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Phantom rank 2 monsters, the most important illusions are level 2 trap monsters, so it's hard to get them out.
However, as a general-purpose rank 2, it is an excellent new star, completely neutralizing one opponent's monster, even if it has a high hit point and combat resistance, it can be defeated by neutralizing all of them. It's a very happy existence for Rank 2, which was only able to do it, and it can deal with things like lightning that can't be dealt with Saint Rare. There is no problem even if it is divided into .
Regardless of whether it will be used in the original illusion, it is a card that will be one of the new general purpose rank 2 options.

LL's Fusion Monster, a card that has become a hot topic this time around.
An interesting card that increases RBI and burn amount by the number of LL Xyz materials used for fusion. It can be said that it is a good card in line with the characteristics of the theme, as it can be used as a resistance to avoid removal of the opponent as the RBI increases.
However, that is only the case when it is properly used by normal fusion.Because it is level 1, it can be used with "Instant Fusion", and it is a simple and simple thing that uses this to shook the Yu-Gi-Oh world with an outrageous abuse combo. If Neptune is summoned by summoning Neptune, the strongest Aurica with 6000 RBI and 5000 burns per turn, which is a level that even a kindergarten child would not think about, will be born. How unreasonable that defeat will be decided unless you set up.
It's a pitiful card that was abused in a different direction after adding perfect resistance to prevent it from being abused for leveling up.

This rabbit frame monster is a new general-purpose hand trigger.
Search, Recruit, and GY Manure, which are the three most important elements in Yu-Gi-Oh, have a mild but terrifying effect. It is revolutionary to be able to stop spells that are meta against, especially hard to stop by going first.
If I had to cite a drawback, it would be that it can't be destroyed just by negate it, so it wouldn't be a direct advantage like Veiler, but if you think about the advantage your opponent could get if you didn't stop the card. It's not a big flaw, but will it be a must-have side frame in the future?
And FIRE, Zombie, Tuner and he says put it in Shiranui, of course I will.

One of the new predators, the effect is a little different from the previous predators.
During the standby phase, he has a dynamic effect that revives two predators of GY at once, and the challenge is how to fuse on the field. Since there is no such thing, if it is Kinzie, it can be fused as it is.
However, in exchange for that, it comes with a fairly heavy disadvantage of being slow in the standby phase and blocking all normal summons and other non-fusion special summons for that turn. The disadvantage of being sealed is too heavy even if the strength of the effect is subtracted, and if it goes that far, it will normally try to fuse.
The effect itself is excellent, but the weight of the useless disadvantages is regrettable.

New to predation, a very excellent monster that supplements predation's deployment power has arrived.
It requires a hand cost but can recruit any Predator from the Deck, it works great with the same new Darling Cobra, you can call Cobra and search for fusion or replacement and fuse as it is, of course you can call Kinsey and fuse from Kinsey's effect. If you already have fusion, you can call Ant to search for crafts and kinsies to prepare for the next turn.
It's an excellent card that will play a central role in supporting the development of predation in the future, but as usual, it has the same level as Cobra, which has excellent compatibility, so it smells like it's being abused by Xyz. It reminds me of a certain Synchro theme card that was abused and restricted.
His fears turned out to be true, and as a result of being abused as a solitaire part to search for brilliants in his Deck, which had nothing to do with Predaplant, he was finally restricted...
Looking at this card and Beigoma, I feel that a moderate theme is necessary after all.

A new SR, I feel the will of iron not to abuse the material of Infinity.
The ability to react to his Special Summon of other monsters and be able to self-SS, there are no restrictions on the monsters that are Special Summoned, but since it is tied to the wind, it can only be used with the main house and his WIND theme at most, the trigger is very loose The effect itself is not bad because the level itself is high at 5.
However, in SR, the level is too high, which makes me feel like I've become an enemy. It's not a bad effect, but it's a subtle performance that feels like it's not going in or even if it's in.

A new SR tuner, it has an effect like a synchronized version of Super Fusion.
It sounds good to say that you can use Wind Synchro while removing the opponent's monsters, and it's actually excellent to be able to do something similar to super fusion, but with SR, which has sufficiently high deployment power on its own, it's difficult to use the effect that depends on the opponent. Too much, you can't always kill your opponent, and on top of that, if you're dealing with an Xyz Theme opponent, it's nothing but a piece of paper. ....
Moreover, if it can be used as a regular ★1 tuner, it has the disadvantage of not being able to be used as a tuner for anything other than this effect. No room.
It would have been interesting if at least the Wind Synchro could be treated as a Synchro Summon with a Special Summon that could produce Mist or Shousta...

