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His Machina is a rather elaborate name that combines the words pazest and storage.
I can't use the effect of the monster I put out, but just by summoning / special summoning, the ad +1 is precious in his Machina, why isn't the latter effect destroying it? Can't connect to his GY effect on Kernel? I feel like saying that, but considering the existence of Gearframe and Metal Crunch, and the cost of Fortress's hand, it's not necessarily that the effect of returning to the hand doesn't work.
If there is a problem, it can be said that for some reason it can only target his Spell/Trap on the opponent's field.

It's the first low-class monster in a long time since GX's "Thunder King Rai-Oh" as an accessory card for the Yu-Gi-Oh manga serialized in VJ.
Its performance is super performance of 3 stacking level if it is his deck to use, and thanks to that, it seems that the book is selling like never before.
If the numbers are so easy to understand, no matter how you think about it, it's fine to do it every time, but is it conscience or pride that you don't repeat such blatant things?
If the obstruction you've been relying on for this card is penetrated by a nominee or something, you have to be prepared to have a hideous board built by the time the turn comes around.

With the appearance of 《Unauthorized Reactivation》, it is possible to destroy this card equipped from the Deck instead, and to search for a Union with its own effect.
There are various unions in Machine, but it can be said that Gearframe is the most likely search destination in Machina.

A low-class Machina permanent 1st army monster with 18 hits that searches for compatriots other than the same name with a summon trigger effect.
Most of the summoning rights in Machina will be concentrated on this card, and no matter how much the troops are reorganized, this card will not leave his deck.
With 《Unauthorized Reactivation》, he can also be equipped from the deck.

Since Covington, the destination of the search, has that performance, there is a feeling that it can not be helped.
But aside from that, the punishment would not have been hit even with the summoning trigger system.
I wanted a card with at least 2000 defense.

It's good that his raw RBI is quite high, but his ATK is the same as Gear Frame, which has the highest priority in low-class Machina.
Machina, who was born in Yu-Gi-Oh R, didn't have any monsters higher than normal summon at that time, but after Fortress appeared in Struk, the number of superlative monsters increased considerably, and he destroyed himself. There are many cards that say what to do when it is done.
In other words, it can't be helped even if this card, which is a low class monster, protects it.

Is it necessary to be so strict in this day and age, such as the conditions for summoning without release and the method of searching? A monster that has been set to a rather roundabout effect that makes you think.
I wonder if the performance of the monsters that became VJ's appendix was about this level...
The status down effect is only when you compromise summon with its own effect, and the search effect also appears during his special summon, so it is quite strong as a card that avalanches from Soldier, and it has a certain role in his current Machina.

Out of the three low-level Machina that appeared in the early days, it is without a doubt the best monster.
It's only natural that the other two bodies are too unmotivated, but...
Since the hand is put on the board as it is, it is not an add, but the increase in the highest grade Machina is a tailwind.
You have to give up the right to summon, and if that happens, Gearframe, a huge competitor, will stand in your way, but I think it's good that the activation conditions for your own effects don't depend on your opponent's field.
If you want +1 advantage, Special Summon Metal Crunch.

It is the last card to appear in the 6-attribute youkai girl starting with the LIGHT rabbit, and like them, it is a monster that triggers the hand, but only this monster has a trigger effect instead of an immediate trigger effect.
And even at the last minute, there was still no hand trigger to negate hand-related effects.
Compared to Veiler, which has a similar effect, it is not effective against NS monsters, and it can only be activated against SS monsters at that moment, so its versatility is greatly reduced.
There is also an effect that damages the opponent if you try to use a monster that has been negate and turned into a figurine as a material for her Special Summon, but this is honestly not good as a deterrent.
For that reason, the adoption rate is not that high, so it can be said that it is superior to Veiler in that it is difficult to get 《Crossout Designator》, and if the conditions are met, the effect can be used outside of the main phase.

