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A top-down design with excellent flavor that counters in the form of giving a bribe of 1 draw. The part that says 1 draw to the opponent is a crook, and it's an old man who can't make a definitive evaluation in any era.
At that time, it was an era when speeding up after the introduction of Synchro began, and the mainstream of development was centered on monster effects, so the effect itself was useful, but the time to receive evaluation was missed.
However, it has received a certain amount of evaluation, even though it is pinpointed, such as initial hits such as "Trade-In" and "Emergency Teleport", and suppression of recovery after being overwhelmed by Black Rose. continued to be treated.
Towards the end of the Heisei period, there was a slight change in the evaluation, and when the search card became stronger and the stability of the initial response began to be promoted in many categories, it hit the spot as a bouncer to cut the search circle. Since it was originally recognized as a deterrent to the search, it was accepted by the environment without incident, and it was quickly deprived of its role. Pathetic old man.
For now, the situation has improved slightly, and with the existence of traps such as 《Evenly Matched》and 《Infinite Impermanence》that can be activated directly from the hand, there are more boards that can't be dealt with by removing them, and in particular, it's a low-risk counter to Red Reboot, which can only be dealt with Counter Trap. attention as a tool. In addition, there are many cases where the occurrence of such exchanges is the turning point that decides the game, so we have benefited from the speeding environment, such as not worrying about the draws that are given. Good luck old man.

Pretending to be Nibiru, counting SS and putting pressure on him would be a good bluff to the extent that a judge wouldn't be called.

The stalwart behind the Monarch Deck, where the strongest becomes even stronger. That was a story in the past, and now, if anything, I'm moving to Deck, where I don't have conflicting summoning rights.
He bounces one card on the field, which was originally a powerful effect, but he also strengthens diagonally by bouncing one GY card on the deck. The target of the effect that should not be increased the most has increased. With WIND release, it becomes an effect that touches 3 cards. Testaros can cry.
WIND Winged Beast is a minor racial attribute, so despite its powerful effect, it was initially evaluated as difficult to use outside of the Monarch King Deck, but later its minority was such as "Barrier Statue of the Stormwinds" and "There Can Be Only One". It is well known that it is excellently compatible with the meta card of WIND, and it begins to be noticed that it can be a bodyguard in the metabi centered on WIND. At that time, it had not been adopted in actual combat yet, but its position changed dramatically due to the arrival of the well-known Floowandereeze. Yes, they form an amazing synergy, such as matching their racial attributes and being a category that utilizes Tribute Summon. Exercising vulgar board dominance with "Wandering Gryphon Rider". It completely changed the impression of WIND.

Among the early vanilla Fusion Monsters, this mascot is probably one of the five best-known mascots. In fact, he is really a mascot, and his main job is to give a sneak peek at 《Fusion Deployment》.
At one point, all the materials were banned and they were stripped of their raison d'etre, and after more than 10 years, they were turned into exchange tickets to summon the materials. A piece that walked through a life that was swung around.
By the way, even while the material is prohibited, there are unexpected opportunities to see one in the Fusion Deck of Saienkatapa as a talisman.

A Trap that swaps GY and excluded cards. Since he can only choose the same number of GY and the number of exclusions itself does not change, he can choose all the targets by himself and can target all monster Spell Traps, so the most convenient exchange is possible. Since the target is "up to 5", it's OK to exchange one at a time, and of course it's a free chain (although there is a limit of two targets), so it's surprisingly effective in a tight turn.
The essence of this card is the niche role of "can interfere with resurrection and return", which is the result of combining these. No other card has the disgust to make a friendship combo with both self-regeneration and temporary removal. Of course, you can actively move around 《Banquet of Millions》.
However, in reality, decisive timing rarely comes around, and rivals such as Crow, which is less disturbed and easier to measure timing, and Genmai, which can be used for active combos, are far behind.
Even if he can get his hands on both GY exclusions, his Deck that utilizes both is limited, so adopting a card that sticks more effectively to one or the other will likely lead to better results. depends on the environment.

A versatile counter that can be called the final form of the God counter series. Because it is too versatile, it naturally requires a too heavy LP cost. It's the only one in the series that hasn't experienced any restrictions, but if you think about paying such a heavy cost twice or three times anyway, it's a story that has nothing to do with it.
The word "advice" has a strong nuance of being a verbal warning without compulsion, but the illustration is no matter how you look at it, it's a rebuke from above, at least as good as a sentence.

A fusion of heavy Gearfried, the name is just a combination of the material names, so it's a coincidence.
The first appearance is Yu-Gi-Oh R, and the 3rd volume that was originally supposed to be included is the Goes volume. The opponent was bad, too bad.
Nonetheless, thanks to that, the world is incomprehensible because it is privileged to get rid of the inflationary tenth standard of high-level abilities and materials and to be in the spotlight.
Of course, the stats and ability to deal with the looseness of the material are the points of evaluation, but since it appeared at the time when high-performance Warrior finishers that could rewrite the environment began to flourish, they were given a glimpse as a bullet for complete removal by super fusion. is the main job.
In other words, it is a sad gear that has been forced to carry Konami's guilt in the dragoon era.

