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The strongest system monster characterized by amazing physicality with 20 RBIs in the lower class and 2000 defensive power.
However, I am a top runner who has to be 《Marauding Captain》, so this cannot be said to have no disadvantages, right?
He sets and he doesn't take orders to Flip Summon, so even if you already have a monster in play, it doesn't completely rot.
In addition to its excellent status, its sealing power that does not trigger hand triggers or even his GY triggers if there are no corresponding monsters is a masterpiece.
In addition to interfering traps, if he colludes with monsters that suppress him with permanent effects such as banishers and 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》and Pakike, he has no countermeasures, and he demonstrates a strength that makes it difficult to win from the second attack in the deck.

The true strongest Counter Trap that covers all the negate ranges of the three God Trap brothers' declarations, warnings, and notifications with this single card.
However, it is only a matter of negate range, and there is a fatal flaw in using it as a defensive Trap that can not set his Spell / Trap card in order to activate it, as well as the LP cost that is too heavy.
God Trap is often "used", and if this card is used, there is a danger of paying a lot of LP and not being able to interfere with Quick-Play Spells or Trap cards. I'm in a bad situation.
In that case, rather than defending a wide area with this one card, it's better to have two interference cards with Declaration and Notice, and depending on the situation, the LP cost can be cheaper.
Her face-up Spell/Trap cards are allowed, so decks that want to protect Continuous Spells and Continuous Trap may be able to use them with some priority.
In any case, the LP cost of 3000 will definitely make it difficult to use with other God Traps, and it will be difficult to stack many copies.

Due to the devoted care of Putinceshur, it became a card that plays the core of her deck together with Pudintesses, and is an absolutely necessary card for her current Madolche to perform the strongest game.
If you play against the Madolche Deck, you will surely feel how scary it is that there is no limit to the number of recruit effects of 2.
If I were to reassess it now after Thule's appearance, I would say that almost no one would give this card a score of less than 8 points.

Originally, the Generaider didn't travel as much to the race deck as Koa'ki Meiru, but he appeared from a Reptile that didn't appear often, so the Generaider is Xyz.
As a result, it was undeniable that Reptile was the only one to lose, but with the effect of Laivertain, a Generaider X monster that appeared in the regular pack in October 2022, it gained its position as the only monster that can be Special Summoned from the EX Deck. It can be said that its value has increased dramatically due to the strength of Laivertain's effect.
Of course, this monster itself isn't strong at all, so besides this monster, he's other than Fairy, and he's a position that will easily collapse if a Generaider X monster is sent out to the world...

The status is too heavy, the monster effect is to exchange your hand once per turn, and yet, for some reason, you need 3 materials.
A product of a time when Rank 1 was still under scrutiny to death, this card is its noble victim.
For the time being, it's one of the Numbers, but it feels like it's not.

Even though he is a monster that requires 3 materials, which symbolizes the unpopular Xyz, I never thought that he, the lowest in history, would come out of a rank 4 Xyz Monster, which is synonymous with competent X, and also from a monster with free materials...
It's a level that makes me lose my mind to read the text just because it's dependent on the opponent's Xyz, but the timing of its activation is also out of the question.
If it's the main phase of the opponent's turn, it will be a complete Friche, but it can't interfere with the opponent's X monster itself, so it can be said that it has almost no strength to move during the opponent's turn.
It looks like it could be classified as a Fiend or a Spellcaster, but it was classified as an Aqua, probably because it was regarded as a type of amorphous monster.

Although it is said to have a high RBI and an immediate trigger effect, it was rated low from the beginning of its introduction because the three effects that are activated by consuming 3 body materials and Xyz materials are all subtle, even though it is Rank 8.
With the appearance of Strenae, it's become a more realistic option, but I still don't feel the value of Xyz summoning through regular procedures.

The first follow-up to Rikka's regular pack was Rank 4, which was toothless in the build pack.
A card that can be said to be given as a foreshadowing recovery of level 4 Rikka.
The effect itself is pretty strong, but the question is whether or not it's worth it to revisit the build once it's solidified in order to put out this card, and whether he can afford and put in a gimmick to give Rikka a rank 4. right.
This is also influenced by the fact that the existing level 4 Rikka has greatly improved its usefulness even after this card appeared.
You can't even release yourself on your own, but at least for high-rank Plants, it's a revolutionary effect.

