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The signboard of Strak R and the signboard in front of Strak R with similar circumstances, Erebos and Gaius are different monsters in the first place (in the human sense), and Gaius still has a job as 6 Monarch.
In this case, it is a pure remake, and although it has the strength of being able to choose level 7 or 8 and exceed 4000 in terms of ATK increase value.
Regardless of whether or not the remake is stronger after the remake, with powerful removal of banishing the opponent's monsters and increasing his ATK, it is still a threat.
From the status to the attributes to the race, it's all the same, so it's difficult to differentiate.

Low status means dealing with recruiters, and that can be a personality, but for this person, it doesn't make sense unless he's a member of GY... Well, dealing with recruiters is her deck. It doesn't change that it's easy to pull from.
So, this time, her level and status are too high to fish from GY.
Although there is a strong ally called the Gospel, the fundamental problem that it would be better to use powerful Dragons of the same level this time stands in the way.
As I mentioned earlier, this person is the only Level 7 Dragon that can be used as a Recruiter, and on top of that, he's a level 7 FIRE Dragon that's easy to handle, either this person or the Spirit Yamata Dragon.

Living 《Monster Reincarnation》…Limited to level 7 and above
Because the target is level 7 or higher and loose
Using a Prismer that can be summoned from the deck in Alive to knock fusion materials off her deck and collect them, collect Goes, drop two normal monsters with 《Painful Decision》and drop them to level 7 or higher... collect Ushiru while meeting the summoning conditions of Ushiru, etc. Such a convenient woman.

There is no doubt that it has a wider range than the maiden and is easier to handle.
There isn't much reason to go out of your way to use this child.
Compared to Otome, that one is activated even when it is targeted, and the most important thing is that it can be dealt with from her deck, so that one might be stronger.
However, she has a wide range and FIRE Defense 200, so there is definitely some use for it.

Hassan.
Unlike the Noble Knight, which is equipped from the deck and used as a semi-universal GY manure, this is a salvage of sorts. If he is a GY who has a certain amount of fat, he can be used to equip Arc Blaze and play an active role as a 17 RBI, so that the Dragon can be revived by the Arc Blaze effect.
Anyway, like Noble Knight, he can be used as a GY dragon all-purpose composition by composing with Ruins, in which case Arc Blaze can be reused more smoothly.
By the way, I think some of you may have remembered something about the equipment from GY, but if you equip this human rider, you can imitate the Rev Rider who can be revived infinitely. That's why there's nothing more.

A handsome guy who is awfully easy to use.
Ikemen these days are really hardworking... Kenji-kun.
Equip a rider and revive this child with the effect of this child, revive this child with the rider effect that fell into GY and equip it with the rider with the leva effect, in reverse order, equip the rider with the leva and then with the rider effect with the field (leva equipped with the rider) is completely destroyed and this child is revived, the target Leva and this child are equipped with any Dragon from the Deck by the Rider effect that was destroyed, and this child is equipped with any Dragon from the Deck in reverse order, then is Rider. The field is completely destroyed (but this child is not destroyed by the effect when equipped) and Leva is revived and Leva is equipped with Rider. If you activate this child's effect, you can infinitely feed 7-8 dragons to his GY in a loop where you can do the same thing over and over again. I won't say it because I don't need to explain each and every thing, like dropping as many dragons as you like, so you can understand how strong it is, but one thing I can say for sure is that the Dragon Ruler will never come back.
Equipping the Amalfactor playfully, splitting the Amalfactor with Sky Iris allows him to search for Odd-Eyes addends while he searches for Dracoverlord and is active outside of Fergra.

The only difference between before and after the remake is the direction and color...the mysterious Piro Piro in my head.
Although it takes a target, it ignores the destruction resistance of banishment, removes it that is difficult to reuse, and turns its level (rank) into power. strong!
To be honest, if it's just that, it's just one monster out of hundreds of large dragons.
A level 7/8 Dragon monster... In other words, one of the most easy-to-handle and powerful cards when viewed as a Dragon that combos with various Felgrastrak cards.
There are 2800 raw hit points, which is about the same as the highest Monarch line, and it is more effective than there, so in most cases it exceeds 3000. Depending on the case, the ruins are also pasted together, so it is relatively easy to create a rather nasty board surface where the lock cannot be unlocked unless the ruins are broken or processed from Normal Summon.
The effect at the time of battle destruction can be used to revive Leva or connect it to further Fergra. It is also convenient to remember that it is one of the means to specialize Arc Blaze without using the Gospel.

Am I the only one who thinks there is no trace
The face-side Spell Trap removal effect that kills Pendulums and Monarchs reacts like a pigeon eating a pea shooter if you suddenly revive it with Gospel.
The main important thing is the effect of 2, GY fertilize and GY fertilize, and he will revive the dragons that have fallen into GY and perform Revriders and sudden exclusions. In particular, the simultaneous composition of three bodies after the loop of Noble Knight and Revrider is a masterpiece.

I wonder why it's a rare card even though it's the best card, I wonder if it won't be recorded in some Strak
Call Alien Soldier from the Deck to summon level 4 Xyz Kingle, use the Kingle effect to cut the Soldier and move like an ammonite search, I like it.

Relatively loose activation conditions lead to fewer opponents to activate as it is...
Even Synchro Monsters that you see quite often can't steal Natubi led by EM, SR, and Clear Wing that you often see in other Synchro Decks.
Well, the target of the banned card Brainwashing Brain Control is a limited version of Synchro, so it's not weak, but it can't really show its power unless you're in an environment that really leans towards Synchro.

It's a Normal Spell that can't be used during the opponent's turn.
If you try to use it seriously, even if it's only ATK, it's about 90% of the time that you can rush.
Defense goes up for the time being, he can deal with Superheavy Samurai, but then the fact that he's a Spell is a hindrance.
The most reasonable way to use it is to combine it with 《Magnum Shield》and it will work as a 1400 bump card...

It's actually wider because it's stacked on top of Pain Gainer, which is stacked on dark ranks 8 to 10, but it's easier to see it as an enhancement to rank 10 in terms of the extra frame.
4000 RBI is strong enough, but if you survive for 1 turn, Ark Knight will cry and kneel on the ground.
If it's just damage on the train, Gustav is better because it can deal with Limisolution, but for the time being, as a rank 10, it will probably compete with Dora for a seat.

A high-ranked newcomer with a wider range than the Seventh Shins with a built-in 《Xyz Territory》-like effect.
Although the effect is somewhat peculiar, this person (rank 11) and rank 10... If you line up two of them around Dora, the defense power will be (10 + 11) x 200 = 4200, and if you line up with the aforementioned Dora, Dora will have 4000 defense. A trump card that allows people to destroy monsters with 4200 DEF and less DEF to prevent them from being affected even during the opponent's turn.

Rank 10 newcomer.
It's effectively a minor change to the Ancient Holy Wyvern, but to be honest, it's not very useful.
As for his main job, he is DARK Rank 10, so he replies from spider to spider. However, if you can destroy the effect before replying, it will be delicious, so the effect itself is powerful.

He is a galaxy dragon who is talked about in the streets because he looks like Qubeley.
The power of Turn 1 Spell negate in Pendulum's infested environment. And I don't use the material, but rather use it as the material.
A guard that stretches his body more than Hope, and a shapeshifter that can develop a ruthless offensive stance that abandons his friends and turns into his own power.
Hope will stop the attack itself, but you will divert the attack over here, so a battle will occur, and if you make good use of it, you may be able to create a stronger defense than Hope. Like Honest.