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Overseas Wosapo announced when WP2022 was about to go on sale.
The three phantom god supporters are often unsatisfactory, but this time it's a little different.
It's nice to have more ways to search for W, who needs a lot of nursing cards, and unlike Guardian Slimes, monsters are also within the search range, so it's great to be able to bring Guardian Slimes and spheres that can also be removed. Horakuti is also included in the target although it is plain.
2's attack block doesn't affect combat mode or phoenix, which is great for Wo, who tends to need LP.
The effect of 3 also made it easier to smoothly bring the phoenix, which had been difficult to access until now.
It will definitely be a perfect support for Oh.

It is a high-link insect, and the material can be specified for all insects, and the effect can be used universally if it is an insect.
In addition to hitting 3000 points, it has a robust resistance in the state of raw hitting points, and can be operated as a stable attacker.
In addition, you can choose to recruit insects on the field or strengthen them by 2000... but considering that you are Link 4, the weight stands out.
In addition, there is a restriction that it can not be deployed except for insects, and it is difficult to use it in combination with general purpose.
Link 4 is full of powerhouses, and considering the access code and the existence of his Borrel sword, it feels like...
However, there are quite a few insects whose deployment destinations are tied to insects, and I think they have sufficient value in Insect.

It's the second fusion of insects, but since Booster 3 in 1999.
In addition, a super-large insect that has broken various records for insects, such as having an attack and defense that surpasses the Ultimate Perfection Great Moth, which was the strongest insect that appeared in the same year and maintained his ATK.
The number of requests for material designation is very large, but it is loose with insects in general, and the effect is general purpose. However, the effect of 2 is incompatible with his GY fusion.
Also, due to the looseness of the designation, it can be expected to be adopted as a super fusion personnel.
In addition to 4000 ATK and DEF, it can play an active role as a large-scale attacker with a long-lasting perfect resistance.
At the end of the battle and late, the insect resurrection effect can also recover resources.
Although there is a designation of 3000 hit points or less, it can be said that almost everything is targeted because it is about the above-mentioned ultimate perfect condition Great Moss.
Anyway, I wonder if weight will be an issue. Even if it's properly fused, it's not an effect that will decide the game at once, so it's doubtful if it's worth the price.
I look forward to seeing how it develops in the future.

As already said, it is mainly used in combination with Ohime.
Since you can pull this card with its effect, it not only leads to the deployment of Ohime, but you can also prepare the equipment cards necessary for Ohime's effect.
Since it is a Quick-Play Spell, it can also be expected as a defensive card.
At the end, it returns to your hand, but Ohime is a card that can be effective in your hand, so it's not all bad. Depending on the situation, you can also play an active role as a finisher.
I can say that it is excellent support.

Build pack customary? This time's beauty frame. Representative of Mikanko.
It's a ritual that can work without summoning a ritual, and it's a search effect, so it's still very important.
This card itself has a wealth of search methods due to its blessed status as a ritual, light, and angel. Easy to use with Cyber Angel.
However, it has an excellent effect on the field, and the battle is strong by pressing the same combat resistance + battles damage as No92, and the effect of 3 can also strengthen and interfere with the presence. Equip cards are also easy to prepare with the effect of 1 and 《The Great Mikanko Ceremony》described later.
Although it's plain, it doesn't take a target when it comes to equipping it, so it's rare for equipment-related, and it works for people with target resistance.
As for deployment methods, you can deploy from 1 《The Great Mikanko Ceremony》that you can bring with your own effect.
An excellent ritual that is easy to travel to as well as Mikanko.

A waterfowl and beast used by Melag (Rio), and has the effect of deploying them.
After the effect activates, it returns to your hand, so you can use it every turn... but as it's often said, there aren't many waterfowl and beasts, and it can't be used with the same name.
Since it asks for one card as a bonus, it is not something that can be used casually.
It's an advantage to be able to avoid some interference thanks to the effect processing (self-bounce) after deployment without taking a target.
Anyway, I have a strong impression that it is still under development, so I have no choice but to pray that the waterfowl and beasts will be strengthened.
It's called Tatsuka, and Yu-Gi-Oh's little sister character has a lot of bad luck...

Although it is a pinpoint total removal, its water resistance performance is high and it has a track record in the environment.
Friche's Braho is really strong. Burn also gives out firepower that is not quite stupid.
Now he also has a good compatibility guy called Stealth Klagen.
I think it's one of the best pinpoint metas.

A card that may be conscious of Tetra Dogmatika from the appearance and the effects related to each summoning method. If it's just the appearance, it looks like Cyber Su somehow.
In addition to high offense and defense, it has a strong effect of suppressing decks that are highly dependent on rituals and EX. As a bonus, he has self-revive.
However, unlike other The Bystials, the summoning conditions are specified by The Bystials. Quick his GY fertilization is called for.
Also, he is not very strong against negate as well as partial removal such as deck bounce. If it is expanded while being negate-ized, the effect of 2 becomes meaningless.
It takes time and effort, but I think it has decent performance.

