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The Quick-Play Spell, a card that can effectively deal with "superlative witches that have come to your hand" that you had to ask Pittre Edel or Wanfo Tsuitsui, is very good.
If you can pass his Special Summon with this effect, your opponent can't activate any effect against his Spellcaster's effect that turn. Therefore, it is worth using on your opponent's turn. It's stronger than anything that can't be chained, that is, it can't even be activated.
All Witchcrafters have a Triggered Instant Effect of Spell Speed 2, so if you use this effect during your Standby Phase to cast a Minor Witch, at the start of your Main Phase, the effect of that Minor Witch will trigger a Superior Witch from the Deck, and that Superior Witch will then Use the effect of" You can perform a series of flows without any interference from your opponent.
When using this card, I would like you to understand the "turn player's priority rule". Also, since you can only use the Triggered Instant Effects of Lesser Witches during the Main Phase, consider activating this card in your Main instead of your Standby.
It requires a separate pair of witches in your hand, and even if you succeed in activating it, it doesn't immediately lead to an advantage, but it's an excellent witch spell that is particularly good against not only Urara but also the Grave.

Witchcrafter A card with the long-awaited Witchcrafter Spell search effect.
However, it has thrown a curveball by making it a role of a trap card instead of a witch spell.
It's often said that it's a trap card, but since it's a continuous trap, it can be used every turn during each player's turn, and it can be collected during the opponent's turn.
The target can be an extra monster such as Sausaku that returns to his deck (even in that case, you can also search), but if you can select a banished monster, the target will still be a low-level witch who was banished using his GY effect. want to choose
If you only run one copy of Veil or Heine, you won't be able to form a formation if one of them is removed, so it's also an excellent recovery.
Also, since it can be chained, it can also be used to care for Graves, so it can be a valuable countermeasure during the heyday of 《Called by the Grave》.
If the second half of the effect is decided well, it will be an explosive ad, but with your own card, it is essential to use it with Jenny or Masterpiece.
Personally, I think that the main card is the effect of the first half, which is the opposite of Masterpiece.

Bramaghi and Red-Eyes Yugi and Jonouchi's two ace monsters combined with the power of friendship, he is the strongest Fusion Monster where Black Flare Knight and Black Archfiends are not a problem.
Since it has both effect destruction resistance and target resistance, most of the cards cannot be used as decoys for this monster's negate effect, and its negate effect is a perfect counter that can be used even in damage tests. Effect: If you pass the turn without defeating it, the double magmax that does not target will attack the monster and the player.
Despite this performance, it is possible to directly summon from the EX Deck by methods other than fusion summoning by Debifla and Yabuja, and it is said that there are no restrictions on her Special Summon from GY after meeting the resurrection restrictions. It's the end.
Furthermore, by using Anaconda and 《Red-Eyes Fusion》together, you can fuse summon this monster with Deck Fusion while overcoming the restrictions of 《Red-Eyes Fusion》, so you can overwhelm it just by putting 3 copies of Bramaghi, Red-Eyes, and 《Red-Eyes Fusion》in your Deck. It may have been acceptable if it was a monster that could be installed as the end of the expansion, and only one monster appeared with the hand-made "Red-Eyes Fusion", but it is stressful to have this installed as an accessory to control. Not.
There are several ways to deal with it, but Kaiju, Super Fusion, Barrier Wave, etc. are relatively easy to defeat with a single drop, and I often hear people say, "If you just kill one Dragoon while it's prone or there's no other monsters, you can afford it." However, it will be limited to decks that have countermeasures from the beginning, or decks that contain effective cards from the main against Dragoon without being aware of it.
The fact that a monster with high RBI and resistance to Majespe has a perfect counter ability makes him quite a heavy presence depending on the deck, but when Sato and Vanity's Emptiness are put out together with this, it's only about Ragama. You will run out of workarounds.
That's why this monster, Anaconda, and Red-Eyes Fusion were all restricted cards, and eventually Red-Eyes Fusion was lifted and this monster and Anaconda became banned cards.
In the process, he also gave the releaser a final blow to the ban, and sent out a card called Ichiro that was clearly aware of the capture of this monster's target resistance & negate effect, and had an impact on the duel scene. is immeasurable.
More than anything else, when the business trip set to bring out this monster was popular, the fact that many duelists called Bramage and her Red-Eyes, which came to the hand, was garbage, but I didn't feel like it. It wasn't a good one...
If there was even one weak thing written somewhere about the means to Special Summon, would it have been possible to avoid the ban if I hadn't been a little more greedy about resistances, perfect counters, and pump-up specifications? It's a story of the past.
It seems that most people think that in order to be released as a banned card in no errata, at least Branded Fusion needs to be done something...
However, even with a fusion with Red-Eyes, which is inferior in status, this much is produced, so what kind of crazy performance will the Bramagi + Blue-Eyed Fusion Monster that may appear someday have to have? It seems to be a headache for the development team.

