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The combination Deck appears after his Dual Avatar.
It also has the opposite effect of Kiskill, which allows you to Special Summon Kiskill monsters from the same location under the same conditions, and makes you pay 500 LP every time your opponent attacks.
After all, the combination of calling your partner from the Deck is powerful, and you can line up two Fiend Link 2s or one Link 4 from Lyra, just like Kiskill. The usage is almost the same, and there are plenty of access methods such as mining and entrance.
This unique effect is also not a type of card that keeps you on the field and tears of sparrows, so there will be few opportunities to see it.

A very rare type of pattern for Yu-Gi-Oh! Melffy what's going on.
If he does not deploy any other monsters at the time of successful summoning/Special Summon, he can Special Summon Lilya monsters from his hand or his Deck, and he has the effect of recovering 500 LP every time the opponent attacks.
Currently, Lila can Special Summon only one Live Twin, but by utilizing the effect of two Link Evil Twins from his Special Summon, he can choose between two Fiend Link 2s or one Link 4. It has a strong development power that can be lined up. Of course, you can line up 2 Link Monsters, so it has an excellent deployment effect that easily satisfies Kiskill Lila's Special Summon condition.
It's not a card that stays on the field that much, so you can almost ignore the recovery effect of number 2. With the Special Summon effect, he is an excellent card with high performance that can be connected to Evil Twins Link.

It has the effect of reviving GY's lesser Magistus and scapegoating her Magistus in the Spell Trap zone.
Minor Magistus can use his Special Summon without any problem, so it can be expected to be a pure resurrection source. Zorua, who fell to GY, and his Endymion can be reused as the most promising card.
It is also possible to search with Cendrillon, and one of the features is that Cendrillon becomes a real fishing monster if you use this card.
The second half of the effect is an effect that comes to life when the opponent is targeting equipment Magistus or 《Trismagistus》, but I can't deny that it's a bit of a bonus. The resurrection effect was originally strong, so it wouldn't hurt.
A resurrection card that is very easy to handle because of its simplicity. If you search for Cendrillon, is he the top candidate in the situation where GY has Magistus?

It is a fusion card with a fusion effect that requires the use of fusion materials, including Spellcaster, but when fusing with a Magistus Fusion Monster, he is a fusion card with an effect that allows the card equipped by the Magistus monster to be used as a fusion material.
As long as the spell user is included in the fusion material, any fusion is possible, but then he will just be a fusion with the name of Magistus. You should probably use it to spawn Magistus Fusion Monsters. However, at present, only Aiwass exists, so it will be a card dedicated to that fusion summon.
It's a card that functions only when there's a monster that Aiwass equips it with, so it's a card you'll use as needed rather than actively using it. In that respect, I am extremely grateful for Cendrillon's search. Search with Cendrillon, Link Summon to Artemis, and use Cendrillon to equip Artemis with his Magistus, and you'll have the fusion material for this card.
Fusion performance is not low and Aiwas has sufficient performance, so it is a card that can be used in its own way at this stage.

The effect of equipping his Magistus with his Magistus other than EX Deck, field, GY level 4, and if all Magist element fusions, S, X, and links exist in his GY, EX other than Magistus A Quick-Play Spell that has the effect of equipping monsters from the Deck.
Since it is a Quick-Play Spell, it is a mass of possibilities that allows for phantasmagoric movements. Currently, equipping Aiwass and Vahram to assist him in combat and making use of his resistance is his Quick-Play Spell-like activity. You can also simply summon Artemis to use the search effect.
As for the additional effect, even if Magistus is good at summoning cards from the EX Deck, the conditions are quite tough. Despite that, the boon is pretty combo-friendly and he can't think of a good use for it other than equipping Magistus.
The more Magistus he has that makes sense to equip it, the more likely it is.

