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It is a monster that will be the final destination of solitaire next to the new large Synchro Monster, Quasar, and Syfur.
You can exclude yourself and hit whatever you want from sentences, notifications, and super electromagnetic waves.The all-purpose counter is the same as Quasar, but it can also deal with Lightning, which Quasar is not good at, and can protect other monsters and buy time. can also
Excluding yourself with a cost is both a poison and a medicine. Since it leaves the field, it is difficult to remove it. The medicine side is bigger.
It has more control power than Quasar, but it doesn't attack twice, and it's more defensive than Quasar, so I'd like to use it properly.

A card that demonstrates its true value to the extent that it can drive you into a tight spot.It's a brutal card that isn't highly evaluated but can be traumatic if used.
The lower the LP, the more it works as a pseudo-whole removal card, it's a bounce that doesn't take a target, so it's natural to ignore destruction resistance and target resistance, and "the opponent has to return", so even if you have perfect resistance, there's no question. In terms of removal performance, which must be brought back, it is outstanding at a level that even other Yu-Gi-Oh cards cannot follow.
Of course, unlike other general-purpose removal cards, it can't be used in any situation, and can only be used when LP is low, so its versatility is inferior, but its explosive power is significantly higher. It can be said that it is a card that can lead to a great reversal from inferiority because of its characteristics.

Continuous Spell, which can be searched by the name of Field Spell, which is popular only for yourself, is now an annual event.
With 1, TRUE hit points are increased, and the increase value is weak, so it looks like a bonus, but even with this increase value, Master P with idiot resistance can't be fooled, so it can't be taken lightly. To be honest, considering the strength and characteristics of the theme, these two are not at a bad level so as to be called industrial waste.
However, these two are just a bonus and the actual effect is 3. Destroy 1 card in your hand or field to search for TRUE, destroy and search, so at first glance it looks like a 1: 1 exchange, but TRUE is destroyed. Since it creates an advantage, even destroying it is actually an advantage. Any card can be destroyed, so it is possible to go on a business trip to a Deck that benefits from destroying it, such as Kozmo or Fire King. I understand well.
And last but not least, it doesn't even have a single limit that even recent crazy cards have.
It was banned in just 8 months after its release due to the card power that can't be described other than its total destruction.

A card that has been abused in Brilliant recently, this guy was treated as an unnecessary child by pure Gem-Knight, but it is very popular as a business trip abuse part, and it is still being abused today.
With Brilliant, you can drop Lazuli and Serpents, collect Serpents, and make Enfee. However, due to the influence of this, the price is steadily rising and is approaching four digits.
I don't think it's a bad way to use a card that wasn't evaluated purely, but it's not bad in itself... maybe.

A great card that has a wider range than limited reinforcements, the Powered Dinosaur Reinforcements, yet blindingly unlimited, highlights the difference in versatility between Warriors and Dinosaurs.
However, with the next Strak, Dinosaur will be greatly enhanced, so this card will finally see the light of day.

EM's Fusion Monster, which is treated as a loser due to the limited number of decks that can be used, is a dangerous card with a rather ridiculous thing written on it.
The number of cards in the first field x 200 burns seems plain at first glance, but now that there are Pendulums, it's a fairly ridiculous number.
However, the bad news is that after that, if you use Pendulum as a material, you can destroy the opponent's monster without targeting it, and it will deal ATK worth of damage to the opponent as it is. It's a stronger version of Volka, and when combined with the first Burn, it does a fair amount of damage.
And even though it has this kind of burn effect, it doesn't have any attack restrictions like Volka. It's a pretty dangerous card.
The decks that can be used are limited, but there are quite a few DARKs worth 5 or more.

The trump card of the advanced type TRUE, this guy is definitely the one with the strangest single performance among the TRUEs.
If you don't Tribute Summon, it's just vanilla, but it's possible to release a TRUE common Spell Trap and cheat Tribute Summon (), so it's not heavy at all. You can destroy Friche with only a light cost that doesn't cost much, and you can't deal with effects due to resistance, so if you try to break through with RBI, you'll be killed by Friche, Anomalocaris looks cute...
A broken card that can be said to be TRUE's trump card without complaining.
There was no way this card power would be allowed, and in 8 months from its release, it would not be allowed to go to jail, or have a feces resistant flicde destruction that could be a bogus Tribute Summon.

