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Neos Pacian, which has the effect of bouncing itself with a monster that fights
It has even become a restricted card because it easily removes the ace monsters that were put out with great difficulty, ignoring most of their resistances, let alone RBI points.
However, currently, there is a tendency not to use monsters that can be removed until the Battle Phase is entered, and there is also the existence of "the Timelord", which has a stronger removal effect even though it is used up, so its position as a general-purpose card is perfect. lost to
That said, he's a versatile and easy-to-use effect in Neos Pacian, so it should work well in his deck.

Evilswarm Normal Monster
This card is probably the easiest to Special Summon in his level 4 Evilswarm to deal with rabbits.
However, it is a delicate place that the expected GUY is subject to the condition of 《Steelswarm Cell》.
The RBI is also high, and it is also useful for cutting LP.

Altergeist's Synchro Monster
The attack negate effect is probably aimed at combos with kuntieri and marionettes. However, the other party knows that it will be negate, and I don't think it will dare to attack, so it only suppresses the attack.
The revive effect when released helps supply the cost of his Link Monsters such as Hextia each turn. However, the existing "Altergeist" Deck does not have the problem of insufficient release costs, so there is little need to use this card.
Neither effect is completely useless, but it's not a card with enough effect to adopt a tuner for it and use it in the "Altergeist" Deck.

Generic Rank 4 with Deck Bounce Effect
It can be said that it is a low-risk, high-return effect because it can appear by lining up two Level 4s, and it can be removed without destroying any type of face-up card.
Currently, there is Knightmare Unicorn, which has a similar Deck bounce effect, but since it doesn't matter the level, it requires a hand cost for 3 materials, and the Deck that can be produced is narrowed, but it's easy to use.
On the other hand, after using the effect once, he who cannot use the effect becomes a monster with ATK 2000. However, it can be said that his position has risen since a while, as he will become Azeus if he can attack.
It's not as outstanding as it was in the 9th period, but it's still a useful monster.

"Altergeist" monster with Special Summon effect from hand
However, in order to activate the effect on its own, you must point 2 Link Markers in your direction and put out an Altergeist Link Monster (at least Link 2).
The current "Altergeist" does not have the power to create such a situation in one turn, and the target Link Monster will probably borrow the power of monsters outside the theme to develop it.
If the activation is successful, the target monster can be turned into an "Altergeist", so it is possible to issue the "Altergeist" links of Links 3 and 4. However, at present, when asked if those monsters want to put out that much, I don't think there are any that want to put out that much.
I don't think it's that weak because it can increase the number of "Ostergeist" on the field, but I don't think it's a necessary card for the current "Altergeist".

A Normal Spell that can search for lesser Cyberse
There are many low-level Cyberse cards that can be used as an initial move, making it an excellent search card that can increase the stability of the initial move.
Although there is a hand cost, it would be ideal if you could use a card such as Mathmech Sigma that can activate an effect with his GY as the cost, or revive a monster that was used as the cost such as Cyberse Gadget.
On the other hand, if you negate it, you lose 2 cards in your hand, and in decks that can't use the cost well, the opening hand becomes weaker by the cost, so it's not a card that can be used without thinking in a Cyberse Deck.
All in all, it's a good card with disadvantages that outweigh its advantages.

A card that searches for 《Iron Core of Koa'ki Meiru》, the key card of Koa'ki Meiru
In order to stably activate the effects of "Urnite", etc., I'm grateful for the steel core search method.
However, since the hand cost is also required, it is a loss in terms of advantage, so rather than searching with this card, I want to draw or search with other cards.
In addition, since the search target is pinpoint, it cannot be used to search for other cards when there is already a steel core, which is very inconvenient.

