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In contrast to the deadly Valeso, this one feels like a board-breaking Valero.
It's a non-destructive effect that doesn't take damage, and it doesn't take targets, so most of the resistances are super-excellent effects that specialize in flipping the board.
When it comes to burying the Mascarena Astrum that neither Valeso nor Access can afford, this card is the one.
If you use the attack and defense increase/decrease effect that cannot be chained due to priority when an attack is declared, you won't be afraid of air attacks, and if you use it after a successful link summon, you can deal with abyss and torrents.
It's sometimes misunderstood, but be aware that the target resistance is limited to monster effects, and Otori and Awakage work normally.
Its resistance is more trustworthy than Valeso's, but it's surprisingly fragile once you pass the turn to your opponent.

A trump card with a miraculous performance that was added to the Alien that appeared in the 5th period after the 6th period.
It doesn't have any permanent or triggered immediate effect of resistance or suppression, but it should be praised that it was born at this hit point against this effect and level due to the adjustment at that time.
Every time his new Equip Spell, Field Spell, Continuous Spell, or Continuous Trap is released, it's exciting effects that make you want to try it out, and that's why he continues to be loved by so many fans.
Neither the bounce effect nor the removal effect have a name of turn 1. After using the effect, you can use it for various materials, and if you revive it with libide, you can use both effects again. The synergy with the ruins is amazing.
It would have been nice if he had an Alien name, but there is no doubt that he is a masterpiece monster that has not faded even after more than 10 years since its appearance.
Since "Alien Ammonite" was specified as a Synchro Material by name, Synchro Overtake appeared in the 11th period, and I think it was a big factor that it became possible to summon Ammo just by showing this card from EX.

A splendid monster that defended the general-purpose link 3 most right wing until the end for the three years of the 10th term when Link was introduced.
His decent ATK, a deck that doesn't choose the type of card, a useful removal effect called bounce, extremely loose restrictions and the number of materials required, unlike the Troymare guys in Link 2, it's not suitable for the opponent's side, and it's a main extra Which zone? A capable link marker who can work from anywhere.
If you put it in your extra deck, you can't miss it, and it's pretty good to be able to insert one removal at the relay point following Link 4.
It is also easy to be adopted in a set because it is mutually linked with the versatile Phoenix.

A very valuable advanced Alien with the ability to avalanche from the hand without creating a chain block due to its own SS effect, and the ability to actively place A counters on the opponent's monster alone due to the activation effect.
Only one card with the same name can be placed on the field due to its own effect, but it can be said that it is unique to this era that there are no restrictions such as the name Turn 1 for his Special Summon and the effect that puts counters on the whole using this method.
When adopting a large capture or a try, you can't miss the fact that you can release the monsters obtained by the effect and use his Tribute Summon normally.
The effect of placing a counter has absolutely nothing to do with target resistance, and it is undoubtedly the best monster as an A counter earner, and if you look only at the stability of its operation, its performance surpasses even Golgar.
If it's a counter axis, it's better to adopt this card than to add a slow level 4 Alien just because "I'm worried about the number of low class monsters that can be used as materials for Golgar".
It's a Level 6 monster, so when using it as an Xyz material, it's a good idea to combine it with the opponent's monsters that you've captured with Otori or Ray to make Sheridan.

It is a Link 1 that is said to be strong in its own existence, and it is an attractive monster that can send any NS monster as its link material to his GY.
However, with Link Monsters that can't be in Defense Position, ATK is 0, there is only a restriction effect and no monster effect, the marker is only facing the opponent, and Link 1 cannot be Link Summoned in Main 1 due to the super intense quadruple pain, partly due to the existence of Almira. Cards that are faster to count from the bottom.
In particular, not being able to Link Summon in the main 1 is a fatal disadvantage in that you can't use it to form an initial move when going first, so this alone feels like a minus 5 point, but on the contrary, if it's possible, it's too convenient, so it's reasonable. It is a troublesome thing that it is also an adjustment.
If you want to deal with NS monsters that you have stolen from your opponent with 《Crackdown》alone, or if you want to send monsters that cannot be used as materials with Link 1 monsters such as Almiraj, Wrinkly, and Artemis to GY alone, It looks like I can use it to break through villages and cost for Wands and Rudras...
Actually, he is EARTH, not darkness or light.

Currently, this is the card that is most likely to appear in Charmer Link.
It is ◎ that you can get out of 2 Skego Sheep Tokens, and it is also perfect for getting a foothold from Sheep to Selene.
The effect of special summoning his EARTH from his opponent's GY is a hand trigger group goki, and it is also a tail wind that there is a big regular Pancra sensei on the side.
If you can use your own effect to bring out the opponent's monsters, you can go straight to Rank 3, so if you have extra extras, you can use Selene, Unicorn, and access that Selene can do.
Pancra and G are the appropriate search destinations when you are defeated.

At the time of the initial review submission, this card was attracting attention as a card that could overcome Released Third Lagoon and Void & Command Dragoon with just one card.
Unlike Sandaion, which can defeat Dragoon with just one copy, this one has a relatively fatal weakness of being vulnerable to Awakage and Veiler, but it can be searched with 《Time Maiden》.
With Dragoon becoming a banned card, his role as a Dragoon Killer has ended.

