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Gladiator Beast exclusive fusion with a wide range to choose from. This kind of card is great for Gladiator Beast, as he can be placed in the base field and connected to fusion, and the range of development is greatly expanded.
Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it can be activated during the opponent's turn, and if you can summon Geysereth, you'll have a surprise removal.
As for the point of returning materials to his deck, if it is a rabbit type, you can return Andal, which has become a link material, etc., so you can replenish the targets for the second and subsequent rabbits.
The only drawback is that it can only be summoned during battle. As usual, development from Edittle tends to be the main 2, and it is easy for the attacker to be late.
Due to this slowness, the operation with the above-mentioned Gaiza often does not go as expected.
Since the common effect of Gladiator Beast is activated at the end of BP, there is also a point that it does not mesh.
Also, regarding the attack limit of only Gladiator Beast, he got caught when using Panther as a high-link material, and it was a sober but painful thing.
Gladiator Beast is difficult to accumulate GY due to its characteristics, so it may be necessary to build and move with this card in mind.
It has strong peculiarities, but it also has some attractive features, and I think it's a well-balanced card.

With the Gladiator Beast support, which can be used to expand your hand or revive, he makes up for the expansion power that Gladiator Beast lacks.
Furthermore, combat resistance is also included and you can strengthen your presence. It's a somewhat unreliable resistance for the purpose of maintaining it, but it's a pleasure for his Gladiator Beast, who was worried about hitting points because he couldn't demonstrate the basic common effect unless he fought.
Mainly in his Gladiator Beast, will it be activated by searching from Panther, leading to Panther recruiting? It is also useful for the purpose of reviving and moving zones by using Edittle as a link material.
He has no peculiarities and is an excellent supporter who meshes with Gladiator Beast, and it seems that it is good to put in full power.

You can't use Link Monster as a material, but otherwise you can use tokens, so it's very loose.
The marker is also diagonally downward and easy to use.
Furthermore, it has a Formulon-like effect that allows Link Summoning during the opponent's turn, and it can perform tricky moves such as avoiding removal and using effects that are activated when Link Summoning during the opponent's turn.
As a last resort, Links that use this card as a material will have destruction resistance attached. It's a very nice effect to have as a bonus, and you can expect even more control if you attach it to things that are already in good condition, such as Borrel and Astram.
It is also an advantage that it can be used normally even if it is revived, and the significance of reviving it is high even though it is a diagonally downward marker.
It can perform tricky moves, is excellent as a marker extension agent and relay agent, and can be said to be a highly versatile CHIM feature card.

When I hear Chobham Armor, I think of Alex.
Deployed when the opponent attacks directly, it reduces damage and is easy to use as a material for the next turn due to its combat resistance, but since the status is 0, even if it has the effect of halving damage, there are many cases where it hurts quite a bit. . There is also the fear of being turned into a punching bag.
Looking at it as a simple defensive card, there are many other excellent ones, so I would like to differentiate it in terms of race.
Or maybe you want to take damage but also want to reduce it, so you can use it for a combo? In short, his LP adjustment.
If it becomes a link material, you can collect darkness in general, but you can also salvage your opponent, and it doesn't matter what the target is.
As many people say, hand triggers are popular these days, so it's possible that your movement will be infringed after you collect them, so it's difficult to collect them every time the turn progresses.
Both cards are half-heartedly hard to use and have a strong peculiarity.

It can give full resistance to the Galaxy dragon, but it's a trap so it's easy to fall behind.
With Tachyon, you can activate it from your hand, but considering the possibility that the cards used as materials will be targeted, it's hard to say that it's almighty.
Since your own cards will also be flipped as a bonus, there are cases where you cannot support with RUM or a dragon.
It's difficult to search, so I have the impression that it's a card with a strong peculiarity.

It has an attack lock effect, and its own defensive power is also reasonable. In the mid-game, it's easy to run out of cards, so it's easy to use, but relying on your opponent is still a bottleneck, and with removal spells prevalent, I can't feel at all relieved with an attack lock.
The attack lock is just a bonus, basically using level manipulation is the main thing, and it will lead to rank 8.
Compared to Parsec, which can be connected to Rank 8 under similar conditions, it's a lower class, so it's less prone to accidents, but since it's not originally level 8, there are parts that don't fit well in terms of support. You can just be a collection target for Nebula.
If it's Mizael's fan Deck, it's a performance that can't be used.

There are many cards that are easy to deploy even at level 8, so it's not difficult to meet the conditions. However, there is a Barbaros that can be fulfilled unconditionally at level 8, which can be compromise summoned using summoning rights.
We want to differentiate ourselves in terms of race and attributes, but Dragon is even stricter and there are too many other excellent candidates. To be honest, I don't want to use the summoning right for cards that just compromise summoning.
Since the status is low, it is compatible with recruiters, but there are recruiters in the first place.
I'm blessed with support, so it's not difficult to handle, but I think it's a tough performance to take even Mizael's fan deck.

