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Comprehensive evaluation: The direction where attack sealing is useful.
When paired with Ice Barrier, he blocks attacks below 1600 ATK, making it easier to maintain a lock.
Hexa Spirit of the Ice Barrier puts him in GY, and Surface from there puts him in line.
Since it is also a Tuner, it can be connected to a Synchro Summon.
If you lower your defensive power, you'll be able to block more attacks, but it's tough because there's no way to effectively lower your defensive power.

A card that created a dark age deeply engraved in the history of Yu-Gi-Oh, the Magic Dragon Ruler. There is certainly something wrong with the writing. Yu-Gi-Oh doesn't have a cost like mana, but if he uses spells, he can search as much as he uses, and he recruits spell users. It has an incomprehensible performance. It was thought that it would be banned forever, but without any errata, the restrictions were restored.
Magic Dragon Ruler People who know the era may not think so, but people who don't know the era when this card was active don't think it's that strong. Sure, it makes a lot of money for ads, but Spellbook is frankly weak otherwise. What about Goethe? There may be objections, but Goethe also removes one card and that's it. His Spellbook is the only one that can be searched with the Trial, so if you want to make use of the Trial, you will inevitably need to use a lot of Spellbooks, but his other Spellbooks are weak, and if you travel compactly, is there any point in using the Trial? It becomes It's not so strong to put out the jougen that I used to do. Moreover, this card is caught in the back. Personally, I'm thinking that the restrictions should be lifted, and since there is Turn 1, I think they will be lifted soon.

Before this card came along, 10 synchros were dominated by Baroness. Unless it was a special scene, the Baroness was chosen regardless of whether it was the first or second attack. The only other option was Giri Seungying. However, if it's possible, 10 Synchro who is worried about Baroness has finally come. That's Dispatel. Of course, unlike Baroness, Dispater specifies the Dragon genus as a material, so he chooses Deck, but it has power enough to be chosen over Baroness. Unlike Baroness, the obstruction effect requires a card in the exclusion zone, and he is useless against Spell Trap, so it's not so much, but the effect of being able to SS monsters from the exclusion zone is strong. Although it has a disturbing effect and a high RBI, it is also excellent as a deployment card. It works especially well with Ω, and there is a combo where Ω uses 2 handicap and then negates the opponent's turn to prevent the handicapped card from being returned.

Is it really letter rare? 10 synchro with power. It has a strange power to attract hate from the casual side. It's a resistance limited to monsters, but depending on the opponent, there's a possibility that you can't break through it and get stuck. Moreover, it's almost a link summon of light and darkness. A power card that is chosen first even though it has no direct obstruction effect. 10 Synchro has an absolute champion, Baroness, but in some cases, this one even takes precedence.

A card that has become suspicious as the restriction revision is approaching. The Bystial, Assault Synchron, Ringo Blum, Dispater, and Angel have a lot of cards that are very compatible with each other, so it suddenly became a candidate for ban. There is no doubt that he is already strong. General-purpose 8 Synchro 5 cards GY Fertilize and increase your hand depending on the drop. Self-revive is also strong, and it can be used as a material for Rank 8 and Synchro. Certainly it has a performance that is not strange even if it is banned.

This card is one of the strengths of angels. The strongest hand card trigger that has a cost but can negate monster destruction. Since Nibiru can also be stopped, he was able to deploy Drytron while searching for this card first and taking care of Nibiru. Even so, it was strong enough, but with the appearance of Ishizu, who was too compatible, it became a restricted card with unforgivable power. If Ishizu is made into Cosmo, he will negate and destroy it, but he can do ridiculous things to earn ads by fertilizing GY. Personally, I don't think Vermilion is bad just because Ishizu is broken. However, if Ishizu isn't banned, I'm convinced that there is no choice but to limit it.

The Phantom Knights key card. It is completely dedicated to the theme and has almost no versatility, but one sheet does the work of two or more. A popular method is to set Shade Briggan or Phantom Force mid-deployment to bring out Rongomi or Requiem. It's a cornerstone monster that solidifies the endgame side of Illusion, but at the same time it's a monster that makes a good compromise. Even if you have an accident and can't expand, if you can access this card, you can drop your boots and hold 2 Kiriken. It is reassuring that this is quite good and can make 2 interference for the time being. The point to note is that if the opponent who knows the illusion is holding Urara or Shadow Bubble, he will hit him first.

