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Supreme King Dragon, the first light and tuner.
It has the effect of trying to reproduce the movement of Dark Wurm in the anime.
It's just a shame that he can't even become the material for his Supreme King Dragon Dark Rebellion and Starve Venom because of the light.
Luckily, Clear Wing doesn't specify a tuner, so it works well in that it can be summoned during the opponent's turn.
It also has the effect of recovering itself and Overlord P, so it has excellent resource recovery.
In the P zone, it is easy to use with a scale of 8 and has a self-deployment effect, but the heavy condition is a bottleneck.
Although it is highly dependent on combos, there are no restrictions on where it can be deployed, so I think it will be one of the easy-to-use Supreme King Dragons.

A Magician who strongly assists Zarc.
In addition to level 7, which is easier to P summon, you can self-develop while preparing the groundwork for Zarc summoning.
If you have a soul, you're ready to summon Zarc.
Scale 1, which is easy to use even in the P zone, grants exclusion resistance to Zark, and self-destructs and pulls the Supreme King P to assist in deploying itself.
This card is also a supreme king and his magician, so it has a strong name and is easy to handle.
However, as already mentioned, it is also worth noting that it is not compatible with Supreme King Dragon, which designates darkness because it is light.

All of its effects are useful, but the effects that can suddenly bring out those heavy Overlord White Dragon, Shiryu, and Super Heavenly Shinryu are particularly valuable. If you can maintain it until your turn, you can receive a powerful follow-up attack.
However, the weight of the conditions stands out, so I think it's more romantic.

Zark of light that is zakurai with zarc + ray. I wanted to see emo in anime.
Despite bearing the name of Odd-Eyes, he is not Odd-Eyes due to his effects.
Also note that, like Harpie, you can only throw in 3 cards, including the original Zarc.
Perhaps it's the result of being released from the darkness, or it's a supplementary effect that doesn't even have a removal effect, unlike the Supreme King Dragon.
Even though it's a support card, this card itself boasts a high RBI, and if you make use of its effect, you can aim for a high RBI, and it's still aggressive.
Since the removal of the original Zarc is plainly compatible with all Special Summons, if it can be deployed together with this card, that's the end.
However, the original Zark also has a complete removal + solid resistance, so the finisher performance is sufficient. If you want to bare it, there are many cases where it is enough. I would like to use it in conjunction with the Supreme King Dragon Support.
The super-large support has something similar to the previous bullet's Cosmic Quasar.
Like over there, it is difficult to open an EX frame for a super large size. There are places that are highly dependent on combos, and the impression is more romantic. However, the support is strong, so I think I can do better than Quasar.

No1 fake one. The name is 1 but the rank is 8.
Although it was a false No that was often greatly strengthened due to the time it came out, this card has a relatively mature impression.
However, as already mentioned, it's the first demon rank 8 that doesn't specify materials, so it's great for decks like Archfiend where it's easy to get tied up with demons, and being able to send GY cards from your opponent's EX to her GY is also valuable. .
I think his simple effect and good stats make him a useful universal X in some of his decks.

There are excellent level 1 machines, and it is useful to be able to search for them in general.
However, perhaps because he is wary of going on business trips too much, he only responds to Normal Summon.
2 is a deployment effect, and in Morphtronic, it is also effectively recruiting level 1 Morphtronic.
《Gadget Hauler》, which can be deployed additionally, has a difficult effect, but since it is level 6, it is one of the valuable high-level materials for Morphtronic, which has many low levels.
Can it be said that offense and defense corresponding to replication art is also an advantage?
It's a bit quirky in that it requires summoning rights, but I think it's a useful card. It is also a good impression that he did not forget about the trailer.

