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A card that shoots Thunderbolt + 1500 burns when he is sent to GY by the effect of Blaze Cannon. Even though it's an old card, Blaze Cannon Magazine's sweeping removal during the opponent's turn is still powerful. His GY effect of the magazine also has a very large response point, and Paleozoic Marella and 《Foolish Burial Goods》are practical thunderbolts.
The combination of this card + Blaze Cannon Magazine is repeated many times throughout the game, and it can be said that the movement of modern Volcanic is to continuously destroy and burn the opponent.
Speaking of interesting ways to use it, once you drop it from a Blaze Cannon card and activate its effect, you can use the property that you will always have 3 GYs, and you can use the resurrection effect of Heavenly Wheel Creation Guru to hit your opponent with 1500 burns. Is it possible to connect to level 8 synchro while feeding it? At this time, since the three non-tuners are these three cards, it is possible to call a romantic combo such as Flower Cardian – Ame Shiko – which is usually difficult to synchronize.
All in all, it's a core card in his regular Volcanic, but also a very powerful card that can be used romantically.

At the time of summoning/Special Summon, he can search for Blaze Cannon-type cards, the symbol of Volcanic. Among the many Blaze Cannon series, the first one is probably Blaze Cannon Magazine. In the early days of Blaze Cannon Magazine, there was also a move to combine it with his other Special Summonable level 4 monsters to reach Rank 4 while holding up Blaze Cannon Magazine.
In modern times, Volcanic Rockets Normal Summon! Magazine search! Although it is difficult to move like that, I have to say that he is still powerful in that he can search the deck's engine and does not decrease his hand overall.

A card that requires 500 points and searches for the same name, and in his original Volcanic Deck, the main role is to be a bullet for cards that require a Blaze Cannon-type hand cost.
Also, in decks such as Shaddoll and Invoked, which require specific attributes for fusion materials, it may be useful as a fusion material that can be continuously secured.
Level 1 also has light footwork, so in an emergency it can be connected to 《Linkuriboh》or Sacrifice Anima.
All in all, a card that can be an important lubricant for Volcanic and other fusion decks that value your hand.

Excluding two of GY's Dinosaurs and doing a Special Summon, the ultimate monster is a monster with a sudden 3500 RBI interfering continuous attack that is unleashed from loose summoning conditions. It's no exaggeration to say that he can't be a trump card in his deck involving dinosaurs.
As a specific effect, it has the aforementioned loose summoning conditions and the effect of attacking all.
It doesn't have defense penetration, but if you attack a defense monster, it will activate the effect of sending GY to him without taking a target, so as long as you are in Defense Position, you can penetrate almost all effects. possible. In addition, the installed effect is to destroy 1 monster in your hand or field, and turn all the opponent's monsters into a face-down Defense Position.
This is very compatible with the defensive GY send mentioned above, and can deal a large amount of damage when turning over the board. Moreover, for some reason, it can be activated during the opponent's turn, so as soon as the turn is turned, the flipped card suddenly transforms into a 3500 RBI with an obstructive effect. Not only is it impossible to activate the effect of a face-down defense monster, but it can't be used as material for S/X/L summons, so if this effect goes through at perfect timing, quite a few of his decks will be cramped.
However, even with the effect of Morimori, it doesn't mean that it's meaningless unless it's in your hand.In addition to being able to search with Oviraptor, you can ignore the summoning conditions with Double Evolution Pill and special summon him from his Deck. . The actual 《Double Evolution Pill》can also be searched from Argosaurus and Goatorus, so if the Dinosaur Deck moves, it will almost always be on the board.
Combined with Micerasaurus, it becomes a fortress that does not accept any activated effects.
In general, it is probably the strongest trump card among dinosaurs, combining high turning performance, obstruction performance, RBI, and access performance.

Effect makes him a Dinosaur that can search for Evolution Pills when sent to GY.
With Ovirap and Armageddon Knight, he can be searched by dropping it from the deck, and even if he destroys it with Argo, the effect will be activated.
The summoning condition is a very heavy one to return 5 dinosaurs that were excluded to the Deck, so if you skip it, it looks a little bitter. However, in addition to being accessible from 《Double Evolution Pill》, it is not uncommon for the tough summoning conditions to be met in the early stages, so there is no chance of appearing on the board. When recruiting from 《Double Evolution Pill》, the image of Archon tends to come up, but there are actually many situations where this card is the best solution depending on the board and his deck.
Since the jamming effect still activates even if he destroys himself, he can effectively be set up as one jamming of Spell Trap, and he can also go to GY and connect to the following Archon to search for Evolution Pill, which is a solid move.
With the introduction of the aforementioned Argosaurus, it became possible to search for Evolution Pills while destroying eggs, so the number of searches has decreased relatively, but it's still a card you'll want to include in your Dinosaur Deck.

