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His Field Spell in his Charmer finally appeared.
If there is a spell user with 1500 DEF, the effect that negates the monster effect activated by the opponent on turn 1, and one spell user from her hand is shown and returned to her Deck to use it with the same attribute. It has the effect of searching for demon status monsters.
The negate effect is simple and powerful, but there are many things to be aware of, such as the need for monsters that meet the conditions on the field, the fact that it doesn't destroy them, and the fact that it's a forced activation, so it's not flexible. Although it can be expected as a controlling force in Charmer, it can be said that it is a performance that cannot be overconfident. The other search effect is also painful because it returns the card that was shown to be a very limited target after all, so it can't earn an ad. Familiar monsters are the top candidates for search destinations, especially Inaribi and her Archfiend Eater can be connected to possessed awakened bodies.
It's a pity that the effect negate has conditions and flexibility is not effective as a control force. Even though it's a field, it's not a possessed Spell Trap, so it's a bit difficult to search.

By the way... where did the awakening of the possession of wind and water go? ?
Send Spell user and low grade FIRE to GY, effect to Special Summon from hand or Deck, effect to damage one opponent's monster's ATK amount when Special Summon is successful with own effect, fire when sent from the field to GY It has the effect of searching for one Spiritual or Possessed Spell Trap.
A fire-attribute possessed awakening monster. He becomes the same as the Archfiend Reaper, except the Special Summon requirement requires her FIRE. However, FIRE is one step inferior in versatility because of its high rarity. The effect is a burn that refers to the opponent, and it is easy to expect damage of over 2000, but it is not very useful when attacking first, and the response after giving a burn is also poor. Archfiend ・Because it loses board ads compared to Reaper, it is difficult to connect it to a search effect with a link or the like.
Search is happy to search for Possession Spell Trap, but then he also has Archfiend Reaper and Spirit Charmers. Fire magic, which has outstanding firepower, seems to be interesting depending on how it is used.

There is a designation that seems to be a new earth spirit art.
Send Spell user and low-level EARTH to GY, effect to Special Summon from hand or Deck, effect to revive low-level monsters with effect negate when Special Summon is successful with own effect, Earth spirit art or possession when sent from the field to GY Spell Trap It has an effect that allows you to search for one card.
The Special Summon condition doesn't matter what attributes his spell users use. Should I aim with his EARTH, which is easy to Special Summon, such as 《Nefarious Archfiend Eater of Nefariousness》? Although he has a resurrection effect, the number of monsters on the field does not change due to the Special Summon condition, but you can immediately use the search effect by link summoning to Ausu Choi. The search effect is aside from terrestrial magic, Possession Spell Trap has excellent cards, so being able to search for them is great. Possession Spell Trap can be searched with "Spirit Charmers", but since "Spirit Charmers" itself cannot be searched, it would be nice to have a second and third arrow.

Also, the number of Field Spells that search for when activated has increased...
In the activation processing, he has the effect of searching for Appliancer cards, the effect of salvaging Appliancer monsters when Appliancer Link is successfully Link Summoned, and the effect of moving the position of Appliancer monsters when a monster declares an attack.
Depending on the situation, he has quite a lot of points just for the activation effect that allows you to search for Appliancer cards. You can search for concentration rolls and copybockles to lay the foundation for development, and search for reuse to revive. It's a pity that his Appliancer cards in the main are a little short.
In addition to that, you can salvage and recover ads every time you call the Appliancer link, and the position adjustment when declaring an attack makes it easier to increase his ATK by reciprocal linking Celtopus. An effect that helps with the unique tactics of the Appliancer, and a perfect effect to work with after using Search.
An excellent Field Spell that's no wonder it sits at the highest rarity level with Celtopus in Appliancer.

