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A Field Spell with a search effect of "Drytron"
It is excellent to be able to use multiple "Drytron" Spells and Traps properly. However, the environmental level "Drytron" often does not use cards that can only be searched for two types, and is often rejected.
The only cards that can be searched are his spells and traps, but you can access monsters via 《Drytron Nova》.
The second effect is that "Drytron" only has Meteonis Drytron cards that can be ritual summoned, so it's nice to be able to reliably pass through it, but if other cards are negate, their movement will slow down, so it's a bonus level. I think it's a great effect.
③ can be used to interfere with X/S summoning, even if it is only once per turn.

Name two S monsters Fusion Monster
However, he cannot be fusion summoned with regular materials, and he is Special Summoned exclusively by the effect of Cyber-Stein.
The effect is to negate the activation of his Spell/Trap card, and if there is no turn 1, there is no cost, so unless you break through this card, your opponent will be able to block his Spell/Trap card. It is.
In particular, it has excellent compatibility with Apollosa, which can negate monster effects multiple times with general-purpose link 4, and by lining up two bodies, you can create a very strong board that can negate any effect many times.
However, it cannot deal with cards that cannot be chained, such as Super Fusion and Counter Trap.
The “Vaylantz” Deck is a Deck that makes it easy to line up the two of them, and without using the Summon Right, you can play 《Gear Gigant X》, and with that effect, you can use Devifla to search for his Special Summon of this card.
"Naturia" has been strengthened with DARKWING BLAST, and its deployment power has greatly improved, making it easier to perform regular fusion summons, but if it is field fused, the suppression effect will not change at the time of the material, so there is still little significance in "Naturia". .

Cards that only move the position of monsters
It's a card that has been around since 2006, but in Yu-Gi-Oh at that time there was little point in moving monsters around, so it was never used for its original purpose.
From the beginning of the 10th period, there was a certain advantage in moving between monster zones, but if you were to ask me if I deliberately adopted this card just for that purpose, it didn't happen and the days that didn't see the light of day continued for quite some time.
However, in the second half of the 11th season, the appearance of the theme "Vaylantz", where movement is the key, attracted a lot of attention. In "Vaylantz", he was promoted to a card that could be used without fail.
The performance of this card itself isn't particularly high, but I'm happy that it became a card that can be used.

Cards that search for "Vaylantz" Field Spell
Currently there are 2 types of Field Spells that can be done by searching for either one, so it is currently a pinpoint search card, but if there is a P monster to destroy, it will have a useful effect for the "Vaylantz" Deck (Senet Switch).》can be accessed.
Also, if you remove it from GY, you can collect EX P monsters, so it will be useful for redeployment on the next turn.
As a single card, it does a lot and is quite powerful.
"Vaylantz" is his deck that can't move unless he draws a P monster, and since this card can be searched with Shinonome, I think it's okay to use a small number of cards.

Futuristic "Vaylantz" Field Spell
Together with "Vaylantz World - Shinra Bansho", if you draw one of them, you can place both of them on the field.
Its unique effect puts monsters in the opponent's main monster zone into his Spell & Trap zone, which is useful as a removal other than destruction, and does not activate effects that leave the field. Also, if there is a card in his Spell & Trap zone on the same row as the opponent's monster, it can also be removed.
However, you can't use it unless you have a monster in the same column, so when playing against your opponent's "Vaylantz", you want to avoid leaving monsters on either side.
If you return the turn, your opponent will also be able to use it, so after using the effect, you want to destroy his Field Spell with an effect such as Electrum.

His Field Spell in Japanese style "Vaylantz"
Since it can be placed with 《Vaylantz World - Konig Wissen》, you can use both effects with one card.
The unique effect is that he Special Summons Spell & Trap monsters, and in "Vaylantz", he will mainly Special Summon monsters placed by the effect of Vikant.
Other than that, his deck doesn't have much of a similar effect, and might work in conjunction with cards that put monsters into his Spell & Trap zones.
One copy is enough for both of us, and since it can be searched with 《VV～The Land of Beginning～》, I would like to use a smaller number of copies. However, it can't be activated unless one of them is back in his deck, so two copies will be the standard.

Futuristic Amalgamation “Vaylantz” Monsters
Even so, it is unlikely that he will be fusion summoned, and he will be special summoned by releasing "Vaylantz" of level 5 or higher.
The effect is bounce & burn & pump up, and his original ATK is on par with an ace, and his ability to deal damage is quite good.
However, the only cards that can be dealt with are cards in his Spell & Trap Zone, so unfortunately it can't be used to remove monsters. Also, since the monsters in the main deck are reused, you want to bounce the EX monsters when you are not in a final situation.
Since the Pendulum Scale is 10, it is possible to fusion summon "Vaylantz" other than fusion, but if it is a high scale, you can rely on non-theme cards, so it's not particularly nice.
On the other hand, the P effect is excellent, and it is his Special Summon again or the movement of his own monster, and if this card sent to EX as a link material etc. is placed in Vicant, the effect can be used.

