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Currently, it is a card that can only be seen as backward compatible with that devilish mole.
Since it's a spirit, the explosion support status is meaningless.

Advanced Pyro Vanilla with ATK 1900.
It has easy-to-understand status as a backward compatibility with Mr. Volcano, and there are stories such as having a shield of fire but only below average defensive power.

A double cost monster from FIRE. However, there is a strong impression that he is not blessed with compatible monsters, and it is possible that even his FIRE monsters that will appear in the future will have some kind of SS effect, so it is difficult to adopt.

No. Xyz was noted only for the reason that it was Rank 4 of Unbound Pyro only at one time. It only has the effect of completely discarding Xyz materials, and the only cards that can be equipped are Xyz-type cards. Direct attacks are good, but it's a delicate point whether to use extra frames to adopt them.

It's compatible with 《Instant Fusion》, but he doesn't have a card that can make use of his Pyro, so this is the score.
Prank-Kids Rocket is where I want to differentiate by making full use of fusion support by name designation.

《Molten Conduction Field》is the first card that will not be happy with Laval's strength. The effect is to make Laval his GY when destroyed in battle. Even with the status, it may have been set low to make it easier to aim for battle destruction, but since the essential DEF is not 200, it cannot be used for explosions. slowness is a drag.
The effect itself is very important for Laval, and the conduction field was probably adopted until then because it appeared later, but honestly it's already tough.

A card that can be said to be the greatest significance of adopting Laval.
Although the timing is missed, the ability to guarantee a total of 5 Laval GY fertilizers with Molten Conduction Field is wonderful. I also appreciate the status of a level 1 tuner.

The material is Cyber ​​strap, the status is about average, and the markers are not very uniform and difficult to match. Although it says to steal the opponent's monsters, or revive them on the opponent's field and make them sandbags, this card's link destination requires a release monster.
To be honest, the impression is that instead of packing the effects of Goyo Predator and Shark Drake, the performance was very half-baked. The two effects are reasonably strong even when viewed individually, but I don't think there are many people who want to use them separately at the cost of releasing monsters.

A card that can only be thought of as a story.
It's still better than not returning the card to the top of the Deck, but normally you wouldn't think about using such a low-stat, three-body material monster at most for a hand exchange.
Currently, 《Sylvan Princessprite》exists, so that should usually be prioritized.

A super easy recruit card printed in the early days.
In addition to the looseness of the conditions for using the effect, the fact that the activation timing is arbitrary, so you can call out the convenient monster from his deck at the convenient time, is the strongest bogus effect that you can never get with the current card. I guess.

Recently, I felt that the number of trap cards that can be activated from the hand has increased, but I think that this card's performance is missing about 3 heads.
Currently, certain conditions and costs are required to activate the Trap card from your hand during the opponent's turn, but this card does not have such costs.
Whether it's a cost or a battle, if he's placed in GY, the effect will be applied without creating a chain, so it's scary.
It was such a card, but due to errata, it was reinstated from April.
From the field, he creates a chain block only when he is sent to GY, and only one he has a trap activation and a proper restriction.
Trap, which can be activated from the hand like a bubble shadow, has become a familiar existence, and it may be judged that it is okay in the current environment where it can be negate by a designated person. The end of the world, of course, is fortunate if you think about it now that it is not compatible with aluminum mirrors.
There are a lot of Trap searches now, but it's often minor things like chain mates that have an impact with just one, and I have the impression that it may be okay if I don't screw up with new ones in the future.

The origin of the control seizure card and the pinnacle. (While saying that, it is mutually compatible with robbery)
Due to the short text unique to the beginning, the range of cards that can be stolen is not the ratio of subsequent cards. With this, the resentment of a duelist who has been robbed of an ace or idol card cannot be reproduced with an ordinary card.

Field Spell dedicated to her TRUE, which is the culmination category of the 9th term.
A card called TRUE that can acquire effect resistance by itself can be further given battle destruction resistance and a plain buff, and after all, he can destroy the cards in his hand and search for his TRUE "cards". The card you destroy can be anything, TRUE or any other category. Moreover, since this is not the turn 1 of the name, re-covering is effective.
It's often seen these days that a disadvantage isn't a disadvantage, but it's been conspicuous since the 9th season that a disadvantage was designed to be an ad from the beginning, like this card. right? It is a natural substitute for such criticism.

A sad card that discarded all the demerits of a Level 8 Dragon, which is a sure winner with just this, with the disadvantage that ``he cannot be Special Summoned unless he is sent from the field to GY once''. However, even if he was sent to GY as an equipment card, the conditions would still be met, so there was still some salvation.
In particular, it goes well with Paladin of Felgrand, which would have used this loophole (of course). However, what you get is a 200x RBI increase, which is a bit lonely.

A derivative of the old card "Blind Destruction".
This one rolls the dice twice and destroys monsters whose level and rank are less than the sum of the rolled dice.
There are major barriers to using such a card, such as its lack of consistency and its uselessness against his Link Monster.
This card is for those who are confident in their luck with the dice, and for those who enjoy gambling decks with friends.