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A Noble Phantasm that occupies 16/25 of his ATK as a black magician.
The support cards that can be searched are limited, but they can search for 《Eternal Soul》and 《Dark Magical Circle》, which were difficult to search, so if you are going to move around this, it will be an indispensable card.
The salvage effect requires both the card to activate and the monster to release, so even though the benefits that can be obtained are great considering the subsequent search, it is necessary to use it carefully.
There are many ways to draw out Black Magicians, but this is the only way to search for 《Eternal Soul》. A must-have card for a 《Eternal Soul》axis Bramagi Deck.

A robe that accounts for 20/21 of a black magician's defensive power.
It has two effects that activate during the opponent's turn, and you can connect the 2nd effect to the 1st effect.
He can Special Summon Black Magician, but it's pretty dangerous to summon this card and make it stick on your opponent's turn, and the Black Magician you summon may not be able to spend that turn. If possible, I would like to send him to GY by some means, revive him with the 2nd effect, and connect it to the 1st effect.
That said, if there is a card that interferes with it, then summoning it quickly and aiming for its effect would be a good idea, so I think it's necessary to be flexible. However, since it is possible to pull a black magician out of his deck with a prismar or summoner skill, it is necessary to take advantage of being a special summon.

In Japanese, it's like a magician of black fantasy.
Easily summoned from Sabotage or End Psych. Considering how well it works with Void Black Magician, if you use this card, you'll want to prepare a lot of Quick-Play Spells and Traps that can be used in free chains during your opponent's turn.
The effect of becoming a black magician on the field not only satisfies the conditions of various cards, but also allows you to receive the resistance of "Eternal Soul". It works very well with Eternal Soul, and the search effect of Eternal Soul can be used to activate this card's black magician resurrection effect and connect it to Xyz, the Black Magician of the Void.
Since the fighting power by itself is one step further, I want to fight technically like Bramagi Deck.

A royal shield that protects the Red Archfiend from battle. It can also be used as a monster as it is.
It would be nice to be able to protect the Red Archfiends and Scarlights with this and connect them to the Abyss, which has a strong binding power, but sadly, the Red Archfiend's ATK is as high as 3000.
Hope the Lightning, who is most likely to aim for destruction in battle, is helpless due to its attack reaction, so there are too few enemies to target.
It's a good counter for instant buffs and debuffs, but it also works for his generic Spell Trap...

King continues to evolve! !
It is a general-purpose double-tuning monster that finally came out, and is an evolutionary form of Scarlight. But you don't necessarily have to use S monsters.
In addition to his high ATK, the mass destruction effect that is the true value of the Red Archfiends finally came to destroy everything on the field. With his ATK and removal effect, he can overturn the board at once. The destructive power is so high that the existence value of the second effect is almost lost.
However, it seems surprisingly troublesome to arrange two tuners. Inevitably, Deck's tuner ratio will increase, so I wonder if it would be difficult for him to use it without Deck, because the tuner is solid and easy to deploy.
The Jack Deck can be easily leveled with the Chain Resonator, so it's worth a shot.

Perhaps because the term Red Monster is too troublesome, I decided to support FIRE Fiend.
Infernoid would be the first thing that comes to mind, but it's a shame they're often better off in his GY. Or if it's a low-grade Infernoid?
Other than that, it's probably about retrieving the Red Monster and moving like an ARC-V Jack. He's sort of a spell-like card, but a bit limited in scope.
Combined with the fact that you can aim for salvage many times with the second effect, Red Resonator, which strongly supports Synchro, is the best companion candidate.

A handsome Gardner that prevents effect destruction with hand triggers.
However, in recent duels, bounces, exclusions, and combat destruction are rampant to break through destruction resistance, and the usefulness of this effect isn't as high as it used to be.
Even so, there is no reason for the hand trigger resistance to be weak. If you can get Red Archfiend into play quickly, it's an easy card to use.
The fact that you can protect other cards as long as you have Red Archfiend is a nice element

A device that spawns Red Archfiends with a Red Resonator.
It's now compatible with all Resonators, but it's clear that it's a card that can be used in a Jack Deck, and you can't get Red Archfiends unless paired with a Level 2 Resonator that only has Red and Force. I feel pretty useless.
Still, it's not without value as a production device for Red Archfiends that can be put out more quickly than the Vice Resonator, but it's just a disappointing level.