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He has the effect of reviving Appliancer Links as long as he can link to one Appliancer Link on the field.
Compared to reusing the same resurrection card, it has the potential to revive two Link 1s, but in addition to the activation conditions that essentially require a self pass, he cannot revive anything other than Link Monsters, and the revived card is Being excluded during the end phase is difficult to use.
Kappa Scale works well with this card, as it allows you to ignore the disadvantage of the end phase removal and revive another card. If you are not linked to each other, you can revive other than linked. The Laundry Dragon, which often performs suicide attacks, is also an excellent candidate. However, compared to the fact that it does not choose the situation of reuse, it is undeniable that the self-pass is required.

Reuse.
Has the effect of reviving Appliancer monsters from his GY. When a reanimated monster leaves play, he returns to the bottom of the deck.
Extremely easy to use due to its simple resurrection effect. You can revive the Concentrol to trigger the Special Summon effect, or you can revive the Link Appliancer and use it as a force. It can be searched in the Electrical World, so it's a relatively easy card to handle.
The disadvantage is that when the revived card leaves the field, he will return to the bottom of the deck, but if he revives a concentration roll that is easy to deplete, he can return the concentration roll to the deck again. It's also an advantage. Appliancer's resurrection card is going to be ironed out with this card.

Dryer.
When linked, his ATK increases. When reciprocally linked, the effect of swapping the positions of himself and his other Appliancer monster and giving the swapped opponent 2 attacks, while not being reciprocally linked. When attacked, it has the effect of negating that attack.
ATK is originally a low number, so it is said that it was raised by the effect. When reciprocal linked, he can swap the Appliancer's position and deal two more attacks. It works well with Laundry Dragon, and you can use the two effects together while making use of Laundry Dragon's high ATK.
The effect when not reciprocally linked is simply negating the attack, but after using the reciprocal link effect, the reciprocal link is lost as a result, so it can be used as insurance.
It's not an effect that can take advantage directly in the Appliancer link, and it's pretty peculiar. Therefore, the priority may not be so high.

washing machine.
Effect that cuts each other's damage that occurs in battle, effect that excludes the opponent's monster when fighting with a co-linked monster, and destroys that monster and deals damage equal to his ATK when fighting while not co-linked. have an effect.
A rare Applianceer monster whose effect when not linked is stronger than its linked link effect. Exclusion doesn't target, so it's good at destroying resistance, so it's a good idea to hit opponents that aren't immune to destruction. Basically, I want to attack the opponent's monsters and take burn damage without reciprocal linking.
Regardless of how you use it, even though it does 0 damage without the Breaker Bunkle, it is a high-quality suicide attack weapon that is often destroyed along with you. Luckily, Link 1 is light and Appliancer itself has plenty of resurrection support.

Vacuum cleaner.
It has the effect of destroying 1 opponent's card by sending 1 card from the hand to GY, the effect of destroying 1 card in the opponent's main monster zone if it is co-linked, and the effect of directly attacking if it is not co-linked.
The Common Effect Destroying Hand Cards and Mutual Link No-Cost Destroying Effect can only be activated once per turn and cannot be used together. As a link 1, the removal range is quite wide, but due to the material, it is a card that can only be used with Appliancer, so this much is necessary. If it is a mutual link, the monster will be used at no cost, and the Spell Trap will be used with a cost. Opponent monsters with high ATK are good nutrients for Laundry Dragon, so you want to choose cards to destroy according to the situation.
When not linked to each other, you can attack directly with 1000 RBIs, but it is rare to need it outside of the last minute. Nonetheless, there is a possibility that it will play an active role at the very end, so it is an effect that you want to remember in a corner of your memory.

Just weighing.
Has the effect of releasing self in co-link to revive his Appliancer link from his GY, and releasing self in non-co-link to revive lower Appliancer.
Both effects still release themselves to revive some sort of Appliancer monster. When reciprocal linked he will revive a Link Monster. Of course, you can specify the position, so you can use the mutual link effect and the non-reciprocal link effect properly.
Conversely, when there is no reciprocal link, you can revive a normal low-level appliancer with a level. If you have a Concentrol next to you, you can activate the Concentrol's effect by reviving another Concentrol. Also, by making another card bite, you can ignore the link material restrictions of this card, so it would be a good idea to use it that way.

