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It is a card that becomes 《Terraforming》with the body of a monster.
However, since it is an activation effect that activates on the field, it is easily caught by the negate and removal effects of Friche such as Veiler and Bubble Shadow. Since it is an effect that activates when it is activated, there is also the danger that if it is negated by Urara or Grave, it will be a fatal disadvantage without leaving anything.
Since it has the body of a monster, there are many ways to put it into play. It also has the advantage of being able to use effects.
Also, when using the effect, GY will be in a state where there are Machine monsters, and it is easy to be in a state where there are no monsters in your field. , Kashtira and other monsters.
I think there is a corresponding risk and compatibility with his Deck, but personally, I like this card because it is less direct and numerically stressful than the Crystal Beast + Bridge (In some cases, Grave) set.
Compared to when it first came out, it's nice to see that while the number of competitive cards that can be used has decreased due to restrictions, the value of dedicated Field Spells has increased as the importance of the theme has increased. hey.

It's a trap card with a Mannadium name, but its effect is a resurrection card that corresponds to all of his GY tuners and S monsters. Activates an additional effect that removes 1 monster on your opponent's field that becomes ATK.
I feel that the additional effect of the resurrection card that can be activated by Furice is quite excellent as a resurrection card that belongs to the theme that it comes with a monster removal that penetrates the target resistance, even though it depends on her ATK of the revived monster.
I would like you to add this effect to materialization, or rather to revitalization.
The GY effect is a classic, popular and useful GY effect of the Spell Trap card, and is removed as a substitute when a specific monster on the field is destroyed. Then, if the status is changed by Kalarium, it cannot be used as a scapegoat, so it should be regarded as an effect that can be used for the time being.

His spell card that can be activated by showing Visas or her Mannadium monster.
Mannadium Tuner's own Destructible Trigger Special Summon effect can only be dealt with from the Deck, especially for Meek and Heares, having multiple cards with the same name in their hand is very inconvenient in all aspects, so they exchanged their hands. However, this card's method of returning a duplicated Mannadium tuner to the bottom of the deck is very efficient.
Also, you need to show Visas or her Mannadium monster as an activation condition, but you can select a card other than Visas or her Mannadium monster to return to the bottom of the deck.
It has a certain value as a hand exchange spell that has a dedicated search method, and there is no cost payment, so it has the advantage of less loss when it is negate compared to a hand exchange spell with similar effects, but the Mannadium Deck is the main deck. Since you don't have that many Mannadium monsters in your Deck, if you can't put a duped Mannadium tuner back into your Deck, it's no different than a typical exchange spell that ends up leaving your Deck, so what? Then, if you negate it, you want to return it to the deck in your hand, not just the draw.
The GY effect is mainly used to increase the number of attacks by turning Lilium Heart into a tuner when summoning Prime Heart, whose number of attacks is determined by the number of tuners used as S materials. It's currently not used that much in a build like this, so even if the main effect is subtle, it's hard to say that it's an effect that's enough to be used along with a secondary effect just for this effect, so it's difficult to give it a high rating.
Overall, I have the impression that it can't be helped if cards that care for accidents cause accidents.

One of the three Mannadium tuners that exist at the time of evaluation.
Not only the race, ATK, and level, but most of the effects are the same as Heares, who is in sync with him.
Due to the level change ability set as a unique effect after recruiting a monster of the same name, it becomes easier to reach level 8S Amritara and level 10S Baroness, so in many cases it is adopted before Heares.
With the advent of his Mannadium tuner, Todd, there were more ways to recruit this card. has also increased.

At the time of evaluation, he is one of the 3 types of Mannadium tuners, and has the highest defensive power among them.
The unique effect after recruiting a monster with the same name is an effect that pumps all of your S monsters during the battle phase of the turn it is activated, and since there is no name turn 1 connected to the recruit effect and it, simply speed up the lethal. It is useful for repelling monsters that have both super resistance and high hit points, and is especially compatible with Prime Heart, which can attack multiple times.
However, it is rarely prioritized against Meek, who raises the quality of the monsters deployed by the level change ability. tend to be
After all, all three of them have almost the same properties, and even though they don't function on their own, you can't start talking about them unless you have at least two of them, so the deck space that can be allocated for such cards is inevitably limited... .

