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I think that it is an excellent card that can be connected to rank 4X in a "VS" Deck where there are multiple level 4 monsters due to the self Special Summon effect of (1).

It is a trap card that fights against the basic rules of X summoning in a way that is not inferior to X summoning!
There is no need to think about the level of monsters to be used as materials or the rank of Evolzar, as he is a Special Summon! As long as he can prepare one Evoltile and one Evolsaur for GY, if he likes Evolzar, it's OK! The simplicity of it is wonderful.
Following Dorka and Solde, a new Evolzar called Lars who "uses 2 materials to get 2 effects from 1 body", and Rios who can be set from the Deck with this card by name. I wonder if it has become!

I would love to see some new cards!
A new Evolsaur monster that can set Evol's strongest Trap card 《Evo-Singularity》from the Deck!
With only this monster, even if you send Evoltile to GY using the 2nd effect, you still can't meet the activation conditions of Evo-Singularity, so you lose 1 point, but you can still Link Summon it with this monster alone. If Link 1 monsters or EX monsters with special summoning conditions appear, it will be solved immediately, so if that happens, I think it's okay to give 10 points!
In any case, I think it will be the first monster to enter the Evol Deck from now on!

I've been waiting for this! He has become able to use X materials other than Dinosaurs, but it would be a shame if only Dinosaurs surround such an excellent monster.
But if you summon Dinosaur or Reptile for X, you can interfere twice, and in the same turn! It also comes with a nice bonus, so I'd like to welcome you to the Extra Deck as soon as it goes on sale!
My favorite card 《Dinowrestler Iguanodraka》will shine again, I'm so excited.

An Artifact of him with unbelievable effects. If Special Summon succeeds, your opponent will not be able to put out monsters from the EX Deck for that turn. Even in the world of Yu-Gi-Oh, it's rare for someone to have such a strong hindrance to development, let alone a semi-advanced monster, it shouldn't be a light effect that can be activated just by appearing, but this guy calmly does it. Pull it off.
While some opponents can fend off fusions with his Quick-Play Spells chained to effect activations, or Rituals/Advances that don't rely on the EX Deck, most opponents can be crippled. This is a type of card that becomes more and more restrictive as inflation progresses, as is the case with large-scale restraints of this kind. It's no longer uncommon to use , and it doesn't even allow you to reach Link Monsters, which are light materials, so it's effective. In spite of that, when I use it, it can be called in from the loose material designation "Artifact Dagda".
At TCG, one shot was banned in February 2011 as a result of rampaging on business trips. Long demonstrating the avant-garde of his Artifact, this Reaper will soon be sent back to the underworld in the OCG as well.

It was the pioneer of the phony effect of "choosing and destroying, so it doesn't target", and the first successful example of reaching the limit card. 2100 is not a bad RBI, but it's hard to make use of it. If you think about it as a pair with 《Artifact Sanctum》, it is a strength that is not the ratio of Konki.
Even now, it's still fully usable as Artifact's main weapon, and you should be wary of 《Artifact Scythe》when facing AF. On the other hand, AF players need to think carefully about how much pressure to use and who to use to remove.

New his Gishki Large Ritual Monster. The effects of 1 to 3 are strong, such as lifting, limited combat posture, and interfering with monster effects.
In particular, the interference effect of ③ is his deck bounce, which is the highest grade among negate + removal types, and can penetrate obstacles such as target resistance and effect destruction resistance. Landed thanks to the effect of ①! end! I'm also grateful that it doesn't move.
Also, a very important point is that none of the effects from ① to ③ are subject to the turn 1 restriction of scenic spot designation. In other words, as long as you line them up, you can repeatedly hit the 3rd obstacle effect, and thanks to the 1st effect, you can continue to support the deployment of the 2nd and 3rd bodies with the same name after summoning the 1st body. Also, it has good compatibility with "Aquamirror Illusion", and it also interacts well with "Focused Aquamirror", which is recorded at the same time, so once it lands, you may see it two or three more times during the match.

Comprehensive evaluation: It is good to aim for a continuous attack including the return of this card by 《Assault Synchron》.
Operation that negates in (1) and connects to another delta accelerator synchro in (2) to aim for continuous attacks.
Since there are no restrictions when using anything other than the EX Deck, it is possible to return with 《Assault Synchron》and follow up.
If you use (2) during the battle phase after attacking, you can return in a state where you can attack again.
"Stardust Sifr Divine Dragon" is particularly useful as a Synchro Monster to summon, and this card that returns has a resistance.
《Cosmic Blazar Dragon》is suitable for the opponent's turn.
Alternatively, instead of Synchro Summoning this card, is there a way to copy it with 《Hundred Eyes Dragon》?
Place this card in GY, copy "Summoner Monk" etc. with "Phantom of Chaos" to deploy a 4-star DARK tuner, use "Phantom of Chaos" and a 4-star DARK tuner to create "Hundred Eyes Dragon", and copy via "Phantom of Chaos", It leads to 《Shooting Quasar Dragon》etc. without much Synchro Monster.
How to put this card in her GY is na.

