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Basically, except for a little RBI, it is a card that is backward compatible with researchers with the same level, race, and attributes but with a wider range of self-SS effects, but Adamancipator Tuner has a name Turn 1 recruit effect as a common effect. It's very strong and can be used repeatedly, so this card naturally has a reason for existence.
However, he can't Special Summon the effect of Adamancipator Tuner, so if you put in too many cards, the odds of him not being able to Special Summon anything even if you flip 5 cards, so be careful.

It feels a little premature to give an evaluation at this point, but I have to say that it's a rare card these days, even though it's a iron plate frame called "a low-ranking monster with 18 RBIs that belongs to the theme".
It's nice to be able to self-release his own Special Summon on his own, but the fact that he needs other Plants on the field and doesn't want to take an ad at all is just a combo premise. do not have.
The disadvantage of self-revive being removed when it leaves the field can be ignored if you use it as an Xyz material, but if you release it on your turn, it will be revived in your end phase, so you have to be prepared to remove it and use it for release.
It's up to the new one that meshes well with the level down effect that is done even with a temporary ad loss.

The second half effect is the same as Seeker and Analyzer, but the self-SS effect due to the first half effect is the best among them.
However, since it has almost no hit points, it is not suitable to attack side by side. It must be used as material.
Also, due to the conditions of self-SS, in the case of an avalanche from the NS, if the monster that negates the NS is removed, the field will end empty, and if the NS precedence is Pakike, the self will Avalanche can not come out.
Also, if you use only this card for the Adamancipator tuner in a build that has extremely few monsters like metabi, you can say "This card is the only monster in the first hand" and "This card and Pakike are the monsters in the first hand" regardless of whether you go first or second. In addition, there are cases where you cannot make use of the self-SS effect without making an effective pair.
The strong point when using it first is that it can be deployed without depending on the opponent, and even if you step on your own recruit effect, at least two of them will be lined up by the NS immediately before. I would like to choose carefully with a strong analyzer that can save NS until after the activation of its own recruit effect.
If you use both, after using the analyzer and its effect to create rocks, you can create an avalanche of yourself and add another rock with its effect, so you can deploy 4 bodies, making it very useful.

Also known as the "Rug of Hope".
This card itself is one of the general-purpose Rank 4 monsters with no restrictions, and although it is the earliest X, its hit points and effects are not bad.
However, the irreplaceable importance of it as a rug is the current reason for this card's existence, and being able to treat it as a general-purpose Rank 4 is very important.

Both effects work well together, and it goes without saying that when you attack yourself, it's a card that feels especially strong when you're being hit by your opponent.
Its ability to silence all annoying card effects, which is difficult to prevent during damage calculation, is one of the best.
Of course, the attack reaction trap is also reversed after damage calculation, and at the end of the damage test, he does not use any effects that are activated by GY, so its binding power is high.
Depending on the deck, even if it's not ATK 5000, it'll be a disgusting monster.

Weaken the opponent's monsters for combat tricks, give your monsters his Spell/Trap resistance to avoid removal, and give your opponent monsters his Spell/Trap resistance to avoid his Spell/Trap effects. A good card that can be used in various ways, such as eliminating the benefits you receive.
As a Quick-Play Spell, it's nice to be able to resist being rebooted, but since it can't block monster effects, it feels a bit unreliable against his deck opponents who would reboot.
In the past, it was useful in various decks, mainly metabi, as a card that can be used by chaining from the hand to avoid the torrent abyss.

An Xyz that has the effect of salvaging level 4 earth rocks.
If you have a rocks deck that doesn't use resurrection cards from the main deck, it's a valuable way to reuse them, so it's worth putting them in the extras.
In particular, his metabi-type deck tends to run out of monsters, so as one of the options.
If you don't want to play a long game, or if your opponent's deck is a fast deck that doesn't seem like you can afford to play a long game, use the Gallant Granite search.

Cards that increase summoning powers weren't good for general-purpose cards that came out of extras.
I once again realized why Gem-Knight Seraphy is still alive, and what it means to not be able to respond easily.