A monster that feels like a slightly shifted average performance that seems to be a benefit of Strak R.
In order to use the effect, one more step is required, but the effect is a universal removal, so depending on the deck, he has higher priority than Brute Enforcer or Cerberus, and relays it to Selene as a Spellcaster. Not bad for a role.

A card that was born out of a duelist's insatiable desire to stop any kind of card interference from the first attack.
You have to use the card you're looking for in your girlfriend's Deck, but for the purpose of protecting yourself and for the purpose of doing what you want to do, Urara G Grave Hole Bubble Shadow is also used in your boyfriend's Deck. It is easy to stop even if it is normal.
If his deck is a trap bi system, it can also be used to catch Droso such as strong money.
I'm not good at Nibiru, but it's difficult to take care of Nibiru with my own cards.I think this Obliteration & Nibiru set is the easiest for Deck.
I think it was a great decision to make this card a restricted card, as it allows you to get through triggers without any questions just by holding it first, and depending on each player's deck and hand, you can almost win with this card alone.
It's hard to believe that until a few years ago, I was able to play 6 copies of Grave Obliteration...
That aside, I also think that I would like to take a look at the nominees for eradication.

A super-large rock monster newly added to the hand trigger monsters.
In terms of power as a hand trigger, and the ability to sweep away a whole turn, it's on par with G and Attractor.
In addition to its dynamic effects, it's especially good for types that can't be dealt with by default triggers and trigger counter cards such as Veiler Urara, Grave and Awakage.
To deal with this card first, you need a card like Apolloosa that captures monster effects that are activated outside the field, or you need to use this card in your own Deck along with 《Crossout Designator》.
You can't reliably get a card that can care for Nibiru by the time the 5th body comes into play, which means you're not good at it Deck is a card that you always have to be aware of and take special care of.
Although it is possible to play and care, and depending on the opponent, there is a reasonable possibility that it will be rotten, but I think that it is over the limit for the work that one card can do with No-Cost Friche's hand trigger.
By the way, it's level 11, so if the opponent doesn't know the contents of his deck, it's unlikely that he'll guess it correctly.

I can't go as far as to go all out with illustration ads, but I wonder if it was necessary to tightly bind the recruit target and battle position so far.
The effect is completely backward compatible with Giant Rat, and if only he could play Defense Position... that reflection was put to good use in the later appearance of Nova Summoner.
If you prioritize this card over 《Giant Rat》for reasons other than simple preference, let's take advantage of your own race.

This monster is the female version of "D.D. Warrior", but its stats and effect quality have been greatly enhanced from "D.D. Warrior". It is also one of the monsters.
At the time, being effective against abyss and viruses was a disadvantage, but both offense and defense were fairly high, and whether or not to use the exclusion effect was optional, and since it works both as an attack and as a result, it can be used to attack monsters stronger than itself, making it a suicide attack. You can deal with it by taking it with you, making it stand up and inviting an attack, etc., and you can beat monsters weaker than yourself without using the effect, but against monsters with battle destruction resistance and GY effects. It was a very flexible monster that it was also effective to use the effect.
Of course, it can activate Damester, remove targets and not destroy them, but unlike Moles, it can strongly appear against low-level metabi-type monsters, and being her LIGHT, which can receive the protection of Honest, was also a great strength.
It's an equivalent exchange effect for each card, and unlike Moles, it's basically used up, so nowadays people tend to avoid giving summoning rights to such slow monsters, but the removal performance of this card is high. The height itself is still alive today.
Note that this effect is activated after damage calculation, meaning that this card is still on the field regardless of the battle result when activated, so even if it is destroyed by battle, remember that Skidre will not penetrate.

This card itself can't be searched and it's a painful search if it's stopped, but its search performance is undeniably a super first-class product.
I would like to reduce the risk of being triggered as much as possible by adopting Grave and Obliterate.
Only the problem of depleting your hand has not been solved, so let's make up for it by using strong gold.