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His new Cipher card that allows you to search for Cipher Spell Trap.
The material effect of the Cipher X monster will be the preparation for the second effect. However, note that only one of the two effects can be activated per turn. Also, it's hard for him to ask for so many materials for Cipher X monsters.
The key search effect is too painful that the quality of his Cipher Spell Trap is too low. At present, it's probably a device for searching for lightwave sublimation and evolving it into a Neo Cipher. The OCG version of 《Cipher Interference》is ok.

A Cyber Angel Ritual that allows you to utilize GY Warrior Angels instead of having to be on the same level.
Even if Cyber Angel is his deck that excels in salvage and search, I can say that the ritual that can utilize materials from GY is quite appreciated. He can also be used as a means of reusing monsters that exist in GY.
The level needs to be exactly the same, but since many Cyber Angel monsters have an even number of levels, it can be adjusted by utilizing a level 2 Petit Angel. However, only level 5 Nasa Monarch Ya needs to adopt a unique monster. The sadness that even though it is a monster that was recorded at the same time, the warp does not match this one.

He works for GY more than the field.
Even when put out on the field, the ability is low and it only has a recovery effect and attack negate. Attack negate can be used any number of times and is a substantial battle destruction resistance, but since it is an induced effect, it is more fragile than permanent resistance. Overconfidence is prohibited, but it may be annoying if released with Releaser and Petite Angel.
The true value must be the control seizure effect of her GY activation. Just keep in mind that you need to perform a ritual summon once because it will only move after being revived. Also be careful not to exclude the card to be collected as it excludes the Cyber Angel.
In terms of level, the compatibility with the Absolute Ritual is not very good. It's a card that's too quirky, but that's why it's an innovative card.

Cyber Tutu remake card. But the effect is something else.
The first effect is more important than his Special Summon, being able to forcibly release from your hand. Releasing Benten exclusively without his Ritual Spell can set the search in motion.
On the other hand, you can salvage Ritual Spells when you release yourself. Helps with the continuous rituals that are essential for Cyber Angels.
However, since this card itself is an Effect Monster that is not a Ritual, and it is not a Fairy that has a lot of support, but a Warrior, it is doubtful whether it has such a sense of stability because it lacks search. It's level 5, so it's essential if you want to use Nasa Monarch Ya in an absolute ritual.

Gon-chan sends out his Superheavy Samurai S monsters of various levels so that Tama C's catching range is getting wider and wider.
As a matter of fact, there is a trap that I don't know how to put out even if it is said to be a level 7 synchro with Superheavy Samurai. For the time being, it can be put out with a normal Machine Synchro Deck.
There is almost no point in turning it into a Fulmon if it only attacks directly when it's Fulmon. Should I think of him as a hitman who can hit with high defense and has some resistance to effect destruction?
With Superheavy Samurai, it is difficult to get a thin effect and it is only a C factor. A Deck that can overcome the Machine binding can become one of the best Level 7 Synchro hitters, but even with such a Deck, he's just like Karakuri or Crystron...

A super-excellent general-purpose card that got lost from an anime card.
A card that can only be used with the cards that came out in Special Summon, but can be combined with Brestle and Shrink in Free Chain. These days, there is a sense of commonness such as Special Summon, so no matter how you read it, it's not a weak effect.
It is also strong that the effect lasts unlike Bresle / contraction. In terms of effectively neutralizing the opponent's trump card, there is a fear that it has reached an unprecedented level.
It's great for a one-off, but it also has the potential to be reused if your opponent uses an extra deck. Since it's a set, you can't use it right away, but unlike his GY his Breathle, which is limited to your own turn, this one has the potential for re-blocking.
A newcomer who can be expected to make an appearance in the new general-purpose trap battle.

Doctor's research result 1.
WW is a theme that specializes in Synchro Summoning, and at present, it has a strong supporting tone of Speedroids. It is extremely difficult to incorporate fusion there. Fortunately, the fusion material includes the S monster Winter Bell, so Miracle Synchro Fusion can be used. However, if you use this, you can't use the second effect. Parasite Fusioner, which is a reproduction of the original and works well with Winterbell's Special Summon effect, is also not bad.
Even if you just do your best and come out, it's just a huge fancath, so there's no sense of stability. It is difficult to incorporate combo cards like Funcus used when his deck was WW, and he will become more dependent on his opponent. Depending on the opponent's deck style, it is an effect that is often completely useless.
If you use normal fusion or parasite fusioner, the second effect will work, but...

As Rin's ace card, it is the core card of WW as a synchro target from two low-ranking bodies.
The burn effect is quite a firepower if this card is in his GY, but the first shot can't be expected to be a firepower. Since this card will be put out when emphasis is placed on development, it is a complete bonus effect. As expected, if it is solidified with WW, 1100 will come out in combination with the effect of Ice Bell.
The main second effect can target itself, so level 7 and below can be read as his Special Summon from your hand. It's a powerful effect as a deployment, but it's a pity that the activation timing is the battle phase. Since this card's attack performance is mediocre, it doesn't promote attacks because the cards you put out can't attack. Calling Snow Bell or a Level 1 Speedroid Tuner to create a foothold for Crystal Wing would be nice, but it would be nice to call Crystal Bell using Parasite Fusioner, and the Doctor would be very happy. In fact, you can attack with Winterbell > fuse after the effect is activated > follow up with Crystal Bell, so it's a combination that can use this effect effectively.

