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Permanent with various effects related to GY and Sacred Time. However, the trap and passive conditions and their targets are quite catchy.
Although it is a GY fertilizer, it is limited to the opponent's turn and sacred time, and there are no cards that demonstrate effects in the sacred time itself, and there are few cards that I actively want to send to his GY. Hallows are dragon-centric, so there are things that are wider and faster than mausoleums and ravines.
It's a small interdimensional burial, but it's also less necessary, since normal engravings don't use a lot of exclusions. I'll be a support for Setek and Ushiru, but in the first place, their position in the sacred time is...
Regarding the last resurrection, although it is easy to prepare for the target due to the above two effects, it takes time to send him to GY to bring him to resurrection.
You can also activate it by sending it yourself, but doing so tends to consume it.
This card itself has all three effects, but in addition to being slow and troublesome, it's an effect that doesn't need much for Holy Time, and it's somewhat confusing.
Average impression overall. The habit is strong and the priority is quite strict.

Sacred Time is easy to summon, and there are cards with spoilage conditions such as Topheni, so it's a very convenient effect.
However, in the first place, the majority of Sacred Time have some kind of loose deployment ability, and it's a little suspicious if you need to rely on this guy.
All the more so when considering the common effects of the Sacred Era. You run the risk of spoiling at a critical moment.
It's not bad, but it gives the impression of an unlucky card that doesn't give you a seat because there's little need for it.

It can be used as an all-purpose counter using the Holy Era, and the common effect of the Elephants makes it easy to reduce losses, making it highly versatile.
However, as has already been said, Sacred Chronicles is a deck that is good at 1 kill from mass deployment, and X, which is the main force, is often a card other than Sacred Chronicles, and in the first place, Sacred Chronicles remain in play. There is also a possibility that it will rot because there are few things. Also, looking at his recent deck, the fact that category search doesn't work is painful.
There are celestial spheres that are easy to keep in the opponent's turn, but in the end, he also often uses the effect at the time of release during his own turn, so he doesn't really think about maintaining it after all. You can't afford to give your opponent a turn because of inflation.
The effect itself is excellent. However, it does not match the nature of Deck, and the inflationary environment also helps, giving the impression that it is a low priority.

The exclusion and removal performance that does not involve destruction is excellent, and if you use it simply, it will be 2:1, but as already said, the common effect of the sacred time will reduce the loss. Convenience is also enhanced as it can be used for sacrifice escape.
However, with a strong X as a mainstay, the Hour is not lacking in removal, and is good at 1 kills from fast deployments, so removal with Trap feels slow nowadays.
There is a good chance that the Sacred Inscriptions that have been roughly deployed will rot, as there are not many Sacred Inscriptions left in the field in the first place. Category search doesn't work either.
I wonder if the current situation is an Iranian child. It's not the standard at the time, but at least if it's compatible with your hand...

A sphere-shaped eneard in Ra. Although it is the highest grade vanilla, it is a different card with 0 offense and defense. At the top, he is the complete opposite of Blue-Eyed.
However, for this reason, the biggest advantage is that you can receive many low-stealth supports that others do not support. Since it has 0 offense and defense, it cannot be used for anything other than materials and costs, and since it is the highest grade, it also has an accident element. The impression of a card that is more supportive than Blue-Eyed.
He can be substituted with Blue-Eyed if he is just using it as a material if it is a sacred carving. It can be used as an attacker if revived with a silver dragon or something, and it has the name of a holy carving, but honestly, I want to use the cost of a holy carving for a guy with a common effect. It is a slightly weak element to prioritize.
If I give priority to this card, I think it is necessary to build it with a lot of support that Blue-Eyed does not support. I also feel like he's easy to play an active part in the deck other than Sacred Time.

Equipped with special summon conditions similar to Shu and monster removal for common effects of sacred time. It is easy to use as an exposure payment.
However, Sacred is a deck that specializes in deploying powerful ranks 6 and 8, and there is honestly little need for a monster removal effect in the main Sacred Hour itself. This card is also an advanced card and he is easy to Special Summon, so it is weak against the Special Summon meta and is difficult to use for meta breakthrough personnel.
Also, Level 5 is difficult to handle for Sacred Time, which is centered on the base Rank 6, and I think that's why this card's quirks have become stronger. However, after the appearance of the link, it has become more flexible.
It's easy to use to pull the trigger of the Holy Time common effect, but the operation after self-deployment is a bit quirky. There is also the existence of summons, so even if you adopt it, it will be fine.

It has the Compromise Summoning and Level Unification effects in addition to the Holy Chronicle Common Deployment effect, and although the level of this card itself is not easy to handle for the Holy Chronicle, this effect makes it easy to handle as an X material.
Basically, it will be summoned after deploying the vanilla dragon by the effect of the sacred time. So it might be a bottleneck that it's hard to function by itself.
It is one of the existences that want to use summoning rights for sacred time, and when you want to use various ranks in sacred time, this is probably the turn.

