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The gods appearing in the Kami-no-Kami series, starting with the sentence, are drawn, but the Lord of the Aesir support.
Is this god on par with the Lord of the Aesir, or is he superior?
As far as effects go, he's weak against removal other than destruction, so he's not a bad effect for the Lord of the Aesir. It self-destructs in 2 turns, but considering the current environment, it is acceptable.
The problem is that there are many similar cards that are easy to use.
When it comes to granting resistance, it tends to be one step behind because of his trap, and it's difficult to differentiate because it doesn't belong to the category.
There's also Gullveig, who didn't even have a position before, but now grants the same resistance and he also assists in deploying the Lord of the Aesir.
A card that completely loses its name.

Lord of the Aesir's double attack with his ATK is powerful.
However, Trap is deadly when used for offense. By the next turn, this card or he is likely to be wiped out by Lord of the Aesir, or both.

Not only is it basically unusable for higher ranks, but it's an ancient machine with a lot of penetrating power... the situations where it's needed are too limited.
Removing it in battle itself looks outdated, and it's better to adopt general-purpose removal or enhancement cards such as Braho.
It's not limited to this, but when I look at the ancient mechanical supporters from the GX era, they're really just industrial waste.

What a shabby tank. What is below average ax and sword? If the enhancement value is subtle, the burn is also subtle. Its activation conditions are also backwards, and it's not worth it to self-destruct.
Only 100 difference from 《Black Pendant》, which can be equipped to any target. This is very out of proportion to the risk of being category-specific.
Speaking of the few advantages, you can get 2300 RBI instantly from Hiryu. Yeah it doesn't look strong. I think it's an industrial waste card.

Versatile spell search is valuable, but lag is painful. In this day and age where there are a lot of removal spells, the opponent will undoubtedly come up with countermeasures, so it is difficult to operate without any countermeasures.
If you ask me if he wants to search for spells by spending that much, I feel that his spell search is a bit tricky. It requires an ancient machine and has a bad compatibility with wyvern.
Although it will be visible, if you bring Quick-Play Spell or GY activation, you can compensate for this slowness to some extent, so basically you will bring these. Although it has some bright spots, it feels like a difficult card to handle.

Generates a counter each time you use a weak buff and normal summon, which can be used as a substitute for release.
However, if you want to summon an advanced level or higher immediately from there, you have to increase the summoning right or something, so basically you can use it after the next turn.
In this day and age, you can't do that kind of leisurely thing, and most of them will be removed or settled before you can use them.
The ancient machine itself has more support, so there are more ways to deploy it, and there's no longer a need to rely on something like this. It is also a pity that one counter cannot be divided into one monster. I think it's completely out of scope at the moment.

It is not worth the weight of the requirements and disadvantages.
Gearhulk itself is not a card that can be said to be strong now.
Thanks to the increased support for Ancient Gear, it's better than it used to be, but at the same time, there are deployment supports that are easier to use, such as injection machines. I have to say that this card is too hard to use, partly due to the lack of support for .

It has the effect of reducing the release of ancient machines, and the cost is especially easy for giants to send to his GY due to the amount of support.
However, since it requires double the level of the target to reduce the release, it is easy to consume a lot of GY's ad. This point resonates a bit, as ancient machines often do reanimation, salvage, and GY fusion.
Another problem is that there are too many competitors. He can Special Summon even a giant with a launcher, even a giant with a thunder, a tomb, and an ancient machine.
It takes a lot of time and cost, and it doesn't mesh well with ancient machines, so I guess it's out of the question here.

It can be a trigger for the box, and the ancient machine has quite a few cards that cannot be Special Summoned, so the collection itself is convenient.
However, it is difficult to give priority to about one salvage. I repeat, it's not bad at all. However, there are many other cards that should be prioritized.

