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When there is a Dream Mirror monster on the field, an avalanche will appear from your hand, and although it will basically be his LIGHT, this effect will allow you to optionally change your attribute to Dark when Special Summoned by him, a new force for Dream Mirror.
It is a very useful card for Dream Mirror Fusion Monsters, which require Dream Mirrors with different attributes as fusion materials, and 《Dream Mirror of Chaos》, which can only use monsters on the field as fusion materials unless a Field Spell is attached.
There are no particular restrictions on the summon destination, so you can use it as a link material.
Furthermore, if the Dream Mirror field exists when you succeed in Special Summon with the effect of yourself or other Dream Mirror monsters, the effect of temporarily driving away the opponent's obtrusive face down and permanent meta Spell / Trap and drawing It has up to two modest effects, one of which is the effect of returning the white knight that has been drawn back to the deck and improving the quality of the hand.
However, his own stats are low, and even if he's surrounded by the Dream Mirror Field, he can't do anything on his own, so if this card is the only monster that can be used even if he draws a Dream Mirror, it's nothing short of an accident. Considering that the force is an accident monster from a different angle from the existing monsters, there are some things that are quite difficult.
It's a very weak monster that doesn't have any effect to earn ad even if it goes well, so if you don't use it as a fusion material or link material in that turn, you can see that you will lose money later. In the form of being forced into it, I had to involve Dream Mirror, which I originally wanted to keep on the field to see what the opponent would do, and use it as a material... It's a relief that Dream Mirror of Chaos is a Quick-Play Spell around here. hey.
It would have been nice if there was some kind of effect that "special summons the Dream Mirror monster" that triggers the effects of each Dream Mirror, following the dream demon Ikeros and the holy beast Pantus, but this time it seems that self-SS was the best. is.
For example, like Dream Mirror Link Monster, it's a card that I'd like to see new in the future.

A universal single-target removal Trap that triggers on any card that creates an opponent's chain block.
It's great to be able to destroy anything at no cost, and the activation conditions aren't strict at all, but it's more inconvenient than I thought that I can't select the main body that created the chain block as a target for destruction.
If you try using it with no cost and a wide range of applications, it feels like a poor general-purpose trap that doesn't need to be this card... but I don't think it's weak.

This is a Link 1 monster! ? Link 1 where there is so much written that you want to say.
It is also a type of monster that attacks second and is strong, and even though it depends on the other party, it is a target of admiration for all themes that do not have Link 1 because of its outrageous ad acquisition power that is unparalleled in Link 1.
RBI 1000 is also a high average power on link 1, because there are only a few 1200 and 1500 above this.

A chaos monster with an average score of 1 darkness and 1 light for GY.
It has two effects related to Field Spell, and they are effects that match Dream Mirror's deck concept so much that I think they are for Dream Mirror.
The exclusion effect is also applicable to the back side, and there is no attack limit, but in terms of simple combat ability, it feels like Kaihachi is stronger without any peculiarities.

One of Dream Mirror's two Field Spells, directing a Dream Mirror of Light to a Dream Mirror of Darkness.
Due to the effect of the light side, his special summoned dark side will activate its own unique effect, and the strong ones on the dark side are the unfolded dream demon Ikeros and the black knight with high hit points and all-around removal.
The unique effect is that when the Dark Dream Mirror monster is present, every time the opponent succeeds in his Special Summon, it deals weak effect damage.
When using Yumeutsutsu, I think you'll have to put this on the opponent's field, but in that case, even if there's a Dark Dream Mirror on your field, no matter how much your opponent does his Special Summon, effect damage will still occur. Be careful not to.
To be honest, this card itself isn't strong at all, but it's this score because it's essential for the Dream Mirror Deck to be a Dream Mirror Deck.

One of Dream Mirror's two Field Spells, leading a Dark Dream Mirror to a Light Dream Mirror.
By excluding themselves during the end phase, they have the effect of switching to a paired field as a common effect, and the concept is to use the effect of the Dream Mirror monster flexibly according to the situation of the field.
The light side that was Special Summoned by the dark side effect will activate its own unique effect, and the strong ones on the light side are the searcher maiden Ikelos and the resurrection holy beast Pantus.
Its unique effect is that when a Dream Mirror monster of light exists, it grants target resistance to all Dream Mirror monsters other than the highest level Dream Mirror monster, and also removes them from attack targets.
Dream Mirror monsters can release themselves with Friche in battles other than each other's main and damages as long as the conditions are met, so it's like a substantial target resistance, but of course it's possible to interfere with the opponent in standby and end, It's a big deal that it's hard to be forced to release yourself.
If you use Yumeutsutsu, you will put out this light field in your own field and the dark field in your opponent's field.
This card itself isn't particularly strong, but Dream Mirror Deck can't start without these Field Spells, so this is the score for now.

Dream Mirror's ace EX monster with high stats for both offense and defense.
Since it also treats itself as her DARK, it is possible to satisfy the conditions for its unique effect to be exhibited regardless of which of the two types of fields is on your field.
Since the release by the common effect of the main Dream Mirror monster can be turned into an all-purpose removal as it is, if it passes, the development can be further advantageous, but on top of having the name Turn 1, with the Dream Mirror Deck that is always next to the accident, this It's a subtle effect because it's a premise that the development is going well because there is a monster that you can release even after you put out a card.
The effect of reviving his Dream Mirror other than the one with the same name when he dies is also an undeniable activation condition that is dependent on the opponent and limited to destruction, so it feels inferior compared to the ace class members of the same theme. .
Of course, as mentioned above, the stats are excellent, and you can put out the Tuma that can be fusion summoned with the same material first, and if the Tuma is about to be defeated, you can pass the baton to this card, so it has plenty of existence value. You can say that.

