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Gaia is telling me to shine more... but it's an illustration. It's also stylish for markers.
It seems that there are many Decks that can be used with Link 1, but since Link cannot be used as a material, it feels heavy, and I feel that it is a condition that I will choose a Deck that can actually be handled. If it is a P monster, the weight part is easy to eliminate.
Against the main opponent, he will not be destroyed in battle, and against the EX opponent, he is strong in deck bounce and battle, and has high removal performance.
However, the raw stats are low, so there is a possibility that it will be used as a punching bag, and the bounce needs to return itself, and since it is through battle, the slowness and rough consumption are conspicuous.
As already said, rather than having an effect, I would like to treat it as a trigger for cards that activate S/X/Fusion and GY that you want to remove from the EX zone, even if you put it out for the purpose of effect.
I think it would be useful to have something like this in terms of performance, and I think it's a card that can be expected to perform excellently in certain decks.

It has a strong name, but I feel that SD-chic illustrations, good effects, and performance in the direction of good material.
Due to the effect of the premise of sending, both himself and Exo have good stats, so there are plenty of ways to deploy it, but Exo is not a deck that can be deployed.
On top of that, it is necessary to mix in transition elements, so it is necessary to twist the construction considerably. The condition that it must not exist in the field other than Exo as a trigger for the effect is also somewhat peculiar.
To be honest, I feel that the performance is quite troublesome, and if I win with Exo, I should concentrate on aligning it honestly. As mentioned above, I think the effect itself is a joke.

Permanence that can be connected to further S summons from S summons. Other than being defensive, which is rare for a card of this kind, there are no disadvantages.
If you have this, you will be able to easily access large items such as Crystal Wing and Accel Synchro.
Chain sealing is also a blessing for Warrior S, which has high aggression and combo ability.
The drawback is that it has to be S-summoned, so it doesn't work on its own and there is a risk of an accident. It has a corresponding effect, but I would like to have a category search method like Xyz.

Like the other poles, this is another Meklord Monarch card with teary-eyed performance. I'm also teasing your name.
It has a loose deployment effect that can be deployed if there is a monster in the EX zone regardless of whether it is yourself or others, and it has a high removal performance by equipping it, although it is limited to the EX zone.
The status is also high compared to the summoning conditions, and if you succeed in destroying it in battle, you can deploy the equipped card.
Level 9 with high versatility. Level 9 enhancement is hot these days!

@Ignister's Fusion of Fire card.
Cyber Fusion Spell has Cyber Net Fusion, but if it's centered on Ignister, it's easy to search, and it's easy to share race support, so it's not impossible to use it together, and it's strength is that you can aim for removal.
If the conditions are met, Doshin will become a removal spell.
The compatibility with Earth Golem, which is effective in battle, is subtle, but with Clock Dragon, there is romance that can involve and strengthen the opponent.
Is it a versatile card in cyberspace?

None of @Ignister's raw RBIs are that high, and the presence of strengthening isn't bad, but it's subtle if you ask me if it's a slow permanent use.
Forced attacks are also easy to avoid. The draw effect is also a passive condition.
I think it's a tough priority even if you consider having the name of AI. I don't know what to do.

The material specification is looser than the clock, and Cybers itself has loose material specification links, so you can aim for summoning with various fusion decks.
Link has a high adoption rate in the current environment, and we can expect him to play an active role as a new super-fusion agent. On the other hand, he scolded me, and his deck, which is mainly linked, needed to be wary of other than Chimera.
The effect of 1 is also compatible with super fusion, and safety can be ensured. In the case of normal fusion, there are few opportunities to make use of it, but there are combos.
It can demonstrate high combat power against EX opponents, but overconfidence is prohibited because its raw RBI is unreliable. If it is destroyed in battle as if to recover it, the entire Cybers can be revived.
However, since it's an environment with a lot of removal methods, I can't be overconfident either, and it's close to a bonus.
There are not a few holes, but I think that it is a fusion that is easy to use overall.

@Ignister But there is no material specification, and it has a general effect that can be operated alone.
Magic/Trap removal is an activation effect, so it's not a good idea to use it as a face-down removal, but if you're focusing on @Ignister, you can aim for multiple removals, and it's not bad that it doesn't target.
The GY effect can be used regardless of @Ignister, and it is a check against the opponent's destructive behavior. He from EX is worth adopting in an environment with a lot of GY feeding and his deck for this effect alone.
It looks plain, but I think it has enough ability to do general-purpose S.

