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That's why... don't stop (in the battle phase)...
It has the effect of inflicting 600 damage when another own monster is destroyed by the opponent, and the effect of negate the activation of the opponent's card effect during the Battle Phase and destroy it if there is another monster on your field.
The first effect has no restrictions on its activation, but it depends on the opponent, so it is difficult to trust this card itself, which has no resistance, as it may be targeted. If I send the opponent a card that has a trigger effect that destroys this card, but...
The other main effect is similar to Hope the Lightning, but it has a fatal flaw in that it cannot be activated during the damage step because it negates the effect instead of prohibiting it. Even without that, although it is high as a level 7 synchro, it does not have the overwhelming ATK of Lightning, so its breakthrough power is inevitably inferior.
It is also difficult to have her tied to WATER halfway with this.

So, Olga, should I introduce this card next?
A tuner that has the effect of bouncing the opponent's monsters during Special Summon and the effect of returning the opponent's cards when destroyed.
I feel the possibility that you can bounce monsters just by doing a Special Summon. If you prepare a route to Special Summon by some means, it will be a good force that can both deploy and remove by bouncing. Moreover, since it is a tuner, there is also the bonus that if you deploy it, it will lead to a Synchro Summon. With the name of Penguin, there is a possibility that further future will open up as support increases in the future.
Bounce is activated even when destroyed, but it doesn't mesh well with being a tuner. With the effect of Special Summon and the fact that one of them can be used once per turn, you can only see it with a difficult operation of setting and turning it into a mine.

A card of Olga, a victim of memetic pollution whose name is a joke.
It negates the attack when an attack is declared, and has the effect of making the low-grade WATER in his hand his Special Summon, and the effect of self-regenerating at the start of the opponent's battle phase if he exists in her GY and does not have his own monster.
It has the deployment effect of lower grade WATER, but the activation timing is late with attack reaction. If you use it in your own attack, it will negate that attack, so he should use this card, which has a subtle ATK, as a trigger. When blocking an opponent's attack, it's easy to see the target and get removed easily, so I'd like to use it in conjunction with the self-regeneration effect.
It is also a card that can withstand 3 attacks by negate the attack and shield itself and the deployed monster, but as expected, its use is severe now and it will not last.

Just a super match. The stake is an S monster, and the benefits you get are massive.
Return the S monster to the EX Deck to revive 4 GY Flower Cardians, draw more cards, and if the card is a Flower Cardian, you can ignore the summoning conditions and Special Summon, but if not, annihilate your monsters. It has the effect of halving LP, and the effect of salvaging GY's Spell Trap at the end phase of the turn sent to GY by the effect of Flower Cardian.
The activation conditions are very strict, and it is necessary to return his Synchro Monster that he has worked hard to win in gambling. GY also needs a large amount of Flower Cardian, but if we have a synchro, do we manage to achieve it?
The return is tremendous, and even Goko's S summon is possible with this one card. However, in order to do so, it is necessary to gamble, which is the reason why it is a super game, but is that the only fate of Flower Cardian?
If you lose in gambling, you're almost guaranteed to lose, and if you succeed, it's a pretty extreme card, but it can be said that it's very likely.

A new card from Flower Cardian that has yet to close.
A special summon effect from your hand that can be used when there is a Flower Cardian with a level lower than your own, which is common to Flower Cardian's scrap cards. If you release a Flower Cardian monster on the field and draw a card from the Deck and draw a Flower Cardian Flower Cardian It has the effect of being able to search or recruit .
In fact, it is a card that is in the same position as Cosmic Blazer and Death Chimera Dragon, and it is a card that hits Sakura's scrap card, but thanks to Sakura's level of 3, Normal Summon can be done without relying on Special Summon. By increasing the number of cards that can be Normal Summoned without relying on pine, it is possible to compensate for the start of other scrap cards, and if there are cards that are not enough, this card's search / recruit effect can compensate for it. It is full of effects that should be called a revolution.
However, Flower Cardian's fate is that there is a gambling element in the activation of Search Recruit. It's a fatal instability that ends up just releasing the cost if the effect is removed, and the last is a downside that can't be ignored.

Fake numbers are also made into cards. With this, there is a situation where there are two No. 3 cards in the same pack.
When the battle position is changed, the effect of reviving her Insect in his hand or his GY, negates the effect of the monster when the monster effect on the field is activated, and then strengthens the Insect's defense or changes the form have the effect of being able to
The effect says that he affects Insects, but since he's also her Insect, it's a Rank 3 Xyz that can be expected as a suppressive force without using the resurrection effect if you negate the effect and increase defense. Of course, Insect is a card with a wide range of tricks, such as demonstrating its true value and allowing you to play by negating the effects of your own monsters.
However, it can be a wall even by itself, and the effect can be negated, so it seems to be stronger as a general-purpose rank 3 newcomer who can expect suppression power. In Insect, he is easy to line up level 3 per Inzektor and Electronic Light Bug, and it is easy to make use of the effect.

The root of all evil.
A card that can be activated when 《Numeron Network》exists and there are no monsters on the field.
It is his spell card that is in charge of the simultaneous deployment of No. 1 to 4, which is the most dangerous part of Numeron, and how he can activate this card via the network is the key to the success of the Numeron Deck. . This card itself has few searches, but the network that can activate this card with its own effects has field searches and walls, so access to activation is wide. However, this card cannot be activated without a network, and it does not make sense on its own, so be careful.
The operation after it can be activated has already been talked about, but you can use the effects of Numerons as they are to attack with a large ATK, or use the properties of a large number of X monsters to summon large monsters. sea ​​bream. However, since the right of Special Summon is one time after activation, if possible, I would like to call cards with overwhelming power such as Hope Zexal and Apollo Usa if I use it for Special Summon.

