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It's the top of the list of permanent meta-type cards that you shouldn't use in your family unless you have a "special reason" to use it in combination with a compatible card such as "Tyranno Infinity".
If a deck using GY does not remove this card from play as soon as possible, his deck may stop functioning.
The biggest feature is that it does not let Spell / Trap cards escape, and its exclusion performance is a super first-class product.
By using this card, all the cards sent to his GY by cost will be unusable, and he will not step on the grave.
However, since it contains an extra effect that Special Summons Helios, which is rarely used for GY meta purposes, it will be stopped by a warning, so be careful.

As a general-purpose Link 3, it is a powerful monster that is as strong as a unicorn.
This has high decisive power, and is a very valuable existence that draws a line with other Link 3.
ATK 4500 enhancement effect, no damage effect that does not target, and if level 7 or higher is used as a material, Majespe resistance is obtained, etc.
Tokens can be used as materials as long as they have different card names, but the only drawback is that they always require 3 materials.
In this case, is it more correct to say that it is a natural adjustment category rather than a defect?

The thunder of judgment that is suddenly released attacks all the monsters on the opponent's field!
If you are underestimating that no one has put in a Normal Spell that has no effect other than removing monsters these days, it is a card that normally trembles when used after being used continuously after probing with face-down removal such as Nagisa and Tsuitsui.
Even if you say it's weird because it doesn't work against people who are resistant to effect destruction, such as rotting first, it's definitely the best class as a sweeping removal that doesn't specify the activation timing and doesn't have any cost or restrictions.
Especially when it comes to removing monsters, it is a super high-performance card that cannot be compared to Raibol, which can't deal with set monsters, and Light, which can only defeat monsters in the face-up Attack Position.

It is one of the low-ranking aquatic Gladiator Beasts born overseas, but its performance is at the lowest level among his numerous Gladiator Beast monsters.
First of all, if you don't SS with the effect of Gladiator Beast, you can't use any effects. Just vanilla. It's no better than most of the flagship lower Gladiator Beasts, though.
There's no such thing as a strong fusion Gladiator Beast that names this monster.
I feel that the theme at that time was that the performance difference between the monsters of the 1st army and the monsters of the 2nd army and below was too drastic.
But when I saw him come out of the deck together with Murmillo due to the effect of Coelacanth, I was a little relieved.

Recently, it tends to lose market share to Access, but it still boasts top-class performance in general-purpose Link 4, and if you give it a nickname, it's exactly "Vareso of Death".
It is one of the goal points of Link Summons and is the finisher for everyone in the Link Monster version. It became popular for its aggression that made it seem like his life was dying.
Since the resistance is weak, if there is already a face-down card on the field, or if the turn is passed to the opponent without being able to defeat it, it will inevitably be removed, but if it can be used as an attack target, even a high hit point perfect resistance will be defeated in battle. No one will doubt his high decisive power and his overwhelming power.
Since the effect that raises your own ATK is processed first, you can raise your own ATK even when attacking monsters with perfect resistance (monsters whose ATK is not halved by this effect) like Ultimate Falcon. Therefore, most of the resistances other than combat resistance can be buried by hitting from above.
However, you can't get your hands on Astram, which is also a general-purpose link 4, and when you're on the receiving side, you're weak against Valero, and if you don't put it out via Mascarena, it's usually removed by Access, so be careful.
And above all, it's wonderful that the illustrations are so cool.
Because it appears so often, many people may have the image of "I'm tired of seeing it" or "I hate it", but personally, it's one of the few cards that makes you feel uplifted just by holding it.

It is a remake monster of 《St. Joan》, a Fusion Monster that appeared in Season 2, and all five basic stats match those over there.
At that time, he had the highest ATK for a normal summon possible supreme angel, but now he has too many competitors in Fairy, where the supreme monster is as fulfilling as his dragon. I am stepping back.
At least by the time Valhalla comes out, it feels like there were various highest-ranking angels stronger than this card.
You can also recover his LP that has been consumed by God Trap, etc., and it is particularly compatible with the tomb, but unless "Jeanne" becomes a theme in the future, it will be rare to be called.
In 2021, for some reason, it is also a monster that was elected to Bursik.

