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A card that is gaining popularity due to the appearance of link summons and the increase in insect card pools. Speaking of token generation in insects, there is a Norcos Worm bait.
However, it hinders the development of lower grades, and depending on the Deck, it can be a pretty painful disadvantage.
Also, if you use the cost to send from the field to his GY, he will be able to trigger the card that activates GY. Insects also have such cards (cockroaches and resonance insects), so I definitely want to use them together.
As long as the cost is required in the field, there is a risk of an accident, but if you operate it after considering the synergy properly, it will be more active than Worm bait.

It's Droso, but it's 3:2, and I think I'll choose the situation a little from this effect, so it feels like a pretty peculiar card.
It's been said a lot, but if you just want to exchange cards, there are many things that are easier to use, such as the gavel.
So rather than using it as a doroso, you can take advantage of the fact that you can send cards to the opponent's hand.
The first thing that comes to mind is Pluto, but this guy has 《Magical Contract Door》. Although it smells like a joke, if you use it in conjunction with the Decisive Arms, you can aim for 1 kill if you send light with 4000 RBI such as Sundion or Rainbow Dragon and bite Hands Burn.
It's possible to use it in an interesting way, but I can't think of a practical combo at the moment. It may have a future.

It's a mass removal that can be activated every turn, but the timing is bad and it's not stable.
It's not uncommon for the removal range to line up with high RBIs, so anyway, it's a pain that it doesn't have a quick attack.
In the first place, what about the cards that are the premise after the opponent deployment? That's what I'm talking about. In this day and age, most of the states that are deployed are usually one-killed, or the board is hardened and this card doesn't work. If you're not good at it, you might send salt to the other party.
If you want to use it, you want to use it to strengthen the LP gain and the opponent, or to use it to your advantage. I think that it is difficult to operate only as a removal method, aside from Sambol and torrent.

It is a rank range that can be put out with his wide deck without specifying materials, and it has 3 effects that make full use of the materials.
Both effects are strong due to the effects of cards in the regulation class. After activation, there will be a big disadvantage related to those actions, but it's a story on the next turn, and it doesn't matter if you solidify the board enough to not allow a counterattack, or decide during the activation turn. It is compatible with the current environment.
But of course, if it fails, it will be a big risk, and since this card's own status is poor, there is a high need to connect it to something as a relay.
A card for the solitaire 1-kill Deck, which is said to be terrible. I wonder if it will work as an unsung hero.

Compared to 《Summoning Swarm》, the explosive power is lower, but it is stable because it does not depend on the field and there is no level limit.
The destruction resistance in the second half can target insects in general, which is nice even though there are many removals other than destruction. It is even better if the needle is expanded and arranged with the pin.
It's easy to use, and if it's B/F, I think this will be prioritized over 《Summoning Swarm》.

OCG Last Unknown No. The latest pack contains a card with the image of Misael, and based on the numbers, I thought it was a pair with Mitsun Ryuko, but unfortunately it's an octopus that has nothing to do with it! Sorry Mizael.
It can be activated and targeted on each other's turn, and if you use it yourself, you can aim to kill one monster by concentrating your hit points on one monster, or use it to send by using the transfer of control, giving you a combo range. is wide.
In the case of the opponent's target, there is a risk of being directly attacked, but it is possible to aim for control seizure and defend against mass deployment.
However, since it is activated by BP, it is easy to counter it during the main, so if you don't have any countermeasures, it won't be a problem.
There is no material designation, and it is quite valuable to be able to prepare direct attack attachments and sending means to EX. I think it's an interesting card, although it's good for combos and has a strong peculiarity.

You can take over the release cost of the field with this, but it takes a little effort to make V permanent, so there is a possibility that it will rot.
In the second half of the salvage, there are Vs that are effective on the field, like Vion and Faris, so it's nice, but now that it's speeding up, the time lag hurts.
Both effects are very useful, but I don't feel the need to use them forcefully, as Faris and Gravi are usually enough for V's development, and Search doesn't work either.

It's a rank 7 that doesn't specify materials, but I don't think it's an effect that should be done at rank 7 because it can handle heavy materials, and the only things it can do are destruction resistance that is highly dependent on the opponent and GY meta.
If it's destruction resistance, then there's Drasak, which also has removal.
Well, at rank 7, he can have multiple attributes, and since he has the GY meta effect and the only one effect, I have a feeling that if even a card with good compatibility appears, he will be transformed. I feel that it is a card that is suitable for combos, and I think that it is a card to look forward to in the future.

