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It would be interesting to try copying the effect with 《Destiny HERO - Diamond Dude》
If you can push the damage of 《Power Bond》or 《Crimson Nova the Dark Cubic Lord》, you can see 1 kill

At first glance, this monster looks like a word play card with 10 cushions, but in fact, twisting "Santa Claus" as "Santa Claws" is a really clichéd idea that has been beaten down many times in various media. Yes, at least when this card came out as an OCG, it was a completely duplicated idea that had already appeared in online games.
However, since it's a Yu-Gi-Oh OCG, it's a two-stage stance with no openings, and it's a monster that I want to give five cushions to. I feel that the design is really good.
The effect is to release one monster from the opponent's field and disturb the opponent's field in Defense Position. He leaves a Christmas gift called 1 draw for the other party.
After that, it is a monster that can be boiled, baked, released, used as a material for Special Summon, or whatever you like, and the ability to penetrate strong resistances such as complete resistance is the same as Kaiju's members, and the battle position that appears Other than the difference, there are no particular disadvantages such as loss of summoning rights or summoning restrictions, and it can be said that the feeling of use is almost the same.
In other words, there is no doubt about its strength as a flip card, and it is naturally one of the effective cards as one of the means of getting rid of super-resistant monsters.
In the case of this monster, being able to NS Sangan and convert it to Almira is an advantage that Kaiju and others with the same release ability do not have, but if it survives, it gives the opponent an advantage and Defense. Since it appears in Position, unlike Kaiju who appear in Attack Position, they cannot collect LP or combo with effects that require monsters in Attack Position. Since he had higher ATK than Spider Gus, he naturally lost his share to Kaiju.
However, knowledgeable people already know how this 2500 defensive ability, which I wanted to express a merry Christmas, came to life later on, and how it was different from Radian and Spider, who can only special summon in the attack position even with the same defensive strength of 2500. street….
If you don't have combat destruction resistance, the battle position at the time of being Special Summoned is Defense Position, and the DEF is 2500 or more, and the closer to 2500 it is, the better. From this perfect match of demand that there is a monster I want to remove, even if a monster with a similar release ability comes out in the future, it will be difficult to replace this monster as long as it is used in the example Deck. I can say

Tearlaments GY Manure Card
3 GY for your own Tearlaments summon, 3 GY for your opponent's summon, 6 GY for a simple round trip. If you drop that much, you'll usually get caught in something, so it's a card that indirectly leads to development and interference. The timing to fertilize GY is strong, and it is possible to hunt down by fusion summoning from his GY fertilization → Tearlaments drop according to the opponent's landing.
The point-scoring operation is also plainly great, and in combination with Primeval Planet Perlereino, you will be able to knock down most monsters with low-grade Tearlaments.
The trap search when fertilized by GY is also powerful, and if it falls with random GY fertilization, you can increase the interference by 1. It's strong even if you pull it off or fall down, so it's not bad to stack 3 sheets.

Like Cozuble and No5, this card has been unknown for many years with only a name. Although it existed before them, the OCG version appeared a little later.
I've picked up a lot of these cards as well. What remains is Zexal's Chaos End Ruler and CNo54?
Just like the two demons and the anime, Majin Rain is specified exactly.
It's heavy, but in addition to his Dark World's rotational power, there is also a convenient fusion method called Ascension, so summoning is not difficult.
In addition to inheriting the effect of rain and removing all, it has a high finisher performance due to the high magnification of offensive and defensive strengthening.
The effect of 3 is not reliable for resistance, but since you can discard your hand with Friche, you can activate the effect of Dark World at any time, and if you discard Grapha, it will also function as a hindrance.
Ascendant, which is the summoning method mentioned above, is particularly compatible, GY fusion is possible, so you can secure a high RBI with less consumption, and because it is a Quick-Play Spell, you can descend and interfere with the opponent's turn.
The entanglement with the super fusion in animation is impressive, but unfortunately it cannot be said that it is an effect with much synergy. Will it be announced later in the Scriptures of the Evil Heart?
The drawback is the required material, Majin Rain, which has low single performance and is a great relief for Rain, but it becomes a hindrance for Dark World. Fusion materials can also be used as substitutes, so is it an ant to cover it? Vassago is easy to share support and can be used properly with Grapha.
It takes time and effort, but I think the performance is worth it.

