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Hades revived as Ande S. Double binding and a tight tuner are designated as Zonkari, but Zonkari itself is excellent, so Ande is easy to summon.
Compared to the original, the effect target is Ande, and the defense is 0 like Ande, but there are many supporters who target 0 defense, and if anything, the advantage is greater.
Furthermore, it is also possible to revive, and since it is Ande, it supports a wide variety of resurrection cards.
However, just like the original Hades, due to the effect of speeding up the negate effect, the virtual has decreased significantly, and the opportunity to play an active role has become scarce. However, in the case of this card, it is included in the EX, so there is no need to worry about accidents, so you can use it when you need it, so this card is more flexible.
It doesn't meet the needs of the current era, and it's easy to fall behind other Ss in terms of effects alone.

A hard-working demon king who is often selected for the role of being beaten.
It can't be revived, but there are plenty of ways to summon it. It can block cards destroyed in battle, and its effect is given to all demons.
It is strong against effects that activate when reversed or destroyed on the field, and his own hit points are slightly higher than his Monarch, so his combat power is reasonable as an advanced level.
In the past, it was also active as a meta against his Monarch on the 《Treeborn Frog》axis due to its effect and combat power.
However, due to the recent increase in speed, there are many cases where the opponents you want to neutralize do not remain on the field, and the opportunity to play an active role has decreased sharply. Even if you have a card worth killing, it's often the case that it's an opponent stronger than you. (Example: Quasar, Dark Black Diabo, Zarc, etc.)
RBI can never be said to be a high number now.
It's not bad because it has an effect attached to the whole demon, but since it can't show its effect unless you fight against the thinness of the virtual reality, it seems that the opportunity to play an active role is somewhat scarce now.

It has a blessed status, and if it is made into S material, it will be given his Trap blockage to that S, making it easier to attack.
Although it is limited to Warrior S, there are many that are suitable for battle, and there are many that are compatible.
However, it is only sealed during battle, and it is powerless and has a narrow range, so it is not very useful for Friche.
As a bonus, due to the errata of Goyo Guardian, which was also used as S material in the anime, it was treated as impossible to reproduce the original.
It has a small sales potential, and the S summon destination is limited, making it difficult to handle even among level 2 warrior tuners.

Since it was the period when S summoning was important for level calculation, I got the impression that there were many level manipulation cards like this.
In addition to adjusting the level of S summons, it is possible to intentionally lower the level in order to slip through the lock card.
However, as it is often said, it feels useless to consume one card to lower the level of at most one monster. In addition to that, it is fatal that there is no Trap and haste.
It costs LP, but he is a Spell, Star Changer, which allows for more variety of movements and quick attack. I wonder if I'll become an errand.

Trap for onomatopoeia used by Yuma. yeah? It's not enough.
If the activation is successful, up to 3 bodies can be deployed.
However, the drawback is that the activation conditions are passive, and since it is limited from the hand, it is relatively easy to collect with cooperation, but the consumption tends to be intense.
Also, due to the timing of activation, even if it can be activated, it is often pursued or removed as it is and eventually annihilated. I would like to use it on my turn as much as possible, but it is highly dependent on combos and as a deployment card, the lag of his Trap is also fatal.
I think it's a difficult deployment/resurrection card.

Zubaba's X, but all his Zubaba is level 3, so there is almost no name benefit. Since there is no material designation itself, summoning is easy. However, considering the effect, it will be adopted in his deck that deals with large warriors.
The original RBI is subtle, but you can aim for a dramatic rise by using the effect.
In terms of handling, there are things similar to Dark Gaia and Euphoroid.
Gate Guardian is the best if you only want numbers, but if you use it normally, you can't find a use for it other than equipping it on this card, and you're afraid of accidents. I want to
However, in the same rank 4, there are many Xs suitable for combat, and Dabellion and Lightning become formidable competitors.
In the case of this card, it has explosive power, but since it consumes the hand, it is heavy as a rank 4 material for 2 bodies. be. If you can use the effect multiple times, you can have a hit point that greatly exceeds the above two bodies, but it consumes more and does not have removal resistance, so it may be possible to activate the second time.
To be honest, it has a lot of unstable aspects, so it's difficult to prioritize it over other excellent Rank 4 cards, and I think it's a card that's close to romance.

