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A Danger that allows him to spin his deck explosively!The common effect is a recruiting effect with no level limit.
Since it's a defense, it can't be used as an attacker, but the Recruiter, which doesn't consume summoning rights or have any restrictions, isn't weak, and there are many ways to use it, and it allows for flexible movement.
It will be a must-have card for Danger!

Special Summon if discarded by Danger!'s powerful common effect. Compared to light serpents with the same race and level and similar deployment conditions, the triggers are limited, but there are no restrictions on the materials used and the attributes are different, so it is easy to differentiate them.
Or rather, from the existence of the effect of 1, in any case, it can be deployed without any particular trouble with triggers, so this one is generally superior.
A card with great versatility.
The smell of being on a business trip is pungent! !

A powerful theme from overseas that has finally landed. Danger!
The effect of 1 is common to the theme, stability depends on the situation, but it is easy to deploy, you can draw 1, and Danger!
The fact that this effect doesn't have a 1-turn limit can be said to be a trick to make it stand out.
Thanks to this common effect, Danger! boasts a tremendous amount of power in his deck rotation, to the extent that it has been used in conjunction with 《The Beginning of the End》and Skaldet to make the success of Iai draw practical.
The unique effect is Danger! general search and the basic required effect for the theme.
Since it is essential for environmental themes, regulations have been in place since before coming to Japan.
Japan is a different environment, but that alone makes it worthwhile to abuse it, so there is a mixture of anticipation and anxiety about how it will play an active role in the future. I just want you to stop getting involved in other themes...

The Ninja Master that has been around for a long time, and this time it's Link.
I'm asking for 2 Ninjas, but since there are several deployment cards, it's not a problem if it's a Ninja.
As a link 2, the hit point is high, and the marker is diagonally downward, making it easy to handle. Ninja doesn't rely on EX that much, so there is a feeling that the treasure is wasted, but it has the effect of making use of the marker.
The effect of 1 can be expected to last a while, and the effect of 2 is very meaningful to maintain, so it is a nice effect.
A recruit set that earns ads every turn with the effect of 2 and does not get caught in the back. This effect can be used even if you revive, so it is highly meaningful to revive even though it is a diagonal marker.
Since it's just a link, it doesn't have a level, so it doesn't go well with some of his Ninjitsu.
I think it's an excellent card with useful things for Ninja.

Use it for Gullveig's cost. Nordic called.
Gullveig requires a lot of cards to effect, but with this one card he can take him to Lord of the Aesir.
Also, if the Lord of the Aesir goes to his GY with an effect, GY's self can be removed and a new Lord of the Aesir can be summoned. Is it an effect that reinforces it instead of being unable to revive later?
It's nice that he can easily summon Lord of the Aesir with less consumption, but the drawback is that none of them are S summons, so they can't be revived.
However, Lord of the Aesir is inherently easy to deal with bounces and removals, so it may not matter that much, just a little worse.
Although the poor engagement is conspicuous, it is worth it because it is easy to prepare Lord of the Aesir with less consumption.

Wow~ Are you going to throw away being a Dual? After all, the Dual element is an extra burden, isn't it?
A top class warrior who boasts Blue-Eyed class stats, and is the highest class of warriors who can be summoned in the main without restrictions.
If you remove one piece of equipment, you can easily deploy it, and there is Isolde that can be expected to be adopted by warriors in general, because you can find meaning in adopting equipment for warriors. You can't use it during that turn, but you can search over there, so it works well.
It has a high removal performance when attacking and is slow, but it does not target, and if you send the equipment to her GY, you can counter monster effects.
Compared to the original, I can't react to demons and traps, but now I feel the threat from monster effects is greater, so I don't feel lacking.
I think it's a versatile and powerful card that has high offensive performance and control power, and like Isolde, it makes sense to use equipment.

One of the noteworthy hand triggers from overseas.
It feels like a single-use 《Macro Cosmos》, but since it's a hand trigger, it's a quick attack.
It can also be used as a countermeasure against cards that are activated by sending them to GY, such as card triggers on your own turn.
However, he needs to have no cards in GY, and even if he is drawn after it is deployed, it may be too late to draw it, so if you don't draw it in your first hand, it will be difficult to demonstrate its effect, but if you use too much, it may lead to an accident. occurs. I want a means to deal with temptation.
Also, the effect lasts until the next turn, so his deck with many GY activations may hinder your development.
Compared to other similar effects, the fact that it's a card trigger that works well with high-speed environments is a big selling point, but I think it's a card with a strong peculiarity.

