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Equipped with two kinds of things that are pleasing for deployment ability and search effect and deployment type category.
The search effect can be activated by sending it directly to GY, and since Darkness/Dragon has a lot of ways to fertilize his GY, it can be activated easily. Since he is level 7, he can be revived with Rokket Synchron, and using this effect will immediately lead to level 8S, etc.
It's a pity that we don't have a Rokket name, but we can still share a lot of support, so we're flexible.
I think it's an excellent card that makes up for Rokket's dull deployment power.

Permanent resurrection that doesn't run out, meaning you'll have Borrel ammo ready every turn. Although it will self-destruct at the end, it is not a concern due to the characteristics of Rokket, and you can earn ads every turn.
However, it takes time to prepare Borrel for him, and although it can be activated during the opponent's turn, it is painful that it does not have a quick attack as a resurrection card.
It also has an element that is difficult to use as much as you can earn ads permanently. I think the habit is strong. I think it will be easier to use if it appears in Borrel search.

His Deck, which deals well with Dark Links, is affordable and easy to use for things like Sacrifice Escape.
Also, since release is involved, it works well with Shadow Dystopia, and you can stack removal on top of removal.
However, even though it is a Friche removal, there is a weight required for the cost of the link, and quality is also required. Also, you have to remove as many markers as you have, and since you can target your own field as well, it can be easily affected by the situation on the field.
I don't think it's a bad card if it works well, but I'd rather stay away from it if the Friche removal makes me feel like this.

It's permanent, so it's an enhancement that doesn't run out. If it's Dark Link, Link 1 is fine. think.
But I can't accept Trap as an enhancement card. There is a high possibility that it will be removed by your turn, which can be handled effectively.
Also, his Borrel with 3000 RBI is preferable to expect a big explosive power, and both of them are troublesome to prepare.
I think you can expect a high explosive power if you get it right, but the conditions to decide are heavy, and if it comes late, I think it's still easier to use 《Axe of Despair》.

A card like Black Whirlwind in King Monarch. However, since Tribute Summon is the trigger, it is not easy to use as a search card, and the chances of accidents are high.
In addition, deployment from EX is also impossible. Monarch King, who has many similar disadvantages, is mostly built on that premise, so it's not a matter of concern, but the range of options and construction will be narrowed.
As a search, it is a category with strong habits. However, since it is a deep grudge and the search is effective, it is easy to limit the number of cards to use, and the wide search range is also attractive, so I think it is a sufficiently excellent card.

The effect of 1 can be brought into the realm of Tribute Summon as the name suggests. His reliance on EX makes him highly influential in this age of decks.
However, EX is 0 and construction is restricted, and it is necessary to prepare a card that is Tribute Summoned.
Also, since it is "only in your own field", depending on the opponent, there is a possibility that the opponent will also perform his Tribute Summon and break through. It tends to be disadvantageous in terms of information, and has a habit, and there are many holes in the EX meta.
But this card isn't just meta, it also has two other useful effects: a higher buff and a specific superlative release reduction. I would like to keep the meta to a degree and make use of these basic effects. As the name suggests, King Monarch will make the most of it.
I think that it is a very excellent field for King Monarch, as he has a useful effect on King Monarch while giving high influence.

Although the material specification is wide, it basically involves his Rokket due to the effect. Since he is a deck that focuses on lower-class dark dragons, it is easy to deploy.
Marker orientation is not facing left and marker extension. It should be a material that actively connects to a large size as a relay.
It was originally a useful support in Rokket with a sector when summoned, but with the appearance of this card, the value of using it as an axis has increased.
The effect of 2 is to destroy and collect the cards in the field, an effect that goes well with Rokket. It is possible to take advantage of the hand development of the sector.
The difficulty is that since it is put into play and searched, it reduces the number of revival targets in the sector, and it is not subtly matched. And since the recovery effect has to be destroyed with this card, if it self-destructs with the Rokket's unique effect, it can not be recovered, so if you can only select either the recovery or the bullet's unique effect, it is a subtly disappointing point.
That said, I'm happy to have more ways to search for core cards, and it's convenient to be able to trigger his Rokket's unique effect with the lightness of Link 1.
Rokket is easy to travel, and with this card you can incorporate self-destruction tactics, so I think it's a good power with some versatility.

A powerful Droso that can strengthen your hand by exchanging cards and activating his GY. I'm sorry to say that the effect of 2 has a name turn 1 limit, but is that enough? level.
The Monarch King itself, which is a cost, has a category search method including this card, so the stability is high.
A card that can be said to be a card that can be said to be a 1:2 exchange Droso and King Monarch-exclusive Pot of Greed, which is indispensable for King Monarch's deck rotation. Even though it's been an unlucky Tribute Summon-based Deck so far, I thought it was overkill. In fact, a Deck stained with Dogma Blade was also born.
It was lifted because King Monarch was quiet, but it's a category group with a high probability, so I think it has the power to be regulated again if something happens.

