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"Appear, No. 39! When people go beyond their hopes and embrace their dreams, a new future will appear in the far distance! Go beyond your limits and grab hold of it! King of Hope, Beyond the Hope!"
Unfortunately, super resistance in the anime has all disappeared.
However, when summoned, his ATK of all opponent monsters can be reduced to 0, and most Attack Position monsters can be destroyed. This effect can be used without using Hope as a material, so it can be used as a highly versatile Rank 6 Xyz.
Late effects don't work unless Hope is in his GY. It can be useful as it can be chained to follow-up attacks during the Battle Phase or to remove opponents. Best to use Astral Force to summon with the Hope Deck, but cannot share RUM with other CNos. However, there is also the existence of Hope Dragoon, and the compatibility with Ashura's sub-arm is also good, so it is within the adoption range.

I didn't expect it to be OCG, but it came out as an easy-to-use card.
Since it is a Dragon, it can be summoned using the Dragon's Mirror.
The first effect doesn't have a high increase value of 100 per card, but his original ATK is fairly high, so it's just a bonus. However, if he can be summoned at the end of the game, he may be able to raise his ATK at once, so it may not be foolish.
The second effect is that when destroyed, he can Special Summon his Spellcaster in GY. There aren't many cards with higher ATK than this card, but Black Magician himself also has a reasonable ATK, so it is possible to block subsequent attacks. Also, it's attractive that it doesn't become empty when you eat a torrent funeral. It's possible to destroy it during the Battle Phase with an appropriate removal, so it might be worth remembering.
Also, since there is no specification for his Dragon material, it is also an advantage to be able to use Super Fusion as a countermeasure against the Dragon Deck.
Overall, it's not an exceptionally powerful effect, but it's easy to use and has high versatility, so if you're using Black Magician, you can use it well. The effect is quite different from the same fusion type Black Paladin, so it might be a good idea to use it according to the situation.

A card converted to OCG after a long period of time.
By using Prismer, you can easily summon a brahmaji fusion. You have more options after calling Prismer in Samopuri, and you can choose to Xyz or use this card depending on the situation.
Is the fusion to be summoned a Black Paladin, which is remarkably strong against Dragons, or a curse dragon with recovery after being destroyed by an unfamiliar effect?

What are you doing wrong... My battle phase hasn't ended yet!
I think this card was famous for being used in games. Unlike OCG and Tag Force, the number of times is limited, and the damage he receives is weakened to 500 instead of ATK. Well, if this is left as it is, it may be the end of the game with this one card, so is it unavoidable? If you think that the maximum damage is 5000 together with the attack that triggers it, it can be said that it is high in terms of firepower.
However, unlike normal Burn Cards, in addition to the activation conditions for a successful direct attack, there is also a cost to discard all cards in your hand, so if you use it, you will need a special construction.
It has undergone various adjustments, but it can also be reproduced in the play, so if you want to play "Draw! Monster !!", please use it.
* Stop attacking when his opponent's LP reaches 0!

A cool (small) card.
Although it doesn't have any particular resistance, its ATK of 3000 and forcing an all-out attack is more of an advantage than a disadvantage.
You can crush walls such as recruiters with this one.
Don't miss the possibility of Special Summon without resurrection restrictions.
When you don't want to attack, you can use it in defense, and since it has a decent number of 2200, it can be used as a main class if you can secure a summoning method.

(´･ω･`) card
Since the cost is fixed at 2000, it may become unusable unlike Shinsen, but summoning negate is simply powerful.
If you crush the enemy's trump card, it's a big blow that needs no explanation.
Currently it is a restricted card, so is it important to determine when to use it?

yes yes hope hope card
Too many reprints, easy to get
Although it can protect your own monsters from battle destruction, it is surprisingly fragile because it does not deal with effect destruction at all.
Since it also has a self-destruct effect, it is one step inferior to Mae Stroke in terms of defense.
On the other hand, since this is the main character's ace, there are plenty of support cards such as ZW.
Is it a strength to be able to build on the main axis by using them?