EARTH S exclusive equipment, but considering the effects of 2 and 3, Power Tool Braver Dragon is the most likely equipment target. Other than that, is he easy to use the effect of 2 like Karakuri?
His biggest feature is that he can summon LP Stream as an S Summon, but LP Stream isn't such an excellent card on its own. I wanted some additional effects.
It's a strong target to equip Braver, but it's a bit susceptible to situations and opponents, and it's annoying that there are many other powerful equipment.
Also, please don't use mechanical dragons. Power tools are also categorized.

It leads to the resource recovery of Powertu, but as already said, it is not an effect worthy of requesting a named S.

One of the Ishizu cards that ended up being remade.
Moreover, unlike other Ishizu remakes, it has become an effect that has no remnants of the original.
His Gravekeeper Trap, which is a search target, is an excellent support for Ishizu related, and it is excellent to immediately activate it on the table. Hand cost is also the key to his GY activation in Ishizu Remake.
The effect of 2 is the same as "Keldo the Sacred Protector". As a GY interference, he has excellent influence and flexibility, and is highly versatile.
He's still a better player in the Ishizu remake, but he's still conspicuous in his business trips, and he's a little behind Keldow and Agido, and he's restricted. The strengthening method was too complicated.

One of the Ishizu cards that ended up being remade.
Like the original, he has the effect of returning GY's card to his deck, but this is the same as Mudora the Sword Oracle.
In charge of Ishizu-related searchers, although it requires a specified hand cost, this is also the key to her GY effect for Ishizu remakes, so it is highly important.
2's GY Deck return is also powerful, and in 《Exchange of the Spirit》, he is dedicated to destroying the deck, but it is strong enough to return 3 cards without that.
It can also be activated from GY, and regardless of whether you or your opponent, you can adjust the number of times you return "until", so it is highly flexible.
In addition to this, due to the influence of The Bystial and Tearlaments, his deck, which is often used by GY, will spend the winter for a while.
Among the Ishizu remakes with high business trip performance, it is particularly excellent along with Agido, and it was restricted in half a year after its appearance due to its performance in the environment. The strengthening method was a little too complicated.

One of the Ishizu cards that ended up being remade.
Like the original Kerbeg, it has a bounce effect, and has high hand triggers and surprise attacks.
It is a condition dependent on the other party, but it is a condition with many opportunities.
The problem is his GY fertilization, probably in consideration of other Ishizu monsters and 《Exchange of the Spirit》, but the conditions are loose and the number of cards is 5, which is a lot.
Even if you ignore the additional effects, it's an easy-to-use GY fertilizer agent, and it's versatile with the aforementioned bounce effect.
Combined with other Ishizu remakes and his GY activations like his Tearlaments, it can bring out a tremendous ad. It was often ignored, but it's worth aiming for an additional effect that can collect traps in general.
It has a rough and strong impression, and as a remake, it turned out to be a pretty card.

One of the Ishizu cards that ended up being remade.
Like the original Agido, it has a resurrection effect. It's an unstable condition, but there are plenty of opportunities to activate it in this age of hand triggers.
Considering the synergy with 《Exchange of the Spirit》, 2 has a high GY fertilization ability. However, even without this world and the underworld, 5 GY feeding is quite good. However, he can generally say that he destroys the deck, but since he is in an environment where GY is used a lot, there is a possibility that he will send salt.
There are some instabilities, but as is often said, the explosive power when used in combination with cards that have synergy is dangerous, especially when used in combination with other Ishizu and Tearlaments. All four Ishizu remakes, including myself, have been restricted.
Although it is strong, the impression that it has become an undeniably disappointing remake of lack of adjustment.

The target vanilla and this card, which is Normal Trap, have a lot of search methods, so it's not difficult to collect them.
Even though it's just 2 cards, Trap and handicap under this condition are conspicuously difficult to use.
Before you can deal damage, you'll be interrupted or your hand will be used...

It's been said a lot, but it's not what I want to do under these conditions.

Even if you bounce Magic/Trap, it's hard to affect the opponent as it is, so it's recommended to build some kind of combo.
But in addition to that, under these conditions, Trap is too badly meshed and is quite difficult to handle.