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It's a card with a rival character motif, but since it's no longer a tuner from the original work, it's difficult to use it with Jack's Deck.
A card that works with GY and has effects related to Normal Trap.
1 can be activated immediately by normal trap search, but the uncertainty is high as it is.
You can increase the certainty by the effect of 2, but you will need to increase the ratio of Normal Trap.
Thanks to the blessed status of darkness, devil and level 1, there is no need to worry about sending it to GY.
In particular, his Fiend has Trap Beat Demon Decks such as Lady of Lament and Labrynth, so it's easy to share support.
I choose Deck, but I think it's not a bad card.

Isn't it the strongest if you combine the reach of the spear with the shield?
However... this is the reality...!
It's actually a common story, but it's half-hearted... no, it's not half-hearted. What is this shabby increase?
The 400 enhancement that can be used up with one consumption is a gag. Since it's a trap, it doesn't even have a quick attack. Moreover, I thought it was the earliest card, but it's a mid-GX card. It has been reprinted twice as a bonus. Who got it. If you forcefully evaluate it, it's hard to rot.
It will be an unmistakable industrial waste with upward compatibility.

A card that can be said to be an enhanced version with weakening attached to the hexagram.
However, since it is only involved in combat, it can be said that it is almost an attack reaction, so it is weak against removal, and now that the threat of monster effects is rampant, it is quite a worry that the effect cannot be stopped.
In the end, it's undeniably half-baked, and there are other better cards out there, so it won't stand up to practical use now.

In contrast to the Hexagram that stops attacks, this is a card that stops you from using it as a material.
However, it only responds to release acts and S summons and gabagaba. It's the fate of a card that blocks only a specific action like this, but it's been greatly influenced by the changes of the times, and there are various summoning methods, and there are links that are desirable for using EX monsters together. I wonder if it works.
It's been a iffy card since its inception, not long after X was born, and its future seems to have ended the moment it was born. I think it's an industrial waste card with a six-pointed star or less.

I was blown away that I was able to stop the (anime version) Zark in some video.
I can lock one monster, but it's too painful not to be able to stop the effect while the threat from Effect Monsters is increasing. Now that the deployment power is increasing, even if one body is stopped. It's an early card, so it can't be helped.
There are many other useful items such as demoche and screen of red, so if you are not a fan, you will not be able to use it.

Satellarknight-like design.
The effect is similar to Junk Warrior, but unlike over there, it always fluctuates, and lining up weak level 2s is a lot of risk.
If you line up all of the same names and fill the field at level 2, you can demonstrate moderate explosive power with multiple RBIs of 3200. Compared to the calculator, it also supports runaway summons.
However, it's a combo premise, and after all, the narrow range of level 2 only makes me want to have a headache.
I don't think there's anything that can't be used depending on the ingenuity, but I don't think it's attractive enough to make it so.

The effect is excellent, reviving two bodies with one card, but the trigger is a big bottleneck. It's slow, passive, and you have to target two targets, so it doesn't work well.
Also, at this level, there are many other resurrection cards that can be used more actively. You won't be able to use it as a material procurement staff.
For the time being, it has good compatibility with sending, and there are things such as Giant Virus and Momonga that are suitable for sending and have good compatibility with this card.
After sending it, if you destroy it in battle, you can aim for a follow-up attack with the revived card.
However, since the RBI is generally low in this level range, it will not be a great hitting power. Its purpose is to inflict damage, so it might be a good match with the bandits.
Although it looks simple, it gives the impression of a card that is somewhat difficult to handle.

It can be used properly as a level 3 or 4 and can move flexibly as a material. It sounds good, but it's troublesome that the condition depends on the battle position.
It's difficult to function on its own, and stable operation is difficult unless you prepare a deployment method.
The impression is that the card is poor in dexterity.

A card that can be handled as a level 3 with a lot of support support at level 2, and can be moved flexibly as a material.
However, it is difficult to function on its own, and even if it only has the ability to manipulate levels, it is a delicate story, and in the end it tends to be framed by other cards.

This name must be the question that this card poses to the player. However, it's a ridiculous effect to use that kind of effort on him, and it's a passive effect, and what you can do is clearly not worth the change in defense.
If I had to pick an advantage, my opponent might find it silly to use removal because the effect is this. Well, it would be a punchline to be negate-ized and not be a good target.
I think it's a masochistic card that can only be used if you're not a big fan.
It's frustrating that there are so many unnecessary reprints, and I want Konmai to take care of its resources.

At the beginning of its appearance, the impression was that it was severely criticized due to its naming. However, it's a card that's been re-evaluated in his deck dealing with rank 2, especially around the time Acting Angels climbed into the format.
Resistant using materials to strengthen the whole and handle both walls and support.
There weren't many options for Rank 2, so if I wanted to use Rank 2, I would definitely do it... but due to the effects of successive inflations, various headwinds are blowing. Due to the increase in removal and negate methods, it has become easier to remove, and we can no longer expect it to be as active as it used to be. Compared to the past, there are more options for rank 2, and the new rules make it difficult to line up EX monsters without a link destination, but the current situation is that you don't want to fill the zone with wall monsters.
If he can play an active role, he can be an attacker by changing offense and defense around Ojama, and can increase the total RBI by strengthening the whole team.
Compared to the past, I feel that the place where I am active has become considerably smaller.

The firepower is high, and it wasn't bad when there weren't many options for rank 3, but the successive inflations made it pretty tough. Even though it takes time and effort to summon X, 2000 RBI is already insufficient.
Dinosaurs aren't the dinosaurs of today with more card pools...
The fact that it can produce Volka from Astral, and the fact that it is an accident-prone RUM, and the fact that it has low performance just for that reason, makes me feel uncomfortable.
If you don't like the basics, I don't think it will be used anymore.

A trap stun that can be activated every turn, although the presence of DD is a condition for activation. The search method is also easier with Kepler, and it is convenient to be able to deploy without worrying about traps.
However, the adoption rate of the current environment Trap has dropped significantly, and the era is mainly obstruction by suppressing/flyche removal and hand trigger monsters. Even if you handle it properly, it is difficult to handle effectively. DD also has Saifleet who can negate spells, even if it's only for one turn.
However, the whole negate that can be activated in the free chain is quite valuable. It also affects your own cards, but it also means that you can negate Skidre and Vanity's Emptiness only on your turn.
Basically, I think it's a card for the side, but depending on the ingenuity, it can be a card that can do interesting moves.

The Dark Contract is given resistance to effect destruction, making it easier to maintain, but as already said, the Dark Contract is a cost like Lamia and is rarely maintained.
Even with the effects of GY, he doesn't recover GY resources, and it takes time to fertilize her GY and search, and it's a DD that develops at high speed.
There are many other ways to maintain the Dark Contract, and it doesn't work on its own, so DD would be out of scope.

Recruit x Salvage○, the guys in the illustrations are also different from the DD and various contradictions.
It's an effect for turning back, but it's tough depending on the opponent's place. Of course, it's an era where there are many mass deployments, but in this era where inflation is intense and there are many removal and suppression effects, I wonder if I can even afford to activate this.
In addition, the DD itself is a high-speed deployment deck, and after all, the DD has a lot of his GY activation and resurrection effects, so the compatibility with recovery itself is delicate. It depends on the situation. Overwhelmingly, there are more cases of resuscitation or his GY activation.
The current DD is a card that is out of the adoption range.