One piece that attracts the eye with a super cool illustration
It has a turn 1, but it probably won't bother you, 3 draws are attractive, but due to restrictions, it's actually exclusive to the Cyber Deck, and you have to exclude at least 2 bodies, so it's a 3:3 exchange. I can't even search with something like Micro Coder, and if I use Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring it's pretty painful, so it seems to have a low priority, so I want to use Dotscaper and tokens as much as possible.
If you want to attract a reversal card no matter what, a card that shows a dramatic will, and you are confident in your luck like Playmaker, you can use it.

Tearlaments Continuous Trap card with negate effect
It's a card like "True Draco Apocalypse" in Tearlaments, easy to search, cost is not cost, and even if you send it to GY, it has an ad and an exhaustive effect.
《Tearlaments Kitkallos》and 《Tearlaments Scream》that can search for this card are power cards, so you can naturally add them to your hand during development.
Also, since he starts deploying his Tearlaments card to his GY trigger, even if he pays the cost, it will not be an ad loss, but rather it will be used as a means of actively increasing the number of cards.
When sent to GY, you can search for Tearlaments monsters, use Foolish Burial Goods as the initial move, and set up the initial move or hand-induced "Tearlaments Havnis" even if you fall with random GY manure.
Furthermore, the negate effect is permanent, so if you use it once, you can permanently disable the target monster even if it survives. Of course, it's a Continuous Trap, so if this card remains on the field, it can be activated every turn. It's a card that your opponent wants to remove as soon as possible, but once it's removed, you can activate its search effect.
Tearlaments has a ton of power cards within the theme, and while this card is rarely mentioned, it performs fairly well.

Same as 《Fallen of Albaz》in the hero position of 《World Destruction》
Appears under different names and appearances in various related themes and cards
It is a card with a stronger name than Albus
Cards that refer to this card name are often key cards for related themes.
Albus's story has settled down, but this one is still in the middle of the road, so there is still room for growth.

《Commander Gottoms, Swordmaster》as XX Saber
Since there is no template for summoning S monsters, "other than tuners"
It's a rare monster that can be S summoned even by tuners.
It was the only monster in this notation until 《Multiple Piece Golem90 》appeared in 1923.
It can be easily summoned with [X Saber], and has a handicap effect with no turn 1 limit.
If you prepare two 《XX-Saber Faultroll》and 《XX-Saber Ragigura》
It is well known that you can do a handicap loop by repeating salvage and SS with these two as a cost.

He is one of the Volcanic monsters who was converted to OCG during the GX broadcast of the 5th season, and is one of the few first-team players among the members who have been there since the beginning.
When he is sent to GY by the effect of Blaze Cannon, by sending all cards with the same name from his hand and his Deck to GY, he can exert the same removal effect as Raigeki.
Especially since the magazine appeared, it has become possible to do this with Friche during the opponent's turn, so its power has increased dramatically as an obstruction card that can give you an advantage.
If you use it normally, it is a one-time-only effect, and it is necessary to "send GY" by "Blaze Cannon's effect", and at least one of the remaining two cards is no longer in your hand or Deck or sent to GY. Of course, this strongest effect cannot be used in situations where it cannot be used, but since Rocket came to Japan, it has become possible to use the effect many times during the duel by reloading with 《Royal Firestorm Guards》or 《Pot of Avarice》. and with the current card pool it's not hard to recover from being banished.