The motif is the same as 《Helios Trice Megistus》.
An effect that gives his Magistus equipped with an equipment card local combat destruction resistance, an effect that Special Summons a level 4 spell user from his hand, and sends himself to his GY to remove as many types of his Magistus as possible from his hand. Has the effect of Special Summoning.
Can the battle destruction resistance against Magistus with equipment cards be used against monsters stolen by Aiwass? However, the effect is not that strong in the first place, and the resistance is full of holes, so it would be nice to pass it along.
The axis is two expansion effects. You can choose to deploy them one at a time while leaving them permanently in play, or deploy a large number of his Magistus at once. Which one you want to take depends on the situation of your hand and the situation of the field.
Not limited to Magistus, you can use the second effect in the theme centered on level 4 spell use. As a card that increases development power, it is quite good.

Link Magistus.
When another Magistus is summoned or Special Summoned, it has the effect of equipping itself to that monster, and when equipped, it has the effect of allowing him to search for Magistus monsters.
First of all, as a general-purpose link 1, it is strong that it can move like Almira "Sangan" by using "Witch of the Black Forest" as a link material. It's a card with a wider range of defense than Sangan, and there are rumors that Almiraj is banned, so the more hands you have, the better. And he has a very strong effect even in Magistus, the search effect of iron plate of iron plate. In particular, Zorua and her Endymion, who can equip this card as soon as they are summoned, turn into searchers. It is possible to equip Cendrillon with this card via Vritra.
In addition, it has an extremely good compatibility with Aleister, and it is possible to make an extremely powerful move that allows Merkabah to stand up from a single Aleister. Dogmatika also has a lot of his spells, so it can affect the environment, such as becoming a powerful option.
It's definitely the top rare card in Magistus.

Xyz Magistus.
Effect to remove 1 X material and salvage his spell casters of level 4 or above, and when equipped, monster-only double attack and destroy his Magistus in his Spell Trap zone and his opponent's Spell Trap It has an effect that gives the effect of
Magistus is a level 4 unifying theme, so it's easy to summon it if you use Crowley or 《Trismagistus》to increase its development power. ATK is poor, but you can earn ad with salvage effect. Spell Use It's a material and effect that can be used in Decks, but it's a salvage, so it's a bit difficult to use in the early stages of the game. In Magistus Zorua or he where Endymion actively wants to salvage.
As an equipment card, he attacks monsters twice and his Magistus-exclusive Double Cyclone. For the former, his Magistus doesn't have a card with that high ATK, so do you want him to use the equipment effect in combination with Aiwass? The latter is also an effect you want to use before you put out a monster. For the time being, Zorua and her Endymion can be used as pseudo-breakers, but...
Another equipment effect, salvage nature and his low ATK are hard to use on the field. I'm not weak, but...

Synchro Magistus.
When destroyed by S Summoning, it destroys all of the opponent's face, and when equipped, he has a Spell Trap limited destruction resistance and an effect that destroys the opponent's monster before battle to the equipped monster. .
It can be used as a normal S monster without any material restrictions, but its ATK is low and its effects are passive and uncertain, so unless you can perform a suicide attack, it will be a delicate card. With Magistus, you can easily aim with Zorua's effect if you just put it out.
The main goal is when it is equipped. Destroying Spell Trap won't hurt as it's less likely to be disturbed. Another effect is a catastle effect that doesn't care about attributes. By equipping Zorua and her Endymion with its own effect, you can build a battle line to some extent, so it works well with them. Dragon, Synchro, Equipment, I can't help but feel like he can do something with Dragunity...
He's been at his best since he was made into an equipment card, so it would be nice to drop him to GY with 《Extra-Foolish Burial》or Dogmatika support.

Fusion Magistus.
Equip yourself to a monster on the field to increase his ATK and DEF, and if you equip it to an opponent's monster, you can gain control instead of blocking the effect.
Fusion materials are his Magistus and his spellcaster, with lesser Magistus united by his spellcaster. By using 《Magistus Invocation》, it is possible to aim for fusion summoning from a single Cendrillon.
It has no effects other than equipment effects, and its ATK is also poor, so it is difficult to use as an attacker. However, it functions as a suppression and obstruction because it can be used to steal the opponent's monster by raising his ATK immediately after the trigger. Also, since the enhancement effect is effective even if it is equipped on your own monster, it can be used as enhancement equipment. It is also possible to use Zorua as an attacker with 2500 RBI.
It has effects that are suitable for breaking through the front line, such as taking control and strengthening RBI, so it is worth preparing.

