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This female? It seems like you've seen the original story...
The original version of Prisma, as it is often said. Since the effect cannot be demonstrated unless it is expanded from the effect of Gladiator Beast, there are parts that are not quick and unstable, and if it is used from a common effect, I feel that the copy source is good.
However, many of his Gladiator Beast supporters in the same pack target his GY, so they go well with those cards. When resurrection and GY fusion are involved, he will be able to prepare two Gladiator Beasts.
The fact that the level rises and the original name is his Gladiator Beast are advantages that Prismer does not have. Can be used as material for editors who require advanced Gladiator Beasts.
Prisma has both advantages and disadvantages, but I'm sure it will expand the range of strategies.

When you hear about the highest grade Gladiator Beast, it sounds like a disappointing image, but when it comes to the 10th generation, it's still different.
Gladiator Beast has hand expansion and overall strengthening as common recruits, both of which are useful for Gladiator Beast, whose deployment power is low and battle is important.
It can be treated as an attacker of 2800, which is a sufficient number for the highest grade, and it also has a surprise attack, such as being able to react to attacks from the opponent.
Dominitianos, who designates himself as a fusion material, also has powerful effects.
However, due to the fact that the deployment involves a battle, it is weak against removal and the deployment power itself feels dull as usual. Also, the enhancement value is not that high.
That being said, the easy-to-deploy superlative Gladiator Beast is an attractive material for his Gladiator Beast fusion, and the effect is a good enough card for Gladiator Beast.

Although he is blessed with a level 4 LIGHT tuner and specs, he can only special summon with card effects, and his own deployment conditions are strongly influenced by "monster" effects and habits. It cannot be activated by cost effects, burial, or Soraek.
Lightsworn's common effect has a lot of uncertainty, so it doesn't work very well. I want to make up for it with Luminous.
If possible, I would like to prepare cards that can be sent with pinpoint accuracy, such as Masmati, Beato, and Kyrios.
In addition to the deployment effect, it has a removal effect and is highly versatile. Furthermore, being able to perform his deck death from the main is also valuable for Lilo.
It has strong peculiarities, but the effect itself is highly versatile, and I think that it is a performance worthy of mastering and operating.

What you're doing isn't bad, but the big bottleneck is that it doesn't work on its own. I tend to use summoning right without deployment effect, but there are many other things I want to prioritize.
It seems to be a good idea to use it together with Luminous, but passing the opponent's turn while leaving a low stat that isn't particularly high isn't what Lilo wants to do right now. It applies to other lyros, but GY manure at the end is slow now. Raiden can be activated from the main, but as mentioned above, there is a tendency to compete for summoning rights.
Luck is also involved in the draw, and the impression is that it is highly dependent on combos and is unstable anyway. Is it basically a card matching staff who asks about the type of Lilo?

In the 11th term, like Drillroid , it became possible to process without activating the reverse effect and was strengthened. Search strikers can cry.
Compared to Drill, he returns it to the deck, so there is a possibility that it will be reused, but it is better in not letting GY use.
However, the fundamental problem is that we see fewer defenses, which are meta targets, and the number of general-purpose removal methods is increasing.
In the defensive meta, Lilo has a lot of support and has been strengthened, but it seems that the demand will not increase.

A level 4 light tuner that is extremely blessed with support for reinforcements and reinforcements. In addition, you can activate Self Deck Death from the main, which is rare in Lilo. Now that the speed is increasing, this point is big.
It will be strengthened, but the buff value is weak, and it is almost a bonus because it is almost a material of some kind due to the characteristics of the tuner. Can it be used when breaking through low classes with troublesome effects? Well, it's a not-so-small advantage.
I think it's an excellent tuner with high versatility that can be expected to play an active role other than Lilo.

Lilo with Spell 1 Psychic effect on Common Self Deck Death.
Compared to the breaker, it needs to be defensive, so it can't be used as an attacker, but the chances of receiving damage in return are low, and now it's easy to recover by using some kind of material. Category search works well too.
The attribute is different and the breaker is dark, so if you use it with that, it will be the cost of chaos, but due to the characteristics of the effect, it is not compatible with Honest.
Also, there is no 1 turn limit, and there is also a combo that can be removed multiple times by using a battle position change card together.
However, since Friche is currently the mainstream, it is not very strong against set cards.
Also, since it refers to the battle position, it is vulnerable to chain removal and will misfire. Also, as a GY manure worker, he is caught by the slowness of activating at the end.
I feel like I'm being pushed by inflation with the passage of time, but removal with a good category search is still useful in case of emergency.
I think it's a highly versatile card that is still within the adoption range depending on the type.

