Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Rating List　Showing 31 to 37 of 37

In the Blue-Eyed Deck, it was not difficult to find the card I was looking for from the existence of a trade-in that can draw 2 cards on top of the fact that I often accumulate the melody of similar cards. The deck compression ratio of the Eyed Deck has become even more amazing. It's no exaggeration to say that it's actually the melody for the 4th and subsequent cards, and if you specify 3 cards with the same name, you can definitely get the card you want. Furthermore, the difference from the melody is that he can bring his Spell/Trap card, which is described as Blue-Eyed, and it is possible to bring Chaos Form and Tough!Invincible!Strongest!with this card. Basically, the melody is enough, but there is no reason why this card is weak because it has a wide search range and can bring up spells and traps.

To put it bluntly, it's not a card that's been criticized so badly. The effect is an effect that negates the effect of one opponent's monster if it succeeds in Summoning or Special Summon. Also, when the opponent activates his Spell/Trap/Monster effect, he returns to the Deck and he can Special Summon the Blue-Eyed White Dragon from his Deck in some cases. That said, the RBI of 2500 is a bit unsatisfactory, and since it's level 8, if he were to use it instead of Tribute Summon, he would send it to GY at a cost such as a trade-in, and then use Monster Reborn or Gospel to use the effect. It would be wise to use it as material for various summons as soon as possible. The illustrations are beautiful and the robo-robo is cool, and there are probably people who like robots such as Gundam.

As you can see, his new Blue-Eyed monster can be said to be a pre-evolution of Chaos MAX. The effect is unaffected by opponent's effects and has resistance to effect destruction, and if he ritual summons Blue-Eyed's White Dragon as material, he will change the battle position of all opponent's monsters other than Link Monsters when attacking, and the defense power will be increased. is set to 0, and it also gives piercing damage. Due to its nature, it is premised to be used together with Chaos MAX, so it doesn't make much sense to stack this guy alone without thinking about it, but if you turn it around, you can use it together and one kill will be in sight if you have two bodies on the field. Fortunately, the Blue-Eyed Deck has plenty of ways to compress the Deck, such as trade-ins and melodies, so it's not a problem to bring these into your hand. Although there are none, those monsters can be targeted with other monster effects or Spell / Trap. In general, it's a normally strong monster, but there are people who say that even this guy is subtle, probably because the inflation that has progressed at high speed since the 9th term has paralyzed the senses. Too much inflation is bad

Personally, the most disappointing monster in the remake dragons... If your girlfriend's GY girlfriend's monsters are only her 5 DARK monsters, you can put them on level 5 dark dragon monsters, but first of all, this I don't think I'll use the summoning method because it takes time.
The effect is to destroy one opponent's card without a 1 turn limit, and you can actually destroy two cards, but it has the disadvantage of not being able to attack itself, so it's too painful, so you can rank up and erase the disadvantage. It's going to be a story, but in the current environment, it's not going to go very well, and it's not very convenient to have RUM in your hand.
However, if you stack multiple RUMs, it will be a hand accident this time, so if you can aim for a rank up from this guy, it would be safer to think of it as lucky.
However, if you just want to remove the opponent's cards, he's the same Xyz Monster, but there are many different ranks of the same rank, and the effect of this monster lacks uniqueness, and it also comes with the disadvantage of not being able to attack, so it's a little tough to accumulate in EX...

Since it is a remake monster, its performance has been lowered compared to the original, but I personally think that it is a relatively excellent monster among the dragons remade this time.
The summoning condition has a restriction that the materials of the S monster must be of the same attribute, but this kind of restriction can be done at the stage of building his deck.
Synchro Summoning 4 types of tuners in a row as conditions for effect activation. Decks such as Jund often have multiple types of tuners. If you make full use of it, it won't be so hard to have 4 types of tuners in GY.
The effect pays half of his LP and destroys all cards other than himself. There is also sex.
Some people say that Scarlight and Braro are good, but Scarlight only has monsters with hit points lower than himself, and Braro has different effects, such as total destruction that involves himself. Is it an exclusion grade instead of GY?

Trishula, the currently restricted card, the evil Synchro Monster, has been remade into her Fusion Monster, but I can't deny the feeling that it has been considerably weakened.
In terms of card performance, if you just summon 3 monsters with different card names and you don't need a fusion spell, you can evaluate it as an easy 2700 RBI, but there are probably no duelists who will load EX just for that.
In that case, you want to aim to activate the effect, but if you want to activate the effect again, you will have to use 3 Dragon monsters with different card names and additional conditions will be imposed... Removing the top card of the deck is also a problem, and if you just use it normally, removing the top card of your own deck will only be a disadvantage.
In order to use this monster effectively, his deck is centered around Dragons, and he can make use of exclusion as a strength, but I can think of four Dragon Rulers who are currently banned, but I think they should never be released.

Monster effect ① is a Special Summon limited to P monsters of level 7 or less from the hand, but it is limited to Defense Position and the effect cannot be used, so using this effect does not give you an advantage, rather it consumes 1 hand ad. ing. As for the second effect, this effect is based on the premise that when this guy succeeds in P summoning, he will use GY's P monster as his X material, so it will be destroyed. It's a kind of effect... Well, I doubt if it's worth going to the trouble of going out of my way to use effect 2 to connect to effect 1. Above all, the problem is that if you put this guy out and do a Special Summon limited to the Defense Position and negate the effect with the ① effect, you should be able to put out a level 7P monster with a normal P summon from the beginning, right? That's the story. And as far as the P effect is concerned, I'm sorry about the negate effect of Hope's attack, so it's destroyed immediately after use, so if you can't use it as a scale on the next turn, it's a messy effect. I will let you.