His follow-on Mannadium monster and his third Mannadium tuner.
Unlike the previous two Mannadium Tuners, the Special Summon effect that triggers destruction in the second half has the name Turn 1, and in exchange for having no unique effects after the Special Summon, Mannadium Tuners other than cards with the same name can be recruited. , The versatility of the effect is high, but it has the same ATK and the lowest defensive power among them.
In the Mannadium Deck, Miek plays an important role in expanding the range of development and improving the quality of the final stage with his level change ability, so this card can increase the number of his Mannadium monsters that can be recruited. It can be said that the sex is high.
However, even if you can choose, it would be a source of accidents to put in multiple types of monsters that do not function by themselves and are recommended to be stacked, so when using this card, there are differences in the materials that can be cleared depending on the different attributes. Aside from that, one option would be to not use Hiareth, whose unique effects do not affect the types of monsters that can be deployed.

A high-value Continuous Trap card as a jamming card with its own installation method.
The trigger is pulled by the activation of the monster effect on the opponent's field, and just removing his Pyro from GY only gives effect damage, but by making his Pyro his Volcanic, negate the effect. He can basically be exclusive to the Volcanic Deck because he can.
Also, while Volcanic wants to return Bullets and Buckshots sent to GY to the Deck and reuse them, there are unexpected cards such as this card that banish GY and other Volcanic monsters due to costs and effects. The delay of the opponent's end phase is subtle, but the effect of being able to recover resources every turn from both GY and exclusion status is excellent.

A low-class monster that is an essential card for the theme, with a self-SS ability that can be activated by Friche during each other's main phase due to effects that follow the characteristics of the theme, and a universal search ability for the theme due to summoning trigger effects.
The stats also have a high total value that matches what the "Heart" monsters specified in some effects have, and it's a performance that can only be called an honor student.
It is necessary to pay attention to the possibility that Mannadium tuners' self-SS conditions may be hindered by their status being disturbed by Kalarium, but this also only reduces the effective deployment route, and the cards There are many things you can do, such as the order of appearance, so it won't be a factor to lower the rating of this monster.

Zombie's own EX monster that is not a borrowed general-purpose S monster that was sometimes adopted or used in Ande Synchro in its heyday.
Its effect is almost like a Zombie version of Hades, just like over there, the effect that activates after the damage calculation of the monster destroyed by battle and the effect that activates in GY at the end of the damage test, as well as the activation effect that activates in GY as long as it exists in GY. It is characterized by negating and triggering effects.
Hades, who had been blocked from GY's Special Summon, now became a race that was good at GY's Special Summon, and the disadvantages he originally had disappeared and he was able to do Special Summon from his GY as much as he wanted. is quite interesting.
At that time, the level 6 general-purpose S monsters had the absolute presence of Goyo and Buryu before errata, but it was a relief that his ATK was superior to Buryu, who had a stronger ability to render monsters harmless. .

Instead of being able to revive only lower class monsters, the battle position at the time of resurrection becomes free, revived monsters will not self-destruct even if this card leaves the field, and even though it is weak, the resurrected monster's offense and defense are strengthened. Libide, which has the effect of raising the level by one.
This card's own self-destruction condition is the same as Rivide, and if the revived monster leaves the field other than by destruction, it will not self-destruct, so you can reuse it by self-bouncing, and destroy the cards on the field to use the effect. Can be used for effects that need to be sent to GY.
There was a time when I used Pakike and Drought as cards for his Special Summon in Furice, as well as low-level Rock Koa'ki Meiru as a card that could reach 2,000 RBIs so that he could fight on an equal footing with Inspe.

