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It's better to shoot the contraction directly without using this, though it uses the battle destruction as a trigger...
Despite the troublesomeness of the trigger, it can only reduce damage and restrain attacks.

An easy-to-use card with few peculiarities that has effects that mesh well with the nature of Synchro while having a simple effect.
A good card for early tuners that is easy to use and safe.

I think Necrogardner, who has a race and doesn't even fight, will be enough.
It's not a bad effect, but the impression is that it stops.

The first effect doesn't apply unless you use it face-up, so if you want to use it right away, you'll need to use it in Attack Position, but doing so will cause a lot of damage.
However, it's not an effect worth special summoning him in Defense Position.
The second effect will be about restraining attacks.
It doesn't matter how you destroy it, so you can use it for combos that destroy your own cards, which is popular these days, but you don't need to use it for this level of effect.

Nine years have passed since its release, but there is still only one compatible monster.
The ability to draw 1 when Synchro Summoned is a good effect, but if you only have one Nitro Synchro Monster that you need to activate the effect as mentioned above and you just want to use Nitro Warrior, Quick is more convenient.
If you ask me if I want to use this to draw Nitro Warrior and draw 1, I'm not sure.

It's a card that seems to be made in anticipation of the introduction of a new system, and seems to be used to adjust the level of Synchro.
If you're going to adjust the level with this, you should put in a monster that can be synchronized without this from the beginning.

As expected, it is useless against Lightning, but even if the effect is sealed, the raw RBI is 4000, and if the effect is used, it will rise to 5600 at the time of calculation, and if Xyz is added, it will be over 7000, so those who do not think about overcoming it in battle. is good.
If you use it as a general purpose, it's usually assumed that Galaxy-Eyes isn't included in the material, so the damage will be halved, but he still has his ATK, so he can take enough damage.
It can also be used as an underlay for FA and dark matter.
His rival is Light Wave Dragon, which has stronger effects against Xyz, and can be used as an underlay without wasting its effects, but there are disadvantages to punching, so if you want to go punching, this is the one.
Well, if you stack FA and dark matter without using effects, you can hit with 4000 RBI.

A card whose name and effect seem to contradict each other.
Although it is a venerable card that came out at the same time as BF's first appearance, it has a subtle cost as a search card that requires returning BF on the field to his deck, so in most cases, Whirlwind is enough.
You can also bring advanced BF with high ATK, which is difficult to bring with Whirlwind, but there are not many things you want to bring even with this, and there are many subtle things that are not even adopted.
Even though it costs BF on the field, it is neither a Quick-Play Spell nor a Trap, so it cannot be used for Sacrifice Escape, so it is difficult to use.

In the past, it was a valuable blackwing level 1 tuner that can be brought from Shura or Whirlwind, so it was more effective than this, but there was no disadvantage even if it was pulled, so it was used properly with Vayu.
It's not uncommon for monsters with extremely low defense to have this effect, so even with her ATK this level, there are unexpectedly many opportunities to activate the effect.
However, since she is Kalute and strong in battle, Blackwing will not use this effect as a main, so Oroshi, which specializes in performance as a tuner, will be enough.

A search card that felt the extreme of the 9th period inflation.
His GY effect is his Zefra version gospel for some reason, even though it's just a search spell with no cost and no demerit.
I feel like there are too many unbalanced cards that have a strong field effect but he also has a strong GY effect.

The cards in the 10th season are currently modest compared to the 9th season, but this is a card that is strongly influenced by the 9th season Field Spell and has no regrets.
The search effect that Field Spell has that makes you want to say that you won't get tired of the effect when activated.
Since it is a Field Spell, you can search from Terrafo, and from here you can connect to the searcher Candina, so you can create a scene from the parent's face by searching the search card from the search and searching further.
The effect of 2 limits the chances of activating the set card, and if it is not activated, it will be removed.
The effect of 3 is a weak burn, but with a Trickstar full of weak burns, if dust piles up, it will become a mountain, and you can't make fun of it.

Trickstar is going to set up a physical punch burn instead of a weak burn triggered by something.
It has a loose Special Summon condition that allows you to Special Summon when it is added to your hand by searching, etc., and can attack directly.
It works very well with GY's ability to salvage his Trickstar monsters when direct attacks deal battles damage.
Trickstar currently has two types of monster search methods, so if you put one in, you can use it as a link material or as a guiding firepower.

A card that enhances the image of Trickstar as "his Deck like Greedburn".
His hand effect is his Trickstar-exclusive Free Chain Birdman.
It works well with Candina, who can search for this card, so it can be used to retrieve it to reuse its summoning effect, and to avoid Veiler and Rabbits.
This effect is blessed with arbitration, and if multiple copies are activated against one target, even if the return effect of the second and subsequent copies fails, they will all appear on the field.
This alone is strong, but the burn effect is brutal, dealing 200 points of damage for each card the opponent puts into his hand from his deck.
It's an effect that matches the modern Yu-Gi-Oh, which fires a barrage of searches, and even against opponents who don't do that often, his Trickstar has a card called Linkation that forces him to draw, so if the opponent's first move is the first move, you can aim for 1000 damage.
He has a decent number of RBIs, so if you line up several, he will take all the LPs.
Although it is a card with a powerful combo, there is also a relationship between levels, and the two effects are predicated on combos, so it is not very useful when you are outnumbered.

A card that was included in the Trickstar debut pack and will most likely remain in a much more important position.
With 1800 RBI, you can search for anything including the same name as the theme card.
Spell and Trap are also possible, but is it the only conscience that didn't support Special Summon?
Well, it doesn't support Special Summon, but it's not turn 1, so if Samoche and Manjushka are involved, it's going to be great...
The burn effect is a value that you can't expect much for the conditions, but if you combine this card with a light stage that can be searched, it will actually be 400 per shot, so it will be a moderate power in the first move.
Field Spell Light Stage that can be searched, LIGHT 1800 Level 4, Linkation that can interfere with searches and combos is in the search destination, and his GY effect can revive him. Nor.

A new breed of Search Sabotage and his Deck Destruction cards.
Since it is banished with 《Disturbance Strategy》, it is basically difficult to reuse it, but recently there are more cards that are triggered by banishment, so depending on the opponent, it can backfire.
Basically, it's an effect that can't be taken, and it can change an accidental han into a god han, so the user's intuition and courage are tested.
The GY effect is designed to revive GY's Trickstar, which can be used on business trips and is stronger in the theme.
This is an interesting card on its own, but the combo element that comes with it makes it incredibly searchable, and if you combine it with Drawl, it will give you all the handicap.