Fairy's girlfriend's Fusion Monster that appeared in Season 2, and was the card with Fairy's highest ATK until Shinato, King of the Heavens, replaced Wingweaver.
At level 7, she has an ATK of 2800, which is on par with 《Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon》, which is not bad, but it's a pity that she doesn't have a monster effect.
That being said, I think it would be better if they were classified as "monsters other than Effect Monsters" rather than being given poor monster effects...
Currently, it is a monster whose main role is considered to be a card that is referenced from the EX Deck in order to do something with 《Darklord Marie (Updated from: Marie the Fallen One)》, which is one half of the fusion material.
Also, is it a relief that the nun, who is another fusion material, is a low-level monster with 2000 DEF that is the same LIGHT/Fairy as herself?
If you don't have a gimmick that makes use of Marie's GY effect or race/attribute and you're aiming for regular fusion, of course Marie in her deck will be quite a hindrance, so there's the light guy of the fusion curse creature. Let's use

A removal that doesn't target or has a destructive effect. It's one of the most easy-to-use traps, and even Mascarena Astram can bury even Mascarena Astram. Since it is a total removal type effect that can fill the gap, it is strong even if you fall down from the second attack.
Even if you have a dragoon-like monster on the field that has both destruction resistance and negate card effects, you can deal with it if you have a combination of 2 consecutive airfoils and an airfoil notification.
Even though it's an attack-reactive type, it's exceptional that you can shoot this removal effect at no cost without any further activation conditions.
If your opponent's Deck has low-level monsters with 18 RBI or higher that have summoning trigger searches, such as Airman, or if your opponent is a metabi-type Deck that focuses on beating with low-level monsters, you can get rid of all the monsters exactly. I think there are times when I miss Mirafo, but basically I don't use GY effects that have high resistance penetration and destruction triggers, and in addition to not earning GY ads, like Webfo and Dasfo This card can be said to have the highest priority in Barrier Trap, regardless of the situation or opponent.
Unless there's a rule change like "Monsters Special Summoned from an Extra Deck that doesn't return to the hand won't be affected by effects that say 'Return to hand'"...

Among the 4 Rock Koaki brothers, it tends to have the lowest priority, and it is not uncommon for this card to be the only card among the 4 brothers that has not been adopted.
Trap cards are not widely used, and there are many Counter Trap cards that cannot be chained, such as Continuous Trap, which cannot be used once activated, and Counter Trap, which cannot be chained.
Even so, if you ever have the bitter experience of being devastated by the use of sensors, antagonisms, sandstorms, warnings, 《Witch's Strike》, virus cards, etc., from now on, I will include one as an option from 《Ties of the Brethren》. It's also a card I want.

It has a shorter turn count than 《Swordsman from a Distant Land》and Zone Eater, and is often said to be better than them because you don't have to attack yourself.
I don't care if it doesn't work on machines, which are my compatriots, but it feels like both.
In True DM2, Brigadier General learns all deck leader abilities, making him a good deck leader for low-level machines.

A type of Back Split Normal Spell that specializes in removing a single Spell Trap that has been set, and has the additional effect of banishing all cards of the same name in both players' decks if the destroyed card is a Trap card. .
It's completely powerless against cards that just open like a permanent meta trap, but it can't be activated unless there is an attack-reactive type or target card in the field or GY, or it needs to be chained to a specific card effect. A certain type of trap card with limited activation timing, especially God Trap, is a pretty strong card, and at least in the current environment, it can be said that it can be used more than Nobleman of Crossout.
I'd like to experience the ecstasy of banishing all 3 of your opponent's bubble shadows and notifications with this card.
By checking the number of banished cards and the deck, you can naturally understand the cards set in the opponent's hand and field, but be careful as the information will be leaked to the opponent.
The currently restricted card, Crossout Designator, is one of my least favorite spell cards out there, but I'd still like to see Dominant Designator.

As a general-purpose rank 4 attacker, he has quite a lot of power, and his instantaneous maximum RBI is high.
His Deck uses Gypre, Blogo, Drought, etc. that make use of his own Rock and EARTH, and his Deck that adopts 《Rivalry of Warlords》and 《Gozen Match》can be given some priority.
However, it is very vulnerable to Veiler, Bubble Shadow, and Skidre, which is a powerful permanent meta, and has a fatal weakness that it is easy to expose ATK to 0, so unfortunately it is actually a less reliable attacker than Pearl. end up
Nowadays, even if you get hit by Veiler, you can avoid it by stacking Vespenate right away, so it's a little easier to handle.

The effect itself that only the opponent can not Special Summon is a super powerful effect that only has extremely limited monsters, but in the case of this card, "it cannot be used by the opponent" "Once the effect is applied, as long as the monster exists Not negate in any way" is too good.
The status for the level is uselessly high, but if you feel like it, you can participate in battle, but you can't use it as a link material for Al Mirage.

A Kaiju monster that is useful because it has the lowest value (ATK 2200) when looking at his ATK and defense power of all Kaiju who can release opponent monsters and put them on the opponent's field.
As for races, it's a race that's difficult to use for anything else like Jizukiel and Dogoran, but on the other hand, it's a race that's very unlikely to be hindered by 《There Can Be Only One》.
Also, although it is difficult to use outside of the dedicated deck, the effect of 4 itself is actually quite strong.

A monster that can only be said to have been born at a bad time.
For the time being, I want to evaluate the point that it is a condition that it is okay even if the Force comes to the hand, so I will give the minimum score.
It's also sad that it doesn't seem to be able to receive the benefits of making it a mail factor unlike other first-generation Machina.