How should I put it... Why is this better than Crystron Halqifibrax to Mecha Phantom Beast Auroradon? A card that I personally think.
If it is said that the difference in versatility is said, it will certainly be so.
You can only synchronize. Well, it's a risk.
He has designated a Synchron tuner for Synchro, and he can only use Synchron as an effect, so it certainly doesn't have that much versatility.
It's clear that if he succeeds once, he'll bring hell to his opponent, and since he's mainly used by the main characters of 5d's, his Synchron itself has excellent performance, and it will continue to increase.
Also, deployments using this often release a large amount of monsters from the EX Deck, and it becomes difficult to bring them back once they are turned over.
In other words, when this monster comes out, the duel is almost over. Just like the duo at the beginning, I would like to say, "If it comes out, it's over, isn't it together?"
After that, he doesn't have much of a turn, but when he goes to hit with the second effect, he can raise his ATK to 3600, so he can beat most of the ace monsters in that area.

It has a reset effect common to scrap iron, and it's not bad to be able to attack S of this level every turn, and the effect is effective, so you can revive and return.
However, it returns to EX at the end, so if you want to use it more effectively, you want to use it as a material or cost.
It also has a restraining effect against destruction, and the Red Dragon can search for this card, which has a strong synergy with the effect. Will it be a useful companion if you operate a red dragon?

A resuscitation card with a motif of Sp Synchro Panic.
It is possible to revive a large amount with Nocos, but the target of resurrection is a level 7-8 Dragon S, and it takes a lot of work to drop a large amount of these into his GY in a state that can be revived. It's enough if I can revive even two bodies.
Since it is a defensive and effective negate resurrection, I have to think about what happens after that. Since a large amount of S can be revived by level 1, I would like to aim for a quasar by recreating the anime.
The effect of 2 is honestly hard to use for the purpose of the red dragon, but isn't it bad to use it as a check against battle destruction? In any case, it's better to see it as a bonus.
It's a time-consuming card, but it's a red dragon, and it's good for searching, so if you're using a red dragon, it's an ant.

The thorn in the expansion deck, the bump above the eye. Since it's 5 bodies instead of 5, Radon and Speeder will already be Nibiru's food at the stage of using it. With modern deployment systems, it's easy to take it to the end if it spins, so Nibiru's power is too high, but it's also a necessary evil. Decks that have Nibiru Care in the gimmick in the deployment system are quite liked by themselves. For example, he can care for Spright etc. with Gigantic. I think about setting up a monster effect negate with 5 bodies somehow for the deployment deck, but this is quite difficult. Worrying too much about Nibiru, who may or may not exist, weakening the final stage also entails risks. Due to the threat of this card, I also have a serious countermeasure against Brain Muscle OF Brain Muscle, which uses Nibiru Stacking and Obliteration. Even though it's an erasure limit. It's a card that you want to put in as a side change for opponents who can't take care of it because it's a deployment type gimmick, but you need to be a little careful when using it. Nibiru Tokens are usually great offensive and defensive. It is better to assume the removal method because it may be difficult or impossible to deal with this muscular token.

Similar to Signal Warrior, this card is based on the SP World motif.
It has useful effects for the S Deck, but in order to generate counters for it, it is necessary to successfully perform S summons multiple times.
Signal Warrior and acceleration counters can also be shared.
If your opponent destroys it, you can deploy a red dragon, and if you have a level 7 or higher S on the field, it will be a check against removal.
There is no activation turn limit, and the impression is that it is strong if it turns well. Honestly, I think it's closer to romance.

Like Signal Warrior and Axel Synchron, this is the third card with Yusei as its motif. With this name, it would have been better to use Jack's WOF as a motif.
It has useful effects for summoning S monsters, but it still hurts that it's advanced without self-deployment.
The range of development is expanding and the support is abundant, but it is still worrisome that accidents do not have a direct positive effect.

Valve Synchron.
Synchron was also indebted to Valve. In addition, it can be used as a material without being put into play, so its usefulness goes without saying.
There is a condition for self-revive, but it is easy to satisfy because of the effect of 1.