Octopus leg wiring.
Effect that does not become a battle / effect target when linked, effect that strengthens his ATK of that monster by the number of monsters co-linked with this card when his co-linked Appliancer link battles, co-linked Has an effect that can be drawn when his Appliancer is destroyed.
More than abilities, effects, or anything else, this card is all about its markers. Currently, this card is the only Appliancer Link Monster with a marker that extends downward, and this card is absolutely essential for achieving the concept of the Appliancer, which is the mutually linked state.
Even though it is such a card, it requires a card whose draw effect trigger condition is not reciprocal link, and the reciprocal link enhancement effect is a maximum of 2000, which is unsatisfactory considering the original size of Appliancer, but it is a category that must be used. Since it is a card of , you will have to use it.

Copier.
Special Summon yourself from your hand for your girlfriend's Appliancer monster, with the effect of getting that name until the end, and excluding GY's self and 1 her Appliancer monster on the field and the same name card from your hand or her GY Has the effect of Special Summoning.
The effect of copying the name and making yourself a special summon to her is rude if you don't move like that, and it goes well with the self-proliferation effect of Concentrol. By arranging all three of her Appliancer monsters, it becomes possible to prepare a stance of Self Pass + Link 1. In addition, the compatibility of the name change effect with Machine Duplication is painful, and if you want to duplicate this card itself, you need Normal Summon.
The second effect is a deployment effect that can be used by excluding her from GY, so even though it requires a card with the same name, it should be easy to use. The Appliancer is likely to overwork the Concentrol, so it's worth keeping it as a means of reviving the GY.

breaker.
It has the effect of giving battle destruction resistance and damage cut by discarding from the hand during the battle of Appliancer, and the effect of substituting his GY or himself for destroying the effect of the Appliancer monster.
A card responsible for the defense of his Appliancer, which has many cards with low stats. It goes well with his Appliancer, which has a lot of Link Monsters with low stats, not only battle destruction resistance, but also damage cut. However, considering the violent environment these days, it seems somewhat unsatisfactory that it can only be used in battles with monsters and that it only protects them.
For the time being, he can respond to effect destruction from GY or the field. However, it tends to be activated after using the hand effect, and this is also not overconfident as it is a one-time only effect. Is it enough to prevent the sudden destruction of the Celtopus?

Robotpi's home appliance theme, Appliancer, which is confused with Link 1 and reciprocal link, also appeared.
When there is an Appliancer monster, he can Special Summon from his hand, and when he is Special Summoned by other Concent rolls, he has the effect of summoning more Concent rolls from the Deck.
The ideal form of Cello Pass + Appliancer Link 1 is Appliancer, but as a result, the form of Link 3 to 4 is required, so a considerable amount of deployment is necessary. This card is responsible for that, and both effects specialize in developing power. In particular, the effect of making himself his Special Summon is excellent, and other Concentrolls can be Special Summoned by his own effect, and there are plenty of Special Summon methods such as "Appliancer Reuse" and "One for One". 《Machine Duplication》can also be used, although it has nothing to do with the effect.
As a material, he has excellent deployment power, and as an Appliancer monster, he can be said to be an indispensable presence in the deck.

It's like a mob card used by a mob, but it had incredible potential.
If there is a Warrior on the field, it has the effect of being able to Special Summon him from his hand, and the effect of sending himself to his GY and being able to Special Summon the lower Warrior in his hand.
The exquisite surrounding environment shines as if it was written to be combined with Isolde, a flame warrior, level 1, and a spontaneous Special Summon effect. It's easy to use as a material to Special Summon Isolde, and conversely, it's an easy-to-use level 1 warrior, so it's also a strong candidate to be summoned by Isolde. Since it is FIRE, attention is also focused on compatibility with Homura Noble Knight.
Another effect also lends wings of deployment power to his exhausting but spontaneous cards that don't have his Special Summon. This effect is also recommended as a supplement for using effects triggered by Special Summon.
It's a card with a taste like The Deploying Power, so I think it's a first-class ability as a material and support.