I don't know what to say, I think that this card was brainwashed hell in ARC-V, and that a certain anime 3 around the same time relied too much on brainwashing...
As expected, it doesn't have the effect of sneaking into the duelist's brain and brainwashing it, and it doesn't have the effect of giving destruction resistance to the fusion that it had in the anime. No Parasite support cards. In an incredibly weakened form, it was OCGized, leaving only the effects related to fusion.
Combining fusion material substitution and effect fusion, it is the incarnation of fusion support and has no fighting ability. Therefore, it is necessary to use it for fusion.
However, the fact that the fusion effect is a triggered effect when Special Summoning, and that this card can only be used in fusions that firmly "substitute a name" are not small. Special Summon The effect is useless without the means. You will need support with libido and one for one. Also, you can't use it without specifying a name, and in recent years Fusion Monsters have many cards that are tied to categories and race attributes. Is the aim a card that binds only one by name?
Fusion support that seems to be unexpectedly strong. If you master this card, you should be able to call yourself a doctor.

A WW tuner with a relatively loose spontaneous Special Summon effect.
I feel like I'm writing to draw two ice bells side by side to get this card, but it's always good not to obediently obey.
His WIND Decks, such as Speedroids and his Harpie, can easily satisfy his Special Summon requirement. Speedroids are particularly compatible with the image of the user, and you can aim for the strongest Crystal Wing from the effects described later.
There are no particular restrictions on the S summon itself, but by S summoning WIND you can grant a strong resistance. If it's a speedroid, you can fulfill the conditions of this card with the red-eye dice and something else, and after summoning Clear Wing, you can use it and this card as S materials to create the strongest Crystal Wing.
Somehow, as far as speedroids are concerned, this is more dangerous than ice bells, isn't it...?

The card that is often called an adjusted version of Yugo's beigoma is the main card of Rin.
Under the conditions of Photosula, when he Special Summons, WW will spring up. It's a ridiculous card that deploys two monsters without using summoning rights, but the restrictions are ridiculous.
First of all, Xyz is prohibited due to level restrictions, and you can't recruit Snowbell and Synchro Summon. Since it can not be released, it is impossible to earn a release. If it is thoroughly done so far, it will be rude to use it for anything other than synchro.
However, with the appearance of Glass Bell, he became a monster that can summon Crystal Wings, which are endowed with super resistance in the three types of WW. This combo has a very high degree of freedom on business trips, and it was also active in the environment in combination with Invoked.
As expected, it was judged to be a dangerous gimmick, and this starting card was semi-restricted. Like SR's Beigomax, the Synchro Dimension Yuzu Yuya series is full of dangerous guys...

I feel the aura of trying to regulate beigoma.
Exactly SR《Marauding Captain》. Unlike Beigoma, he can also use Special Summon even on the first turn.
For speedroid tuners who find it difficult to move once in their hand, it is a card that should be called gospel. became connected.
The second effect is also quite strong. His long-awaited GY fertilizer card for Speedroid. However, since this card is removed, he cannot increase the number of GY. I want to work hard to strengthen the quality, such as dropping the Denden Grand Duke. Since it is applied to WIND in general, it is also worrisome that it is highly expandable in the future.

Oh make gum.
A tuner with a spontaneous Special Summon effect sounds good, but the problem is the timing.
It is quite difficult to control the timing of damage during battle. Whether it's suicide attack or battle destruction, the number of monsters is reduced, so compatibility with S summon is the worst. Therefore, it is difficult to make use of the 2nd quick attack synchro effect.
Would it be best to ignore the Special Summon and think of it as a level 1 tuner with self-buffs? An interesting thing that can be done with this card is the Chanbara Rider's ATK up. However, the Level 1 Speedroid Tuner has a powerful rival, Red-Eyed Dice. ATK up is also uncertain, so if you rely on it, you will get hurt.
In general, I think speedroid tuners don't have a high priority...

No matter how many people flock! A bug is a bug! !
As expected, the forcible resistance destruction that was done in the anime was not reproducible, but the angry dragon repeatedly attacked with a level of fury that made the Supreme King Black Dragon hazy.
The summoning conditions are the same as the Supreme King Black Dragon, but the number of RUM routes has increased due to the evolution of the times. That said, the RUM route seems to be tougher than the RR, so the conflict route is still common.
The effect is that the number of attacks has been reduced by 1 compared to the Supreme King Black Dragon, but the removal has greatly evolved with everything on the opponent's field. He also raises his ATK. Overcoming the drawback of choosing the situation for the weight, Hao Kokuryu has become a one-kill bastard who does not choose the situation. On the other hand, the total amount of damage is low compared to Overlord Black Dragon, and there is a possibility that it will not reach one kill. Resistance is just a scale feed, so if possible, I want to use it after his opponent's LP is in the one-kill zone. If you use it even once for warnings and notifications, it's in.
Since it is a card with a higher certainty than Supreme King Black Dragon, basically it will be prioritized over Supreme King Black Dragon.

A third race fusion Pendulum dragon that appeared around the time I forgot. It is often said that fusion is fusion.
Although it is attack-sealed, the effect of neutralizing all monsters on the opponent's field is simple and powerful. Furthermore, as a trap hidden in the 2nd effect, even if it is not weakened by the 1st effect, cards with ATK of 0 will get involved. Moreover, since it's not limited to on the field, just because Brave Eyes is present, he can't activate the effect of Veiler, whose ATK is 0, Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit, Swift Scarecrow, or Battle Fader.
As an added bonus, he banishes opponents he couldn't destroy, denying the activation of effects and hand triggers while crushing his opponents.
However, the summoning difficulty is also the highest among Pendulum dragons. Anyway, Odd-Eyes and Warrior have too little synergy. EM's Warrior counts Doug Daggerman on Hell Princess, and his LP Her Swordsman which is hard to use. If you send an excellent Warrior such as Halbert on a business trip, you can use it forcibly, but...