Following the machine union after the hangar, he is naturally LIGHT, a card that virtually eliminates the disadvantages of carriers and hangars through this card.
A piece full of dreams that if it goes well, the deployment and control routes will be greatly expanded.
However, since it doesn't have the ability to SS itself from your hand, it's the first card you don't want to draw.

Alien Removal & Recruit Spell that can be used even if traps are sealed due to warnings or reboots.
Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, you can activate it from your hand during your Battle Phase, and if you set it on the field, you can use it to interfere with your opponent's turn.
After destroying it, it will summon a subsequent level 4 Alien, so there may be situations where it is effective to self-destruct your own monster that has finished attacking with a single move.
Since it requires a counter, there are of course times when it can be rotten, and since it's targeted destruction, it's not effective against many opponents. Considering the fact that you can send a level 4 Alien suitable for the material to the field and GY, I would like to use one of the counter axis Alien cards.

It's a level 3 card that's hard to use as a Golgar material, so when it first appeared, the only way to dispose of it was to throw it as an offering or pollute it, but in recent years the card's reputation has been rising with the enhancement of Link Monsters.
The effect of placing an A counter when it comes out as a self-SS effect is an effect that does not target, and it is easy to use as you can assign two counters to each monster or place two counters on one monster. It has become.
Weaknesses include an accident where only this card is drawn even though there are no other Aliens that can be summoned, and although it is possible to deploy itself even if it is the first attack, it is a waste that there is no monster to place a counter on the opponent's field, and it is difficult to move. .
Search or salvage, if Alien can earn more cards in his hand more easily, one card that should feel even stronger.
Even with that, if it's level 4, it can be used as a material for Golgar and Kingle, and it's a shame that I was able to make the most of my own SS effect.

Commonly known as location scouting, it is a variant called a pump-up trap card with a disturbing effect.
It can't be used to add resistance to defense like the Illusion series, and the effect to be equipped has the name Turn 1, so if you double it, it will be weak, and if the equipped monster itself is targeted, it will rot or become an ad loss. Because of that, it has a lower priority than swords and wings.
However, the RBI increase value is sufficient, and the additional effect of Friche removal should not be weak, and if it is the front side, it is also effective against Spell / Trap cards, so the adoption of removal spells in the main / side Deck is small & weak. Decks with persistent meta are worth prioritizing.
Note that if you use it as a damage effect when attacking an opponent's monster, you can't fire it that turn.
It may be better to quickly equip it during the opponent's end phase, rather than using it for combat tricks, which emphasizes extravagant use.
After completing its role, it is basically used as various materials, but it is also good to equip it around a mole where there is no problem even if his ATK becomes 0 due to its own effect → fire it.
By the way, if the target card cannot be destroyed by this effect, it is a safe specification that the penalty of not being able to change ATK 0 & battle position is not applied.

A perfect card that targets 1 monster, sends an Alien from the Deck to her GY, puts an A counter for the level of his Alien sent to GY, and can search for Alien with his GY effect. .
The feature is that you can select your own monsters as targets, and you can deploy Revengers and use ruins even if you go first.
If you target Mars and send Kids to her GY, place 4 counters on Mars, and revive Kids in the ruins, you can quickly create a Mars Kids stance.
Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, you can chain it to the opponent's monster's effect when you have Mars, or use it as a combat trick when you have an Alien with a weakening effect.
Search by GY effect can't be used on the turn sent to his GY, but it's also pretty cool that both effects don't have the name Turn 1.
There can be no doubt that Alien is a must-have card in any format. You will definitely feel it.

It's extremely strong when you're pushing it or when his deck starts spinning, but when you're outnumbered, it feels like you can't even use it. A card that must be said.
In the case of the first attack, it is strong if you draw it with one or more low-ranking Alien + Recombination Device, and even better if the low-ranking Alien is Kids or Mars, but even so, it's just a lineup that can be lightly twisted with a drop or bubble shadow. not.
Also, since there is still no Alien that is powerful by itself in terms of RBI and ad earning power, it is effective for arranging materials, but it is not suitable for counterattacking with revived monsters.
However, since it doesn't have the name Turn 1 like an old card, it is possible to use the effect multiple times in one turn if you combine it with Golgar's Bounce.
It doesn't matter if it's a card that's strong if you draw it when it's spinning, there aren't many cards with good performance in Alien, so if you want your deck to have a strong part that is unique to an Alien Deck, be prepared for an accident. It is a card that I want to put in even if I do.
Since it can be used even under the influence of a royal order, it can be considered as a Golgar bounce card.
Addendum: The long-awaited Link 3 reptile, Zeroor, can now search for this card, and the presence of Buster has made the operation more realistic.
It would be great if you could Link Summon Zero Orr using Buster as material, search for this card, and use the effect of Zero Orr to NS Ammo and get Golgar.

