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Is this the OCG version of the Chimera Hydra Grid? (lie)
Link version of FGD. It is strongly conscious of the anime version, which was a ritual.
It's very heavy with 5 monsters, but it's not that difficult if you just take it out because there are no restrictions. All the marker orientations are excellent orientations that only you can get.
However, the specified 5 attributes are required to use mass removal. Cards with multiple attributes are counted as multiple cards, so tricks work to some extent.
Unlike FGD, which was just an RBI fool, in addition to the above-mentioned removal, this one also has complete resistance that makes it easier to pass through and combat resistance that shows in the first part.
However, the combat resistance is the same as the original, and the light is an attribute where Honest and Astram exist.
Also, he is asked for 5 GY costs for each opponent's end, and if he uses tokens, etc., he often cannot pay the cost, and contrary to the text, he is not very active. Well, now that inflation and speeding up are happening, it's good to endure for 1 or 2 turns, so I guess you don't feel like that.
If you use it positively, it is desirable to build it exclusively. I think it's a card that's romantic and not bad.

Deployments other than those with the same name are restricted, but Solcha, which has no other restrictions, is powerful.
However, after activation, the LP becomes 100, which is exactly what the name suggests.
If the opponent is his deck with burn elements, it becomes even more difficult to activate, and it also has a slow Trap.
However, it is also possible to take advantage of it, and famously, you can aim for a kill with Hope Ray, or you can drive your opponent in with Reversal Quiz.
Habit is no longer a card that can be prioritized strongly, but I think it's a card that has enough romance and explosive power.

Although it can be used under the Saidra condition, there is a Junk Forward that can be used under the Photothra condition that does not depend on the opponent's field at the same level, attribute, and race.
However, just as it is said, the fact that it has the name of Rokubu is huge. The advantage is that you can accumulate bushido counters without using the summoning right.
You can also aim for Cien's S summon with a level 2 warrior tuner. We used to go on business trips together when TG was hired for business trips.
However, in the current era of speeding up, depending on the opponent's field is still caught.
If there was room, I would have hired him. It is easy to use even with a pin thanks to the beacon signal.

Loose conditions that can be deployed only by the presence of Rokubu. You can only have one on the field, but there is no turn limit, so you can collect the gate and deploy it repeatedly as a material. RBI is also high for the conditions.
The salvage effect only responds to destruction from the opponent, but it is rare among similar effects, and it has a modestly excellent element, such as being able to collect itself regardless of where it is destroyed, and functions as a substantial destruction resistance. can.
Even though there is no turn limit for deployment, there is a risk that you will be in trouble if you duplicate it in your hand, so you need to think carefully about the number of cards you use.
I think it's a card that supports Rikumu's deployment power, along with his younger days.

Rokubu has a modest hit point overall, but many of them have a substitute destruction resistance, so there is little demand for this effect.
Therefore, we will find a use as a level 1 tuner with the name of Shien. For a long time, it was the only level 1 tuner related to Rokubu, so it was very useful.
However, with the appearance of Fuuma, a Level 1 tuner with the same name as Rokubu, it becomes quite difficult.
The effect is like a bonus like this one, but when it comes to Rikutake and Shien, the former is overwhelmingly more convenient for Rokumu. Hurry up!

With the appearance of Fuuma, both Yoriko and Yoriko seem to have lost their positions. To the extent that even if you find some points of differentiation, the difference will not be filled.
Well, as has already been said, the conditions for the trigger were originally difficult because the recruitment target was level 3 or lower, and the fact that he didn't have the name of Six Takeshi.

Among Rokumu, he has a high RBI and he is a Special Summon monster, but the conditions are not difficult. The removal of Nocos every turn and the effect itself are moderate.
However, for Rokumu, the lack of mobility that cannot be deployed outside of their own conditions without having Rokumu is a bit painful.
It's not difficult, but as I said before, he doesn't give much importance to GY ads, so there's a risk that he'll rot in the early stages.
The RBI is also reasonable as a semi-advanced, but it's not high and you can't attack if you use removal.
With the current Rokubu, where you can easily deploy powerful cards from EX, unfortunately, I'm sorry. If it's Kage Rokubu, it might be a level.

Contrary to Yaichi, this is limited to the front side. Compared to before, the number of powerful permanents and fields has increased dramatically, so the number of cases where the effect is useful is increasing, contrary to Yaichi.
However, in the end, I can't deny the feeling that the target is somewhat limited, and since it can't be used by itself, even considering the cost, the all-purpose removal Mizuho would be enough.
There is only Shinai who is suitable for combos as the target of rough action. There is also a combo effect by self-destruction, but there is little need to do that with Rokubu.

It has a hidden defense meta effect, but due to the effect of speeding up, it is rare to see a hidden defense in the first place. I wonder if it's enough to pay for it.
There is also an enishi who has a frite bounce with regards to arrogance. The cost is also easy to prepare. In the first place, there is no such thing as being a rough target for Kageki and Enishi.

The attack limit doesn't bother me once it's used as a material, and in the past it was a fairly useful effect because it didn't get caught in the abyss from that stat.
Currently, it can only be used as a set card, and since Friche and counters have become mainstream, the reliability of monsters' activation effects and trap removal has declined, so it feels like it has become a rather delicate card. .
Rough action is not supported without adjustment, and since the main tuner of Rikumu has become a level 1 Fuuma and Invoker has been banned, even level 3 is becoming unwieldy.

Ghost of Sinai. A warrior union that was rare at the time.
Rokubu's high deployment power makes it easy to connect equipment, and the effect is solid.
However, honestly, it is difficult to give priority to this level of merit.
It also deals with rough behavior, but it's a pity that only subtle targets exist.

It has a removal effect, but Mizuho and Tsuyubari are easier to use after damage calculation and Rokubu with high deployment power.
However, as it has already been said, it is a strength to be able to bring it from Kizan, which is the main force. It is not an existence that has been completely buried among the former six warriors because of its expanded range.

There is no turn limit, but since it does not give resistance to set cards, it will give Trap monsters resistance to destruction once per turn.
The point of differentiation from the convention is that it does not affect the opponent, synergy with 《Zoma the Spirit》that is activated when destroyed, and synergy with cards that trigger effects due to the reset process.
However, it has a worse presence than a regular, and as a Trap, it tends to be one step behind.
Although it has combo characteristics, it is hard to say that it is a reliable performance due to the influence of inflation.

Trap monsters can be given a Zanji effect, and if you can maintain it, you can be bullish in battle.
However, since it is a trap monster that is slow to deploy because it cannot exert its effect by itself, it is slow until it is effective. His own stats are high among trap monsters, but overall he's not a safe number, so he's likely to be the first to be targeted.
Trap Monsters Generally speaking, the effects of speeding up and inflation have a strong headwind, and the performance is a little tiring.

There are suspicions of mistakes in the text, and it's a slightly troublesome text, so if you ask me if it's strong, it's not.
It is completely resistant to monster effects, but its natural range is subtle, and there are major and troublesome cards such as Veiler in this level range. The status is also low, so it's not good to have a place.
GY can be used as a cost to raise the level, making it suitable as an S/X material.
Since the cost is not specified, it is an advantage that it is easy to adjust GY, but since the raw performance is like this, it is honestly hard to prioritize just for that purpose.
In many ways, I have the impression that this card is only for men.