Raised due to low rating.
A card that has grown from being treated as Soss before Strak to a core card in his deck due to Strak.
It's true that with this status, if you just wait, your opponent will destroy it by battle, but you can easily destroy it with 《Survival's End》or Oviraptor, and you can even destroy it from your hand with Dragonic D and from your Deck with 《Lost World》. Since it is possible, it is very easy to actively activate its effect, and it is a card that has come to be valued precisely because it is an era where you can easily destroy your own cards.
And compared to 《Petiteranodon》, which is a part of solitaire because there is no single limit or prohibition of the same name, it seems inferior in that you can not call advanced players suddenly, but the advantage of being able to call tuners such as Auro and the same name is better. Much larger and easier to use.
It's now a staple card in a complete Dinosaur Deck.

A dangerous card that is soaring due to the influence of twitter rumors that don't even know if it's true or not.
Whether it's true or not, if the rumor that he'll have 12,000 LP from April is true, it's a light greed that can be activated in the first hand, and it's more costly than light greed. It may be quicker to say that it takes a lot of greed.
However, in that case, if Konami has not forgotten the existence of this card, there is a possibility that it will be banned in the April revision, so it is only a rumor in the first place that the price is soaring at this stage I can only say that something is wrong.
In any case, in many ways, it's a card whose future trends are something to look forward to, so the evaluation is based on its current performance.

In the past, the restricted card that was used as a card that actually produced a rank 4, Norden was banned, so it can only be included in his deck with good compatibility, and the restrictions have been lifted.
It goes without saying that the effect is excellent, but it can be used in a wide range of ways, such as procuring materials, using only effects, and securing release. Because it is a material, the usefulness of the material is first-class.
With Norden's ban, it started to be used in its original way, and it was thought that it was already safe. I think it's fine as long as it doesn't rampage, but if Neptune rampages in the environment, my position may be in jeopardy again.
It's a good card if you use it normally, but "if you use it normally".

Rank 11, which is one of the few unbound ranks, although in reality it overlaps with ranks 8 and 10 of her DARK.
It plays an active role as an underlay to bring out Seven Shins from rank 8 and rank 10, but although it is underlay, this guy's specs are sufficiently high on its own. Being able to annihilate up to 2200 DEF is quite strong on its own, and if there's someone next to it, it's even more powerful.
It's also perfect as an outburst before becoming Seven Sins, and he will continue to play an active role in decks that can produce DARK at ranks 8 to 10.

3000 RBI to negate spells, and support for "Galaxy" is acceptable.
You can negate a spell once per turn, and if you negate it, it will be your Xyz material instead of destroying it. Since it's when you do, you can chain it to negate permanent or field "effect activation", 2 and 3 are a bonus, but 1 effect is excellent, so I don't really care.
However, since monster effects cannot be interfered with and have no resistance, Decks that do not rely on spells can easily treat them as vanilla figurines. It's a card that you want to put up first, but it's easy to deal with just by putting it up for the time being, so you want to choose your opponent and put it out.

A remake of the Machine Giant, gaining murderous intent in exchange for deadly power.
Penetration is the same as the original giant, but if you destroy a monster, you can use the hand cost to attack up to 3 times, and even if it is destroyed, it will be an advantage with the ancient machine salvage in the fusion search. It does 1 kill class damage.
However, the effect of blocking the attack, which is synonymous with the ancient machine, has disappeared, and the continuous attack and the cost of the hand card only for monsters are not stupid in the ancient machine. It hurts that you can't use it unless you put it in your Deck, it's a card that's strong on its wording but a bit of a headache when you actually think about it.
Is it a standing position that can be useful occasionally if you put it in with a pin?

VFD, a card whose value has risen with the appearance of a strong Rank 9, still specializes in Rank 9 materials, but has made it possible to take control of Ancient Machines first.
In Ancient Machines, 9 Reactors are easily produced, and since they are all Machines, they are hard to rot, making them fairly easy to handle as Rank 9 materials. It wasn't there, but VFD, a powerful suppression monster, came out, so the value went up at once.
It's a card that allows you to take control of the Ancient Machine first, which you couldn't do first, and you could only put a Gear Devil at the end, and the rating of this card will increase as Rank 9 is fulfilled.

New fusion, transcendence probably means to transcend the (fusion) dimension.
Its performance is a ridiculous cost of 2000 LP and the disadvantage that it can only be fused in the field, but in exchange for super fusion, it has the effect of sealing all chains and reviving materials after fusion, the strength that does not allow chains Proven in Super Fusion, the revived material itself is rendered powerless, but there are no restrictions on how it can be used, so it can be used for Xyz, Synchronization, and Fusion.
However, even if you take that into consideration, the 2000 cost and field restrictions cannot be ignored. It is relatively easy to handle from the existence, but it can be said that it is a card that chooses Deck considerably.