Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Rating List　Showing 5,296 to 5,310 of 7,624

As already said, from its activation conditions and effects, the Galaxy Photon version of Alive. Moreover, in the case of this card, there is no cost.
However, since it destroys the right to summon, it cannot be used with knights, and it is painful that it is not compatible with slasher due to that condition.
The first to be recruited will be a mage with a level change and a search effect. Besides that, there are various useful targets such as his Photon Search Lizard, Advancer with a deployment effect, and Cloud Basket.
Due to disadvantages and restrictions, it is better to be careful about the number of cards used, but compared to the past, Galaxy Photon has a wider card pool, so it is easier to handle.

A card that changes greatly due to changes in the card pool.
At the beginning of its appearance, it was not possible to use tokens as effectively as it is now, and although the amount of tokens that could be generated was inferior if it could not deal damage, Dragosac was more useful in most cases because it had a removal effect and limited its attacks only to itself.
The first thing that attracted attention was Noden 1 kill, and it was around the 10th term that it started to become a big deal.
In addition to making it easier to use tokens in link summons that can also use tokens as materials, the number of tokens that can be generated has increased to 5 by adding an EX zone.
The 10th season was a time when many EX monsters were adversely affected, but this card was unusual and made a big leap forward.
Turning from a delicate position, it seems to be a powerful X with hidden potential that could be banned.

Note that it looks like the Galaxy-Eyes, but it's not the Galaxy "Eyes".
However, it is a normal candidate for adoption at Galaxy Photon.
It requires two bodies without any particular designation, and although it is an average attack and defense for a rank 8, it has three general-purpose effects.
In particular, Spell negate is costless and does not require materials, and is highly valuable in that it is not reused because it is made into a material.
If you line up with a card that is strong against monsters, you can exert considerable control power.
2's attack guidance is an effect that tells you to line up correctly. Although it is plain, it can be said that this is also a welcome effect.
The strengthening effect of 3 takes a little time and effort, but you can pull the trigger even with your own actions. Can we expect high combat power from Deck?
General purpose rank 8, I think it's an excellent accessory.

His first non-dragon Galaxy-Eyes.
There is no material specification, but Galaxy can demonstrate its true value.
If Photon is used as a material, it has effect destruction resistance, and it has a monster effect negate, so the control power is high.
If you don't use Photon or Galaxy as a material, you can't show its true value, but it's unlikely to be a problem because it can be compensated for by the effect of 3.
A wide range of searches that can search for 3 demons and traps, and excellent material replenishment that satisfies the conditions for 1 and 2 effect activation. It can be expected to be active even if it is irregularly summoned or revived.
His ATK is rather low for a Rank 8, but since he's Galaxy-Eyes X, he can be active in the offense by layering FA and Light Wave Dragon.
Defensive effects are valuable to Galaxy-Eyes, so it will be a valuable card.

By using materials once per turn, you can deploy dragons without level restrictions, and it is easy to connect to further development and powerful attacks. In addition, he comes with robust immunity to Galaxy in general.
The effect itself is excellent, but the material restraint is a bottleneck. Since the lower layer of Dragons is thin, it is often the case that the summoning opportunity does not come unless it is built to be easy to summon. Also, even so, you can only deploy from your hand, and Dragon is a race that has a lot of support for deployment, so I think it is necessary to think carefully about whether it is worth relying on this card.
It doesn't have resistance attached to itself, and it doesn't have much combat power, and it's almost impossible to summon this card in Galaxy, where there are few low-class dragons due to the restrictions in the first place. However, Galaxy-Eyes is a versatile card that can easily be used in Dragon, so it's not like there aren't opportunities to make use of it. Anyway, it will be active outside of Galaxy.
It's not bad, but it has a peculiar way of playing, and it needs a trigger to develop the same hand, and it's a defensive deployment, but there is also Romulus, a link that can be played without depending on the level, so there aren't many opportunities to use it. However, since it is a race that is blessed with an increase in the card pool, I feel that it has potential in the future.