Dragon has plenty of GY Fertilizer cards such as Mausoleum and Ravine, so it's not difficult, but 3 bodies feels heavy even with his GY cost. Even in Sacred Hour, vanilla dragons aren't used that much, so it's easy to affect the development, and it's basically out of the adoption range.
He needs GY's dragon, even if the effect is suitable for his level. It's no longer just limited to vanilla. All-around removal and handy effects.
Anyway, a card that consumes a lot of GY. Dragon has a lot of decks where his GY ad is important, so I think it's a desirable peaky card for specialized builds.
Fortunately, he himself has plenty of support, and there are no same-name deployments or activation restrictions. If you use exclusion tactics, advanced rituals, lawn mowing, etc., and use as much GY as you can, I think it will have the performance to be an ace.

The summoning cost cards are all cards that are used in Sacred Hour, and the conditions can be met with just one mausoleum, so the summoning itself is not difficult.
As for performance, it's not bad at 2600 RBI with resistance to destruction that uses the Holy Time as a scapegoat, but if you ask me if it's performance enough to adopt due to the possibility of an accident, I think it's a bit harsh.
I can pull the Holy Hour Trigger, but it's limited to the field, it's a passive condition, and most of all, it's an era where there are more than 2600 RBIs and removals other than destruction due to inflation, so I can't help but feel inadequate.
It's not that it can't be used, but level 7 is also difficult to handle, and there's honestly no need for it in sacred time. Since the cost itself is not limited to Holy Hour, is it desirable to use his deck outside of Hour?

Search without turn limit. Although it is limited to monsters, there are excellent ones, and there are some that are highly versatile, so it can be expected to be used in other than the Holy Era.
It's an excellent search card with no complaints.

A long-awaited level 6 vanilla card for Sacred Time... I wanted to say that, but due to the extra elements of Dual, it's frustrating that I can't directly recruit it.
The most important effect can also recruit holy time, but since it's a defense, it can't be used as an attacker, so is it worth using the right to summon? effect. It's easy to search for the holy hour itself by summoning.
If you want to use it as material, he would like to send it to GY as soon as possible. Luckily, Mausoleums are often used in Sacred Time, so it's easy to send them to GY.
Also, a level 6 dragon with no summoning limit and a low status is also relatively valuable. It can be caught with 《Dragard》and debris, and can be differentiated by being a non-tuner compared to Labradry.
It's a bit peculiar, but I think it will be within the scope of adoption depending on the construction.

In addition to the expansion effects common to all Holy Incarnations, you can release the Holy Incarnations to perform a Special Summon, aiming to activate the expansion effects of the Holy Incarnations, allowing you to quickly connect to various developments.
Evil/Trap removal also triggers the common effect of the Holy Hour, and although it is not reliable as a face-down removal, it will be nice if it breaks the troublesome permanent and P etc., and it is excellent as an exposure payment.
As long as it is an advanced card that requires other cards to activate its effect, there is a possibility of an accident, but anyway, it is an excellent existence that pulls the trigger of the Holy Hour, and I think it is an essential class card for the Sacred Hour.

In addition to the vanilla dragon expansion common to the Holy Hour, he can Special Summon under the Saidra condition. It has its own attack limit, but as already said, it is highly convenient as it can be used as a Rank 6 material in addition to the Holy Hour, and as a release agent for Vanilla Dragons that have come to hand.
However, as the fate of the Sidera condition, it is a neck that is easy to rot in the first place. In this case, I would like to divide it as a risk or take advantage of the common effect.
In particular, if it is the original holy time or ritual summoning, it is easy to follow because it can reduce ad loss.
I think it's a highly versatile card that is not only active in the main house.

Although it has the expansion effect common to the Holy Hour, perhaps because of the presence of another effect, this one is exclusive to the Haunted Vanilla.
Regarding the deployment effect at the time of battle destruction, in this era of inflation and speeding up, it feels slow to interpose the battle. The RBI of 1800 is by no means low, but I feel that it is insufficient to actively activate it.
In this day and age, it's not uncommon for large-sized weapons to be lined up. However, there is a strict framework for adopting such combat support for a sacred time that makes X an ace and suppresses and removes it with its effect. In addition, it is a painful point that he cannot be activated unless he is sent to GY, although it is plain.
It is an advantage that it is easy to work alone, but the development of battle destruction is a little out of style, and if the common effect is limited to the target, I feel that the effect is strong. The point may be how to make the most of being a junior.

The sound of noot somehow reminds me of neet... In the case of this guy, it doesn't work alone.
Since it develops with a slightly different trigger like a maiden from other sacred clocks, it is difficult to adopt it in a normal sacred clock, and it is desirable to build it around itself.
Compared to Otome, she is not limited to Blue-Eyed, but her status is 0. However, since there are also tuners to recruit, the repertoire of development is richer here. You can easily call Borrel Link 4 with this and Destrudo. Also, unlike maidens, it's a dragon, so it's also an advantage that you can share racial support.
It's a card that is highly dependent on combos, but I think it's a card with interesting effects that make combos worthwhile.