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It is a complete resurrection of Quick-Play Spell, but the disadvantage is a little harsh. In addition to that, Dark World is mostly vanilla, and I'm worried about the lack of significance in reviving it. It tends to be a scramble for gates and GY resources.
Grapha, who has the highest RBI among resurrection targets, has self-regeneration with loose conditions in the first place. With this card, he can't immediately pseudo-salvage GY's Dark World, so it doesn't work well with this card.
Basically, I want to aim for resurrection during the opponent's turn. However, as a resurrection card, it tends to be slow, which is a painful point now that speed is increasing. How is it that there is no immediate effect even though it is a haste?
Among the resurrection targets, it has good compatibility with Seruri, and it can bite the opponent with handicap, so if you carefully assess the situation and revive it, you can inflict a considerable amount of damage.
In normal Dark World, it's hard to adopt because of its strong quirks, but it's worth adopting because it can do some tricky moves in the Celery axis.

The ending and development are slow, and the power of the basic card in this game is high, so it's rare that you have too many cards in your hand.
He belongs to Dark World, but his Dark World also consumes a lot of cards and has almost no chance to activate.
It seems to be compatible with Ordinary Beat, but this Deck is not a Deck that simply increases your hand, but a Deck that decides the game with the increased hand, so there are still few opportunities to activate it. If you're going to handle it, it's essential to use it with 《Finite Cards》.
It's slow and an effect that doesn't work well with this game, so it doesn't make much sense to use it.

The cost is not specified in particular, and can be handled by various decks, but the priority is severe due to the 2:1 exchange and heavy and simple reasons. After all, it is basically used in the Dark World where the effect is demonstrated by discarding the hand.
It's a removal that can be activated without a snow combo, and you can get a big board add if you use Grapha as a cost.
However, it has a big drawback that it can only target the back side, and if it is chained to the target, it will misfire and you will not even be able to discard your hand, so it has a somewhat strong peculiarity.
It is also a headwind in an era when it has become less common to be put into play behind the scenes. No matter how searchable removal is, it is difficult to use if you have these risks, and you will avoid using it.

The effect itself is a versatile card exchange card. However, if you use it normally, it's 2:1, and your opponent has no loss, and you can exchange cards and fertilize his GY. If you hire them appropriately, the loss you suffer will be greater than it looks.
As already said, I would like to use it in Dark World and Fabled, where some kind of effect is activated by discarding it. Compared to the gate, it is a single use, but being able to activate it from the first hand is great, and it also helps the movement of the gate.
There is a similar card, 《Dragged Down into the Grave》, but compared to that card, it is snowy and searchable, and it is easy to move actively. However, even considering that, the peeping + handicap over there is large. Both can be used for the purpose of rotating at high speed.
Although he has a strong quirk on his own, in Dark World he is an excellent card that can contribute to deck rotation.

Speaking of Yugi no Mon, Rokubu and Kore. You can exchange your hand every turn to strengthen the entire devil. As you know, especially in the case of Dark World, you can pull the trigger of Dark World when exchanging cards, so it is possible to connect further to the ad.
However, since it cannot be activated without GY resources, there is some accidentality. GY I want to prepare a means to fertilize.
It's a card that can show its true value in the Dark World, but it's also versatile enough to be used by other demons, so it's an excellent field overall.

Although it is a low-grade vanilla of Dark World, it is not meaningful for him to prioritize vanilla over Dark World at present.
It has top-class defensive power among low-class vanillas. Furthermore, it supports various supports thanks to vanilla and low RBI. Another point is that it is difficult to get caught in summoning reactions such as Naraku.
However, now that removal is rampant and RBI inflation is occurring, this level of defense often does not function as a wall, and it is no longer an era where you can take it easy to put up a wall. Regarding the summoning reaction, it is no longer a big advantage due to the decrease in reliability of the entire prone position.
I feel that hiring is difficult unless you find a significant point of differentiation.

Vanilla from Dark World. Compared to the range, this one is suitable for attackers.
However, there is currently no particular significance in giving priority to vanilla in Dark World. On the other hand, there are also Archfiend Soldiers with higher hit points, even if they try to make the most of their races and attributes. The target of the gate is all demons.
In the past, Range was often seen as superior because it was difficult to get caught in summoning reactions such as Naraku. Currently, you don't see summoning reactions unless it's a specific deck of her, and it's becoming more convenient for her to be an attacker. It's like comparing the heights of acorns.

As a Dark World, the RBI is high, and it is easy to deploy with its own effect, but the RBI of 2400 is not so high, and Dark World attackers already have Grapha.
So I want to make use of the effect when the opponent throws it away. Being able to recruit demons without level restrictions is powerful. It can lead to various developments.
Since it is possible to send it not only to your own field but also to the other party, you can also use the sending tactic.
However, if left as it is, the dependence on the other party is quite strong, so it is almost essential to use it together with Celery. Seruri herself is also a perfect match for this card.
Since it is a card that is highly combo-dependent, it is difficult to use him in normal Dark World. That said, I think it's a card that can perform tricky moves that are rewarding for combos.