As expected, it was impossible to reproduce the animation, so KONAMI rewrote the effect, but it became a bad guy in a different vector.
It has the effect of activating the Numeron Normal Spell card that satisfies the activation conditions from his deck, and the effect of knocking down the material when the effect of the self-sound Numeron X monster is activated.
The applicable Numeron Normal Spell cards include Direct in the same pack, as well as Numeron Force and Numeron Fall, but basically Direct will be the main focus. It's an effect that actually searches for Numeron Spell, and in the case of Direct, the existence of this card is essential in the first place, so it can be said that it's a pretty important card.
Another effect is that he is essential to make Numeron X monsters use their effects even when placed under Direct to Special Summon without X materials. It doesn't have any downsides, and it doesn't even have activation restrictions, so if you want to make the most of his Numeron monster's own effect directly, this is also a must-have effect.
It's also essential for Sinuña's burn damage, so it's one of the cornerstones of Numeron tactics. Will it be a storm raging in the environment?

Considering the sequence number, the card that will be the last number to appear in OCG.
The effect is the same as Ekam Duve Turini.
The long name Chatuvari seems to have some meaning, but according to Mr. Wiki, it's a terribly simple name that means four in Sanskrit.
Similarly, Ekam Dve Turini was named 1, 2, 3, and had too much naming sense.
Conversely, the language of Sanskrit, which can make simple 1, 2, 3, 4 so divine, may be amazing.

It has the same characteristics as Dhuve Chatuvari to the extent that it is difficult to comment.
The effect is the same, combat destruction resistance and his Numeron enhancement after battle.
Another advantage of Numeron is that it barely weighs down your main deck.
The gimmick of the main deck is completed by preparing a wall that searches the network and direct, and in some cases the network.
However, the Extra Deck requires 4 Numeron Xyz cards that can be called directly, and depending on the situation, Sinuña.
Therefore, while you have extras to spare, you can still use it if you don't throw it away enough to use Greedy Money, and you also have some room in your main deck.

It can't be helped due to the concept of Numeron's deck, but 4 monsters with the same effect can be lined up...
The effect is exactly the same as Ekam. 2 to 4 are Ecam's deterioration in the part that can not become Sinyunya.
The true terror of Numeron lies in its ability to line up four Numbers Xyz at once.
《Memories of Hope》becomes a terrifying draw card that draws 4 cards, and the original condition makes it possible to X-summon Hope Zexal, which was thought to be difficult, and can be easily suppressed. It's also useful as a link material and can even summon Megaton Gale.
It's a theme that gives us a glimpse of tremendous scalability, so I think we need to pay attention to future trends.

The true No. 1 to 4 that appeared last.
It has the effect of doubling her ATK of his Numeron monsters on the field by removing the X material after fighting with the monster itself, as well as combat destruction resistance.
It can be used normally, but by using the effect of the Numeron card to bring out 4 of his Numeron Xyz, his ATK double effect and true terror will be demonstrated.
His ATK double effect common to Numeron Xyz can eventually increase his ATK by 8 times to 8000, so you can hit in the order of 1000→2000→4000→8000. However, it cannot be activated unless you fight a monster.
Only this card can rank up to Sinuña, so in that respect it may be the most valuable among the four.

It's a card that will be the boss of Numeron, but the threat of his deck is...
The X summoning condition that is superimposed on Ekam, the effect of excluding all monsters on the field when the X summoning is successful, and if you are excluded, return during the next standby phase, and if there is "Numeron Network", the excluded X monster's Has the effect of dealing damage equal to his total ATK.
A card with high resistance destruction ability because it can be dealt with by excluding monsters without targeting them. It also banishes itself, but it returns to the next self standby and gives a huge burn damage. It's a card that's likely to be evaluated differently depending on how it handles the fairly long lag of the next self-standby phase.
If you summon Ekam and his delightful companions with 《Numeron Calling》, stack this card on Ekam and banish them all, you can aim for 4000 burns on the next turn, but if you succeed directly, you can't help but feel like you can launch a variety of attacks.

I finally entered the OCG.
If there is no card other than the same name on the field, it will be sent from your hand or field to his GY and will trigger an instant effect that activates Numeron Network, and when you receive battles damage, Special Summon from your hand and end the battle phase. have.
Although it is a so-called terraformer type card, it has many enhancements, such as the fact that instead of having strict activation conditions, it can be activated directly and can be activated immediately on the field, and it has a hand trigger effect that ends the battle. And above all, the Numeron Network that can be searched is a pretty heinous Field Spell, so it will inevitably be highly evaluated as a card that can activate it.
The effect that ends the battle can be activated only by damage, and he can be used regardless of Numeron, so it even has the face of a general-purpose hand-activated defense card. If you use the Numeron gimmick, you may consider throwing it in.

A paradigm shift where OCG original support is included in Korepa.
You can Special Summon by excluding 1 Malefic monster from the EX Deck, and if you don't have Malefic World, you can send Malefic from the Deck to his GY and send the excluded Level 8S monster to Special Summon via the EX Deck. Has the effect of summoning.
His Malefic monster in the EX Deck, 《Malefic World》, which is a condition for existence, and the S monster that he special summons from the exclusion, there are many elements necessary to fully play an active role. Malefic monsters in the EX Deck are paradoxical choices, but you don't have to use them as long as they're in the EX Deck. The value of 4000 RBI that can be generated with only EX Deck cards is great, and there is a nice plus that he has no attack limit even though he is Malefic.
The removed S monster is a good match for his Stardust, which he used when spawning Malefic Stardust. Paradox is level 10, so it's a shame he can't be Special Summoned. The biggest concern is 《Malefic World》, but I have no choice but to use 《Malefic Territory》and do my best. However, it has a high RBI and explosive power, and it is a piece that raises the level of Malefic.