It's completely dependent on the opponent and requires a specific monster in your field, so it's practically less useful than his Trap, which is an attack-reactive type, but once the effect is successfully activated, it's effective against many super-resistant monsters. A piece to be reckoned with.
Moreover, since he wants to make it his own, it is a card that guarantees that the opponent will be on guard after that.
Alien is very hard to deal with monsters like Mascarena Astrum that have both destruction resistance and target resistance.

Compared to M Soldier, which is also a Link 2 reptile, while that one requires reptiles as materials for both, this one doesn't need to be reptiles for the other material, so it's the partner I received from Hypno and Otori. I am thankful that it became possible to easily use monsters as materials.
As for the effect, he is at a level that is too good for a one-shot art of ATK 0 and the reptile universal search that is connected to it.
If there are many monsters with 0 ATK on the opponent's field, such as sheep tokens, it's a pretty amazing effect that allows you to search for 4 or 5 cards.
In the Alien Deck, even if you can use M Soldier as a material, as long as you can select it as a target with your own effect, you will be able to beat any monster, and there will be many situations where you will unintentionally put out this one.
I think it would have been better if ATK 0 wasn't targeted, but I wonder if that's too ambitious...
His own RBI is not exactly 0, but it is extremely low, and using the search effect has the disadvantage that only Reptile can be put out of the EX Deck for that turn, so in the current card pool, this card can be used as a Link 3 or higher in that turn. It is a big drawback that it cannot be used as a link material for monsters.
Currently, it is more realistic to use it as a material for M Soldier, the only Reptile Link other than this card, or to use it as a target for 《Offering to the Snake Deity》. I feel like I'm looking forward to seeing you.
Update: In the April 2021 regular pack, the long-awaited Link 3 reptile, Zero Orr, has been offered by the Alien side.
However, since all link materials must be reptiles, it also has the disadvantage that it is difficult to use the opponent's monsters to put them out.
Due to these circumstances, this card, which is the only Reptile Link that can be summoned with a Reptile and a monster stolen from the opponent, is worth Link Summoning as a mere relay point even if you can't use your own monster effect. think.

A card that wouldn't be born nowadays, with no activation cost, no limit on the number of times it can be used, and no restrictions before or after use.
The randomness is high, but if it goes well, it can be a card that can bring out a large monster from the Deck and make a great burial.
If you have a lot of card trigger monsters, he may end up with G and Urara flipping up from the top of the deck, so be careful not to get the expected result.

In addition to the effect, the lower 18 RBI is a card that is too thankful for Witchcrafter in the first place, and 3 stacks are inevitable.
If Candina and the lower class with a good effect are high to the RBI, I feel that there is no chance for the other members to stand up.
The only weak point is that despite having the GY effect, which is the most important among low-ranking witches, unlike other low-ranking witches, it cannot be used as a link material for Almiraj or Wrinkly, so it can use its own effects and the effects of other cards in the main deck. It was difficult to send it to his GY quickly without using it.
This has also become easier with the introduction of Artemis in the 11th term, which uses one low-level spell user as a link material.

Link 4, which has a high hit point that can be expected, a removal that doesn't target you that can't be chained or a limit on the number of times, and of course, the restriction of "at least 2 Effect Monsters" is too strong.
It can be said that it is a strong card without a doubt that it will be the number one Link 4 that you want to play with 3+1 such as Selene.
I think it's especially good that the removal effect can destroy even Skidre if you exclude yourself as a cost.
At the beginning of its introduction, it had a reasonable adoption rate, but in the current environment, it has become a share that far surpasses Valeso and others in Link 4.

It is a Normal Monster that is a named fusion material for Marine Beast, and has almost the same status as 《Behegon》, which is a fusion partner.
Level 4, ATK 1000 or more and 1500 or less, and it has an ability value that feels like a pass as a fusion material for a Normal Monster.
His ATK is less than 2000, there is no monster effect, and vanilla with the same conditions has existed since the first period, so it is difficult to give a higher score.
He later appeared in Rush Duel, and at the time of his appearance, he was one of the monsters with the highest RBI among the lower-ranked Aqua/WATER monsters.
In addition, he has also appeared in the illustration of the spell card, and is also a monster that grabbed a dream in Rush Duel.