Although it is limited to the summoning turn, the ancient machine can be attached with a strong resistance, making it easier to deploy and attack safely. It's a deck that is aggressive and easy to kill, so I think it's enough for just one summoning turn.
Furthermore, chaining is no longer possible for ancient machines, further guaranteeing the safety of deployment. In this day and age, negate has become easier to come out, and I don't know where the meta will come from, so I'm very grateful.
If destroyed, it can exert a resurrection effect, and in addition to being able to restrain removal, which is a permanent weakness, to some extent, it is also useful as a target for injection machines. It's painful that the deployment destination is limited to the ancient machine and it becomes difficult to use it together with the current link, but there are powerful fusions, so I want to compensate with them.
It's not a card that can do something by itself, but I think it's a card with a true support effect.

It is box and replication compatible, and is blessed with support. However, the important effect is shabby.
His burn stats aren't great, he's limited to BP's trap lockdown, and it's a headwind that the main meta targets are now seen late and tend to be shunned. It's what's inside most ancient machines.
There are other useful targets for searching boxes, and basically ancient machines don't use replication techniques. I don't think it's possible to hire him.

A card that can be deployed by self-destruction. It has no level restrictions and even ignores summoning conditions, so it's convenient to bring all the ancient machines that go into the main.
Token generation, which is the activation of GY, has a wide range of uses, such as material and release. Although it is one of them, it is also excellent that it can be activated immediately after being sent to GY.
In terms of self-destruction, there are cards that trigger destruction in ancient machines, and they are mainly destroyed and deployed. If you destroy the city or fortress, you can arrange the superlative multiple deployments and the summoning of chaos giants.
However, the activation condition is a little neck. It's difficult to use when you're superior, and since the ancient machine searcher is a monster, it's difficult to activate it from there. Due to the activation restriction of the same name, it may not be able to be used by itself, so it is highly accident-prone.
I want a card that can empty my field, such as Braho, which also serves as a removal and 1 kill support.
It has its own peculiarities in terms of operation and is highly reliant on combos, but I think it's a card with explosive power that matches its quirks.

It is a complete resurrection that can be used every turn, and although it is weak, it seems to be excellent at first glance, but when you actually use it, it gives the impression that it is unexpectedly difficult to use.
You can't use it unless you have a space, so it may spoil. I have the impression that there are quite a lot of cases where it is removed while doing so and it can not be used after all. In that case, there are also things like Libide and 《Back to the Front》that can be used up but can be revived without any particular targets or conditions.
The fact that you can search with wyvern is a strength of cards belonging to the category, but due to the disadvantage over there, there is a considerable lag before activating, so it seems a little weak as a strength...
I think it will be difficult to handle.

At first, it was a card that was very difficult to use, but with the enhancement of the ancient machine and the increase in the number of search targets, the card's reputation has greatly increased.
In the ancient machine, it is mainly used as a fusion material / hand card cost procurement, and it can play an active role befitting its name.
Also, since the search target is not limited to the ancient machines, we can expect to be active in other decks of him. With Deskbot, especially SPYRAL, I was able to prepare a search cost for Genius, so I often traveled with Hiryu.
Since it cannot demonstrate its power by itself, it is a card that can only be used in combination with something else.
It takes some skill to operate it well, but it will have a worthwhile effect.

The requested number of sheets is a little large, but the specification itself is loose. However, if you want to make the most of the effect, it is essential to use multiple giants as materials, and summoning with 《Ancient Gear Fusion》is more desirable than other fusions.
The effect is equipped with a continuous attack instead of penetrating. The RBI is slightly lower than the Chaos Giant, but the ability to attack directly is a big advantage. It depends on the situation, but it's easy to beat the damage race. It can also be reused by resuscitation.
You can summon the Ultimate Titan with loose conditions, and you can make your opponent hesitate to remove it. The ultimate giant also has a resurrection effect, so the ability to maintain the front line is high.
However, it does not support combat, and although 3300 is a high number, considering the existence of Valeso and others, you can never let your guard down. However, since the countermeasures are somewhat limited, it is definitely a troublesome effect from the opponent's point of view.
It has a strong habit of maximizing its effectiveness, and is highly accident-prone. On the other hand, if you ignore it, the demon gods and chaos giants tend to be prioritized.
It's difficult to handle, but I think it's a hidden trump card and a heavy weapon that's worth the effort.