One of the foreign-produced hand-inducing cards that is attracting attention with Nibiru.
You can greatly limit the use of one opponent's monster, block the use of most summoning materials, and aim to upset the tempo.
However, due to the conditions, it is difficult to use outside of the opponent's first turn, and he does not respond to Normal Summon. Hiring numbers can be a problem.
It's an impression that you can't even play poorly, so your playing sense will be questioned.
If you fit into the mold, you can have a big impact, but the quirks feel a little strong.
You will probably choose some effective opponents, and is this suitable for the side?

Since it's a rank 4 that requires 2 bodies without specifying materials, you can aim for summoning with his wide range of decks.
By replenishing 1 X material, you can handle the effect of 2 every turn, and it is also essential to demonstrate multiple effects by itself.
Depending on the card you plagiarize, you can also aim to influence the opponent's movement.
The effect can be obtained depending on the number of types of materials, and basically it can be used to move to a temporary exclusion zone. It can be treated as removal evasion / zone movement, and the material that was held will disappear, but it can be replenished with the effect of 1, so there is no problem there.
The effects that can be activated by magic and traps are easy to use, partly because they are flicties, but if the condition is only one, it tends to depend on luck.
In particular, Trap's adoption rate has declined overall, so it's hard to aim for just the effect of 1.
If you aim actively, you'll have to rely on Regenerate, Reborn, and Flyback. Even if it takes a little time, it will be worth aiming.
Although it has an unstable aspect, I think it is a highly versatile rank 4.

One piece of attention now.
It is effective against opponents who deploy a large number of cards, and even the powerful formations that you put out will turn into a single token.
Although the RBI of that token tends to be high, this card can be used defensively to easily outwit attacks, and now with plenty of removal means, it's easy to deal with the return.
This card itself is also easy to search with 《Gallant Granite》, and if you flicker its existence, you can aim to suppress the mass deployment.
It has a high RBI even among Rocks, making it a perfect material for Dark Gaia.
The drawback is that it releases each other's cards, so the more dominant the situation, the more difficult it is to handle. There are also unstable aspects such as
Although it has a strong peculiarity, I think it is an interesting card that can aim for a large number of removals with Friche and has a high combo potential.

《Blind Destruction》new model. It's a one-time-use Normal Trap, but it targets a number lower than the number that came out, and it can also target the rank.
It can be said that usability has increased significantly.
However, since I am also involved, I choose the situation, and the instability is a bottleneck as the fate of gambling cards. As for getting involved, you can reduce it by using Link as the main force as described later.
Also, links are out of scope, and since links are gaining prominence in the current environment, it will be too late after they are deployed.
It's powerful if you get stuck in a mold, but it's unstable performance depending on the situation, and the impression is that the habit is a little strong.

It's hard to use after the dice and luck, and after it's been deployed late because it's limited to your own standby.
Now it has a lot of destruction resistance, and it doesn't support cards without levels. Having them as the mainstay of your Deck has the advantage of coordinating, but it also makes it feel narrower.
I don't see the need to rely on such erratic and slow removal unless you're very concerned about using dice.

It's a special equipment for Big Viper, but even though it's exclusive equipment, it has a performance that makes you want to hold your head with the enhancement value below the average equipment.
Also, in terms of Viper, I would rather have enhancements that make use of options rather than penetration, so I feel that the value is too thin.
Unless you're a huge Gradius fan, it's impossible to hire him.

The remake of the elf swordsman is impressive that it has saved Yugi from many pinches.
It has limited combat resistance, and although it has a high stat among similar effects, it is a low number when viewed as a whole for lower ranks, and the resistance appears to be in a relatively delicate range. In the first place, due to the increase in removal methods, the wall itself with low-grade combat resistance has become difficult, so I think it's performance is quite different from other similar cards.
The point of differentiation is that it supports Noble Arms, but it's not that strong of a support, so it's probably impossible to hire it unless it's a fan Deck at the moment.

Among similar effects, it is the biggest hit point, and there are plenty of reinforcements, crests, salvage support, and support.
It doesn't change that it has the most delicate range of resistance, and now that there are many removal methods, it's just that it's just like other similar effects.
Still, among the lower class Ice Barriers, this is a better one, and it is also a point that makes me cry.