Fusion" has no disadvantages, and as a bonus, he can be used on the opponent's field. It's a card with the impression that if you have DARK, you might be able to use it as a material.
However, it can be searched with Serasseniant and doesn't require a hand cost like Super Polymerization. This card has its own strengths, so it's definitely not a card you can't use.
It certainly gives the impression that it's not good enough, but since it's not an industrial waste product, I think it's okay to give it a little higher overall rating.

It's a joke card that can recruit 《Great Shogun Shien》, which has a moderate suppression effect, but the summoning conditions are fulfilled at the time this card can be activated.
It costs nothing if you use it normally, so it's better to put in a lot of Great Generals.

Normal Trap that can revive two The Six Samurai
You can get 2 materials with 1 card, and if you use it during that turn, you can use it without worrying about the disadvantages.
It is also possible to revive Enishi and Shien during the opponent's turn to interfere. However, it is not so stable that he can be aligned with GY, and there is even a possibility that he will take self-destruction damage.
However, since it is a trap card, it cannot be used in the first turn deployment. Also, since it's a card that doesn't have a search method, it's a pain not to be able to bring it whenever you want.
Considering the above disadvantages, I still don't think it's a strong effect that I want to include.

“Shaddoll” monsters with two effects related to removal
The effect of banishing GY cards is excellent, and if you use 《El Shaddoll Fusion》etc., you can banish your opponent's GY cards in a free chain.
It's not an effect that sticks to all decks, but it's a pretty sticky effect for decks that stick, and it's a powerful countermeasure against Despheni in Master Duel.
The reverse effect is also not a bad effect because you can reuse the monsters removed by the rook, but there are surprisingly few opportunities to use it.