What the hell is Endymion... Endymion.
It has the effect of equipping his own Magistus with his Magistus from the EX Deck and the effect of destroying one of his Spell cards on your field and exchanging cards.
The effect of equipping his Magistus from the same EX Deck as Zorua is excellent. In particular, the move to equip Artemis is also very strong, and if you combine the hand exchange effect described later, the explosion ad will spread. Overall, the role overlaps with Zorua and the card power is one step inferior, but I think that it is quite strong just by being able to equip Artemis.
For the effect of destroying her Spell Card and exchanging your hand, you basically want to destroy her Magistus in the Equip Card state. The aim is Artemis using the search effect. For the time being, 《Trismagistus》is also a target. This is also a performance that can be used in various decks of her.

What the hell is this veil...
When summoning / Special Summon succeeds, he has the effect of choosing whether to search for Magistus Spell Trap or return the excluded lower spell user to her GY, and GY's self is excluded to remove his GY's level 4 Has the effect of equipping her Magistus to the Magistus on the field.
A card that allows him to search for the Magistus Spell Trap just by deploying it. Above all, he is excellent at 《Trismagistus》, which increases the deployment power of Magistus. If you have 《Magistus Theurgy》, you can equip his Magistus instantly, and if you use Vritra, you can fish like Zorua.
The effect of returning to GY is localized and has lower priority than searching, but if Crowley or a card with the same name is returned to her GY, he can reuse the equipment effect of GY exclusion.
The GY effect is the same as Crowley. Being from EX, he is also attractive because it is easy to attach to Magistus.
The number of ads produced by one card is not as large as that of Zorua in the same supermarket, but is it highly responsive? A skillful card that can do various things with the power of spell cards.

Zoroark when it evolves?
It has the effect of equipping your Magistus with her Magistus from the EX Deck, and the effect of special summoning your hand or GY's level 4 spell user when this card equips her Magistus monster.
You can equip Magistus out of the blue, so you can take full advantage of its effects. It's especially compatible with Artemis, which has a search effect, and when combined with another effect of its own, it becomes an explosive admonster that combines deployment and search. Vahram and Ninarul, which can be removed, are also candidates.
Another effect is linked, and this card is actually a level 4 tuner that hooks up level 4 spell users with activation effects. Magistus is what you want in an EX Deck, but it easily leads to Level 8 Synchro and Rank 4 Xyz, including Vahram and Ninarul.
It can be said that it is a very good Magistus low class monster.

Crowley... What the hell is Aleister...
Send his spell use in hand or field to his GY, effect to Special Summon from hand, effect to get any attribute, GY's self excluded and his Magistus other than level 4 of his GY will be in the field Has the effect of equipping his Magistus.
Has a spontaneous Special Summon effect that increases the deployment power of Magistus. It's a costly but useful effect if you want to Special Summon his Magistus in the EX Deck. The cost is suitable for cards with the same name and Cendrillon because they have effects that can be used with his GY.
The effect of gaining arbitrary attributes is useless in his Magistus, and shines only in combos with Aleister. If you let Aleister search Invocation and use it as the cost of this card, you can call any of his Invoked. Since Artemis has great chemistry with Aleister, can we make a deck for her like Summoning Magistus?
The effect of GY activation is the true value of Magistus. With Special Summoned, he can equip not only his Magistus that went to GY, but also cards that he went to GY with Extra-Foolish Burial and Dogmatika support.

A large monster with the suppression effect that Dragunity wanted.
Negate the opponent's monster effect by excluding his GY's Dragunity, the effect of excluding the opponent's monster destroyed in battle, and the effect of destroying all of his Spell Trap when destroyed. have.
It has a suppression effect that seals monster effects at a loose cost. It has a high RBI, so it would be quite difficult to beat this card with only monsters. And against Spell Trap, you can set up Counter Trap Void. In terms of offense, it yields to Ascalon, which has a powerful banishment effect, but its effect of banishing destroyed monsters is by no means weak.
As a final fart, it has a strong bonus feeling, but it also has a feather broom, and anyway, it is a card that will be exhausted to break through. The star of the bonus pack isn't just a fancy card, it's a card that's safe enough to keep for the time being when you've been craving Dragunity.