It has no effect on Galaxy and has a meta effect on Dragon. Against dragons, it's a card with exceptional combat power for a lower class, and it's easy to bring in when you need it thanks to Galaxy's support.
However, I feel that it's a meta that only shows its power in battle, and if it's not that, it's too specialized against dragons. The place is the neck.
Also, although it is exceptional for a lower class, dragons are a race that have a lot of monsters with 3000 RBI or more, so even if an opportunity to activate it comes, it is often difficult to win or to trade with each other.
Dragon is a popular race, so I think there are relatively many opportunities to activate it, but I think it's a card with a strong peculiarity. It's basically for the side, but if it's the same dragon brain bass blur, it's relatively easy to adopt as the main.

It's one of the few level 3 galaxies and can be brought in with Worm, but in the first place galaxies are mainly dealing with ranks 4, 5, and 8, so from the galaxy point of view, the difficulty of handling outweighs the advantages.
Recovers LP when reversed, and if destroyed after reverse, maintains the front line with this one piece. As for recovery, Galaxy has a tactic of summoning his Galaxy-Eyes X over and over again. If you treat it well, you can expect a considerable amount of recovery.
However, the slowness of the reverse cannot be ignored, and in this era of abundant removal, it is often removed as it is flipped, and it is often left without being able to activate it.
Honestly, I can't expect great results from the combo with the Iron Wall, and the bottleneck is that there aren't any other Galaxys that are particularly compatible with the Iron Wall. Well, it's an environment where nominees are popular, so it's a relief that the impregnable wall doesn't rot so much.
In addition to being highly dependent on combos, Galaxy itself is a deck that tends to compete for summoning rights, so I think it's difficult to give priority to this slow guy.

If you summon it like a guide, you can pull a card of level 3 or lower, and with this one you can develop Link 2 or Rank 3.
However, he is limited to decks and there are only two other types of important targets, one is a cloud basket that negates the effect and is level 1, and the other is a magician with low practicality. Basically, the operation is based on full input.
Since it belongs to Galaxy, you can receive Galaxy support, and you can aim for the development of Link 3 by bringing it from the warrior, but it is a Deck that tends to compete for summoning rights, and even though Link has appeared, Galaxy Photon is ranked. Since it is basically not possible to operate 3, it cannot be said that it is very compatible.
If anything, it will be an active part in his deck that makes use of attributes and races such as insects.
As rank 3 deployment personnel, beigoma and other strongholds are strong, but the convenience itself is high, and I think it has future potential. Although it is recommended to use multiple copies, it is difficult to obtain regular subscription benefits, so I would like you to reprint it somewhere.

You can cut the light in your hand to expand your hand, and Galaxy is his Deck that uses the highest grades such as Knights and his Galaxy-Eyes, so this cost is easy to use effectively, especially with Knights.
During Special Summon, you can search Galaxy and reduce the cost of deployment. It doesn't have to be his Special Summon due to his own effect, so it can be activated by resurrection, and you can also add a card with the same name, so if you have room in your hand, you can use this card's effect to develop a Rank 5.
Blessed with races and attributes, it can be used as material for Nova and Pleiades, and it can be used not only for Galaxy but also for Repair Plants. Since it is advanced, it is also suitable for expedition triggers.
It's a pity that it's difficult to use as an attacker because it's deployed defensively, but since it has zero defense, it can also be a target for penetration. In Galaxy Photon, there were times when it was left as it was after it became a knight's trigger, so there were many cases like this, but after the appearance of link summoning, it has become easier to handle it without waste.
With his light-focused deck, you can create a rank 5 gimmick that binds light with 3 cards, so it's an excellent card that can be used not only for Galaxy Photon but also for other light decks.

