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《✪ Lamboon》that became a Pendulum.
Pendulum Scale is excellent at 0. In addition, the Pendulum effect is not bad, and you can add "Pendulum" monsters from the Ex Deck to your hand. There are many excellent cards in Pendulum Monster, and the limited 《Luster Pendulum, the Dracoslayer》can be reused.
In order to use the monster effect, it is necessary to allocate resources such as NS and level 1 support, but it is a useful effect for P who cannot summon a large number of Ps without using a link. Note that if you P summon before this effect is activated, you will not be able to clear the restrictions.

Isn't it a Dinosaur?
No matter how you look at it, Rex is cyber-savvy. An attack-specialized monster that banishes two GY Link Monsters and Special Summons them, and attacks twice if they are linked. If you go to GY, he in the field can raise the RBI of Cyberse, and since he is not limited to GY from the field, you can raise RBI even if you go to GY from Deck. If you just want to increase your firepower, Update Jammer is basically better.
High firepower level 9 that can be easily Special Summoned by excluding links seems to be useful for some kind of deck

Ton ton ton ton Hino ○ Niton
The stick that sticks out is a card that represents being hammered down, and it depicts a pig (Ton) who is obsessed with the stick that sticks out and taps it with a 10t hammer.
(2) can be reused if the LP is tonton with the opponent with the effect of returning one status of the monster that is attacking, defending, and changing the level in (1).

The two have a happy trip and the Branded story ends.
I want a card with a high illustration ad and the highest rarity. 《Fallen of Albaz》and 《Ecclesia》set out on a new journey, and 《Kit》sees them off. Bringing a happy ending to the end of the 11th term, it can be seen that the story of the Branded story has calmed down for the time being. I don't really know what happened in the final stages, but I think I managed somehow with the Schleigh Attack of 《Albion the Sanctifire Dragon》and 《Iron Beast-type Assault Mobile Weapon Modification “Bucephalus II”》born out of pure love. Thank you ... There is also the fallen < The Bystial Aluber > and there may be some kind of conflict.
As an effect, if the opponent Special Summons a Ritual or an EX monster, he can search for "Albus' illegitimate child" and a monster with that name, or he can Special Summon that card from his hand. After searching, you can do a Special Summon flow, so if your opponent Special Summons two Ritual or EX monsters, you can set up an Ecclesia Brain Destruction combo that can hit Super Polymerization for Fallen of Albaz (Albus-kun, who's the total receiver...). By inserting this card and Albus-kun and sticking this card, you can absorb the opponent's Ex monsters and interfere with 《Mirrorjade the Iceblade Dragon》relatively easily, so I think it's easy to go on a business trip.
Thank you for your Branded story. After that, let's look forward to what will happen with "V"-sama and the 12th season's new story. If you don't make an OCG card battle anime, I'd like to see an anime with a story like this someday, alongside Rush.

Unlike "Call of the Haunted", it requires a hand cost, but in exchange, you can revive two bodies and change the battle position freely. Personally, I think that this is better if you adopt Living Dead. Since it is written that it targets up to 2 monsters, he can activate it if he has 1 monster in GY, and since he has 1 monster in GY and 1 monster in his hand, he can Special Summon those 2 monsters.
2 bodies can be Special Summoned, so you can use it as a material for SX Link, and it has a wider range of uses than 《Numbers Last Hope》. With 《Terranite》/《Constellar》, you can revive two GY Light and Darkness X monsters and destroy two or more with 《Tellarknight Altairan》. You can destroy one or more cards with , and you can revive cards that can be used in various ways during SS to fight in various ways.
As for the hand cost, he has more Spell Trap monsters that can be searched and fertilized by going to GY, so it's not a disadvantage at all. Sometimes it works to your advantage.
Special Summon has no restrictions such as negate effects, so if you revive a monster that is unaffected by effects or has destruction resistance, you can ignore the destruction by this card, and you can Special Summon monsters in your hand as they are, so it's easy to create combos. It's not a card that is abused by the environment, but some mid-ranking or less-than-mid-ranking can benefit, so I think they put in an interesting card at the end of the 11th term.

Yurara-chan made with 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》in mind. cute. If your opponent uses Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, you can revive every turn, and while you are on the field, you can change the attributes of monsters on the field to his FIRE. Even if his FIRE is on the opponent's field, you can revive him, so if you have more than one of this card, you can revive his GY Yurara-chan thanks to Yurara-chan on the field. Also, attribute changes interfere with fusion S-links, etc., depending on attributes.
If a handy Fusion Monster made from FIRE comes out, it might shine together with 《Super Polymerization》.

Illustration... The old man of the knight is nourishment...
It is a card that is conscious of 《Trap Trick》and differs from other cards in that it uses a field for the activation cost, and Normal Trap cards can be inserted with only one card.
First of all, Trap Trick allows him to act from one Trap Trick if he has two or more normal traps of the same type in his deck. However, this card requires monsters on the field, and the conditions seem a bit heavy. Another thing to keep in mind is that if you can't destroy it, the effects behind it won't apply. Traptrix monsters have monsters that are not affected by her trap effect, so if you target her daughter, she will not apply Normal Trap to the latter part of the set from her deck.
Secondly, only one Normal Trap is enough. If the Normal Trap you want to put in is restricted, this card will allow you to set it where you can't set it at Trap Trick.
It's not about which one is better because they are compatible with each other, but if you have a surplus of monsters and the Normal Trap you want to use is limited, you can use Overpowering Eye8 , otherwise Trap Trick.

