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The effect of 1 is reverse, slow and has uncertainties, but the activation conditions of the 2 effect are loose.
There is also a way to go to destroy yourself because you can get involved in your own destruction.
The effects of 1 and 2 are the same and there is no limit to the monsters that can be used, so it can deal with rotten superlatives.
If it is destroyed in battle and reversed, you can spit out 2 monsters from your hand.

If you use Hounds, it's not hard to fuse because you can play two copies with random Ancient Machines.
The stats are pretty poor for a fusion, but since he doesn't receive any effects, he has no choice but to destroy it in battle unless he uses something like Kaiju.
The burn effect is a bonus, but it has a high value of 1000 and can put pressure on opponents who are ready to complete the process in order to prevent it from being connected to the effect of 3.

Invincible mode against Spell Trap and if you enter the battle phase, the activation of the monster effect will also block the whole attack + penetration machine to kill the perfect opponent.
Double hits are also possible due to overload support.
The designation of the fusion material is loose, but there are many 4 bodies.
However, since there is a hound who can handle fusion and material at the same time, it can be produced without much difficulty.
If you pass the turn, you will normally be defeated by a monster removal in the main phase, so if possible, you want to kick it without passing the turn.

The effect of 1 stops plain harassment, and the effect of 2 cannot be used effectively with this status.
The effect of 3 is important, and one person can handle the fusion material and fusion at the same time.
Being able to produce fusion materials from your hand is quite a blessing, and currently all of the Ancient Machines can be used as materials for his Fusion Monsters, so consult with your hand and decide what to fuse with.

A card that looks like it was made for 《Tyranno Infinity》.
The effect of 1 protects allies with complete resistance to the opponent's effect and sends it to his GY to connect to the effect of 2.
The 2 effect calls Dinosaur from his deck at the cost of his GY.
If you banish 4 cards, 《Tyranno Infinity》will appear at 4000, so it’s a good matchup, but depending on the situation, you can connect to Lagia with Guaiba to avoid the disadvantage.
The downside is that Dinosaur's GY fertilization speed isn't very fast.
…However, the strengthening of Dinosaur Strak made it easier for him to fertilize GY, and with the appearance of Oviraptor, he was able to call Auro and immediately use it for 5 Synchro.
Destinations include Botenkou and Harifiber.

One of the lower class Spirit Birds with a 100% loss rate.
Spirits basically return to the end phase of the turn they were played, so there is almost no use for spirit-only bounces against yourself or your opponent.
Since it cannot return itself, it cannot be used to activate cards triggered by bounce.
Again, he could be a Harpie dancer.
Incomprehensible, it may be the number one among the low-ranking spirit birds.

One of the three low-ranking industrial waste musketeers of Reiko Tori, who surprised the duelists with his overwhelming specs and made a shocking debut.
In a spirit that can't do Special Summon basically, if the spirit is normal summoned after himself, it's an effect that clearly doesn't pay for 1 draw and trouble.
It doesn't mesh well with Wakon, which adds summoning rights.
It doesn't matter what you thought about when you made it, but it doesn't seem like it will be unusable depending on the future, so compared to the other two, it's a relief... I feel like it.

A shocking card that makes you wonder what happened to the production site that has been printing broken and blatant cards recently.
The effect of increasing his ATK by discarding spirits from his hand is good, but his ATK is 0.
Far from being the power of the ninth term, it is a level that makes me wonder if it is a card that appeared in the early days of the second term spirit, and I am stunned that there are two more cards of this level.

Basically, it's better not to increase his deck too much and keep the minimum number of cards A card with an interesting design that dares to increase his deck significantly in Yu-Gi-Oh!
Assuming you have 60 cards and your opponent has 40 cards, if you can activate it in your first hand, you will be able to compress his deck to an amazing 20 cards.
It goes well with Shirayuki, who can feed on anything that falls into his GY.
The downside is that the nature of his deck that adopts this deck makes it difficult to touch this card.
There is also a way to get it directly with 《Left Arm Offering》etc., but it is dangerous to build depending on it, so I would like to prepare other draw sources and his Deck compression gimmick.
After Deck cut and shuffle is quite troublesome.

