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What you can't do with Special Summon is just knocking it down with an injection machine, so it's not that big of a disadvantage.
However, if the object to be destroyed is Geartown using an injection machine, a chaotic giant with a higher murderous intent than this can be created.
The blocking effect of Spell Trap is gone, and the hand cost required for continuous attacks is not cheap with ancient machines.
Therefore, the timing of issuing this card is unexpectedly limited.
It is written that the effect when destroyed is strong, but the fusion methods of ancient machines are mainly hounds, powerbons, and obaro, and there is not much advantage in using normal fusion, and he will recover GY if fusion is not used. A troublesome thing that can't be done.
Well, in the first place, the condition of when this guy, who has limited means to put out, is destroyed in the field, is passive, but...
There are a lot of things that this card can do that the Chaos Giant can make even stronger, so if you put in a little effort from the procedure to get this out, you can get the Chaos Giant out, making it a card that makes it difficult to get the timing right.
It's not "weak" or "unusable", but it's a card with a unique feeling.
It may be good to include at least one as an option for recruiting.

The culmination of Konmai's negative direction learned from the Metalfoes P effect and the hangar.
Compared to Hangar, I think I've learned something in a good way, since the search effect isn't processed at the time of activation, so I'm caught in the rabbit, but since the turn 1 with the same name is gone, it's learning in a bad way.
Even if I went to defeat the master who was trying to interfere with Sambre's resistance, it would be interrupted by this battle destruction, so I guess it was made on the premise that he would be defeated by Kaiju.
It went on too many business trips as a way to destroy cards that were too convenient, and it was still rampant even when the original TRUE was regulated, so it finally became the first banned card in Field Spell.

With Kaiju, anything is allowed! A card that has a strong feeling that the idea is quite emerging.
I'll skip the strength of this card because it's troublesome, but I don't think it was necessary to activate it on the opponent's turn because of its ease of use and resistance.
Or rather, it comes out with easier conditions than a normal Tribute Summon, but it's much stronger than the monsters that can be produced with a normal Tribute Summon.
Even after the restriction, it was a card that had no strategic value and ruined the field once it landed, so I finally died.
After all, the strength design was too complicated.

He was in the most tragic category and suddenly appeared with Mk3 to save B.E.S.
It's packed with effects like crazy to make up for the weaknesses so far, so much that I don't even know what it is anymore.
In particular, since it is originally battle destruction resistant, the effect of increasing his RBI by 500 and giving him Majespecter resistance is powerful, and if you combine the Special Summon effect from your hand with 《Boss Rush》, his Majespecter resistance will exceed 2500 RBI. It is a threat to the opponent because it can be hit repeatedly.
However, if this card is destroyed, he will return to B.E.S., so I want to activate this card and protect him.
The point that everything ends when the home base sinks may be a reproduction of the original in a sense?

Before Zeros appeared, this was the only card that designated B.E.S.
It is powerful in that if your own B.E.S. is destroyed and sent to GY, you can recruit the following from Deck, but it has the fatal disadvantage of not being able to Normal Summon, so you cannot recruit unless it is destroyed and sent to GY, Mk2. Other than that, Special Summon doesn't have a counter, so it immediately self-destructs, and Recruit is slow at the end phase.
Especially since he was in the field for removal other than destruction, it would be extremely disastrous if B.E.S.
It was a card that didn't have a way to search unless two or more were activated at the same time, but about 10 years after Tojo, Zeros and Mk3 appeared as if to make up for this guy's weaknesses, making it a little easier to use.
Nonetheless, even for Zeros, he no longer needed this card in order to build a [B.E.S.] with a card that specified B.E.S. as a category.

Compared to his B.E.S. up to 4th term, Special Summon has a counter, so even if it comes out with Boss Rush, it won't self-destruct immediately.
And it has a compromise summoning effect and has an advanced line of RBI.
However, if you use it with Normal Summon, it won't have a counter and will self-destruct just by being attacked by an appropriate monster, so it's difficult to use it as a bridge until 《Boss Rush》is activated.
With the introduction of Zeros, it became easier for him to Special Summon, and 《Boss Rush》became easier to use.

