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Compared to other prohibited Droso, you will choose a deck that is easy to adopt, but it is worth exploiting as much as you want. Can be comboed with Dark World.
Releasing without errata has unbelievable power. The opponent used will not be a mirage, but a real nightmare.

It has a strange effect and is a time-consuming condition, but it was determined and could be handled like a burn with a substantial amount of firepower, so the possibility was high.
And, as has been said a lot, it is prohibited to break out at Majiek Monarch.
The reason why it was banned, despite the fact that it had already done bad things several times, is probably due to its comparatively unique effect.
Even though it has somewhat peculiar conditions, the card pool is increasing and the possibilities are increasing.

An effect that can be said to be a will sent to the other party.
A spell that allows a wide range of recruits with very loose conditions.
Moreover, it's hard to tell from the text, but even though it's limited to your own turn, he's not a Quick-Play Spell, so if you meet the conditions, you can cast it at any time and you can't form a chain. After all, there is no turn limit at the beginning, which spurs the phony.
As for the turn limit, the errata has made it only once, but this effect is still too useful.
I have the impression that this is a card that can be stronger than the text, and I wonder if it will return without further errata.

It has a fairly high total stat for a low class, and can greatly restrict the movement of the opponent's monsters.
Due to summoning restrictions, it is necessary to pay attention to playing. That said, metabi who use this card tend to be a minority elite, so I don't think it's that much of a concern.
However, as it has already been said that it is a single body, there are various holes, so I can't let my guard down. Not to mention magic and traps, it is difficult to get stuck in permanent effects. On the contrary, if you take advantage of it and combine it well with meta-type permanent effects, you can demonstrate a fairly high sealing power.
Although he has his own quirks, I wonder if he has the ability to serve as the new ace of Metabi. However, due to the text, I'm worried about what will happen if a new summoning method comes out. Depending on the future card pool, the value may change significantly.

In addition to destroying negate, it also has his GY sending effect, and there are many useful targets that can be sent to GY, making it highly versatile.
However, there are many removals other than destruction right now, so I can't be overconfident. The GY feed is also excellent, but if it is focused on the purpose, the passive conditions will slow down and the unstable side will stand out. Basically, you should use it as a counter tool.
It's a little lacking in dexterity, so the decks that are compatible with it are likely to be limited. I think it's an excellent card if it fits the mold.

It seems that his Deck, which has recently adopted this, has produced results.
Burn that accumulates and accumulates. The firepower per turn is high, and if you can maintain it for 16 turns, the game is over with just one card, but is that unrealistic?
Even if that's not the case, the current environment has a lot of removal, so it's doubtful if it's used normally it'll even do damage.
On the other hand, as already mentioned, it can also be used as a decoy for your favorite card, as it tends to attract hate for removal. It can be even more effective if used in conjunction with a highly influential Permanence.
There are no restrictions on activating the same name, so the more you put it on, the better the firepower efficiency will be. It's risky, though, because when it's removed, it's going to be tough to win with this card.
If you want to use it, in addition to a large amount of counter means, I think it would be desirable to use it with a card that can block one action. Currently, it is heavily dependent on monster effects, so I mainly want to seal monsters.
Magical Cave is a big part of it, but depending on the environment and build, I think it's a card for experts who can play an active role on the front lines.

A card that powerfully seals monsters against those with a large number of monsters.
Although it is easy to depend on the opponent's field, it is easy to solve with construction and playing, and above all, it is easy to search for this kind of lock card because it is a field.
In the current environment where monster effects are often the main force, naturally this influence is tremendous.
Decks that don't use monsters as their main force can of course be operated without much of an impact, so it's easy to move such decks smoothly, and you can expect pseudo-support. Of course, if the opponent doesn't put out a monster, the effect won't work, so it's suitable for attacking second. Due to its characteristics compared to other fields, Metaba and Demise of the Land are better suited for surprise searches than Terrafo.
There's no reason why it can't be used as a single-use meta card.
It has not only a strong effect but also good handling. The ability to make his deck centered on this.
Since there are places where the way to win is delayed or poked holes in the rules, I think it will definitely be regulated. If it is unofficial, it may be prohibited. It's a troublesome card in a different way from an infinite loop. Bad words are harmful.