Out of the four most banned cards, only one card has been rejected for inclusion in digital game works for a different reason than the other three cards. Prohibition.
Who could have imagined that a mere low-ranking monster would shoulder such a task?
However, even if it's banned or a crime, once it's turned into OCG, it belongs to us, and it's different from everyone else in Solidroid.
Originally one of the Lloyd Machine monsters that appeared in the manga GX, it has the atmosphere of his LIGHT monsters that are often found in his machines, but he is WIND because he is a flying unit. .
In short, the effect is to take off when attacked, and land on top of the opponent after a while.
It can't be helped that the effect won't come out unless it becomes the target of the attack, but since it doesn't negate the attack and it doesn't activate damage, in the end someone else, including the player, will be hit by the attack, and the return is triggered Special Since it is treated as Summon, it is not very cool that it is easily targeted by various effects.
How good is Kozubure, who doesn't even let you throw a G by returning silently?

An S monster that is the only EX monster and ace monster in Manadum's current situation.
The biggest feature of him is that he can be S summoned with just a tuner if one LIGHT monster is included in the S material.
The level is set to 10, which is rather high, but when used in the Manadum Deck, it is easy to align the materials in the basic movement, and it has the ability to increase the number of attacks depending on the number of tuners used as S materials. Therefore, the benefit of being able to S Summon only with Tuner is great, and the higher the level, the easier it is to use many monsters as S materials.
Depending on the Deck, it's possible to put it out in a state where it can attack 3 or 4 times, and since his original ATK is 3000, it can be said that it is a monster with extremely high finishing performance.
The other effects are limited to target resistance due to the opponent's effect when Manadum Tuner is used as an S material, and a specific monster that is revived and returned when it leaves the field due to the opponent's limited time when S summoned. It is strong against some interference due to its resistance to targets regardless of the type of card, and although it is an ability that is not bad even if it is used in the opponent's turn, including the recovery effect when it is defeated, it is an ability that interferes like a quasar. It's a little uneasy to crush the LP and take out the LP with a series of attacks.
Considering the difficulty of S Summoning, it's only natural that there is a difference there, but since the EX Deck only has seats for 15 bodies, it's an odd ability that's easy to put out. Monsters are destined to be thrown out immediately in the S Summon Deck.
However, there are some pump-up cards within the theme, and with them, he can cut off his LP just by allowing him to attack twice if his ATK reaches 4000 or more, so it is called a super resistant monster. I think it's a presence that can't be careless.

Of the 7 Crystal Beasts that appeared in the GX period, most of them have sluggish combat support effects that have nothing to do with numerical advantage, and many of them are extremely difficult to fight in modern environments. , Above all, this card has a mysterious ability that can be used as a combo to return the Crystal Beast on the field to the top of the Deck, and in terms of status, it can be used as Godova's bullets, so it was not particularly good, so Crystal Beast It was the first luggage among them, and it was treated like miso.
But just as Genex Undine must search Genex Controller to send WATER monsters from the Deck to GY at a cost, Crystal Beast must search together to search for Field Spells. As a result of the appearance of the trap card "Rainbow Bridge of Salvation" with the GY effect, this card, which can return to the Deck on its own if put into play, has an unavoidable premium of directly drawing the Crystal Beast to be searched. It is easy to care for, and as a result, it is a card that can make a big success as a card that can be settled with this one card, which is the search target of "must" be adopted in the Deck.
Well, how can I put it, it feels like this is the result of the developers, or rather, all of us who are second-rate deck builders, despising the obsession with field spells of top-notch deck builders...

Yu-Gi-Oh 5D's was turned into an OCG in the 6th season during the broadcast, and now the name Turn 1 is the first monster set in OCG. A monster that taught me that you can't use an effect twice during the same turn.
That's why the 1st kill using only this effect was successfully prevented, but even if it was the 1st turn of the first attack, it was surprisingly interesting in that it would steal a decent amount of LP from him. It seems that there is

A Link Monster that can be Link Summoned with a single EX monster with a specific card name when that monster is designated, and can be said to be a new form of Link 1 monsters.
In addition to X-summoning, existing EX monsters have new possibilities. It may be that there is no need to stick to the chaotic body of yourself that you have not yet seen.
In the case of this card, the original 《Infernoble Knight Emperor Charles》is sufficiently strong, so it doesn't grow that much, but depending on the designated EX monster, it seems that it will grow dramatically, and as expected, this kind of Link 1 It seems unlikely that monsters will be created indiscriminately, but I'm looking forward to the future.