His ATK is pretty miserable for an advanced level, but being able to remove Spell Trap once a turn is excellent.
However, when used with 《Boss Rush》, it became a monster with only a low RBI and was quite difficult to use.
While countering with Zeros, he was able to Special Summon and increase his RBI to 2300, making it easier to use.

A card with beautiful lari.
Although he has a low RBI for an advanced level, he is quite blessed with the level 5 status of WATER and Machine, and can be summoned without release in Atlantis and can be used as a material for Nova.
The low RBI can be compensated to some extent by its own battle position change effect, so it demonstrates strength in battle against monsters with biased stats compared to Mk3 and Covered Core.
Unlike Tetran, the effect can be used without a counter, so it's nice to be able to use the effect from his Boss Rush Special Summon.

For a long time, it was the only B.E.S. of the highest grade, but despite the fact that one body was released, it only had 2500 points, and the effect was too miserable that if the coin was successfully tossed, the counter would not decrease. There was no accident factor.
With the advent of Mk3, he was also deprived of the B.E.S. highest RBI position. became.
His only B.E.S. with over 3000 RBIs including Zeros is Mk3.

First he is B.E.S.
However, perhaps because it was released as one of the KONAMI game original material card series that I was not conscious of categorizing, it does not have any special effects other than the sharing effect, and the RBI is slightly below the upper line at 2300, which is halfway.
If you use it in B.E.S., will it be a Boss Rush ammunition?
For the time being, DARK Machine's level 6 and status side are blessed.

The 4th in the Youyodenhime series.
I haven't categorized them yet.
The effect of 1 is an airman effect that can search for her Spellcaster monster with 1850 points when summoned, and it is possible to have the same name, and that Shirayuki is also in the search destination.
The range looks wide, but it's surprisingly narrow, with only Fairy Legend Princess and Familiar-Possessed.
The effect of 2 is an effect that instantly bounces self and opponent's monsters, reminiscent of the banned unicorn.
Since this guy has a search effect when summoned, the benefit when the bounce is decided is great, and it can shoot in the free chain during the opponent's turn, so it's powerful as a harassment performance.
However, if a card with the same name is sent from Deck to GY, it will end in failure, so there is no certainty.
It is strong against extras that have a lot of basic pin stacks, but there are quite a few monsters that stack multiple extras, so overconfidence is prohibited.

It is scale 0 which finally came out, and there is no demerit about P summoning.
However, compared to the scale 13 over there, the impact is less due to the monsters that can be P-summoned.
If you have infinity on the other side of the scale, you can bring fusion to connect to Zarc.
Is the aim a Synchro Miracle Fusion?
The monster effect is likely to be used to procure materials for Zarc, which is infinite and cannot be produced.

Scale 13 is finally out.
Moreover, from the beginning, there is a guy who is not tied to the monsters that can be P-summoned.
There is a disadvantage that you can not P summon if there is a monster, but I think that it is still a disadvantage of the range that can be used.
The monster effect is almost similar to what is connected to Zark.

I can't help but feel that Yuya's reaction to discarding Sumawa with this card in the anime caused a lot of controversy.
As a card to prevent the battle phase, it requires a hand cost and he is limited to spells, so it is difficult to use.
This alone is a deterioration of 《Threatening Roar》, but the additional effect is too late to negate monster effects after main 2.
In a bad way, the impression is that the card was made for the convenience of the script, which seems to be an anime card.

Although the name is conscious of super fusion, the only common point is that it can not be chained and there is not much sense of transcendental elements.
It is a field-only fusion card, and as a fusion card, it has the advantage of being able to fuse hands, and since it is a Normal Spell, it is difficult to use because it cannot be used for follow-up attacks or avoidance of removal.
It's also annoying that the monsters used as materials to connect to the GY effect can't be Pendulums or Tokens that he can't send to GY.
2000 LP is a ridiculous cost.
If the GY effect is used as a fusion material, it can be revived even if the effect negates and the status becomes 0, and in addition to the fusion body, Synchro and Xyz are also possible, making it a strong card if it goes well.
There are effects that can't be chained to activation like super fusion, but there's a big point that it doesn't allow resistance to the effective removal effect, and it's not as good as that one.
To put it bluntly, it's an effect that can't be overconfident because it's a direct hit to remove it right after the fusion.