No matter how much control it takes, there is no point in comboing with such a heavy pledge. Even considering that it can be searched for reinforcements, 《Mind Control》is overwhelmingly more convenient.
Although his combat power has increased, the effect has been corrupted compared to when he was a rogue.

Inherits the ruler's resistance attachment, and can expand the dragon's hand every turn without level restrictions, making it easy to deploy and rush. The effect itself is excellent.
I just have a knack for materials. Both are weak on their own, and their attributes and races are different.
It's also a pity that the status is only as good as his Monarch, considering the weight of fusion. To be honest, I can't expect that.
However, it can be developed even if it is not a regular fusion, and the means such as Agarpain are increasing.
With the increase in card pools, it has become easier to operate, and the well-compared redame has disappeared, so the value has become much better than in the past.
However, the increase in the card pool is not only a good thing, there are also more easy-to-use rivals, so it tends to be pushed by them.
It's not bad, but I think it's one that has some peculiarities. It seems to have a future.

The oldest dragon support monster. In the old days, this resistance attachment was hard to understand. However, at that time, I was flying around with Sambol, so I couldn't really show it.
You can attach target resistance to Dragon and make it stronger, but the problem is that this card itself is weak and not a dragon.
There are supporters that require their own existence, but then there are controllers who are remakes of themselves.
Over there, not only can you get your own name, but you can also search for sapoka, and you can't get a name outside of the field with resistance attachments, so you can't differentiate yourself, but as mentioned above, from the poorness of yourself alone. I think it's a little bad if you look at it objectively. It's a bad story because the appearance time is too different.

It's an uneasy number to actively fight with 1700 RBI, and it's not an effect that takes time and effort to destroy and release in battle. Even though the existence of the back defense itself is becoming rare...
Even considering that it can be searched for reinforcements, it can be activated without any conditions and can be destroyed regardless of the battle position.

As for the Sacred Link, it can be used for all dragons like Atumus.
If it is a dragon, it has a loose binding that can be used in both vanilla and tokens, an easy-to-use diagonal marker in the EX zone, and an effect that can be demonstrated.
Although it is limited to the opponent's turn, it can bounce and has a certain amount of restraint power. Sacred Time, you can trigger your own 2 effects.
However, your own offense and defense is 0, and even though you can target your own field, if you're not careful, you may suffer a painful experience such as negate conversion, so be careful.
The effect of 2 is similar to the common effect of Sacred Time, but instead of being unable to revive, you can call all dragons. It can be activated with the effect of 1, but it will be during the opponent's turn, so if possible, he would like to call something that can be effective during Special Summon.
Ignore the effect of 1 if it leads to development, use it as a link destination expansion staff, and pull the trigger with another card.
Although it has some peculiarities, it gives the impression of a technical card suitable for combos that can demonstrate high development and restraint power if handled well.

By activating GY, you can steal the X material, but as already said, it is quite unstable because it is dependent on the opponent and you need X on your own field. Compared to back then, the number of Xs that use materials at once has increased, so I wonder if it can be activated even if the opponent is mainly X...
The heyday of the X has passed, and although it's better than the Oulu, it's honestly not much different in terms of practicality. Too many cards to prioritize.

Is it a coincidence that it resembles the Super Galaxy in the same pack? In the past, it was Photon's trump card instead.
As a Rank 8, it does not specify materials and has decent offense and defense and removal effects. The removal performance is high because it does not target. However, the cost is required from the hand or the field, and the roughness of consumption is conspicuous.
There are also a few no-cos removal spells at the same rank.
As already mentioned, we will differentiate ourselves by being able to handle costs in releases. Currently, I have the impression that it has become a more combo-friendly card as a general-purpose card.

Although it is a sacred time, X targets all dragons. Since there is a dragon binding, the decks that can be used with that rank are somewhat limited, but Dragon Recruit, which can use effects without level restrictions, is still excellent.
However, the offense and defense becomes 0, and this is painful for dragons with many aggressive abilities, so there are also limited compatibility.
I would like to bring something that can gain offense and defense with effects and earn ads. You can also take advantage of the offense and defense becoming 0 and use it as a trigger for a runaway summon.
Using the effect puts an attack limit on itself, but luckily, Guidera appeared in the same pack, so I don't really care. It would be worth using one EX frame.
The ban on Redame, which was the top candidate for recruiting, is painful, but if it's a Deck that can be put out, I definitely want to use it.