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The illustrations are nice. yes···.
What era is the effect from? this? ?
The same girl has a Dragonmaid drawn on it, and she also had 《Laundry Trap》on the card outside the category, but I didn't think there would be something much lower than that.

Includes new cards with illustrations inspired by the recording theme (not necessarily synergistic)
If only the EX zone is targeted, the low versatility stands out. If you target your own cards, he has a high World Legacy Clash barrier that can weaken your opponent with a Quick-Play Spell.
The important thing is that he doesn't work well with Sky Striker Ace, and since he returns to the main zone, there is a possibility that his movement will be hindered. One piece that stands out for lack of dexterity.
If you're going to do all the illustrations, don't do it with a new play mat or a different illustration.

Not only the horse but also the Curse of Dragon, Bramage who snapped from Gaia. (However, it cannot be used as a material)
Its name, required materials, and burn effect have elements that are somewhat conscious of dragoons.
Bramagis are warriors of level 7 or higher, and dragons are blessed with support, so summoning them should be easy.
In addition to penetrating like Gaia, it has an offensive effect similar to Inferno Wing and Burn for the amount of points destroyed by battle.
The type that can grant it to the whole is also rare.
If destroyed, you can summon 2 types of large monsters from a location other than the exclusion zone.
However, the original dragon knight Gaia is a weak guy, and I'm worried about having to open an EX slot for him.
If Warrior is used as a fusion material, Black Cavalry can also be used, and although there is no burn effect over there, depending on the situation, it has a fighting power that surpasses this one, and has the effect of protecting your entire card from the effect that targets it.
When Dragon is used as a material, there is also a dragon knight black magician, and although it does not have penetration or burn, it has superior offense and defense, and it is easy to share support with bramagi, and it has resistance to magic and traps, and has an effect suitable for bramagi.
There are many competitors, and it is undeniable that it is easily influenced by the situation, so if you are going to operate it, should you adopt a specialized construction or read the environment and adopt it?

A high link that can be summoned from one Effect Monster.
There was a similar guy like Perfectron Hydrive Dragon.
Markers are oriented vertically and horizontally in two places facing mutual links. It actually has an effect on reciprocal links.
It has two effects that interfere with the field with ATK that is slightly lower than Link 4.
It has a total exclusion effect of 1, but since it returns immediately, it does not lead to an add as it is.
However, with various flexible specifications, various ways of operation can be considered as already said.
Since it is returned as a Special Summon, cards that restrict Special Summon are removed as they are.
Although the removal in the mutual link state is slow as it is limited to battle, it is not bad because it is a follow-up to its own low hit points and can interfere with magic and traps without being targeted. It is also Uri that the position can be adjusted by the above-mentioned exclusion of all.
It's a card with excellent combo properties that allows you to freely specify materials, and it can be said that it has a high potential in the future.

Is this Albazoa's pose the future of the Ojingikan?
His Dogmatika searches are limited to those related to rituals, but if the conditions are met, he can additionally search Dogmatikas in general, allowing ritual summoning to proceed smoothly.
EX GY feeding also earns more ads.
It seems to be an essential card for the Ritual-axis Dogmatika.

There is a lag due to the trap, but it can also be ritual summoned from the deck.
However, not only Lag, but the release target must be limited to his Dogmatika and the level must match.
As for slowness, Dogmatika Ritual has an effect that works during the opponent's turn, so it's easy to follow up.
Also, I'm happy to be able to recover resources with the effect of 2.
Not bad as one of Dogmatika's ritual summoning options.

The assassination squad has a very dark presence, but the illustration looks like a gang dance and is surreal.
The effect is also an assassination unit or a backup member.
Unlike Fuldris, the strengthening effect is an attack on the opponent, so you can't expect much, and it may be a check against the attack.
It gives the impression of being backwards, but I think it's a useful piece if you can prepare it.

If it's a spell card effect, it's good to deal with resurrection and irregular summons.
However, it's highly dependent on combos, and it's not fair to say that it's effective enough to take the risk of using it.

It takes time, but he can be ritually summoned by consuming GY, and he can be summoned not only from his hand but also from his GY.
As is well known, Dogmatika is good at sending his GY from EX, and since the gospel of the same Ritual Spell is summoned by his GY sending from EX, it is easy to cooperate.
In addition, there is no need to match the level as an advantage that Gospel does not have, and since the card name is written, it also supports 《Pre-Preparation of Rites》.
Albazoa is not supported because it is a latecomer, but it will earn more ads by sending EX GY.
A useful card for Dogmatika on Ritual Axis.

A ritual Dogmatika that seems to be Ecclesia's successor.
Contrary to its mysterious and cute appearance, it has high explosive power.
In order to do that, it is necessary to prepare a high RBI and perform a ritual summon, which takes time, but there are Drytron, who is good at high RBI and good at ritual summoning, and Albazoa, who has an abundance of category supporters and has 4000 ATK and DEF and can grant resistance. With Dogmatika it's not that difficult.
It's easy to summon yourself from a low status as a ritual.
Combat resistance is not applicable to himself, but it's great for Fuldris and Hasher Scene, and sending the opponent's EX Deck GY works effectively against his deck, which creates even larger decks by connecting Links and S monsters.
Although it is highly dependent on combos and opponents, it is a performance that is worth using.

Kashtira has a powerful general-purpose card called Fenrir...
As already said, 1 Kusha search alone is a perfect score.
In addition to that, the overall strengthening of 2 is weak but versatile and not stupid.
The removal effect is also a little tricky, but it's not bad either.
A powerful field that also has business trip performance.

A piece that showed its true potential with the appearance of the new Kashtira.
Materials are used only for destruction resistance, so it is easy to operate the main effect even if you revive or return.
However, in addition to Arise Heart, the zone containment effect with no turn limit only makes me feel like it's a fucking game.

Rank 7, probably her Kashtira ace based on rarity and its offense and defense.
There is no specified material, but it is heavy with a request for 3 bodies. However, it can be summoned repeatedly if the conditions are met, and can be handled lightly in Kashtira.
It should be noted that even the opponent's Shangri-La can satisfy the trigger.
In addition to 3000 ATK and DEF, it is equipped with 《Macro Cosmos》, and the material replenishment meshes with its effect. And with the backside removal of Furice and no turn limit, well, it has a powerful effect that you don't want to play against.
The removal effect is targeted, and it's one of the rare pitfalls that it doesn't have direct resistance. Whether it's Kashtira or rank 7, there's no negate. However, there are many ways to follow up.
I think that it is one that is worth adopting as a general-purpose rank 7.

Like Cien, his Kashtira probably has Nobunaga as a motif because of his name, Kashtira, and his Japanese-style flame appearance.
It is currently the only low-class Kashtira, and it is easy to handle because it has self-deployment with loose conditions and is a low-class warrior.
In addition, it can be treated as a rank 7 material due to the effect of 2, and it becomes the engine of his other Kashtira. Compared to similar Psychic Beasts, it is smart enough to support Special Summon, Magic, and Trap, just as it has a category name.
It's also strong that it doesn't get caught in the back, which is troublesome for this kind of card.
Self-deploying will only allow you to X-summon, but it doesn't affect Kashtira that much. Or rather, this restriction should be applied to the second one...
A strong supporter who is not ashamed of Sulea.

Bicorn, who appeared later, is a vortic, a beast, and strangely has a lot in common with his deck destruction.
He takes time and has a deck destruction effect.
There is no turn limit, so if you deploy a large amount of light with the same name or others, or give him continuous attacks, he may be able to win at once with Deck Death...
But I wonder if the realm of the story will come out.