It's a card that's so strong that it's almost broken, and it's a power card that makes you feel like an idiot even though you've been bravely trial and error until now.
First of all, Basbure and Destruction Sword are delayed to GY, Blade to equip, Memories to fuse, Fusion to salvage, anything is fine, it's too pinpoint for Bassbure GY Fertilizer, and surprisingly this is Since it's a "cost", if you activate it, it will definitely pass, what is this cost ()?
The effect is a tremendous effect of suddenly calling a bass drum from an extra.
Bass blur is also steadily strengthened.

TRUE's trump card, and at the same time, the savior who came to the general rank 9 where the layer was smooth, the light finally shined on the general rank 9 which was practically Plasnil's only choice.
It has the outrageous effect of certifying the opponent's monster as a favorite attribute, and completely blocking the activation and attack of the effect of the favorite attribute. Same, since it doesn't even allow it to be activated, it doesn't even pay the cost that isn't in fashion now, there are loopholes such as the GY effect other than the declared attribute, and the Spell Trap is powerless, but if you go first, it's almost certain. It delays the opponent's action by 1 turn, and the 2nd effect would be dangerous if it was the original, but the 1st effect as a general purpose is too strong, so it's a level that looks like a bonus.
In particular, when it comes to fighting monsters, it's broken because it's too powerful, and some people say it's too much, but it's also a card that gives a lot of meaning to Rank 9, whose raison d'être is doubtful because the layers are too thin. So, personally, I would like to highly evaluate this card as a good card that gave rank 9 a great significance.

An adjusted version of the banned card Gunner, it doesn't look like the original anymore after a lot of adjustments.
GY is all water, all other materials are water, and the synchronization target is also water and there is a strict restriction that does not allow any intervention other than WATER. There is no change in being
Water unification is actually not that difficult, and the sync destinations are not many, but they have excellent monsters such as Ametrix, Coral, Bryunac, Gungnir, and Trishula. It is a tuner with playback.
There is no reason why a tuner that can self-regenerate is weak.

There are loopholes such as cards that fundamentally deny the element of spells, which are the second most important thing in Yu-Gi-Oh after monsters, and Galasai's GY effect. Unless you do something about it, the spell will be on paper forever.
It costs 700 LP on both turns, which is by no means a light cost, but in this day and age where it's mainstream to block the opponent with the first attack and push it out as it is, it's definitely a card that wins who hits first. A card that is harmless to you and turns into a vicious card in your Deck.
By the way, it was even worse before the errata because it immediately self-destructed, but it was errataed, but there's no point in releasing it even if it's errata, since the essential part of "denying all spell cards" hasn't changed.

Not subject to trap ← I understand
Destroy Magician and opponent's cards one by one.
What if you can't destroy two ←? What is it?
I'm not going to destroy you, I'll force you to send me to GY! ← Huh?
I won't target you! ←! ? ! ? ! ? ! ? ! ?
Like this, if things don't go your way, you'll get mad and become even more violent.

One of the general-purpose ★6 synchros.
There is a hand cost, but you don't need to discard too many cards. You can simply discard one card and treat it like a bounce version of Coral. Even among the Synchro Monster called Bounce, you can fully demonstrate exceptional performance.
It's easy to put out a 6, and you can turn discarded cards into an advantage. Atlantean will be an important force in GY and Shiranui.
By the way, before the errata, it was bad enough that you could return your own cards, but it's weakened compared to before the errata, but it still has the same ability to "wreak havoc on the opponent's field", so I expect it to be useful. be done.

Excellent Fluffal new without complaint, promise not to say that Octo and rarity are reversed.
With the effect of 1, you can deploy Fluffal from your hand, Special Summon from your hand can activate the effect, which is especially good with Dogs and Owls. It can also be called Care or the same name, so it can be called Bahasha Mochi, although Xyz with Fluffal, including this card's own 2 effect, is not desirable in itself, but as Care.
And the main effect is 2, this one is very good and can activate the same effect as the Beast's reverse effect. If you discard 《Toy Vendor》or chain, it will become an additional add, and when you have 《Toy Vendor》, you can discard the wing and draw further. It can also be connected to , and it is powerful just by being able to draw, but by bringing this effect to the end of the chain, it has a rather unglamorous but quite important role of not negate Tiger's effect with crystals.
A perfect card with no flaws, including illustration ads.

A card that revives from GY and synchronizes as it is, should I say Urgent Tuning with a revive effect?
Needless to say, if you use it on your turn, it's almost completely backward compatible with Libide, so you want to use it on your opponent's turn by taking advantage of its ability to synchronize instantly.
If it's Bass Blur (assuming that it's after the appearance of Cradle), you can completely lock it during your opponent's turn with the two cards, Banryu and this card. .
It can be used as a material for Tuner, which is difficult to survive until your turn, before being attacked by the opponent, so it can be differentiated from Rebide, for better or worse, it depends on how you use it.