A card where the shorter the text, the stronger it is.
A very simple and powerful effect that Special Summons his Mekk-Knight from the Deck and hand. It goes back to your hand at the end, but you can easily deploy it on Mekk-Knight's return turn, and with the purple exclusion effect, it's a joke. Since it is a Quick-Play Spell, it is also strong that you can secure the follow-up without using it on your own turn.
The only major drawback is that you can only use Mekk-Knight during the turn, but Mekk-Knight itself is a theme that can be fought without explosive development, so use it with a sense of humility.
It is also an evaluation point that it is possible to easily access the depths and other sacred relics that can be followed and obstructed thanks to the morning star.

When it first appeared, it was just a general-purpose removal meta, but recently there are almost no decks that don't use 《Called by the Grave》, so it can also be used as a card to pass your own triggers. Also, there are many cases where the exclusion meta is quite sticky.
The effect is that he gets Special Summoned when removed from Buck, which is a common AF effect. In addition, as mentioned above, by releasing self-confidence from your hand and field, you can block all exclusions during the turn. In the original design, it was probably intended to chain back removal by banning the opponent to protect the back's AF, but now it's mostly used as a meta for all bans (mainly interference). . It's scary how times change.
Speaking of AF, business trips such as Dagza and Death Scythe may be famous, but even if they are quietly mixed in with them, they will do their job firmly with their single card power.
Overall, it's a good card that has been re-evaluated as the times have evolved.

Since its introduction, it has been active in various decks due to its compatibility with Shinchi, but with the appearance of Link 2 Dagza, this card has become even lighter.
The effect is that he is Special Summoned when destroyed from his Spell Trap zone on the opponent's turn, which is a common effect of AF. In addition, it has the effect of blocking the use of the opponent's EX Deck during the turn when Special Summon succeeds. This is very powerful, and since there aren't many Yu-Gi-Oh decks that don't use EX decks these days, this effect hits a wide range.
As mentioned above, with the advent of Dagza, I got a fairly high business trip performance. As for the design of AF, it would be possible to launch a surprise attack with active destruction while checking the opponent's back removal, but recently it functions as a business trip part that emphasizes this active destruction.
A typical example would be a combo that creates a board of Halifair + Dagza, seals the opponent's EX, and suppresses it with his even more powerful Synchro Monster. This board can also be created by accessing Harifiber, so it is very versatile.
I'm not sure if it's okay to decide the evaluation of a card based on combo compatibility, but after all, it's "strong when it's decided", but "it's easy to decide", so I'll give it a 9 point.

In addition to being active as a regular support for AF since its introduction, it now functions as an excellent business trip part that does not tear the frame of both EX mains. The material is also very loose, so if you feel like putting it in, you can't even work as a general-purpose link 2.
The effect is to react to the activation of other card effects and set AF from the Deck. Since it self-destructs at the end of the next opponent's end, the conditions for summoning AF can be almost met, but since the delay is conspicuous when used alone, it is mainly used in combination with a card that can actively break his own Spell Trap. would be
By setting up Halifair and Dagza, you can access TG Wonder Wonder Magician during the opponent's turn, destroy the Death Scythe, seal the opponent's EX, and connect to Fleur de Baroness. This is attracting attention again due to the explosive enhancement of Level 2 and Rank 2. A certain Spright can only put out things that have a 2 on their turn, but they can move freely on the opponent's turn, so they can easily establish the above combo.
It's a card that's excellent on its own, but it's not too strong, and it's a glimpse of a good adjustment, but it seems that the ability to set AF (mainly Death Scythe) from the Deck can be abused as much as you want. Hats off to the wisdom of the duelist who came up with this.

Unlike Soukyuu and Murasaki, Mekk-Knight is designed to be combined with other cards rather than used alone.
First of all, like his other Mekk-Knights, you can Special Summon with 2 in a column.
The key effect is to move his Mekk-Knight, including himself, to another main monster zone. It can be used as a free chain, such as putting it out before his other Mekk-Knights, opening up a place with an effect, and then deploying it afterward. You can also perform tricks like defending his Mekk-Knight from combat.
RBI is also not a low value of 2400, and above all, it is excellent that there are 2400 defense as well. There are some situations where you can't break through with Link 2, which is overflowing from the opponent's development, and it's not a card you want to remove first from the opponent's point of view.
Since it's level 8, it supports trade-in, and I can appreciate the fact that it leads to Dingils and Titanic Galaxy. Combined with the aforementioned Deep Layer, you can set up 2 interference without waste by reviving after becoming an Xyz material.
It can't work on its own, and it's a pretty simple effect, but in his Mekk-Knight, which makes use of columns, it's a reassuring card that expands the range of tactics with its agile column movement.

