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He's back...!
This card, which is infinitely simple and has infinitely powerful effects, was an abomination that was sealed at the same time the concept of banning was born. I can't help but fear that the times have caught up with the figure that came back without any errata.
Destroy all monsters that don't target, and the convenience of not choosing the location with no cost is very effective whether it's a counterattack or a follow-up attack.
It's a very useful card, but of course, it can be outdone in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, so you can't overestimate it. Let's calculate the usage.

A remake of everyone's favorite chaos emperor.
Unlike the main family, it no longer interferes with the hand, so the power and damage are reduced accordingly, but compared to the errataed main family, this one is overwhelmingly easier to use, isn't it? .
As many cards in your field as you send to his GY, you can send cards in your opponent's field to his GY. It was necessary to sacrifice one's own field, and instead of reversing, it changed to a card that selects and removes the opponent's card.
When he leaves the field, he returns to the bottom of the deck, but I can call him back as many times as I want with a melody, so I don't particularly care.
The P effect is an effect that recovers the excluded dragon. After that, after moving to EX, light and darkness will be excluded as usual, so you can use it without hesitation even if you pay LP. On top of that, he casually excels at Pendulum Scale, so you can just P-summon him.
It is the only remake dragon card that can be used with a feeling that is not so different from the original, and it is easier than the original, and the effect is powerful, making it an extremely excellent card.

Her Synchro Monster that appeared as a remake card of 《Judgment Dragon》.
If you look closely, you have to unify the attributes, and you need 4 types of tuners to use the effect. Like the main house, it has the effect of clearing the payment field for half LP, but after that, only Dragon can do her Special Summon.
The end phase seems to be from her Lightsworn, and GY... Excluded. There are plenty of themes that would be advantageous if sent to GY, but her deck would be severely limited if left out.
Whether it's flattening the field or destroying the opponent's monsters, it's much easier to achieve with Black Rose, Manga Lemon, or Scarlight.
If there are many types of tuners, the Tyrant is level 10, but it's easier, and although the restrictions are a little stricter, it doesn't require total destruction or cost... but even that Tyrant is Black Rose, Manga Lemon, and Scar. Since it is said that a light card is fine, it is all the more difficult to adopt this card.

I'm sorry... No, I'm sorry...
An X monster that appeared as a remake card of 《Dark Armed Dragon》.
You can get it without regular summoning, but for some reason the condition is that his GY monsters are limited to 5. Since they also require Dark Dragons of level 5 or higher, I can't help but think that 3 of them would be fine.
Also, with this method, the X material becomes one, so if you want to use the effect, use the normal summon. Or rather, regular summoning is probably easier.
It is the same as the original in that it can repeatedly fire destructive effects as long as there is a cost, but after use, the attack limit is applied to itself. If you rank up, you can attack as it is, but if you don't have the destiny to grab RUM, it will be difficult.
As one of the general-purpose removal cards, it can do a certain job, but as 《Dark Armed Dragon》, its usability is different, so you need to be careful. A piece that has been adjusted for better or worse.

Among the lower class monsters, she is the only one who became Surrea.
The first half effect is the same as other low-level Witchcrafters, using his spell in hand as the cost, and has a free chain recruit effect during each other's main phase.
The second half is a unique effect of this card, when he has no cards in his hand, he can salvage Witchcrafter Spell cards. In order to increase the firepower of Master Veil, he collects Continuous Spells from GY, collects cards after the effect has been used, and collects spell cards that cannot be duplicated to activate the collection effect.
However, unexpectedly having 0 cards in hand is a crook, and due to the nature of Witchcrafter, it is difficult to digest when monsters come to hand. If it's a Witchcrafter monster, Edel can do something about it, but...
It's a useful effect, but be aware that it can't be used depending on the situation.

Illustrations and effects combine to solve problems for Witchcrafter.
It is one of the final routes of recruiting from lower witchcrafters, but its role is to pull out Heine and Master Veil when they are playing with their hands.
However, if this card itself comes to your hand, it can be a cause of accidents, so it will be the first exchange with the effect of Pittre.
By releasing himself, he can revive her Spellcaster from GY, but since it is a high-level monster and he mostly uses spell cards to release it, it is not treated as a resurrection card. A little heavy impression.
If the theme is the theme, it has the potential to be active, but with Witchcrafter, the only job is to solve problems, which is frustrating.