The material replenishment effect of 1 can be activated even from GY, but the situation where the material is used up and not enough is rare, so the material replenishment effect itself is not very appreciated.
Will it be used as a means of sending this to GY?
The 2 GY effect is a common effect these days that searches for a category Spell Trap from the Deck, so there's no reason for it to be weak. It's a pity that it's rated quite poorly in relation to the target, even though it's a useful effect, because it's full of things that make you want to say it's the strongest usage.
Not being able to use the effects of 1 and 2 in the same turn is plainly painful.

Why does Cipher's Trap want to double Xyz who has no material...
It's a passive insurance-like effect, but if you can activate it, you'll have two large monsters lined up, so if you can activate it, it's pretty powerful.
That said, he is still a perishable card that can't do anything unless you set up Cipher's Xyz.
I have the impression that it has grown considerably from the useless thing called "Double Cipher", but it is still difficult to use and perishable.

RUM dedicated to Neo Cipher.
Quick-Play Spell and search means can be appreciated, but the performance of the essential Neo Cipher is not good and the effects other than rank up do not mesh at all.
Still, it's searchable and he's a Quick-Play Spell RUM, so if the number of rank-up destinations increases, his rating may go up, but there's a big question as to whether he's being honest.

In a bad way, simply making the effect reminiscent of Blackstorm flashy doesn't change anything you can do.
You can take control of up to 3 monsters at the same time, but you can't directly attack other than this one, and the drawback of returning to control in the end phase remains the same, so when it reaches 4500 RBI, it doesn't survive at all, and it keeps pushing monsters back, so you hit it. It doesn't even bite because it's gone.
The stolen monster's name can be changed as is, so it is possible to take it permanently by stacking it, but if the target to be stolen is not an Xyz, then Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon will suffice if the opponent does not have two or more Xyz.
In the first place, even if there are two or more, even Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon can be removed twice with FA → Blade, and FA → Dark Matter removal, so it is possible to hit twice, so it is a question of whether this guy is there...
Despite the time-consuming condition of 8x2 and RUM, it doesn't make much sense to rank up from Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon, and it's hard to say that the exclusive RUM has high performance, so in a bad way, it's just a flashy monster.

A monster that can effectively use the extras loaded with fakes in his deck that does not use extras.
Even in decks that use extras, you can use extras that you don't need depending on your opponent or extras that you can't put out due to game development, so you can use it unless you have a deck that uses 15 extras evenly.
As far as the effect of 2 is concerned, it seems that he is saying that it should be used in the deck.
ATK depends on cards that have been removed from the backside, and in the current era where 《Pot of Desires》is being used all the time, I think that RBI can exceed 2000, but I can't expect much RBI.
Since the attacked monster is unilaterally defeated by excluding the back side, the instability of the hitting point can be covered to some extent.
The back side exclusion is difficult to reuse and the effect does not activate when it leaves the field, so it can be used as a special summon, so it has high performance as a battle removal monster.
Due to the disadvantages of 2, it was unsuitable for materials and release personnel, but now supports link summoning.

Is Yoyodenhime also categorized next or next in the third piece?
It can be said to other fairy legend princesses, but the RBI, level and race are easy to use.
The effect of 1 is that you can't target anyone other than yourself with her spells, but you will be targeted, so it will mainly be a hindrance to your opponent rather than solidifying your resistance.
The effect of 2 is to equip a spell that can be equipped to this card in exchange for one of her spell cards, and if the end phase is reached, it will return to the hand and become a pseudo-search.
If you're aiming for a combo, you can use Wonder Wand to exchange cards, but since you're going to skimp on the cost to equip it, there aren't many cards currently, but if a useful card comes out, the rating may go up.