The Flare Wingman effect can be demonstrated, and the main Deck's B and F have low combat power overall, so we will mainly target battle-oriented B and FS such as Hama and Vouge.
It is suitable for combat and has the effect of inflicting damage, so if it succeeds, the total firepower tends to increase.
However, since it involves battle, it is susceptible to interference, and if possible, I would like some kind of care. It's a bit disappointing that there are subtle restrictions and sending tactics are not possible.
The tuner effect will be used mainly when reviving. However, his own level is low, and (is he wary of Harifiber?) The deployment destination is limited to insects, so his options are narrow. However, the BF tuner currently only has a needle, so I am grateful for some things.
Both of these effects aren't bad, but they can't function on their own and can be bad in your hand, so you'll want to think carefully about how many cards to use.

It has a hand expansion effect, and since it is a general insect, it is highly versatile and has no restrictions on where it can be deployed. Since the level is low, it is difficult to connect to a high level S or a powerful X, but since the BF S monster has an effect that refers to the number of BF of his GY, it is easy to increase the material. The point that it is a level can be evaluated.
The burn effect is weak, but thanks to its deployment effect and support, it is easy to line up, and when used in combination with Azusa and Vouge, it becomes a firepower that can never be underestimated.
I think that it is a user-friendly card that can be expected to be adopted for insects in general.

Due to the relationship between insect binding and effects, the main active destination will be insects that use B and F.
There are many S of the same level that have similar combat-oriented effects, especially 《White Aura Dolphin》, which is not tied to materials and can be targeted even at lower ranks. And since it can be effective in the main, it also has combo properties.
This one has a slightly higher hit point, and it has a burn without taking a target. I want to say.
However, B and F are often bound by insects after the effect is activated, so the difference between the races is a bigger point than the effect.
Both effects work well with Azusa, and you can show yourself with Azusa and Ping, so I definitely want to use them together.
Insects centered on B and F can be used as the main S attacker.

S has a maximum level of level 12, but there is no material specification and it is loose if you can do with at least 2 bodies.
However, it is desirable to operate mainly on insects from the target of the effect.
Permanent overall weakening, penetration, and offensive effects at 3000 RBI.
However, he removes GY insects as a cost of weakening, but he must remove all insects.
He often uses GY for insects, and BF in the same category is one of them.
However, the confusing thing is that it refers to the number of insects that were originally banished, not the number of banished by its own effect, so it can be followed to some extent.
The removed insects can be returned with the effect of 3, but it is basically dependent on the opponent's actions, so you can't expect much.
It would have been easier to use strengthening rather than weakening, which depends slightly on the opponent...
However, it is a level 12S that requires 2 bodies without specifying materials, and it has many uniqueness such as the only insect and wind penetration.
There are several S-centric decks where the summoning target is bound by wind, and Sin has many opportunities to show himself, and his deck can sometimes get in trouble with walls, so it's nice to have penetration.
Also, since the increased G that is still often used in many decks is an insect, there are quite a few opportunities to demonstrate a weakening effect even if it is not insect-centric.
It's a card with a strong quirk, but depending on the future card pool, there is a possibility that it will be an option.

Same impression as Battle Stan Sonic in the same pack. Although it can be deployed while defending, it is tough to react to attacks in this era.
It has a negate effect, but it goes well with Needle, which has low combat power, so I definitely want to use it together.
It's an annoying card to have, but in this era of rampant removal, you can't be overconfident, so if you want to use it, you need to solidify it.

It can be deployed while defending, and the recruitment range is also excellent...
However, as it is often said, the reality is that in this day and age, attack reaction expansion cards are too slow to be used.
Also, why are there so many passive expansion cards in this pack?
It's a waste of resources.

The value of Trap has dropped significantly due to the high-speed environment, and since this card is a spell 2, it cannot counter counters and is not very reliable. It's 2:1, so it's not very easy to use.
Trap negate with hand trigger makes Reboot great competition. Over there, if you activate it from your hand, it will require half of your LP and give your opponent an ad, but it is highly reliable if you can block all traps in the spell 3 and activation turn at a cost that does not limit the adoption destination. As long as the cost and disadvantages are decided during the turn, there is no problem.
Well, this is also a monster and an angel, so there are many parts that can be differentiated.
Compared to other Heralds, the popularity of the meta source gives the impression that the priority is greatly reduced.