As far as I can see from the illustration, she is a free-spirited Witchcrafter leader.
It has the effect of increasing attack and defense and negates all face-ups of the opponent.
The attack and defense increase effect is not normal, only 1000. He has only 1000 ATK, and this card with 2 spell cards will be 3000. In addition to being able to target other than yourself, it can be activated during Spellcaster combat, so it can be used for both offense and defense.
The effect of ② negates all effects on the opponent's field when you discard a spell card. It has the largest range of negate effects, and will shudder in opponents who are challenged with a free chain that doesn't target.
It's a card you want to put up first, but due to the nature of the Witchcrafter, it can be played very easily. If you hold a single spell card, it will have a defense power of 3800, and it is strong in battle that you cannot imagine from its appearance.
Common to the Witchcrafter series, it is weak against triggers. However, if you just destroy it, it will revive with sabotage, and it's easy to put it out when you bounce it, so it's probably best to exclude it.
A card where you can see the death phase when you line up with Heine. It became a trump card like a trump card that destroys the opponent's pace at once.

Witchcrafter's older sister frame.
A simple but brutal effect card with free chain destruction. As a bonus, it has the effect of making it impossible to target her other Spellcasters, but since Witchcrafter isn't one of her decks, you can't really feel the effect.
If possible, I would like to preemptively destroy the free chain... but due to the nature of the Witchcrafter, it comes out surprisingly easily. This ease of use is reminiscent of Drancia.
If you look closely, he doesn't have any description that requires a Witchcrafter, so if you're not good at it, is it possible for him to go on a business trip? I don't even want to think about it.
It can't be said that the RBI is very high, but it is modestly compatible with King Monarch's support. Are there people who mix it with the King of Monarch...?
There is no particular meaning even if it is lined up because it has a name turn 1 designation.

The new Buster Mode is the TG Halberd Cannon.
The effect is even more severe than TG Halberd, negate the summoning, and he turns into a demon that cleans up monsters by banishing all monsters that have been Special Summoned. Originally high RBI is 4500, boasting top-class performance even in fisticuffs.
……but.
Many people will lose their dreams with the overwhelming weight of needing Delta Accel Synchro, Buster Mode and this card.
If it's this heavy, you'll want something that can be brought to the end of the game. Other than that, the resistance is zero and the place is not good.
If you want to keep it on the field as a hindrance, you have Cosmic, and if you want to end the game, you have Quasar, a powerful rival.

A rare monster that has a link marker in the upper diagonal direction like Kagari.
Cyber Smain Strak feels like Link 2 is mostly involved in combat.
By arranging Extend and this card, you can create a pseudo 《Shootingcode Talker》. ……It would be much faster to link summon 《Shootingcode Talker》.
The effect that draws every time it is destroyed in battle is simple but delicious. Without a continuous attack, it would end up with a one-draw, so it is ideal to place a monster that can attack continuously.
It's a special marker placement, so it's a card that can only be used as a support, but if you have room to spare, it might be fun to try it out.
Also, if you add it to 《Shootingcode Talker》, which originally has an effect that allows you to draw when it is destroyed by battle, you can draw up to 6 (including opponent's mutual link). It's a romantic area when it comes to that, but if you want to enjoy the draw effect, it's good to be completely different.

His Accesscode Talker of his DARK newly appearing as an evolution of De Accesscode Talker.
It is treated as an evolution, but except for the effect of (3), it is the same as de Accesscode Talker, and the name is also treated as the same. It's actually a version difference.
The effect of (3), which is a clear difference, is a continuous attack effect that activates when the linked monster is sent to her GY during the Battle Phase. Is it a more aggressive de-Accesscode Talker?
However, the effect of increasing ATK and the continuous attack effect do not mesh, and in order to attack continuously, his ATK must be lowered, and since it is limited to the battle phase, it will have to be a suicide attack or something a little special. Can't activate the grumpy temper.
Also, if it is a simple continuous attack, you need a shooting code, and if you use the update jammer as a link material in the first place, most Link Monsters will be able to attack continuously, so even if you sacrifice the link destination, you can get a continuous attack. I'll have to think about whether or not I should include it.
The link marker is completely the same as DeAccesscode Talker, so it can't be linked to each other as usual. At least there....