There must be some duelists who were disappointed when this card and the Garma Sword Set came out as a bonus for DM3.
Its effect is a permanent meta that specializes in blocking the active activation of the effects of low-level Reverse Effect Monsters. card.
In the game, the damage of his spell with burn effect is reflected back to the opponent, which is another maniac effect.

Even if it's a super-resistant monster, his Equip Spell is the strongest level when it comes to breaking through by fighting between monsters.
It works even when you're attacked, so if you put this on, you won't lose in battle, no matter how high your stats are against a monster, even if that monster is in her Defense Position.
It also has the advantage of not being destroyed by rabbits because it creates a chain block on the damage station, and since it is a forced effect that is activated during damage calculation, it is almost guaranteed to win when you go to punch yourself.
Being automatically recycled is good or bad, but since it can be returned to the bottom of the deck, it has the flexibility to not drawlock, which is rarely a big disadvantage.
Since it's an Equip Spell, Amho & Amko can also be used, and you could even use it in any Beatdown Deck if you wanted to.
His weakness is his Equip Spell, which enhances his stats, but basically he can't take damage.

A Trap card that searches for his Equip Spell from the Deck and optionally attaches it to monsters in your field.
In order to decide whether or not to equip monsters with his Equip Spell searched for when the effect is processed, it is characterized by being able to equip his Equip Spell to his own monsters that are resistant to all effects.
Since it's before the damage stage, there's a possibility that it can be prevented in some way, but if you choose 《Moon Mirror Shield》, it's the highest level combat trick.
Also, it is important that it can be activated even if there are no monsters on the field, and it can be said that the ability to activate even if the opponent's first action is a face-down removal is a strength that Otori and Awakage do not have.

Although it has an indeterminate removal effect, it is a monster that can be called a general-purpose link 2 because the material is loosely bound.
It targets and negates the effect in exchange for handicap, so it's unreliable as a removal, and it's inferior to Phoenix as a means of removing Spell Trap, but considering that it doesn't matter what type of card it's face-up. At least I can compete with Cerberus.
Since it's an activation effect, it can be used every turn, but if it's on par with Cerberus, it's basically a one-time effect.
It's a card that needs a little extra reason for adoption, such as focusing on race, attributes, and discarding cards, because it's slightly versatile.

A rock koaki to prepare for a spell card that earns a huge amount of ads with a single card, such as the total removal of mainly Nagisa, Tsuitsui, and Laist, and the greed that can collect the extras and restart the deployment.
It's also effective against his fusion type spells and his type of deck that puts a large monster into play from a direct hit of one of his spell cards without deploying monsters to the field, such as his reasoning gates.
Iwaseki Koaki are vulnerable to 《Called by the Grave》due to the nature of releasing themselves, and 《Imperial Order》is vulnerable to Chain Tsuitsui and Kozusai.
If you stick with this card and a decree, you'll have a much higher chance of preventing face-down removal.
Of course, I can't stop Super Fusion and 《Dark Ruler No More》, so I still feel uneasy about standing alone.
If you really need to stand alone, I would prefer Guardian or Overdose.

Although it is not suitable for later use, capturing the summoning act in the same range as Shinsen is a feat that is difficult for a mere low-ranking monster.
There are some monster effects that can effectively neutralize the summoning itself, so it can be said that it is a monster that you definitely want to add next to the Pakike and the Barrier Statue that seals the Special Summon in order to block the breakthrough from NS. .
However, as mentioned above, it must be understood that it is the most difficult card among the four types of meta rock Koaki.

The length of time you can stay is much longer than the impression you get from the text.
It is nice that both the effect of Attack Position and the effect of Defense Position are strong.
The defensive effect when in the Defense Position tends to get a lot of attention, but with a general-purpose rank of 4 and 21 RBIs, its destruction and target resistance are usually exceptional.
From the beginning of the 11th term, it became possible to transform into Vespeneit alone before self-destructing, and into Azeus after a wake-up attack, making it even more convenient to use.