The general-purpose level 12 synchro that finally came out is you.
Even as a general-purpose level 12 synchro, 3000 RBI with destruction resistance isn't bad, and it's not worth sneaking in as an extra in his deck that can do high-level synchro.
It's not that there aren't any, but I feel like level 12 synchro isn't something I can aim for, but...
If you are aiming for 6000 RBI with the effect of number 4, Delta Accel is inferior to Quasar and Halberd, so I would like to appeal the point that you can put out with two. I wonder if Sohaya + Raikiri or Chidori will be the target.
This card itself can also be used for Synchro Xyz by Level Copying and turning into a Tuner, but I don't think it's a role that a level 12 card should play.

A second level 5 Synchro BF who specializes in deploying power.
This card's own combat power is low, but the effect of reviving ABF with S summon trigger is not bad.
If you revive Raikiri and Chidori with this effect, it will be possible to immediately connect to 6000 RBI Onimaru. This will be the mission assigned to this card.
By reviving the same Sohaya or even a kunai, Nirvana, his Stardust Warrior, and oddly, Ultimaya Tziorkin can also be summoned.
The 3rd effect requires 2 or more of this card to be summoned, so if I don't let Oroshi die from overwork, it won't reach it. Special Summon Even if you can, you can't use the second effect, so it's not very useful...

A low-level Synchro Monster given to BF.
If you don't use BF as a material, it's just Shield Wing, but it shows its true value when used as BF.
ABF is all about tuner effects, so this card is not very important, but if you want to fine-tune Onimaru's level to take advantage of his ATK up, it's an option card.
That said, the only elements that surpass the formula that is a tuner with no restrictions on materials and can draw are the names and races of ABF. You can combo with Sohaya, but for that you want a 2-star synchro, which is hard to get with BF.
Other than tuning, it is highly suitable as a material for GBA. However, that's why S summoning...

Synchro summon GY's card!
From the balance of effects, it will basically revive a level 6 or 7 Synchro BF.
It's also the main level of BF Synchro, so it's a perfect effect for counterattacking, but he has to drop the corresponding level of Synchro BF on GY in advance.
It's not a bad card, but it's a bit painful that it can't be used for follow-up or solitaire due to Special Summon conditions. It was a story in BF.
The true value of this card is that it's an unparalleled deployment card that allows you to easily deploy 3 cards and tokens at once from Special Summon. The deployed token has release and S material binding, but no destruction resistance, so he is perfect for Metalfoes and Kryce's destruction effects. Goufu itself doesn't even have release ties or S material ties.
Loaded with Metalfoes into an environment-grade card. In addition, since Link Summons can utilize tokens, this card, which has the highest token deployment power, was sent to the restriction in order to put a nail in advance, but even so, it is often used and it is also used for Hari Fiber. Because it is connected, it is a problem if it is a win, and it was beaten down to a ban.

Contrary to Blizzard, BF who catches the tuner.
Unlike over there, instead of being able to special summon, conditions and restrictions were attached to the catch.
Of the three restrictions, most of the opponent's monsters should be Special Summoned, so this card, which requires GY to the extent that it can't be used in the first move, is difficult to move in the first move, so it's good.
Although BF Deck can tolerate to some extent that only BF can be issued, it still loses scalability. Effect negate is also not a happy thing because it lowers the operability other than synchronization.
It's difficult to use because it's inferior to Blizzard in terms of choosing the situation, but it's not bad because it has the punch power to aim for a comeback. That's what I mean.

Dark Contract allows you to deploy DDD in your hand without relying on swirls while also supporting fusion.
Since it negates the effect, you can simply hit it with a RBI or use it as a material for Xyz.
As a fusion support, only DDD can be used, and it is quite difficult to use for reasons such as going through Special Summon, so this guy won't be hired unless he can master Special Summon.
However, if you stay on the field, it will give you 2000 damage, which is a headache for deployment support. It's a different story if you can use Dark, but as I mentioned earlier, it's inferior to normal 《Dark Contract with the Swamp King》as a fusion support, so there's an advantage to using this...

Nikola Tesla. Come to think of it, these guys came out recently in a certain Moshi Moshi game...
The monster effect that became the core of the infinite loop in the anime is also a P effect, so the number 8 is also a card that specializes in scale.
Is it troublesome to have to return DDD to the hand for the monster effect? It's not bad to be able to reuse Kepler, etc... 　In addition, the infinite loop with Chaos Apocalypse Thomas can only be used against Roger.
The key is the P effect. As a way to send DDD in hand to his GY, 2000 buffs are pretty good as a side note. He has a high RBI, so he's a Deck, and it's not always possible to have a level 6 or lower DD on the field...