A modified version of Summon Sorceress... a card like that. It has the effect of allowing him to Special Summon monsters from his hand that have the same level as the linked monster. It may be said that I restrained myself by not doing Special Summon from the Deck, but I can only think that just doing a Special Summon from the hand is the starting point of a meaningless development in these days where searches are overflowing.
This card itself cannot be used as a link material, so if you stand it up without thinking about it, it tends to stand still. Also, in terms of the position of the link marker, it is not related to mutual links, and its effect can only be activated in the EX monster zone, so it is difficult to adopt it in his Deck, which mainly links continuously.
If you simply think about the same level, will it be mainly adopted by Xyz?
Since it is an event-limited promo card, it is extremely difficult to obtain, and the price is always soaring. Before the price, it is a level that you are lucky if you have it in the shop. Cards like this are usually held back, so if you want to get one, be prepared to spend some money.

A lemon from another dimension that appeared as an evolution of Red Archfiend's Scarlight.
Scarred, which is also an evolutionary type, has the ability to promise high hit points and destruction resistance, and Calamity, which promises almost certain 4000 damage. As for the Tyrants, they seem to have their sights set on destruction.
The range of destruction has expanded, and it has the effect of negate the activation of Traps and Spells during battle and destroy them. It wasn't exactly a child of destruction.
Not only monsters, but all cards on the field will be wiped out, causing tremendous damage to both yourself and others... However, Scarlight and Manga Lemon before evolution already have sufficient destructive ability, and the above evolved form. By having such resistance only in the battle phase, it has become a black rose that is almost just heavy.
Since it only supports Main Phase 1, it can't use a surprise attack like Black Rose, and since it doesn't guard outside of the Battle Phase, it can be defeated in no time.
The performance after putting it out does not keep up with the tightness until it is put out, and it is uneasy to leave the place as a trump card. On the other hand, it's not a card that can be lined up in large numbers due to its weight and effects, and it's a headache.

A remake of Ultimate Blue-Eyed... or rather, the concept is "Why don't you turn Sub-White Dragon into Ultimate Blue-Eyed?"
Due to having target resistance and destruction resistance like Chaos Max, it came to have a place. A large firepower of 4500 is uncommon, but it's not uncommon for monsters to break through that uncommon person, so these days I can't let my guard down. This type of card is sure to make your opponent desperately want to remove it.
It has the effect of destroying cards on the field, and if you use Subwhite Dragon as a material, you can destroy 2 or 3 cards at once, but this card will not be able to attack the turn you use it. Due to its weight, it's basically ideal to use it as a finisher, but if you can't attack, you'll have to give up your role as a finisher, which is a headache.
Also, to aim for additional effects, it may be difficult to target unexpectedly because it is limited to fusion with the alternate white dragon on the field or GY fusion.
Since it corresponds to "Cyber-Stein", it's easiest to pull it out from there and use it.

A powerful supporter card with mutual links.
Each time they are mutually linked, they become more powerful, and the intimidating feeling when three bodies are mutually linked is tremendous. Doubled battles damage can unleash terrifying damage just by trying to bite Astram or Encode.
It goes without saying that single exclusion is powerful. These days, there are more and more opponents that can't be targeted, so even though it may not pass as it is, cards that can banish cards on the field at no cost are extremely rare.
And by linking 3 bodies together, you will acquire an effect that negates the effect and excludes it. Since it's not destruction, it's exclusion, so it's very difficult to reuse, and from the opponent's point of view, it's just a threat.
However, this card itself has a modest ATK, and it takes time to gain resistance, so be careful that it is easy to be targeted first. If the co-linked monsters are weak, you will lose strength all at once when they break through, so you want to keep powerful monsters next to you as much as possible.