A super-powerful monster that pulls Mekk-Knight.
Special Summon is possible with 2 columns as well as others.
The effect is to search for Mekk-Knights other than yourself while excluding Mekk-Knights including yourself, but when this card succeeds in Special Summon, the condition of 2 columns has been achieved in most cases. , Open the field and change into another Mekk-Knight, you can use it like a playing card Joker. After using the effect, he will return without Special Summon in the next Standby, so even if 《Vanity's Emptiness》etc. is activated, it will not be a problem.
If your opponent's cards are involved in forming a column, you can search the blue sky to expand the range of development. Moreover, since this effect can be used in the free chain, it will earn resources for a long time by avoiding it according to the removal. Access is pretty good as the effect can be activated even when recruited from the memory of the holy relic.
Since he doesn't even use summoning rights, his opponents are often reluctant to do so. Even if he shoots you, you will be able to get a big advantage that you can safely pass the subsequent deployment using the summoning right.
As for RBI, he has the highest 2500 in his Mekk-Knight in the main deck, so without using summoning rights or effects, you can break through roughly with 3 material Apollosa. Combined with the above-mentioned exclusion + search, just continuing to hit endlessly can be pretty hard on the opponent's eyes.
His level is 8, which is an excellent value, and in addition to being trade-in compatible, he can connect to his powerful Xyz Monsters such as Dingils and Titanic Galaxy in case of emergency.
Overall, it is the core monster of his Mekk-Knight that can stably perform battle, evasion, and search with simple summoning conditions. It's so strong that in many of his decks, the existence of this card is the reason why he travels to Mekk-Knight.

The final form of Eve, who was possessed and self-harmed
It has a condition that it cannot be Link Summoned without a Holy Relic Card in GY, but if that condition is fulfilled, it becomes a general-purpose Link 2 that boasts unrivaled performance.
The search range of the effect of ① is quite wide, and the number of links can be increased and the following can be deployed "Successor", combined with Mekk-Knight to revive + interfere "Sleeping Depth", Level 9 Explosive deployment "Fetal movement" ”, “Puppeteer” that goes well with Krawler, whose new Soma is hot, and so on. If you're just searching for traps and quick-play spells, you don't have to bother to prepare relic monsters in his GY, which is a nice point.
The 2nd effect is "Don't target" and "Deck bounce" that can be activated when it becomes a link material. Skidre, which is popular in single battle master duels, and monsters with troublesome effect resistance and target resistance can be removed without question. Common usages include lining up with Mascarena and using removal during the opponent's turn, using Reive as an access code material and activating Reive as Chain 1 and Access as Chain 2 to make it a bounce on his deck, which is virtually impossible to chain. will be mentioned.
It can't be adopted without a gimmick involving holy relics, but on the contrary, it may not be an exaggeration to say that this card is a privilege of the relic gimmick.
To that extent, it is a powerful card that has no holes in terms of ease of play and effect.

Continuous Trap with libide and obstruction effect
Since monsters to be revived are only required to be level 5 or higher, it can be used as a general-purpose resurrection trap.
However, if you use it anyway, you want to use the effect of ② effectively. His Mekk-Knight Deck can be searched with Mekkai Knight of the Morning Star and Star Swordsman Reive, so it also functions as a solid obstruction card. The compatibility with Konpeki is especially great, and by reviving Konpeki and chasing after her line, you can target the monster effect up to twice. In addition, unlike Skidre, you can negate effects that send or release yourself to her GY at a cost due to the text "Effects of opponent monsters activated in the same column". Sacrifice Escape also doesn't work, so depending on the deck, it will be a worse card than negate traps such as Skidre and Infinite Impermanence.
Overall, it feels like Mekk-Knight's flagship jamming card that can maximize the performance of being searchable and having a negate effect.
This one card can be a very good card that will entertain players (especially those who use it) because it can change the game completely due to the tandem elements involved.

A one-kill manufacturer only allowed to Cybers.
Basically, the second attack of Accesscode Talker by the effect of ② is the main. While it doesn't do much on its own, this card allows him to plan a one-kill with 3 Cybers side by side. (transcoding → access flow)
In addition, he has also shown some success in the recently popular Master Duel, and at NR festivals where rarity is restricted, he himself went to the front lines and was seen to defeat the God of Time with his ① effect.
Overall, this card will be a strong one-kill assistant in his Deck, which mainly develops Cybers such as Accesscode Talker and Salamangreat.

Although it was a little strange at the time of its introduction, the evaluation of this card suddenly increased due to the presence of Cybernet Codec and Microcoder. If you link summon under the codec, you can search for WIND's Cybers, but there are many powerful ones, and you can search for levels 4 and above, so code exporters and "Parallel eXceed" that miners and ready debuggers can't reach. cards are readily available.
The single effect is his Ojama effect, pump, and effect destruction resistance, but effect resistance and pump effect can be linked together with things like Astram and Transcode to create a very solid board. That said, if you just compare the performance alone, there are super strong rivals such as transcoding, so he is still WIND's Accesscode Talker card that you want to use.