Now that the heyday of X has passed due to dependence on the other party, it is not stable and reliable as a deployment card. It's a lower class, so the accident rate is low, but...
Since the target is the target, it is more difficult to send than Schwarzschild. Mizael's fan I think it would be difficult to recruit because of the emergence of excellent new decks.

Although the conditions are not that strict, it is difficult to use the conditions as a deployment card because it depends on the opponent. If it is precedent, it will basically rot.
Luckily, it has a blessed status, so there are many ways to deal with it, and it also has explosive power and a deployment effect with no turn limit on the RBI of the lower attacker class.
The habit is strong, but if you have confidence in handling it, it might be an ant.

The light and dark dragons, which are the deployment conditions, are blessed with support, and this applies to themselves. It's easy to send to GY and it's not a difficult story to meet the conditions.
In addition, you can unify the level to 8, making it easy to deploy 3-body material rank 8. There is no limit to the deployment destination that tends to be found in self-regeneration and level unification.
Well, rather than connecting 3 body materials, it's mainly about lining up Link and Rank 8 (for example, Wyvern and 107).
Although there are accidents, there is also a blessed support, and I think that usability is not bad.

~If it's a light/dark dragon named Dragon Nanchara, then it's all Mizael.
It can be deployed with a level 8 dragon, and can be immediately connected to rank 8 or Link. Level 8 dragons are blessed with quality, quantity, and support, so it shouldn't be a difficult story to secure.
After the effect is activated, the deployment destination is limited, but as mentioned above, the attributes and races are blessed with both quality and quantity, so there is not much of a problem.
The GY effect targets level 4, contrary to Seyfert.
Seyfert is a card that can be deployed in a wide range of ways, but since his Deck that handles this card probably occupies a lot of level 8s, lower grades tend to be thin and it seems that there are not as many opportunities to activate it as Seyfert.
It's hard to function on its own, but I think it's a very user-friendly race support, as it has specs that are blessed with support. At least it's a nice card for fans.

Enhance the dragon named Mizael. It's a story that can't be helped because it wasn't a clear category user to begin with, but it's a level that can't be understood unless it's someone who is clear like Galaxy Satellite Dragon.
You can search for a dragon with the same level as the cost from your hand or board. Dragon is especially blessed with a card pool, and there are also excellent guys such as Waikora, Levionia, Chaos Monarch Dragon, and the level range is solidified, so it is easy to search with less consumption.
Dragon is also likely to value his GY and his ad, so he can take advantage of the cost as well.
If you remove it from GY, you can recover the dragon, and unlike 1, the target is a little narrower, but there are still plenty of excellent people. I think that he who uses this card will inevitably have little trouble collecting targets if it is a Deck.
Above all, it's strange that it can be used in combination with the effect of 1 and can be used immediately.
I thought I made something like this for a dragon that still rampages with the link type because it was banned. It's an excellent card worthy of summoning.

Gladiator Beast's and Sea Serpent's highest RBIs for the first time in more than ten years.
Vespacias, which is specified as a material, is excellent, but it is a heavy card that requires a total of 3 bodies on the field.
Also, if you can deploy that much, you should be able to aim for the deployment of Edittle, so I think that deployment from there will be the main focus rather than regular summons.
It has an effect that can be said to be the opposite of Heraklinos, and instead of once per turn, this is No Cost.
The attack guidance is plain but not bad, and it can also be used to care for Panther who has become stuck.
As for 3, I don't think I'll use it unless there are some special circumstances.
A piece that can be used as a trump card for his Gladiator Beast alongside Heraclinos.

Link's slave monster.
Since he includes Gladiator Beast in the material specification, I'm happy to be able to coordinate with general purpose more loosely than Dragasith.
In addition to the search when summoning, like Tiger, he can switch Gladiator Beasts during the main without going through the battle, which is highly versatile. Regarding the cost, there is no problem because it can be prepared with a comeback that you can bring yourself.
The only drawback is that he himself is not a Gladiator Beast.
After the 11th period, the dependence on the link has decreased, but this card is still very important for Gladiator Beast.

Isn't it the beast warrior's mistake...?
Gladiator Beast Has a hand exchange effect as a common effect and can get +1 ad.
There is no same name activation restriction, and it increases the rotation power of the Deck. I want to set the hand cost as a stepping stone for unity and Darius.
However, the hit point is low, so it can not be effective unless it is developed from Gladiator Beast, so it is not a card that you want to use multiple times even though there is no restriction on the same name.
Gladiator Beast, which can draw cards from the Deck, also has Dikel, which is a reliable search. It's just that it can't be used as a fusion material, which is an advantage and disadvantage.
Gladiator Beast itself isn't very good with draws, but it's attractive that it increases the spinning power of the Deck, and as it's often said, it's convenient to have one.