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It doesn't have a huge amount of reversal ability due to the hole in the removal range, but if you really can't do anything, he's worth using even at 10 LP. However, with this alone, it would be unreasonable to include Hope in his normal Deck. Mostly for Hope Deck only. If anything, it will be prioritized over Hope Ray, which does not support Quick Chaos and has strict conditions for activating effects, and is valuable as one of the few Hopes that can be removed outside of battle.
I've recently felt that it's a little over 2500, which is pretty big, and being able to beat 2500 even when receiving Veiler Breathle is a strength that Lightning doesn't have. Pleiades that runs out of materials, Infinity with 2 materials, and Lightning with less than 2 materials are seen quite often, so there were times when I thought I should have used more One instead of Rei.

The summoning right is required for searching, and the P summoning is impossible due to the level relationship, so it can be used up.
The P effect can be used many times, but the scale is incomplete.
However, the number of easy-to-use high-scale monsters has increased one after another, and it has become possible to build a high-level P Deck, making this card less difficult to use.
In the past, there were very few types of Fusion Monsters that could be produced when trying to construct a reasonable Deck, but with the advent of Vortex, it has become more practical.

Now I can afford to adjust his GY, and it's a strong card that cuts 2 cards from my hand and destroys the field with high ATK. When you leave the battle phase, the battle phase will be skipped, but since you're removing the opponent's hand, it will be difficult to remove it. .
Of course, this only applies to opponents with handicap.

It's a top-class performance when it comes to interfering with troublesome cards, even though it can get stuck when drawn when it rots. When I was able to stop a large number of Pendulums mixed with giant birds, I reconfirmed its strength.

Once per turn, right? If he was revived and put it in a trap, he would die in GY.
Don't think that.
Certainly so for the crowns he dropped directly into GY in burials etc.
However, in reality, it is a type of monster that is easy to bring in your hand, as it is often stacked multiple times and can be searched by jugglers.
In order to put the crown from your hand to death, you must either remove it twice, or accept the rank 4 effect once without removing the first time and finish the consumed crown at that time.
Even if the crown has died, this much pressure is applied. Powerful enough.

Although the activation conditions are strict, it is an effect with high potential to turn surplus materials into your hand. Hope Dragoon is a very good match-up, and it's easy to stack many Hopes, and from GY, he can easily fulfill the conditions for activating Xyz Monster with his Special Summon effect. It's nice to be able to search for both Tactics and Gifts from 《Generation Force》.

If you rank up from Halo, 1 time resistance + 2 times effect or 2 times resistance. The former is difficult to burn. I wouldn't say it's weak, but considering that Palladios is there, this effect would have been fine at the stage of Halo. Is it best to use it to satisfy the feelings of Dolbe fans while putting out a large amount of firepower from 7th?

I will write because the evaluation has changed due to changes in the card pool and new master rules.
This card, which was sold for its ability to block activation during battle and its high ATK, also had the drawback of being vulnerable to interference before battle. It was also a headwind that the trump card of environmental decks shifted from dominating negate to dominating removal. Furthermore, with the advent of his Kaiju, which does not have such drawbacks and is capable of top-notch removal with just one card, this card is losing its place.
Furthermore, with the advent of the new master rule, this card that can't do anything during the opponent's turn has a problem of staying in the EX zone. Having 2500 that can't do anything fill up a valuable zone is pretty annoying, and even if you try to get rid of it with a link summon, it's an add loss move with a normal rank 4 deck. Endure the extra pressure and make sure to use Hope Ray or ONE so that you can use the effect twice so that your opponent doesn't let you go.
I've written a lot about it, but his Kaiju doesn't have the accessibility of being able to call it from the EX Deck, so it's unlikely that he'll be completely rejected, but his score will be lower than before.

It is quite skillful to fly with 《Empowerment》and search when exiting. Together with 《Empowerment》, it seems to be compatible with Crown Blade Rank 4 Decks. The P effect can also break through rank 4 natural enemies (regardless of tournament level) Midrash and Christia, which is quite useful.

Burial is decided if it can be put out, and the effect when sent to GY corresponds to any of his GY sending. The effect at the time of battle also corresponds to even Special Summon other than extras, and the range is wide. In addition, ATK is as high as 2800, and it is not so easy to deal with normal summon and negate effect. LIGHT has monsters with excellent materials. It's a brutal monster that can usually get an ad even if you put it out without thinking carefully.

It's kind of plain for 3 racially designated materials.
Although it is easy to aim for annihilation of the opponent's field with the whole attack effect, it is almost impossible to have 5 Special Summoned monsters lined up in the Attack Position from the pin to the edge, and there are many monsters with similar ATKs, and 3 bodies are lined up. So the total battles damage doesn't scale that much. At least if his original ATK was around 1000 instead of 100...
By the way, he can use the ATK increase effect up to 3 times permanently, but since it is almost impossible for the opponent to Special Summon a monster that cannot defeat this card later without any intention, it basically ends with 1 time.

Great for supporting Scarred, but Resonator isn't bad for walls either. In addition, I feel that the following usages are also important. Resonator has a maximum level of 3, so most people use level 5 for their partner. However, most of those level 5 monsters are not good at deploying in the presence of their own monsters, and in this type of deck, his 8 Synchro often stands alone. Even in such a case, if you revive two at the opponent's end and release one to level 5, you can add 8 synchros.

Although he can play few decks, he feels quite safe when he comes out. It is reliable to be able to overthrow the 3000 line without being affected, and even if it is played first, it will block the opponent's attack with 4000 defense and resistance. It's also great that the effect is free-chained, so you don't have to worry about looking ahead and granting resistance. Even self-strengthening attackers who are supposed to be weak can counterattack with a combo with Derrick Lane, making it terrifyingly strong.

(Even if it's painful) Normal Summon is easy to do, so monster effects are easier to use than star reading, and I think that his trap effect is superior. However, it's quite inconvenient that you can't set it when you have your own monsters, and even if you have your own monsters work hard to buy time to collect his Magicians that you can't even get, there are many miserable cases where those monsters become obstacles. . It will be painful if we do not wait for his new Magician to be OCG.
Postscript: As a result of waiting, it is no longer used.

Since the scale of Odd-Eyes is incomplete, it basically has no choice but to combine it with time reading, and the restriction that it can not be used properly unless both are aligned is fatally hindering. If you have all of them, you can comfortably P-summon them because of the size of the scale, but it's still slow.