His deck fusion card of "Gem-Knight" next to "Brilliant Fusion"
Even if it's not Rock, if you fuse summon it with 1 copy and then fertilize his GY with 2 copies, it will lead to massive expansion and it's powerful.
It shares the activation conditions with Quartz, so you can search for it over there and instantly fusion summon it.
As mentioned above, if you ignore various restrictions, it is a level card that can be called a power card.
However, in reality, due to various restrictions, it is a card that is difficult to adopt easily.
First of all, if there are no monsters on the opponent's field, you can't even activate it. Playing second is almost fine, but otherwise he can't even fuse his hand, which is a big problem with his Deck, "Gem-Knight," which can aim for one kill when going first.
And after activation, general-purpose links such as access codes cannot be Special Summoned, so the ability to respond will be narrowed. However, in this regard, "Gem-Knight" alone can be expanded considerably.
If you want to use it even in advance, would it be better to use it together with 《Black Garden》etc.?
The effect is powerful, so it's a regrettable card.

“Darklord” monsters with level 9 common effects
"Darklord" can use common effects by being on the field, so the destruction resistance is a good thing. In particular, I want to protect Lucifer and the others, who are super-large monsters, because they will cause a lot of damage if they are removed.
Also, since it functions without activating it, you can avoid its destruction by chaining to a destruction effect and copying Banishment of the Darklords with a monster's effect to search for this card.
However, since it cannot be actively sent from the hand to his GY and is not compatible with trade-in, it is also a monster that is prone to card accidents.

"Darklord" monsters with common effects at level 8
The common effect can be said to be the basic tactic of "Darklord", and it can be evaluated to a certain extent when you have it.
The unique effect is a penetrating benefit to Fairy, which is moderately useful for her Darklord, who has a higher ATK overall.
However, what should be noted is the level rather than such an effect, and it will be possible to trade in to Superbia and Rank 8.

"@Ignister", the first Link 6 with complete immunity Link Monster
Judging from its summoning conditions and its success in the anime, it can be said that it is Ai's trump card.
Originally, his ATK is 0, but if you use the effect of the Dark Knight, you can hit more than 4000 RBI.
It has the effect of removing monsters, and it is unlikely that you will be able to keep putting out wall monsters and not be able to give a decisive blow like the old perfect resistance.
It can also generate tokens, which is useful for further link summoning. The anime version has a hit-up effect proportional to the number of cards in your field, and it contributed to that hit-up, but it was cut off in OCG.
Due to its complete resistance, it is difficult to break through outside of battle, but there are many monsters that destroy this card in battle on Link 4, such as the access code, and it is easy to become a bite dog alone.

His Naturia Field Spell with search effect
"Naturia" S monsters have a counter effect with almost no limit on the number of times it can be used, so it seems that the activation conditions can be easily met by spinning. However, after knowing that it will be searched after being negate, there is no reason to activate the effect, and the activation conditions will basically be met with Counter Trap.
It's also a shame that the search effect is passive and doesn't contribute to Deck's stability.
That said, I think it's better than a Field Spell that kills some normal draws for the advantage you get.

Constellar rank 5 monster
Although it does take targets, X monsters with free chain removal effects were rare at the time and were excellent control monsters.
However, nowadays there are many Xyz monsters with free chain removal effect, and I get the impression that it is a single card with an average suppression effect.

A Trap card designed on the assumption that 《The First Darklord》will be issued.
However, it does not have the effect of reducing the consumption of materials, and it also has an activation cost, making normal activation unrealistic. Therefore, it is assumed that it will be activated using the copy effect that Ishtam and others have.
Even so, after preparing this card in his GY, deploying his Darklord with a copy effect on his own field, and then finally being able to do it with just Polymerization is still heavy.
If the deck spins to a certain extent, there will be an opportunity to activate it, but if the fusion that was put out with much effort is removed by something like Counter Trap, it will cause tremendous damage.
If you want to play 《The First Darklord》, there are cards like 《Necro Fusion》that are easy to reduce the consumption, so you want to take advantage of the fact that this card is also a “Darklord” card.
Either way, it cannot be denied that it is a romantic card.

"Darklord" monsters that revive other Fairies when revived
By going through this card at the altar, you can additionally revive any Fairy other than the same name at Attack Position.
As a point of caution, since it is an optional effect of time, even if you copy Kaidan with the effect of a "Darklord" monster and revive it, you will not be able to revive it because you missed the timing.
Also, since it is a top class monster, it will rot in your hand on its own. Therefore, I would like to use cards such as Ishtam and Trade-In that can be sent to GY and turn her deck.