Following her husband, the bride is also a card.
Her husband, 7, can be revived, and in addition to being connected to Rank 4, it can also be used as a pseudo-resurrection card for her Galaxy Photon in conjunction with 7's recovery effect.
However, since she does not have the name of Galaxy Photon as usual, it is difficult to share support with 7.
It's possible to use 《Machine Duplication》to deploy a large number of cards, but Galaxy Photon has self-deployment effects, plenty of resurrection and recruiting methods, and it's highly dependent on combos and tends to take up space on his deck. There is no frame to do.
I wonder if it's impossible to adopt other than the story with my husband.

Baby Galaxy-Eyes. "Hametsu Photo Stream!" (excluded)
However, if you secure a Special Summon target, you can instantly become 62 or Super Galaxy-Eyes. It can also become an X material only once from GY, and transforms into a fast-acting X Reborn exclusively for Galaxy-Eyes. 62 doesn't show its power unless you use Photon Dragon as a material, and you can only activate it easily once, but if you use this card together, you can aim multiple times and it works well.
It's also his only Galaxy-Eyes at the moment, so you can summon it to trigger his Photon stream, and even get rid of it before his favorite Galaxy-Eyes deploys.
As mentioned above, it belongs to Galaxy, and since it is level 1, it supports 141 and Kinka-neko, and has a lot of support, and can further boost Galaxy-Eyes' karoshi.
It's not a card that can be activated by itself, so it's not a card that should be used blindly, but I think it's an excellent supporter.

Since it's a Galaxy and a dinosaur, you can search a lot with Oviraptor and Mage.
It can be deployed if Galaxy is attacked, and can be X-summoned during the opponent's turn using his Galaxy on the field as material. Considering your own level and Galaxy's core rank, it will be a base rank of 8.
Taking that into consideration, it would be desirable to trigger Galaxy Knight or a photon dragon, but the problem is that it's passive by nature, and level 8 Galaxy has a high stat to begin with, so even photon dragons are practically useless. Since it has combat resistance, there are few opportunities to be attacked in the first place. Of course, if it is removed before attacking, it's a par.
Furthermore, during the opponent's turn, the fact that there is no particular Galaxy X that you want to summon with BP also spurs the lack of adoption value of this card.
Unless you're specifically aiming for an X summon, it's not that it doesn't work as an extra wall for mages and warriors to attack, but it's unreliable after all, exposed to the threat of removal.
Even if it rots, it seems that Galaxy is easy to process and does something interesting, but overall the risk is higher and there is no need for Galaxy.

It's one of the best cards that can be compromise summoned if the conditions are met, and that condition is not difficult for his Galaxy Photon. Furthermore, it is also possible to revive a photon dragon, albeit defensively.
As a demerit, the RBI is lowered, but it is until the end of the summoning turn, and even if it is lowered, there is a numerical value of the lowest attacker line.
Is it an ant to negate with No107 or super Galaxy-Eyes?
However, basically it will be connected to Rank 8 with the revived Photon Dragon.
Galaxy Photon is a deck with severe summoning rights, so it's better to limit the number of decks. I think it's a highly convenient piece, although it has some quirks.

Vanilla Galaxy tuner from overseas. Is it a coincidence that he has the name Galaxy in the illustrations and text?
It's weak on its own, but as already said, it's a tuner and light vanilla dragon packed with good elements such as low-level stats.
There are also Justias that are similar in many parts, but they belong to the attributes and Galaxy, so it is easy to differentiate them. It's convenient because it can be used as a cost for Chaos and Chaos Dragon.
His Deck, which uses Drakone, can be a 1-kill part, and it is a vanilla that is generally easy to use.

One of the initial set of Cybers. If you summon it, you can pull a vanilla of level 2 or lower from your hand or his deck.It's a weak target, but since there are Tuners, you can aim for not only Link but also S summons up to level 4-5 with just one card Versatility. is expensive.
This card itself is also blessed with attributes, and Cybers has been steadily getting strengthened and even general-purpose searches have appeared, so the stability of this card's operation has improved.
It feels like a card that has a lot of benefits for increasing the card pool, and now you can do one-kills and extra links with this one.
Since it is necessary to adopt a low-level vanilla, I would choose Deck, but I think it is a card with high potential.