The second body following Exceed, X. For the time being, rabbits have good compatibility with arranging materials.
Since the Dark Dragon is specified as a material, the decks that are easy to put out are somewhat limited. There aren't many Dragon Decks centered around lower tiers.
It also has effects related to Borrel, so it is recommended to use it with Rokket.
As a Rank 4, it has top-class offense and defense, and although it is limited to monsters, it also has target resistance.
Unlike No85, which is Rank 4 with the same RBI, there are no disadvantages (unless the effect of 2 is activated). There are Daribés with higher combat power than this if the effect is included, but after all, the high level of pure combat power is dependable.
Although it is the effect of 2, it is easily affected by the situation, and it has many disadvantages and is somewhat strong. It can be said that this is a reversal effect. As mentioned above, it has target resistance, so it is easy to pass the effect.
It's strong if you get hooked on it, but compared to his other Borrels, the impression is that it's not very well-received due to its low versatility.
I would like to expect changes in the environment in the future.

Like Golsil, it can be deployed when discarded, but it's not something an attacker can do with a wall-facing stay, and in this day and age, it's an unreliable number anyway.
Since it has a low hitting point, it can handle reckless summons and recruiters, but this advantage is honestly thin in Dark World.
If the opponent throws it away, you can strengthen one demon, and since you are also in the target, it will not spoil, but it is a time-consuming condition, and the reward is clearly poor compared to Golsil and Grapha. In the first place, Dark World is basically enough to strengthen demons by gates.
Even at level 6, he's not particularly useful in the Dark World, and Celtic at the same level can be expected to play an active role as an attacker, and the additional effects and recruits are excellent, and the rewards are sufficient.
There is a risk of an accident, and the reward is shabby. With this performance, it was often called a fighting god.

It is a pair of khakis, and if discarded, it can remove magic and traps, and depending on the card used in combination, it can perform tricky moves like Psych.
However, there is The Fabled Catsith as a similar effect, and if it is an all-purpose removal that can be activated at a cost, it tends to be inferior in terms of simple performance.
This is a dark world with the name of Dark World, but even in the essential Dark World, the presence of Grapha is a big deal. They also have universal removal.
It's also a compulsory effect, and in Dark World, where gates often remain in play, it's easy to reverberate, so you want to be careful.
The abundance of magic and trap removal itself is a pain point for this card, and since it doesn't require a trigger, I can't help but feel strongly that Psych is enough.
There are more rivals than khaki, and I think the priority is quite strict even considering it has the name of Dark World.

Design like a mod. It is a pair of Grin, and as the name suggests, it can remove monsters if it is discarded, and it can be tricky depending on the cards you use together.
However, there is The Fabled Catsith as a similar effect, and if it is an all-purpose removal that can be activated at a cost, it tends to be inferior in terms of simple performance.
This is a dark world with the name of Dark World, but even in the essential Dark World, the presence of Grapha is a big deal. They also have universal removal. It is also worth noting that it is a compulsory effect.
It's not that you can't use it, but there are many other cards that should be prioritized. With the appearance of Grapha along with Grin, it is a sad existence that has almost been retired.
Well, it's still a relief that there aren't as many rivals as Grin.

The impression as a character is stronger than as a card.
It's a high RBI among the lower Dark Worlds, and the effect is arbitrary, and he can pull the trigger of Dark World, but now the timing is late, and the level of attackers has risen, so it takes a lot of work.
There are many other cards that should be prioritized, so it will be difficult to adopt.

An existence that is the key to the effect that can be activated when discarded by the "opponent", which is an additional effect of Dark World.
Due to its high reliance on combos, it has been a card that has not been romantic for a while since its introduction.
However, stability is greatly improved by increasing the card pool.
It is a practical card worth the effort.

If discarded, you can draw, you can reduce the loss of trades and gates, and when the effect of Dark World activates, he can fertilize GY and rotate the deck, a highly combo effect. Compensation is also sufficient.
If your opponent discards it, you can draw more, but it's highly dependent on your opponent, and even if you aim for it yourself, the gains and losses tend to cancel out in the combo stage, so there's little need to force yourself to aim.
It's the only Dark World that supports Death Guide, and can be directly connected to Link or Rank 3. Especially with Leviel, it's easy to create return targets thanks to the gate, so it's a good match.
It has a very strong combo, and Dark World is easy to start, and since it's low-level, it's less prone to accidents, making it a good cost for Grapha's self-regeneration. Mainly I think he's an excellent presence for Dark World to contribute to the deck rotation.