Low ATK release factor in 《Kaiju》. In addition to general-purpose use, Kaiju reveals hidden abilities through the use of his Kaiju counters. Among Kaiju, this card's one is powerful, and it has a disturbing ability that negates and banishes Spell Trap monster effects. What's more, if this isn't Turn 1 with the same name, it's not even just Turn 1, which is surprising.
Exclusion is probably meant to prevent Kyoutou Waterfront counters from accumulating, but if Waterfront itself accumulates counters just by sending cards to his GY, it will be 2-4 interference if it gets stuck in a mess. I get hit.
Even if you only use it for release, if you don't read the effect properly, you may lose the game you should have won. Beware of hidden abilities.

In the 《Drytron》/《Herald》era, it was searched by 《Eva》and became 《Herald of Ultimateness》hand cost. Even if Herald of Ultimateness was negated with 《Forbidden Droplet》etc., this card itself could interfere twice, laying the foundation for Drytron Herald's victory.
With the Drytron Herald gone from the environment, it seemed like it would never be used again, but the appearance of Ishizu/Tearlaments proved its worth. Since the monster named "This World and the Underworld" was her Fairy, this card was the first move to interfere. By dropping 《Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard》and 《Agido the Ancient Sentinel》, while negating 《Maxx "C"》, her GY progressed and she was able to develop at Tearlaments. Yu-Gi-Oh's inflation speed has been greatly increased because the opponent can handle interference and development even if the opponent is ahead, contributing to the strength of Ishizu Kanojo's Tearlaments. It's like synchronizing 《PSY-Framegear Gamma》on your opponent's turn without using 《PSY-Frame Circuit》(and stronger than that). I think it's actually the worst example of how the hand cost is abused.
Due to the overwork of Eva and Ishizu, it is finally restricted, and if there is any more activity, it will not be possible to escape the ban.

One of the Ishizu monsters. It will be a remake of 《Mudora》. Keldo the Sacred Protector has the same effect as (2), and if he goes to GY, he can return 3 of his GY cards to the deck with Friche. Even with 3 copies, it is strong enough to interfere with development, and even if he doesn't put "Reversal of this world and the underworld" in the deck, it works well as a meta. There is no need to add 《Gravekeeper's Trap》, so the effect is the same as Keldo the Sacred Protector. If you drop 《Kelbek the Ancient Vanguard》or 《Agido the Ancient Sentinel》from your hand in (1), it will signal the beginning.

Ishizu 《Tearlaments》, which was put in three along with 《Tearlaments Kashtira》and still exists in the environment, even though the monsters were heavily regulated.
Unlike 《Laundry Dragonmaid》, the whole deck is full of cards that use his GY, so the range of activities is different. .
Among the Tearlaments monsters, he has the lowest rating, but since Tearlaments is like fertilizing his GY with the entire Deck, it can be assisted, and the common (2) effect is too strong in the first place, so it is the overall Yu-Gi-Oh It's on top of the cards. Of course, the other restricted cards are cards that exceed 10 points, and the environment where 3 such cards were put in and the opponent was ahead, but they could move and chain each other was strange (I don't think it's changed much even now). That is the highest point of Yu-Gi-Oh inflation, and I'm wondering if inflation beyond that will occur in the 12th season.
GY was said to be the second card, but looking at the current situation, GY exceeds his hand. GY Fertilizer GY is a theme that taught me that using GY is dangerous.

A card that can turn a 《Foolish Burial Goods》into a 《Tearlaments》monster. If the number of such cards increases, restrictions on burial cannot be avoided. The card power of (1) is also high The combined effect of 《Book of Moon》and 《Foolish Burial》, the card power of Tearlaments is really strange.

《Macro Cosmos》and 《Dimensional Fissure》that push only to the opponent's field. It doesn't work against Tribute Summon or X Summon, but Ritual Fusion S Link is a big target. Only the opponent's material is excluded, so you can freely use his GY. Of course, if it's Macro Cosmos, it can prevent 《Forbidden Droplet》, and it works well with exclusion cards, so it can be differentiated. The Bystial is required to apply the effect, and the conditions are a bit more.
I want to use (1) for a card like 《Hi-Speedroid Kitedrake》that can be Special Summoned during the opponent's turn.

"The Bystial" Albert, who claims to be "Fallen of Albaz". While he has the name Beast of the Abyss, he doesn't have the Special Summon co-effect (although that's nice for a light/dark player).
If the opponent uses a Dragon, the effect of (2) will be more than enough, but the original «Albus» will probably be better in terms of ease of use of fusion materials and effects. I want to differentiate myself as a tuner.

An X-Link Metacard that allows him to Special Summon on your opponent's field under the 《Spright》condition.
He's already on the opponent's field, so of course he's a Link Monster, but it's also possible to predict and contain the Link Markers against cards like 《Tri-Brigade Shuraig the Ominous Omen》that will be Special Summoned during the opponent's turn. However, at that time, the opponent may be hindered by the effect of (3), so be careful when using it. If it's an upward marker, you don't have to Special Summon the opponent's field. (3) can be neutralized by removing it when Special Summon succeeds against the effect that is activated by removing the X material.