At first glance, it's a modest support card that only increases summoning rights, but it can trigger the summoning effect and salvage effect of the Fuwadari to which it belongs, so it can be imagined from the appearance that it will secure the ad while removing the timing of the counter. Shows nasty behavior.
Since it is a phenomenon that occurs when multiple effects are multidimensionally intertwined, it is difficult to correctly recognize and understand its behavior unless it is used once.
Most of the knowledge you need about "Trigger", which boasts one of the most difficult things in Yu-Gi-Oh, is packed into this one sheet, so whether you use it or not, let's take a look at the rules related to it.

Synchro Summoning using GY's card as a material... Not treated as a Synchro Monster.
As has been said many times, Rekindling outperforms in most cases, so basically it can only work as an explosion after the 4th card.
However, there are some things that would be a shame to abandon him, as he can ignore the restrictions on materials, making him more suitable for business trips. more than once.
Unfortunately, there are no monsters in particular that would benefit from being able to ignore materials for FIRE S monsters, and there are almost no monsters that can't be revived within the range of true flame's effect. In other words, points that can be differentiated are not functioning as advantages.
There is a good chance that the position will be reversed with cards that will come out later, so I expect it in the future.

A book of the moon that doubles everything. It sounds good to say that the actual hand cost is disguised as the Book of Moons. In fact, its performance is somewhere between the Book of the Moon and Book of Eclipse, but the feeling of use is different from both. It has become a halfway performance without stability to slip through.
Targeting and adding a hand cost are painful, and when it comes to using it in a fair deck, there are few situations where it can beat the above two types. Conversely, if it's an unusual Deck, it can't be said that there's always a place for it, and with Danger!
In any case, when this card is adopted, it tends to be a deck that doesn't place much importance on the usual beatdown attacks, so depending on the environment, it has the potential to become a part of the mine that dominates the world. The evaluation is low because it is only hidden at present.

"This card" is printed so much that it seems like the Gestalt will collapse. A rather rare combination that has a resistance that matches the severity of the conditions, and is not subject to effects.
It seems meaningless at first glance, but depending on the situation, the activation of the effect itself becomes impossible due to the fact that it can't be targeted.
In terms of combat, it is not that reliable, and even with a single Snake Rain, his ATK stops at 3000, which is a bit unreliable. Once his ATK surpasses him, his ATK will drop in a chain reaction, so this number is more fragile than it looks. Of course it is powerless to release.
It is invulnerable to most countermeasures, but it has the property of being extremely stabbing, so it may be necessary to push it to the side instead of taking countermeasures poorly. Conversely, his Deck, which cannot be countered, cannot really do anything.

A piece that fully embodies what fan service is, letting the opponent deploy a large amount and completely destroying the opponent's board advantage by bringing his own LP to the brink of death.
What you have to be careful about is that an odd pinch won't turn out to be a good cutback. It's doubtful that it's even possible to get back to 50/50 with just two recruits, so there's no point in using this slow and tiring card. To say that it is a meaningful piece only if it is firmly connected to Rank-Up-Magic.
In other words, the important thing is to understand that this card is not a weapon for winning, but an incarnation of the spirit of fan service that dyes opponents who are sure of victory into despair.
Also, the room in my heart that doesn't go mad even if I get rejected.

Speaking of monsters that change the original ATK, most of them are fixed by real-time changes due to permanent effects or triggers when they come into play, but this can be activated arbitrarily and needs to be reapplied if it spans turns. and usability are very different.
It's not a permanent effect, so it can't be used for combat tricks, but at the same time, you don't have to worry about it being reduced by your opponent, and you can fix it at the moment when the number increases to the maximum.
There are other cards that refer to the difference from his original ATK, but since this refers to the amount of change in all monsters, it is affected by the synergistic effect of multiple cards. It's not uncommon for both his original ATK and ATK to change, and despite being a brain muscle card, the wisdom and knowledge required of the user is relatively high. At the very least, the difference between the original ATK and ATK, the application of permanent effects and residual effects, and the fluctuations and ups and downs to a fixed value can cause delays unless you have enough knowledge to explain to the other party.
If you overcome that, you can get the possibility to unleash a lethal shot from an unexpected card. Level 1 DARK Machine With 0 defensive power, it has a status that is too good for a man, so it is one of the most useful Roman cards.

Considering the original text of Chimera, it is a convincing material.
You can see Konami's seriousness in the text, such as 《Predaplant Verte Anaconda》, 《Future Fusion》, 《Super Polymerization》, etc. It's performance is reminiscent of the old Good Stuff, and its high affinity that can be used with any deck if you feel like it is a definite strength.
Unfortunately, this guy's performance is not enough to make him an ace, but if you insert one in the EX Deck, it has a shining talent as a reservoir that prevents misfires even if you lose the materials due to the fusion chain.
Also, he has an effect that activates when it becomes a fusion material, so he works well with the Despian guys, and he also works well with Fluffal, as he searches for 《Polymerization》and even takes an ad. In other words, Albert-kun, who has good compatibility with both, will go on a rampage here as well. I don't care.

Disturbance of obstruction to pass the last trump card. It seems that it was made for the purpose of saying that, but many duelists probably intended to abuse the fact that it can permanently prohibit the activation of their own effects. Depending on the cards that come out later, there is a lot of potential for unforgivable evil deeds, so I sincerely hope that this itself will not be banned.