Among the many permanent meta traps that completely block each other's special summons, it is a particularly binding card, and one of the few trap cards that are subject to some kind of regulation as of 2020, excluding banned cards.
A rare card that destroys itself when certain conditions are met, but actually creates a chain block and breaks it.
Even if this effect is already applied, sending another card to his GY in the middle of the chain will not cause this card to immediately self-destruct, so be careful.
It's easy to break, but it doesn't matter if it's banished or sent from your hand to GY, the activation itself is Furice and has no cost, so its versatility is very high, and if you can stop it once with a chain activation, it's enough idea. It can be said that there are no permanent Special Summon seal cards that are so easy to use.
Postscript: Following the imperial decree that banned it in April 2022, this card was also banned in July's Limit Regulations.
After all, it is too outrageous to use it to open at the same time as the opponent's turn of the second attack begins after doing whatever you want with the first attack. I felt like I had reached my limit when I came up with a way to attract cards.
For monsters with complete immunity, his Kaiju avoidance was the best, but from now on, that will no longer be the case.
With the departure of the two major giants of permanent meta traps, Edict and Void, Trap cards that can be used in official duels and are regulated are restricted to reboot and linkane, and semi-restricted to blood stains, and finally there are only 3 cards. I got it.

A card that makes you feel grateful that there is a monster that casually removes her Spell Trap in the lower level of the main deck that belongs to the theme.
In recent years, it tends to be neglected to introduce his spells and traps that destroy meta permanence from the main, so it is very useful when encountering perpetual meta other than negate monster effects such as Skidre.
You can also destroy your own cards, so you can use it when you want to remove the equipped Hastor, or when imperial orders or nothingness get in the way.
The stats are decent, and if it's not a build that doesn't care about anything other than Soldier and Golgar ahead, it's a level 4 Alien that I'd like to have in his deck, but to activate the effect, it's a level 4 Alien. It's a bit disappointing that you can't remove the A counter.

A Level 4 Alien who demonstrates his power with his Alien on the A counter axis that uses 《Brainwashing Beam》and Triangle.
It continues to place A counters endlessly on monsters that have been SSed, and its effect is one that embodies the strength of its permanent effect. be silent.
It's pretty strong among the lower-ranking Aliens with similar stats and lackluster effects, but be aware that it doesn't work well with planetary pollution removal effects.
Also, since it only responds to SS, unlike Warrior, it is extremely weak against monsters that hit directly from NS, so assistance with back cards etc. is indispensable.

A new Hall Trap that captures her GY trigger on hand triggers, incidentally exclude triggers, and has a huge effect damage equivalent to the warning cost.
It doesn't destroy it just by negate it, but the effect of monsters activated in these areas has little effect because it doesn't matter whether they are destroyed or not, except for the type that remains in the hand when negate.
It has no cost and is versatile enough on its own, but Hall Trap is even stronger, and if Atla or Fresia comes into play, there is no doubt that you will be able to fire this card with a high probability.
In particular, Fresia has become one of the most powerful interference cards with the introduction of this card, and it has been attracting attention as a card that can do Nibiru Care in the middle of development.

She has the lowest priority among low-ranking witches due to her status of not being able to participate in battle, and the conditions for triggering the GY effect, which is strong but difficult to activate stably.
Of the four attributes, I have to say that EARTH, which is the most likely to be sucked into Super Fusion = 《Mudragon of the Swamp》, is not a little negative.
However, since he has 2000 DEF, if he is blocked from Special Summon by a monster's permanent effect, it might be useful to use this card or Vist as a foothold to release Heine or Veil to give him a Tribute Summon. unknown.
As mentioned above, the effect itself is quite strong, and you can use the effect if you are conscious of playing with 0 cards in your hand temporarily, such as sending Schmitter from this card, or sending a superlative witch from Schmitter via this card. There is no chance.
Basically, it's not fun if you can't recover the Witchcrafter Spell that you can't self-salvage after using it that turn, so I'd like to use it mainly when using sabotage.
Also keep in mind that this is the only card that allows you to reuse the Patronus sent to GY if you prefer to use the effect of the Patronus field.

A valuable superlative witch that is strong against Skidre and blue blood.
In addition, it is normally excellent as a high RBI that is put out in demonstrations.
If you put it into the opponent's Standby Phase with Demosto, it will be returned to your hand as it is with its own effect, but leaving only the effect that makes it impossible to chain, it is stronger if it is in your hand & you can return this card to your hand, which can be played again by Demosto. If you think about it, it's an ant playing.

A total negate that breaks through most resistances, and a strong increase in offense and defense when calculating damage that has super resistance can't be weak.
However, since it is a defensive monster that does not participate in basic battles, it also has the drawback of delaying the attacker.
It would be refreshing to be able to create "Double Attack" that combines Heine or Arle & Collaboration, but this is an overkill move.
Of course, as Heine's assistant, it has the best effect, and it shows its true value when two bodies are arranged side by side.
Therefore, the basic idea is to pair him with Heine, but if you can only get one, you can decide whether to start with him or Heine, depending on your opponent's Deck.

Due to his GY effect, which is a unique effect, it is possible to continuously use the Witchcrafter Spell, which can only be used once per turn.
Creations and sabotage that become advertisements, and demonstrations that can be developed are often piled up in multiple numbers, and have a high priority as copy targets.
However, since it is unexpectedly difficult to use, it requires training to be able to use it well.
Also, we must not forget that it is inferior to Potry in terms of stats that can not be used as an attack member and cannot be a wall.
Since it's level 1, it's superior to other low-level witches in that it can be put out of his deck with Wanfo, and if you convert it to Wrinkly or Anima, you can immediately send him to GY without using your own effects, Almirah, Artemis, etc.