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《Archfiend's Roar》in Rokubu. In the past, general-purpose resurrection such as libide was regulated, and double-edged cards weren't as peculiar as they are now, so I get the impression that this relatively peculiar card was often used with backwaters.
However, due to a change in the card pool, restrictions on libido have been lifted, and a new general-purpose resurrection, 《Back to the Front》, has appeared.
And most of all, since the introduction of Shinrokubu, it has become easier to avoid the double-edged disadvantage, so this card is almost upward compatible.
It doesn't have any outstanding points, and in the first place, since Trap Resurrection itself is rarely used in Rokumu, I wonder if there's any significance to this card's existence.
I'm a loser of the times...

Since it is a quick attack, it can be used for a wide variety of purposes, such as Cien's zone movement, sacrifice escape and pursuit, and bushido counter generation.
I'm going to cross, but the impression is that it's hard to give priority.
It's basically 2:1 and it doesn't work alone, so I can't accept board ad requests. With Rokubu's deployment power, the cost isn't that much of a problem, but I don't think it's necessary.
Compared to the past, double-edged swords and backwaters have become slow, so being a Quick-Play Spell has become a big advantage, and the gap is closing in.
I think it's a card for the expert.

Contrary to his strong appearance, his hit points are below his wife. It may be laid on the buttocks unexpectedly.
If Mizuho exists, he can be Special Summoned, which is much smaller than Kizan and Shihan, but Rokumu has a lot of search, and together with Mizuho, he can deal with beacons, so it's not difficult to get him together.
If released, the recovery effect can be demonstrated, but the triggers in Rokubu are mainly Mizuho or Tsuyubari mentioned above.
And since it's generally better to use it as a material, there aren't many opportunities to activate it.
It's performance is highly dependent on combos, but as mentioned above, it's easy to search for, so it's not bad to use, so I think it's worth using it as a set.

When I was young when I was young. It seems that he has a marriage vow with Sinai, but this one has a higher RBI, and from that effect, was he a demon wife?
Compared to Kizan and Shihan, the target is much narrower, but it has a development effect. Rokumu has a lot of searches, especially since both Shinai and Shinai are able to deal with beacons, it's not a difficult story to collect. Basically, I'm going to use this as the starting point for couple development.
It also has removal like dewlash, but instead of only 1 turn, it also cracks demons and traps. It's not light because it requires a board add, but it's easy to secure the cost due to the high deployment power of Rokubu. Suitable for out-of-pocket payments.
It has a highly versatile effect and can improve deployment power, so it might be worth adopting as a set with Sinai.

It was a card that created various combos for a long time, but due to its high reliance on combos, I had the impression that it was a card that never saw the light of day.
However, Decks that handle practical magic counters have appeared, starting with Endymion. In particular, 《Selene, Queen of the Master Magicians》, which is scheduled to appear soon, has explosive counter generation power and relatively high versatility.
There are still things I don't understand, but as an example, there is also an environment class Deck that can incorporate a first kill after blocking with Azato.
I think it's finally become a dangerous card.

Why isn't there a turn 1 (surprise).
Spell usage "includes", so the material specification is somewhat loose. The markers are all downward and excellent.
You can generate counters when link summoning, and depending on the conditions, you can generate a considerable number of counters.
If you have Endymion, you won't be attacked and you can compensate for the low RBI, but honestly it doesn't matter if you have it or not.
It also has a spell-use resurrection effect, and its own counter generation is high, so it is easy to aim for activation. Since there is no same-name restriction, you can regenerate counters up to twice by summoning the same name again with the card revived by this effect.
Although he is plain, he is a spell user of Charmer RBI, so he can receive some support there. Charmer itself is spell-based, so it's easy to summon.
Even though it's Link 3, I doubt that the lax material selection and no turn restrictions are on purpose. Isn't Tempester going to be dangerous soon?
I think it's a highly versatile card for his deck, which is mainly spell-users and magic counters.

A young man in old age. A similar effect can also be seen.
Equipped with a powerful effect of bounce of Friche to strengthen RBI.
However, for Rokumu, whose deployment power is important, the fact that it doesn't have a spontaneous deployment effect is a pain, and since EX monsters were enough to remove and suppress it, it wasn't very useful.
GY's cost was also painful for Rokumu at the time, as it was incompatible with double-edged swords and backwaters.
That said, if you line them up, you can make the board more solid, and you can also target your own field, so you can use self-bounce combos, such as returning Kizan and accumulating more counters.
You can also do rough recruits from Kageki, and if you have extra slots, I think it has enough performance to be adopted.

Compared to the backwater, the number of resuscitations is reduced instead of the risk being reduced.
Even so, 1:2 is a big deal, and as for the disadvantages, it has become easier to knock down since the appearance of S summons, and usability has greatly improved.
However, now that the speed has been increased and inflation has occurred, Trap is still a big bottleneck.
You can avoid the disadvantages mainly during your own turn, so there is a high need to protect it over the opponent's turn. If you activate it poorly during your opponent's turn, you will suffer great damage depending on how your opponent appears. If you want to revive during your opponent's turn, you'll want to prepare cards that can be activated even if they're destroyed, such as Fuuma, or Rokubu, which has a substitute effect.
It's a worthy effect to protect and use, but it doesn't search well and I don't think it's a card that's as high priority as it used to be.