From a distance he looked like an Evolzar Dorka.
LIGHT's The Bystial can be deployed from the hand or his GY with the dragon on the field or The Bystial as a Tribute. It takes some effort, but it's not a difficult condition with Darkness The Bystial and Dragon's abundance of GY fertilization methods.
While sending himself to his GY with the effect of 1, he can bring in The Bystial as a release agent.
However, I would like to prepare a quick way to fertilize his GY, as he will be eliminated by The Bystial brought by himself.
You can also bring Branded every turn, and since it is placed directly on the face side, not only does it not get caught on the back, but it also has an immediate effect on traps.
Branded has a wide variety, but only a limited number of them work well with dragons and The Bystial. Branded included in the same pack is easy to use.
It takes a lot of effort to make use of it, and the stats are not very dependable, but there is no doubt that it has excellent effects.

In addition to the self-deployment effect common to The Bystial, it has his GY fertilization effect as a unique effect.
He needs to be sent to GY, but unlike Druid Wurm, he can be sent to GY from anywhere, and Dragon has plenty of ways to feed him.
The Bystial deploys his GY to the cost, and since there is a self-revive possessor, it is dedicated to deck rotation.
However, even though there are plenty of ways to activate it, there is a condition that requires some effort, so isn't it a bit unreliable as an initial move?
It doesn't have the same business trip performance as Magnumoth or Druidwurm, but I think it will be an excellent card for The Bystial.

DABL has become a hot topic for his Kashtira strength, but this group of cards is pretty much the same.
Like Tearlaments, it has the ability to develop the illusion of "Oh, I was the first?"
The Bystial has good stats in common and self-deploys at a low cost. Offense and defense are also advanced level.
It is also possible to develop from the opponent's GY during the opponent's turn.
There are some conditions, but it can be treated like a DD Crow who does not lose an ad.
Taking advantage of the fact that it is a Friche, it is also possible to chain and aim for a dud when trying to disable your own card with Called by the Grave.
The unique effect is slow to activate at the end, but unlike other The Bystials, it triggers summons and has a wide range of responses that can bring in dragons, which is quite attractive.
Regarding the slowness, as mentioned above, it can be deployed during the opponent's turn, so it can be compensated to some extent.
One that boasts high versatility and business trip performance.

DABL has become a hot topic for his Kashtira strength, but this group of cards is pretty much the same.
The Bystial has good stats in common and self-deploys at a low cost. Offense and defense are also advanced level.
It is also possible to develop from the opponent's GY during the opponent's turn.
There are some conditions, but it can be treated like a DD Crow who does not lose an ad.
Taking advantage of the fact that it is a Friche, it is also possible to chain and aim for a dud when trying to disable your own card with Called by the Grave.
The unique effect is removal and the removal performance is high, but since it needs to be sent to GY, it may be dealt with if it is deployed during the opponent's turn. Even so, the way to completely handle it is limited, so there is a certain amount of restraint.
If it is your turn, there will be almost no cases where you have trouble activating it.
You can expect a business trip with Magnummut, a highly versatile searcher.

A trap that reproduces the effect of Great Moth in the original. However, for some reason, the ultimate perfection was drawn, and the opponent was Jonouchi, and it didn't have the poison scale powder effect.
However, the effect can only affect the basic battle side, and the effect on the opponent is small. As for weakening, even though it reacts to any opponent's actions, at a multiplier of 100...
If you're not a big fan of Great Moss, it's impossible to prioritize.

An illustration of a large collection of Keith's monsters. It's unbearable for fans, but there are monsters that are not compatible with some effects...
The effect of 1 can make you stronger in battle, but the conditions for enhancement are passive and the resistance is honestly unsatisfactory.
It's nice that the 2 effect doesn't have a specified level, but it's easily influenced by the opponent, and it's not uncommon for this card to have destruction resistance, which is troublesome these days.
It's not a card that can be used on its own, and it's not an effect that's easy to use unless it's outperformed, so I wouldn't say it's easy to use as a support card.

One of Keith's Motor Monsters in Manga R.
It's debuted more than ten years after the first OCG version of Demonic.
It has a motor token generation effect that is common to motor monsters, and its conditions are loose.
However, as already mentioned, the Machine has an Orion that can generate tokens under less stringent conditions.
Where I want to differentiate somehow by the difference in status. With the ban on Hari fiber, the gap should have narrowed somewhat...
If search and recruitment methods increase more, the evaluation will likely rise.