A companion card for the Yuma Deck.
He can Special Summon very easily, so if there are plenty of level 4 monsters out there, he can get rank 4 monsters out quickly.
Note that Normal Summon is not possible.

This card is recommended for beginners.
It can summon Level 4 monsters from the hand, and since it is itself Level 4, it can easily lead to Rank 4 Xyz.
It is also a big advantage that there is no designation other than the level.
Samopuri is a similar monster.
This one is limited to your hand, but that one is drawn from her deck, so you can choose according to the situation.
However, since his spell is required for the cost, it may be easier to use this without cost.
《Marauding Captain》is similar, but that one is for Rock and this one is for Xyz, so their uses are completely different.
Well, anyway, the versatility is very high, and it has enough performance to be used even if it is thrust appropriately.

Does this reveal the secret potion = Goblin's lack of technology?
As others have written, the Quick-Play Spell, Retirement, can be used properly for damage and has a higher recovery amount.
Dianketo also exists in terms of normal spells.
If the environment where "600 recovery" is the key, the adoption rate will also be...?
That kind of environment doesn't come.

A card summoned with a rewritten card.
Since you can't use the effect unless you use Hope as a material, it's practically for RUM only.
In that case, Hope Ray V can also be summoned, but it usually deals more damage than that.
Since it is necessary to go through the battle here, it is also a drawback that it is easy to get removal.
However, since destruction resistance is wandering around in the current environment, it really depends on the situation.
It feels like mutual compatibility, so use it properly with V.

Yuma Deck's death from overwork.
Since it has a level change effect, it's strength is that you can change it to the level you want on the spot and Xyze it flexibly.
However, on his own, he doesn't have a Special Summon effect and his RBI is low, so it's necessary to support him so that he can be deployed at once with the effects of other cards.
Combine it with Sidera, use Samopuri, use Kiratoma... There are various options, so it's best to match it to your taste.

A card that gathers and shouts become arrows of tree spirits that split the sky! Become a path to light!
The RBI is low on its own, and the exclusion is only for one turn, so it's very subtle.
With his Synchron Deck, which has Jund-like deployment power, even a one-turn elimination can turn into a one-kill.
That said, with the advent of Xyz, there are more and more opportunities to show up.
It is possible to erase all the materials by using the effect, and it is a pleasure for the Synchron type with a thin back to be able to treat Gantetsu etc.
Although it cannot be used everywhere due to material restrictions, Synchron Deck can be fully considered.

A card that seems to be a proof of friendship with Mayu.
Unlike other RUMs, it is hard to rot because it is not bound by race.
It can be said that there are times when the effect cannot be used because of monsters that specify materials like Hope Ray.
Or rather, often.
However, with the appearance of Rank 5 CNo, such as psychic muscle-brain monsters when summoned, absorption of opponent monsters, and attack suppression with 4000 RBI, the usability has improved considerably.
However, since there is no additional effect, it is necessary to pay attention to the fact that it eats the abyss.
*If you rewrite this card to his Numeron force, the judge will come, so don't do it.

True Guess "What! You rewrote the card!?"
The third kind of RUM.
Unlike the card before rewriting, it has race restrictions, so it is a little perishable, so if you want to adopt it, you need to consult with EX from the construction stage.
The advantage of this card is that it negates face-up card effects on the field.
With this, you can break through troublesome permanent cards and resistance effect cards such as Mae Stroke.
You can definitely pass the effects of Hope Ray V, etc. Valer? What that.
Furthermore, if negate processing is interposed, it is a ruling that you can not activate abyss, so it is superior to the other two types in terms of safety.
However, please note that the negate process will not be activated unless there are other cards.
Overconfidence is prohibited as it does not work on cards activated later.
Also note that the cards in your field will also be negate.
There are many things to be careful about, but it is quite convenient to be able to turn off the effects of Wind-Up.
If CNo. increases in the future, it may become more practical.
*If you rewrite Limited Barian's Force to this card, it will be Judge Killed, so don't do it.