It is a card that can raise the release cost with monsters on the opponent's field, and since it is a release, it can remove most resistant people, so it is a high quality removal.
However, it has the heavy disadvantage of not being able to battle phase. It's a little painful that it's hard to handle offensively even with a special removal.
Although it will be limited to Tribute Summon, a powerful rival named Retsusen has appeared. The downside is that it doesn't matter as much depending on his deck, and it doesn't feel as heavy as this one. After all, it is great to be able to immediately make use of advanced RBIs, which often have high RBIs.
And even in terms of being able to use it to release effects, there's even a shadow dystopia. It's a field over there, so it doesn't wear out.
His selling point is that he can use both elements of Retsusen and dystopia, but he can make use of both and he doesn't care about the disadvantages, so he can't even think of a deck and ends up giving a half-hearted impression. Furthermore, compared to the above two cards, the search means is also thin.
I think it's a strong card. However, it's not that the effect itself is weak, it's just that it's less useful than the above two, and basically it's mainly used as the 4th one.

A card with Cross Soul exclusive to Tribute Summon. However, due to the difference in demerits and the fact that it belongs to the category, his Deck, which is mainly advanced, has a big part here.
After all, it is big to be able to take advantage of advanced RBI immediately. He doesn't care about the disadvantage of not being able to use EX, depending on the deck.
As a Quick-Play Spell, it can only be used in conjunction with a specific card, but if you can use it, you can perform tricky moves and have a high combo potential.
Since it is necessary to have a monster on the opponent's field, it is a difficult point that it is somewhat influenced by the situation.
He can handle high-quality removal and summon support all at once, and he doesn't care about the downside depending on the deck. I think it's one of the most high-quality summoning supports out there.

Coincidentally, a card with the same name as the guy inside in Zexal. It can also be used as a material for Gimme Pape. This guy's model is a great person.
Specs blessed with temptation and train correspondence with Abyss. It also has its own effect, making it perfect for connecting to Kali Yuga.
The scale is a bit subtle at 6, and I would like to put a high scale on the side. As for the effects, DD doesn't actively do P summons from EX, and there are many things I want to keep in my hand due to the existence of swirls and fusions. After the new rules, the value has gone up even more.
DD/P is essential for recruiting effects on the field, but being able to deploy without depending on GY is quite valuable for DD.
However, regardless of the negate effect, halving combat damage is a little painful, and it is not a card suitable for one kill. I want to take advantage of the deployment power of myself and Temjin, etc. to solidify the board.
It's a bit quirky, but I think it's a card that will help develop DD.

Valuable level 6 of DD. It can be used as a material for Great King Caesar, but it's not a very easy-to-use level range for DD, so there's no such advantage.
An effect that consistently activates in the P zone for both P effects and fields. The scale is not bad at 8, but it is limited to DD, and if it is DD, there are Kepler and Newton with scale 10, so it is subtle as a mere scale personnel. So I want to make the most of it.
Although the strengthening effect requires consumption, the strengthening value is very large. However, the target is subtle at level 6 or less, and there are many cases where it cannot be strengthened only for the target that you want to strengthen, such as Kaiser. If you use it in combination with Cerberus, most of it can be strengthened, so if possible, I want to put it together. The scale width will be narrower, but is it better just to put out Kaiser?
If it is destroyed, the P zone can be reattached, and it is a kind of self-regeneration, but the situation where it is useful is somewhat limited, so the current situation is close to a bonus.
DD with a slightly strong habit. However, with the introduction of Bilgamesh, it has become easier to get together with Cerberus, which is a good match, so I think I can expect to use the Kaiser axis.

A card that is limited to warriors and has a burn attached instead of a trigger attached.
Nowadays, high hit points are easily deployed, powerful monster effects are prevalent, and there are many effects that can be targeted, so it is easy to decide and expect high damage.
However, there are many holes, magic and traps are powerless, and it is also true that there are more effects that do not take targets. Even if this card itself is targeted, it is fragile.
Compared to brute force, I feel the pain of not being Friche and losing ease more than the added benefits.
It's not very reliable, and I think it's tough to give priority to warriors.

The enhancement value is reasonable, but Trap is a bit painful with enhancement cards. You can aim for counterattack, but it's an era with a lot of removal, so it's a bit tough.
And as for the bounce at the time of battle destruction, although the use of GY can be blocked, effective opponents are selected, and the inflexibility of forced effects is a flaw.
Somehow, I can't deny that it's half-baked, and I think it's a card that's hard to handle. There are tons of other cards that should be prioritized.

His Battleguard, which is the first 3000 RBI frame in ARC.
As a warrior without summoning restrictions, it has the strongest hit point along with Kao Sol. And prepare a continuous attack that can make use of it.
However, even though he already has the weight of the highest grade, the release designated for continuous attacks is unreasonably heavy.
Even if you look at it as a material for Uforoid because it is a high-scoring warrior, Kaosol, which has many supports and high single performance, is prioritized.
Explosive power isn't bad at all, but for better or worse, he's a Battleguard-like card that requires a lot of time and effort to operate.
It's often compared to Toradora, but it's an EX monster that's flexible to some extent, and it's blessed with a card pool regardless of the cost target, so compared to this guy, in a good way, the ease of handling is quite different.
To be honest, I think it's much easier to use the Hope Clan, Blade Heart, and the beginning if it's about this guy.