I understand well that you want to send your own and opponent's Decks to his GY with Ishizu Monster, and control his GY with "Exchange of the Spirit" and its remake, "Gravekeeper's Trap" to play Ishizu.
The atmosphere seems to be GY meta, right?
However, now it's a modern Yu-Gi-Oh! Tearlaments of GY fusion in the environment. Doesn't the effect activate the moment you send it to GY? Even Ishizu's Trap is late and meaningless, isn't it?
You can do whatever you want.
At this rate, you're a selfish bastard who uses the grave only for himself and doesn't let anyone else rob the grave.
I'm sorry, but it's better to ban it. In the future, he will be a hindrance to the GY community. I should have tied it down a little more.

A card that is often used in combination with burial, etc. as a card that can access any Field Spell with the GY effect.
At first glance, one card becomes two, or depending on how you perceive it, 0 cards can be turned into two cards. By making it a Crystal Beast, it was adjusted to be a card in its own deck, and a substantial risk and disadvantage when used in other decks.
Unfortunately, this had no effect at all, and on the contrary, with 7 Crystal Beasts, it should have been faster to count from the bottom, but Turtle (Aqua) and Eagle (returns to his Deck on its own with its own effect). I ended up just raising my stock.
If it's something like this, it's better to set it so that it can't be activated on the turn it's sent to GY, or it can only be activated during the end phase of one's turn, rather than once during the duel, but that's all for later.
It is a bridge that stands as a monument to the careful coordination of the development team and his spectacular defeat to the top deck builders.

"Bridge of Salvation"
Over and over again I almost gave up Jewel Deck
There's a power that I've obtained over many environments
So don't hesitate anymore and move on
To the bridge to Tearlaments—
These weak theme relief cards are often searched roughly for two cards and made into parts of other strong themes.
There was no salvation in the jewel.

I kept being asked when it was going to be OCGized, and it finally appeared.
In terms of effects, it's not bad at level 6 with no material restrictions, 2500 ATK, and effect destruction negate, but I've seen Goyo Guardian and Stardust Spark Dragon for a long time, so maybe it's not that strong in this era? I will think.
The other effect also requires a hand cost and has the disadvantage of annihilating your own army, so overconfidence is prohibited.
It was a card I wanted to see no matter what, so I was happy to use it in a casual game with my relatives.
I think the synchro summoning pitch was awfully cool.

Pyro's sole support spell card, finally born after a long time.
Thank you Volcanic, you guys are the real FIRE theme for his Pyro by his Pyro.
In Anime GX, his Pyro version of Reinforcement of the Army appeared as a spell card called "Bonfire", but before it was OCG, this is his Pyro version. Foolish Burial》.
At this time, by changing the monster sent to GY to his Volcanic, an additional effect will be activated, and you can choose whether to give effect damage to the opponent according to the level, or to put a token on the opponent's field.
By pressing the token on the opponent's field by the effect of Spell, it can be used as the opponent's γ, bubble shadow, or as a return hit avoidance when attacking first, and it can also be used as a target for effects such as Blaze Cannon Cards, and even in Attack Position. Since it can be put out, it can also be used as a target for battle.
Even if you send Pyro monsters other than Volcanic, such as Planet's Mars, Flamvell, and Laval, to GY, it's just a name Turn 1, so it's naturally useful because it's the second and subsequent ones, and originally bullets, counters, and so on. This card works well with Volcanic members such as Rimfire, but we are also looking forward to the appearance of a new Pyro with an effect that will be demonstrated in GY in the future.

When 《Crystal Skull》came out, it was expected that a related card would come out not too long from now, but it's a good timing as it will be recorded in anime collection one year later.
"Everyone will be destroyed! ] ``Damage inflicted by this effect goes to the opponent player! 』
Hasn't it been tighter than "Ojama Delta Hurricane!!"? It was said that, but there are also 《✪ Totem Pole》and so on, so it is a little easier to use.
It's an effect that makes it easy to aim for 3 draws and 2nd draws by returning GY's related cards to the Deck.
It seems like it would be tough to negate the activation of this card itself, so I'd like to get past it with 《Solemn Judgment》or 《Red Reboot》.
Still, it seems to be difficult to activate, but it is exhilarating once it is decided.
"Let's show Grandpa your victory! 』