As a level 3, it has a high hit point and is equipped with removal, but now that high hit points are easy to call out, it doesn't look so high, and removal through battle feels slow.
Moreover, this removal is a forced activation and also involves your own army, so choose the situation, and if you activate it further, the hit point will decrease greatly, so it is easy to use it almost once.
At first glance, it looks like it's performance is not bad, but in reality it's quite difficult to handle.

Different movements are possible depending on the two types of summons. It can be deployed under Sidera conditions, in which case it will be level 4, so it is suitable for rank 4 materials, and it also has a hit point, so it can be used as an attacker.
However, if it is just a rank 4 material, there is also a photothra that can be used without depending on the opponent's field, so I would like to make use of the effect of Tribute Summon.
If summoned, he can revive Dododo, even with the same name. If possible, he's level 6, so I'd like to revive Dododo and connect him to rank 6.
If you have more than one card in your hand and you can meet your Special Summon condition, you can use this effect immediately. Due to its characteristics, the more numbers it uses, the easier it is to demonstrate its true value.
It is highly versatile and can be used properly between ranks 4 and 6, but there are plenty of materials in each rank range that are easier to handle, and there are few revival targets and it depends on the opponent's field. It's a little unstable.
It's a little rough, but the usability itself is not bad.

At level 6, he has the effect of Barbaros, and even if he is compromise summoned, the minimum line for low-level attackers is suppressed.
Furthermore, due to the blocking effect, it will be stabbed against effects such as recruiters and searchers that are activated at the time of battle destruction.
As an advanced level, it is hard to rot and easy to handle, but the original RBI is 2300, which is below average high level, and honestly, the number of 1800 compromise summons is not high.
It feels like a mediocre performance that does not have outstanding numbers as an attacker even if it is used normally or used in combination with a skidre.
Can you consider adopting it when you want to increase the level 6 Dododo when you get rank 6 with a buster in Dododo?

Yuma's card that has appeared since the very beginning of his Zexal, which attracted pros and cons for its novel name.
It has a catastrophe effect that can be said to be a defensive meta, but the neck is that it only works on the front side. In the first place, the presence of the wall has become somewhat thin in the current environment, and the chances of activating the effect have decreased significantly.
As a level 3, it's all right, but his hit points are subtle and he doesn't have the advantage of being a Zubaba, so he's pretty unlucky next to Achacha in terms of onomatopoeia. It's kind of like being accepted as a partner or a peer out of sympathy.
It's a defensive meta that is already on the decline, and there are many better ones in that range, so unless you're a big fan of Yuma, I think it's pretty difficult to adopt.

Special Summon is effective and can deploy the same name, but I don't have the ability to self-deploy or pull the same name.
Moreover, even if it is effective, it doesn't mean that it can do anything particularly strong...
Thanks to her blessed status, she has a lot of support, but unless you're a big fan of Kite, relying on her isn't likely.

Unlike Darkness, you don't have to discard it, and since it's a case, you don't miss the timing, so you can use it with cards that use a wide range of hand costs. There are cards with high versatility such as Troymare, so it should be easy to deploy.
However, in the current situation, I feel that it is difficult to find the significance of prioritizing them because they are a minor race. It's weak on its own, and there are things like Trikura and Dotscaper that can revive anyone sent to GY from anywhere, regardless of their level.
Being a reptile has its strengths, and as already mentioned, it can be used as a material for Kingle and M/Frame.
It's hard to prioritize in the current situation, but I think it has potential in the future.

In the same pack, 《Wattgiraffe》, which is almost upwardly compatible, has appeared...
It can be used as a trigger for cards like Meklord Monarch that can trigger self-destruction conditions, but there are many others that are better at such operations.
Even in anime, it's just a material without making use of its effect, and it's not even a Photon, so it's a meaningless existence.

By using it together with your partner, you can align 2 level 1 characters without summoning rights, but it has an accidental nature that can only be used with a specific card, and it's not an act of taking up Deck space for 2 poor guys.
Both of them have a weak search method that is useful for the habit of combo premise, and there are more versatile ones such as 《Dotscaper》.
I think it's an industrial waste that doesn't balance risk and return.

By using it together with your partner, you can have 2 Level 1 monsters without summoning power, but it has an accidental nature that can only be used with a specific card, so it's not an act of taking up Deck space for 2 poor guys.
The useful search method for the habit of combo premise is also thin on both sides, and the Big One still seems to be much easier to use.
I think it's an industrial waste that doesn't balance risk and return.