Probably a child who will be the same as 《Dragunity Guisarme》.
A knight who showed the potential of Dragunity's innovation... Conversely, it is unsuitable for construction specialized for conventional deployment.
Dragunity has been active since the heyday of Xyz in the old days, with level 6s lining up and using 《Hieratic Dragon King of Atum》to recruit 《Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon》and 《Dragunity Arma Leyvaten》.
At least this role cannot be fulfilled, so it is necessary to consider other uses other than these to find the significance of adoption.
Level 7 is easy to line up in combination with Guiserm, so if you can move from 《Number 42: Galaxy Tomahawk》to 《Mecha Phantom Beast Auroradon》, you can expand it greatly.
As for Level 10 Synchro, if 《Dragunity Couse》was available, the conventional construction was enough. However, Couse can only use his Dragunity monsters for S summons, so if you want a wide range of uses without considering the summoning target, can you create an advantage?
The same goes for Guiserm, but the big bottleneck is that he can't move without a turn 1 tie, which was normal in his old Dragunity. Whether you can face this is the key to mastering it.

I'm often criticized for being a tuner, but that's not the problem. In the first place, where it was a non-tuner, it only overlaps with 《Dragunity Knight - Vajrayana》.
The basic Dragunity is very disappointing as it is a group of cards with the same name and no turn 1 limit.
First of all, it can be highly appreciated that (1) is also compatible with other than S summons. However, normally (2) should be activated after using (1), and even if you connect to Special Summon from Dragunity Glow, you can't use (1) that has already been used, which is a shame.
However, the fact that it is a tuner does not surprise me. It's true that opportunities to work as a tuner are rare, but there are more level 4 Winged Beasts that can Special Summon, so depending on the board, it will lead to level 10 synchro.
Beyond that, Dragunity isn't specializing in S summons, but it also involves X summons and link summons, so it doesn't affect the materials used for them. In particular, it is great that he can play the material role of "Hieratic Dragon King of Atum", which is a companion to his Dragunity, without any problems. work as an aid to development.
If you're still worried about being a tuner, all you have to do is simply use Vajlanda.
Maybe a little too underrated.
I wouldn't go so far as to say it's a must-have card, but if you're actively involved in the resurrection of Levatein in the deployment route that you've assumed in advance, it's normally within the scope of adoption.

Comprehensive evaluation: I want to use it as a set with "Anti-Spell Fragrance" and "Warlock of the Ice Barrier" that force a set.
It will only be set again when the set opponent's Spell / Trap card is bounced.
I can aim to seal the attack reaction trap, but that's also going downhill.
《Hey, Trunade!》was strong in that it had no activation conditions and could return everything.
This is quite limited to the number of Ice Barriers shown as activation conditions.
If you force yourself to use it, you'll be aiming to block its activation along with the card that sets it, but it seems better to aim for removal.

It's nice to be able to prepare the cost of ritual summons every turn, but it's not particularly necessary, so it's a Continuous Spell that won't be used.
If Libromancer had Link or he had Synchro Monster, it would be a different story.
If you use it, it's only when you combine it with a card that requires a token (Normal Monster) on the field.

A search effect when activated, and a broken Field Spell that can be ritually summoned as many times as you want in one turn.
However, the Ritual Monsters that can be put out are weak, so the balance is good.
Note that since "You can only activate one card with this card name per turn", if it is removed the moment it is placed in the Field Zone, you will not be able to do anything for that turn.
I think it's a good card that's well balanced, but it's sad that it's too weak in OCG's broken environment.

Comprehensive evaluation: Although the status is low, the same effect as "Anti-Spell Fragrance" can change depending on how it is used.
It's an effect that forces the opponent to set his spell cards, and it's easy to meet the conditions by making use of Ice Barrier support and low ATK.
It is also possible to use a link material such as 《Marincess Coral Anemone》, remove it once, and then use the spell to revive it and apply it only to the opponent.
You can also send it to his GY with "Hexa Spirit of the Ice Barrier".
The status is low, but if that's the case, it can be compensated by protecting it with a trap card.
It is also possible for him to delay the activation of the spell card with the bounce of 《Dance Princess of the Ice Barrier》, but is it okay to remove it?

Even though it can be used many times with Continuous Trap, it's pretty weak as a disruptive effect.
It's because I can't handle the opponent's number of moves, and there are countless ways to break through.
Even if you sent 《Knightmare Corruptor Iblee》to your opponent's field to block the link summoning, it would be resolved immediately.
Also, the self-destruct effect of (2) is so severe that he has little merit as a Continuous Trap as this card is hard to maintain.
As such, there's no reason to use this card unless it's based on some kind of combo.
You will either need to send a special monster to your opponent and lock it, or combine it with a card that triggers "card is sent to his GY".

The main engine of the Libromancer Deck alongside 《Libromancer Geek Boy》.
You can search for his favorite Libromancer monster, and the status of Level 4 Cyberse shines. Attack and defense is also usually high.