It has the effect of strengthening all of your monsters, including yourself, by the difference between each other's LP, and you can work without reversing strengthening and weakening whether your LP is high or low, and the strengthening value is about 2000 or 3000. However, it's a pretty amazing effect as an overall enhancement that's usually realistic, and it's annoying that you don't need X materials if it's just this effect.
Furthermore, if you have an X material, you can react to the opponent's SS and deal effect damage to the opponent without limit, so if you have more LP than you originally, you can increase the overall enhancement value, but on the contrary. Please note that there are scenes where the LP difference is reduced and the enhancement value is lowered.
In addition, it has a mass removal effect that consumes X materials, and due to the nature of the effect, when this effect works, the power of this monster should be quite high, so it is possible to kill the opponent by surprise.
If I could use this removal effect on my opponent's turn, I would have easily scored 10 points, but is that too ambitious?
It has a lot of quirks, but I think it's a performance that can be counted as one of the general-purpose rank 10 monsters, and I think it can be said that it's an excellent monster as a rank 10 option.

In addition to ATK 1900, it has a permanent effect that becomes a search meta and a low-class monster that has the effect of negate SS that does not create a chain block at the expense of itself.
It is also compatible with Honest, and in the past people often wondered why this monster doesn't have the cost to open and maintain his family like Koa'ki Meiru, even though it has such performance.
Due to its search-blocking effect, it still boasts a high position as a member of the Metabi Good Stuff Monsters.
Along with Thunder God, Yukihana, and Mustangan, it is also one of the Brotherhood System Monsters by Level 4 LIGHT Thunder.
Thunder God and Mustangan can't be the starting point of the compatriots, Sealed Wolves don't really want to be the starting point of the compatriots, and Yukihana can't be summoned by the compatriots, so this card is strong both as a starting point and as a calling party. I would say it is big.
Since it is a card attached to the book that appeared in the manga version of GX, it is also a monster that has a reputation for not being reprinted at all.

A card with the impression that a great card has been born from a low-class Sue with the theme of a regular pack after a long time.
Following Sky Striker Ace - Rei, such a card seems to have been born as a new heroine in the OCG world.

Due to its activation conditions, it can be used effectively only on the first turn of the opponent's attack, but depending on the opponent's deck, this card can be used for an entire turn. In Deck where even a little bit of GY is involved, it's a presence that can't be ignored.
Considering that it is not clear what your opponent will start with at the start of the main phase, and that there are three battles, it is most effective to use it before the standby, but if you emphasize the effect of the opponent. If you want to use this card by chaining it to , it is inevitable that the opponent who uses this card by chaining to excellent reasoning or mowing the lawn will be confused.
The effect will continue until the end of the next turn, so if the deck can be deployed without depending on the effect that requires the activation cost of GY and his GY sending system, even if you are the first to throw this monster away. It's not bad to start from there.
By doing this, the opponent will have limited means of deployment on the return turn, and will not be able to pay the cost of sending GY, so there may be cases where you can win as it is without being able to solve the board created by the first attack. .
Personally, I don't like the fact that he can only be used when GY's card doesn't exist, but he can send it from his hand to his GY and activate it, in other words, it can be dealt with in the grave like G and Urara. I feel it, just a little.

His spell card with a Rock-exclusive humility effect.
It has the advantages of having more cards to flip than over there, not having as strict a Special Summon limit as over there, and not having a turn 1 with the same name.
However, in the case of a metabi-axis Rock Deck centered on Trap cards, it feels better to use a strength that can catch things other than monsters.
Also, if you use it in the Adamancipator Deck, which is the key, Rock alone will weaken the final board, so it is difficult to prioritize it.
No matter how much you reduce the possibility of getting a no-pair, it can't be helped if the final strength of the hand is no more than two-pair.

After that, when a monster in the EX Deck with his powerful GY trigger effect appears, it's a card that seems to form a Dogmatika business trip set, or rather, it's clearly that kind of card.
It's conscientious that it's not Sue with this performance, but it's said that it's supposed to be regulated, so it's a restricted card.
In any case, it can be said that from now on, it is difficult to put out an EX monster with a powerful GY trigger effect unless it is intentionally destroyed.

Aquatic Fluffal in charge of recovery.
As usual, the characteristic of low class Fluffal, which is surprisingly high ATK, is still alive.
If you have a burial + this card or a Penguin in your first hand, even Fluffal can set up Bajasha Mochi.
In the process, the effect of this card will set Toy Vendor and even fertilize his GY, so there is no waste.
How about as an option when Fluffal goes first?