As you can imagine from the name, Amho's Trap version.
It can't be collected and has no haste, but it's a hurricane trap that can be searched and equipped.
It would be nice if you could directly equip it if you wanted. It's rare for this type of card these days to go through search, so it's easy to get caught.
I think it's an interesting and excellent card that has a high combo potential and can be expected to be tricky.

With Hiyari and the presence of the Cyber Switch, it's not difficult to prepare for summoning.
It has an overall bounce effect, but the effective opponent tends to be limited due to the delicate range. Since it doesn't refer to the original RBI for the time being, the range can be expanded if used in combination with weakening.
It has two types of weakening effects and has high combat power. 2 requires a GY cost, but the certainty is high. For Cybers, Link is a good resource for his GY and can be a means of reuse, and in some cases it can be an advantage, but @Ignister has a lot of revivals, so it's not a good match.
3 is no cost, but less certainty than half. However, I think that processing up to basic 4600 is enough.
If possible, I would like to line up other attackers from the two types of weakening.
I don't think the performance is bad, but there are many things that are necessary, and it takes some time to operate.
Postscript: +1 because it was easier to use than I thought

It's slow and depends on the other party, but the all-purpose search is big as compensation.
Is it desirable to operate with a low-speed deck that has many counter means? There is a possibility that it will lead to some suppression of the opponent's search.
I think it's worth the effort to handle it.

It is a card that can be revived and returned, but because of its dexterity, various troublesome conditions stand out.
First of all, Ande S is required and it takes time to trigger, and it must be the same attribute, so it is also desirable to have a uniform attribute Deck. The name is full of kanji and it is troublesome to read.
Although it has the name of Mayakashi, it is not compatible with each other because the attributes are scattered, and as already said, it is recommended to use Shiranui.
It can only be activated in the main game, but since it's a quick attack, you can use it during the opponent's turn to create a God of War or God of Fire, remove the Priest, and aim to interfere with it.
However, there are no cards that can be used during the opponent's turn, including this guy. It will take some time to aim for deployment.
Even if you don't rely on this card, even Hermit can do it if it's your opponent's turn.
I think it's a card with a strong peculiarity that is highly dependent on combos and conspicuously lacking in dexterity. Strictly speaking, it's a Mayakashi card, but why is he so strangely difficult to use as a Shiranui supporter? I highly recommend Deck's supporters, who have a lazy habit and want to think about the balance a little more.

The enhancement of 1 is moderate with 800 enhancement overall, and the effect of 2 can make all spells RUM.
Since it's a Friche, it's possible to evade elimination from pursuit, but if it's not RUM, he will return to the deck without leaving any follower at the end.
Now that there are evasive measures, such as Azeus, even for X alone, I no longer care about it.
Also, if anything, I would like to make use of both buff and RU during my turn, and there are few CX and CNo that I want to use during my opponent's turn.
It's slow and highly dependent on combos, but it's not a bad card for fans who wanted to make the most of CX.

Sky Striker Ace, the second main character that suddenly appeared in the Bocchi theme.
The conditions for both hand expansion and his GY expansion are loose, so it should be easy to expand.
When it self-regenerates, it can negate the opponent's monster, and since it is not taken as a target, it is a means of breaking through resistance. It can also be expected as a defensive card.
However, the main card is not very compatible with his Sky Striker. I want to be careful when playing.
Also, the trigger is not limited to yourself, it is an effective effect against Ray, and it can also function as a meta for Sky Striker Ace.
I wrote it on the wiki, but is this guy a monster of the great powers?
The 2 effect on the blessed stat is likely to be activated other than his Sky Striker, so it has some versatility.
It's a little quirky, but it's an excellent card.

I want Meklord Monarch to apologize for this. Please come and support me.
It has an effect similar to Astro Chrono, and although it is an environment where there are many removals other than destruction, it can also be deployed with self-destruction, and it is easy to expect a surprise move from the removal and its hitting point. Furthermore, with a bonus of self-regeneration.
It's easy to handle thanks to the training and temptation response and the blessed status.
It's a valuable Unchained that goes into the main, so of course it's Unchained, but he doesn't need Unchained for any of the effects, so I think it's an excellent card that can be used as a general-purpose card.