In addition to the common deck death, you need a hand, but you can revive low-level Lilo, and Lilo himself is his deck that specializes in fertilizing his GY with self-deck death, so it can be said that it is an effect that matches the tactics.
Since there is no name turn limit and the same name can be revived, mass deployment is possible as long as you have a hand. As for the hand cost, he is a deck that emphasizes GY add, so this is also a synergistic cost.
It is one of the cards that I especially want to use summoning rights in Rylo, and it can be said to be the cornerstone of the development.

If Judgment is removal power, this is Brain Muscle Lyro Dragon, which is a match for RBI. Compared to Judgment, it has the name of Lairo and can be searched with reinforcements. If you specialize, you can afford to hit more than 3000 points.
It's just that the kind is tough. Nowadays, most of the lyros are picking out and hiring especially good ones, so it's often the case that the RBI doesn't improve as much as expected. For that reason, there are many cases where even judgment is not adopted, and if you force it, accidents can happen. Kind of looks like a rainbow dragon.
Rylo himself is currently mostly low class, and there are many other beings who want to use summoning rights.
Judgment, which is often compared, is enough with 3000 RBI, and simple performance such as not using summoning right, strengthening bounce, and total removal is greatly inferior.
The compatibility with the judgment itself is also delicate, and the penetration is also going down due to inflation.
It is out of the range of adoption for ordinary lyros due to its accidental nature. Is it a romance for specialized construction?
However, he also has Sephiron and Chaos Necromancer if it's an attacker referring to GY...

The effect itself is excellent. It's hard for Rairo right now to be an advanced level that requires summoning rights. There is a risk of an accident, and there are too many other people who want to use summoning powers. RBI is also an uneasy value that he is below Monarch.
Removal doesn't bother me because of the existence of EX. The trump card, Judgment, is total removal...
In the current Lilo, where there are cases where even judgment is not adopted, the priority is a little harsh.

Lailo's loyal dog is reminiscent of the white dog's father because it is a white dog.
In addition to the all-purpose removal when reversed, his deck death from the top 3 of his deck and his deck with many GY activations are rather beneficial.
In terms of races, attributes, and categories, which have received small but large enhancements that have become non-targeted effects in the 10th term, they all belong to the blessed ones.
On the other hand, due to the increased speed, reverse activation is somewhat difficult. His GY fertilization by Deck Death is also becoming a bit painful as we have entered an era where certainty is required more than GY fertilization itself.
It is a particularly versatile effect among the many reverses, but it has a strong impression that it has been swallowed up by the inflation of the times, and now it is not possible to get a seat even at the head office, let alone a business trip. Will he be able to make up for the slowness with Deck?

In the past, vanilla was a trend to revive GY, so it was only useful as a combo with 《Ancient Rules》, but as the card pool increased, the evaluation steadily increased.
Even in vanilla, P monsters can use P effects, especially Qliphort, whose searcher is vanilla P.
There are other decks that are more important to have in your hand, so it's no longer a priority to revive.
Highly versatile search with no name turn restrictions. I think we can expect more in the future.

As the name suggests, a spell that can deploy advanced and above without a tribute like the old days.
The target vanilla is 《Summoner's Art》and the mass production factory, so there are plenty of search and collection methods, so it's easy to prepare a target.
However, as already said, now that monsters with powerful stats and effects are easy to come out, advanced vanilla with 2 cards in hand! It's no longer a particularly surprising thing to be served.
In addition, you need to have 2 of them, but if it's a P monster, you can search a lot and you can permanently aim for all the monsters in your hand regardless of the effect or vanilla. The Supreme King Gate set is a good example.
I have the impression that I've fallen into something mediocre, and even if I'm currently focused on advanced vanilla, I think other development methods will be prioritized.

A card that comes with a bonus game. An effect that can be said to be a lower grade version of Metal Shooter, which is also included. Enhancement values have been scaled down to accommodate removal.
It is a big advantage to be able to demonstrate even Special Summon compared to over there. It's low stats make it easy to pull from recruiters, and it's easy to function as a wall.
However, it can't be denied that it's a lack of power in the current era of easy high hit points, removal and negate methods.

A card attached to a game that has no reason to exist, and an effect that can be said to be an advanced version of the mosquito included in the same game.
It has a blessed attribute and race and can be searched for in Repair Plants. Depending on the effect, it will have a destruction resistance of up to 2 times with a real RBI of 2400.
However, it doesn't activate unless it's summoned, and 2400 RBI isn't a very safe number now, and it weakens greatly every time you use resistance.
The reliability of destruction resistance is also low due to the increase of removal/negating means other than destruction. It's undeniably unsatisfactory.
It cannot be said that it has the performance to fight in the current environment, and it seems to be a card swallowed by inflation.