A futuristic "Vaylantz" monster that has set card sealing and control takeover effects
The activation effect allows you to deploy it safely, but it requires another card to deploy it with the P effect, so if you chain to the activation of this effect and are disturbed, the damage you receive is not limited to this card. It has the potential to go overboard and doesn't mesh well with this top-tier card.
The effect when moving is quite strong with permanent control seizure. Attacks and activation of effects are limited, but you can either use it as a link material, or use it as a fusion material as it can be treated as "Vaylantz".
Control Seizure is strong, but it's hard to use in the first place, so I think it's fine to use only one copy.

A futuristic ``Vaylantz'' monster with two effects depending on the dice roll.
Since the effect is a game of luck, it is difficult to incorporate it into the deployment route.
However, in the P theme, where the number of cards in the first hand tends to be large, I am grateful for the effect that he can touch the deck, even if it is random.
The effect of moving is that he has a 2/3 chance of special summoning monsters in the Spell & Trap zone, but in "Vaylantz" Minamitsuki definitely has the effect of special summoning her, so the theme Low priority within There is an advantage that he can Special Summon even monsters outside the theme.

Near-future-style "Vaylantz" monster that has the effect of placing it in the Spell & Trap zone from EX
The effect when Special Summoned is placed in the Spell & Trap zone from EX, and it is a combo-friendly effect that can increase the number of monsters by combining with Sylvan Bansho. Sylvan Bansho is easy to obtain, and the activation conditions are looser than the effect of ②, so this effect can be said to be particularly excellent.
The effect of moving is to put it from EX to the P zone, and I want to use the P effect by placing a "Vaylantz" monster that has not used the P effect this turn. It is especially valuable as a means of placing fusions made into link materials in the P zone.
Neither of them can be used in the first hand, but they are powerful because they can take board advantage.

Although it can't be a single initial move, it can be Special Summoned without using summoning rights, so it's excellent as a blocking care and an upswing agent.
It's hard to increase the number of GY fertilization effects, but "Marincess" has a lot of salvage, so there is a possibility that you can increase the selection.
Also, since it's level 4, it's a good place to connect with Bahamut Shark.

Futuristic "Vaylantz" monster with movement effect
If it is Special Summoned, the effect will trigger the activation of the effect when your "Vaylantz" monster moves. Since the P effect can be used without any conditions, it will not spoil in your hand like Minamitsuki.
The effect of moving is to move the card in the P zone, but honestly, it's just a matter of releasing the P monster that is already using the P effect to open the P zone.
I almost never use it.
This can also be used in the first move, so 3 stacks should be fine.

Amalgamation Japanese Style "Vaylantz" Monsters
It has a rare removal effect that moves the opponent's monster to his Spell & Trap Zone, and although it's only in the main phase, it's a free chain, so it can play an active role in everything from removing exposure before attacking to interfering with the opponent's turn.
Although it does not have resistance, it can be placed in the P zone even if it is destroyed by an effect, and it can be deployed again with the P effect, so from the opponent's point of view, it is necessary to choose a removal method.
The material is as heavy as 3 bodies, but it's not difficult to put out with Vaylantz's deployment power. However, Vaylantz can also play off-theme domination monsters, so it often doesn't have room for this card.
Strong is strong, but it might be modest among recent ace monsters.

Japanese style "Vaylantz" monsters that can be fusion summoned
The activating effect is a face-up card bounce that temporarily releases those pesky permanent cards off the field. It can also be used in combos, such as collecting cards placed in his Spell & Trap zone with Vikant, and reusing 《Senet Switch》.
If you move, the effect is to perform a fusion summon, and the current situation is to put out a phantom of 3 materials. Monsters in the P zone can also be used as materials, but since all P monsters have the effect of Special Summoning from the P zone, you want to use cards that have already used P effects as materials.
It won't be your first move, but it will be essential to bring out his Fusion Monster, which is an ace.

A Japanese-style "Vaylantz" monster that has the effect of moving monsters in the Main Monster Zone.
The P effect requires a specific card on the field, but the conditions are fairly loose. However, depending on the hand, there is a possibility of an accident, so I think it will be less convenient than lower grades.
The activation effect triggers the activation of the effect when your "Vaylantz" monster moves. Also, since the opponent's monsters can move, it becomes easier to remove his Spell/Trap cards with 《Mamonaka the Vaylantz United》.
As for the effect when moving, monsters in the P zone can be Special Summoned by P effects, so he wants to Special Summon monsters placed by effects such as Vicant. I get the impression that the chance to activate it is a little less, but it's not a bad effect.
If you draw together with Shinonome, you can have a powerful deployment, and 3 stacks would be fine.