It's "Marauding Captain" exclusively for The Six Samurai, but it's very different if it has a category name or not.
Unlike Kizan, this card supports beacons, so it is very stable to secure.
Regarding the fluctuation of RBI, if it is targeted by Shien X, it will be 3500 RBI, and now, with the appearance of Link, it has become easier to adjust the target of Roughness according to the situation.
Mainly Rikumu's summoning right will be used for this guy, one card that supports Rikumu's deployment power.

teacher in his youth. It has the same deployment effect as over there, but it has become less perishable due to its lower rank, and it is easier to handle as a whole, with the removal of restrictions on existence in the field and support for reinforcements.
It doesn't have the 1-turn limit that is common in recent expansion cards, and with the addition of Rokubu's support, it shows the power of the rage.
A card that supports Rokubu's power, showing more than just a deployment card.

At that time, it was a little different effect from the anime, probably because people were wary of being able to easily expand from non-regular EX.
As already said, the adoption rate of X has decreased due to changes in the environment, so it's easier to deal damage than before, but use a rank that is lower than the destroyed one by triggering battle destruction. Hateful.
I think I will mainly self-destruct at rank 4 with low RBI and use 30 which is rank 3 with high RBI as a sneak peek.
However, even though it is a self-destruct recommended card, Trap is also tough. Inevitably vulnerable to removal.
Even though it's decreased, X is still a major player in each summoning method.
I think it is less practical.

The existence of a fusion fiber.
Unlike those over there, which were often used as a link for high links over S summons, this one supports fusions wholeheartedly.
It is powerful that you can get various fusion effects just by arranging two Effect Monsters.
After the effect is activated, Special Summon will not be possible, so I would like to think about the timing of the activation, whether to create a fusion as strong as possible.
Also, not only the disadvantages but also the cost is large, so I want to take good care of the meta.
The attribute change is a fusion that designates darkness as a material, and in addition to being a support for it, it was dedicated to preventing standing and strengthening the dragoon when it was active.
Because it was a card that allowed you to easily use Dragoon, it was restricted, and later Dragoon was banned, but it was still powerful, and even Dragoon's successor, Destroy Phoenix, appeared, which would affect future development. It looks like it's going to come out, so it doesn't seem to be allowed.

After more than 10 years, a fusion of Neos and Yubel that can finally be released as a fusion.
Yubel is a card with a high accident factor, but it should be easy to play because Neos and HERO's fusion summoning support is good and you can use it as a substitute for fusion materials.
It inherits the burn effect from Neos Wiseman, and depending on the situation, you can expect a lot of burn along with Wiseman's effect, which will be described later.
2 is Wiseman's recruitment, passive in hand expansion, but the conditions are loose, and it is also a relief for Wiseman who was difficult to operate.
If there are 4000 hit points on the opponent's field, it is possible to kill 1 from self-destruct due to the burn effect of both.
The difficulty is that you have to install two types of cards with strong accident elements to make them active. Is it an effect that easily depends on the opponent?
Outside of the field, it can also be used as a sneak peek by recruiting and dispatching troops, which is a particularly pleasing point for Yubel.
I can't say it's easy to handle, but I think it's a card that has elements that make fans happy and has romance.

I wanted to call the fans happy collaboration monsters, but...
Unlike the original meteor dragon, it now specifies all S monsters, so it's easier to put out. Also, fans are happy that he is strong against Meklord Monarch, which was not possible in the original family.
However, it is not effective enough to prioritize 2 S monsters as materials.
There are too many holes even for an attacker with resistance.
The revive effect can also be used to avoid removal during opponent's turn only, but if this card is in his GY and he has 2 S monsters lined up, it's usually an advantage, and I don't think I'll have many opportunities to use it.
With this weight, I think it would have been a hit even if it was designed to be able to use it during your own turn and follow up.
Compared to the collaboration monsters recorded in the same BOX, it is clearly weak (especially with Dragoon)
It's a later card, but it's sad compared to the same level S Baroness that doesn't even specify materials.
Although there are heart-warming elements, I can't help but say that it's a disappointing card.

What is this? The Blue-Eyed state and the Volcano Infinity, which strengthens the resistance to majesty, have a feeling of being the best card I can think of.
It's fine if it takes a little time to get it out, but it's quite blessed with the fusion summoning method from the specified materials.
At a time when it's close to being customizable, he has an anaconda that can activate fusion from his deck, and in short, just line up two monsters and you'll get something like this.
As a bonus, with this performance (although the effect of 2 cannot be used), non-regular summoning and resurrection are also possible normally. Resistance and counter alone are enough.
Since you can also target yourself for negation, it is greedy that you can voluntarily strengthen it.
Ultimately, there is no restriction on activating the same name. As mentioned above, it is easy to summon multiple times because it is blessed with fusion summoning methods.
Compared to the Shusta TG recorded in the same box, the performance difference feels like it's clearly favored. Even if one effect is divided, it will be a drumstick.
If the effect is a cheat, you can easily summon it with various decks, so there's no reason why it wouldn't play an active role. Or, it was banned in less than a year, ending its short life.
Does Konami feel sorry for not being able to do it once in a while?