Fusion Spell for Dream Mirror that docks with Quick-Play Spell.
As a Quick-Play Spell, you can use EX Dream Mirror to use monsters that have already finished attacking as materials during the Battle Phase to hit more.
If it's a development after successfully activating Yumeutsutsu, it's possible to turn the situation around by switching things around and punching them around.
If you use it normally, you want to use GY's Dream Mirror as a material when the dark field appears, but in addition to hindering the effect of the holy beast Pantas later, when adopting the vase of greed, he is I want to think carefully about whether to use GY monsters as fusion materials.
Currently, there are two types of monsters that can be fusion summoned. In that case, the demon would basically have a higher priority.

An ideal theme perpetual system that has RBI assistance in the search at the time of activation.
Regarding the search, it goes without saying that it is important, and considering that the search effect of Otome Ikeros is somewhat unstable, I can't think of anything other than 3 stacks if it's a pure type construction.
If you succeed in activating it at the same time as Mugen, you can make up for the 1000 RBI difference, and you can unilaterally bury up to 28 RBI even from the NS monster Pantus, so when you are in a predicament with a permanent meta monster or Spell Trap. will also be of great help.
Since RBI is applied to monsters other than Dream Mirror monsters, if he has Kaigen or Chaos Daedalus in his deck, their strength will also be strengthened.

A Dream Mirror Trap card that unleashes a super-powerful removal that does not take any targets while returning two types of Dream Mirror fields that would otherwise banish themselves when reupholstered at the end from exclusion to his Deck.
In addition, it has a GY effect that substitutes for the destruction of his Dream Mirror card.
Advantage/Disadvantage For better or worse, this effect can only be used after the duel has progressed to a certain extent, so regardless of the GY effect, it is a card that will make you nervous if you draw it in your first hand.
Since it requires a Dream Mirror monster on the field to activate, my honest impression is that it's a card that invites more accidents to the accident-prone Dream Mirror Deck, and I'm not even sure if it's an upside card.
The Dream Mirror Field rarely narrows down the number of recruits to the point where it is necessary to return it to the Deck, and I don't think the Dream Mirror Deck itself is a Deck that assumes a long-term battle, so if you don't want to exclude it. You'd think you'd have to put it back in the deck for that damn strong removal.

A Counter Trap that changes the cards that can be countered depending on the type of Dream Mirror field.
If there are two types of fields, you can counter both of them, and if you have a certain degree of development as a Dream Mirror card, you can search with Otome Ikeros and create 1 interference.
However, despite the fact that it is a card that is considered to be a major premise of doubling the field by Mugen, even if it is possible to search at no cost, even if both fields are on the field, the counter range is a little less than the sentence. It feels subtle.
A sentence that cannot prevent summoning means that monster effects cannot be prevented, so that is also a painful point.
And of course, if Dream Mirror Field Spell doesn't exist, it will be a card that can't even be activated, so I have to say that it's quite difficult to put a card that isn't that strong in a bad deck. .

With the Dream Mirror Deck, if there are two types of fields in play, all monsters of darkness and light with common effects in the main Deck can release themselves and activate their effects. You will be in a fever state where you can call the monster that becomes from the Deck.
While I'm doing my best to reupholster it with the common effect of Field Spell, that! ? I can't use the effect that activates after release! ? Accidents will no longer occur.
You can create that state with just one card at any time, without restrictions and at no cost, and without being hindered by most triggers or permanent metas. Taking advantage of the fact that it's a trap, it's possible to combine it with Trap Trick to have a 6-card system, and Dream Mirror is worth it considering that you can keep moving even during your opponent's turn.
While it is a card that you absolutely want in the first move, there is also the dilemma that if you pull it when the rotation of the Deck gets on track, you will not be able to draw it. You just can't leave it out.

His unique effect is to become a direct attacker for a limited number of turns, so he has no ability to take adverts, but he's a decent LP cutter.
It has a strong effect of lining up the holy beast Pantus that it replaces, and this card itself is a very valuable and stable 19 RBI monster in the low class Dream Mirror, so if you use it with Mugen, you will be in a predicament because it will be metabolized. There is also a role when you want to get LP or when you want to take LP, so I feel like I want to adopt about 2 copies.

Gains turn-limited resistance due to its unique effect.
Since it gains resistance with the activated effect, it will be destroyed by the chained effect, and when the opponent uses a sweeping effect, you can't use this card with Succubus or Black Knight to receive it.
In addition to its defensive stats, its resistance lasts only one turn, and it's not a very strong resistance, so I wonder if it's like putting in just one copy to access the Black Knight.
When Black Knight's removal effect is about to be hindered by Bubble Shadow or Skidre, if you have this card in your Deck, you can release yourself with Black Knight's effect and put out this card to pass the removal. It is important.
If you miss it, deploy it with Muma Ikeros and replace it with the Black Knight.

An important card along with Dream Demon Ikeros that can trigger all Dream Mirror effects in the main deck with its unique resurrection effect.
Since his own combat ability is low and revived monsters are also his defense position, it would be good to line up monsters side by side with Succubus Ikeros and connect them to powerful Link Monsters.
If a dark field is present, even if Veiler or Bubble Shadow is chained by the resurrection effect, you can avoid it by releasing yourself in a chain, so in that sense, there are 1-2 Pantus monsters whose unique effects are not particularly strong. It seems better to include