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By summoning, you can special summon the corresponding monster, and since they are tuners, they are not suitable for S summoning as they are, but they can be connected to link summoning.
You can also deploy his Blue-Eyed from your hand by using monsters on the field as a cost. Unlike other Blue Eyes, it can function on its own, and since it targets all Blue-Eyeds, it is practically an upwardly compatible existence of Kaiberman.
However, since all of them come from your hand, the consumption is intense, and if you do not actively search and combo, it will be difficult to produce results that match the consumption.
The deployment performance is high, but the impression is that there are many things that are required and it lacks stability.

If you summon it, you can collect a level 1 light tuner, and you will mainly collect sages and veilers that can be activated from your hand. It is also effective to summon the card you brought with you in the spirit hall as well as the sage.
Furthermore, his GY activation effect is his Blue-Eyed resurrection effect. Since the field is also specified as a cost, the effect of activating GY is heavy, but if you use it together with a maiden, you can aim to earn board ads. Basically, it would be desirable to combo with them. The ability to return itself to his deck and the ability to keep searching for sages is a good match.
The difficulty is that it can't be used effectively if you don't make some kind of movement, whether it's recovery or resurrection, and it can't be used at the very beginning.
In Blue-Eyed, he has too many resurrection cards, and with the advent of link summoning, his usability has greatly increased, but the current impression is that he is not prioritized in Blue-Eyed. It seems to play an active part in his deck that adopted more blue eyes than usual.

It has two effects, but since the place where it is activated is different, basically you will choose one of them.
By being summoned, he can search for light level 1 tuners, and he has a wide range of targets, not only Blue-Eyed related tuners, but also those who said Veiler, so versatility is high.
However, if it is left as it is, it will expose 0 points, so I would like to deal with it by adding Blue-Eyed etc. and making it an S material together. Since 《Linkuriboh》appeared, it has become easier to deal with it by itself, so this problem has been largely resolved.
Another effect is that you can recruit her Blue-Eyed, but it's basically a 2:1 exchange and requires a lot of space, so the consumption is heavy.
As you can see from the fact that it targets cards in the field, we recommend combos with shrine maidens, etc., and want to reduce consumption by using them together.
Basically, you will mainly use the effect of 1. I think it's an excellent tuner that can flexibly handle everything from deck rotation to securing defense cards.

It can be used for all Dragon S, but it is mainly used by Red Archfiend due to the effect of 3.
It has high combat power and has an effect that goes well with Red Archfiends, which leads to even larger ones.
However, Trap stands out for its slow effect in combat, and it's hard to say that it's a very reliable effect.
The resurrection effect and the conditions are loose, but in Red Archfiend, the means to search and send to his GY are currently thin.
It gives the impression of poor dexterity, and although it is a lemon support, I think it is a low priority.

A card suitable for preparing for Double Tuning S as illustrated. If you can prepare the trigger, you can revive two rezones, and there are no particular disadvantages, so you can connect it to a link or a larger S. Dragon S has the advantage of being able to pull the trigger even on the opponent's field.
All of the Lizones that can be revived are low-stat tuners, but if you revive Red Lizone, you can expect a large amount of recovery and it's easy to extend your life, and if you're a Synchrone, you can expect ad recovery.
The difficulty is still the lag due to Trap. As a resurrection card, this is painful. Most of the time it doesn't go as expected because removal is used as an intangible strategy.
I want to be able to revive the red above and do the minimum work.
If Resonator, which can be S summoned during the opponent's turn, comes along, I think I'll be able to raise my rating a little more. Isn't Calamity interesting on the opponent's turn?

It is theoretically possible to set the hitting point to ∞ like the original obelisk by creating an infinite loop. Since he is a low-level warrior, he has plenty of support.
But if you handle it normally, it's barely 1500 with one release. Even if it is looped, it is unstable because it needs to go through an attack compared to the injection system, so it can not be executed in advance and it is susceptible to interference from the opponent.
Although a practical route appeared due to the existence of FWD, it was pushed by the injection system as described above and did not appear in the end.
Well, if a card of this level shows up, as Toki-san says, it's a terminal condition, so I usually pray that it won't show up. Currently, FWD is also prohibited, and I think that it has returned to the level of performance again.

By destroying it in battle, you can expand or revive the dragon without level restrictions, and you can also pursue it as it is. I don't think it's easy to use even among low-level dragons with thin layers.
However, it still feels slow to go through the battle, and in the present day when high RBI S and Link are lined up in a blink of an eye, it is difficult to bring it to battle destruction with 1800 RBI without support. It's closed.
The Dragon itself is a race that has a lot of support, and as has been said, it feels a bit harsh to prioritize and adopt this outdated guy.

Although it is an advanced version of Blood Vols, it does not feel heavy because it can be deployed under Photothra conditions.
The stats are the same, but it also has two effects that are strong in battle. Compared to the original, I think it's a spec that's not bad at all because it's more convenient overall.
It's just painful that I can't bring it with Tenki because I've become an advanced level. Also, as a material, it feels like it's hard to find an advantage in dark beast warriors.
There is no such thing as Rank 5 that is tied to Darkness or Beast Warrior, and S with Darkness on the non-tuner side is not very useful.
In decks that use this card, I feel that the effects of 2 and 3 are just bonuses after all.
I wonder if there is future potential, but at present, I feel that there is no opportunity to make full use of the specs.

A low-level attacker who used to be active in the environment in the past, and has been used in various places such as Kaiba, Sawa, and Mr. Satisfaction in anime. Is it a tsukkomi place that the ax is beautiful for the text?
Currently, low class with 2000 RBI have appeared, and there are also genetic werewolves of the same race.
However, as a vanilla low-class beast warrior, he is the only one who is dark with more than 1900 RBIs, and since darkness is a blessed race, if he makes use of such points, he can be more active than a werewolf.
It's already tough to be active on the front lines, but as long as you have love, you'll still be able to do your best.

Considering that it was used by Kaiba who was involved in the Jewel Dragon, it's like a type of Jewel Dragon.
If you fight, you can search for level 8 dragons, and it's easy to recover the cost of summoning, and you can bring things that can't be searched with melody.
However, even so, it is an advanced skill that does not have a deployment effect in particular, and it is slow to use when searching through battle.
There are many other useful search methods for search targets, and there are particularly many resuscitation and GY sending methods, so it's better to support them rather than relying on slow and accidental guys.
This card itself has a lot of support, so it's not that it can't be used at all, but I think it's a card with a strong sense of being outdated that I don't feel the need to use it forcibly.

It's a counter to removal, and it doesn't have many targets, but there are too many cards that don't respond to it, so it feels unreliable as a counter method. The burn given is also a bonus firepower.
There are a lot of better counter methods out there, and to give you an example, it's been said a lot, but even though it has no bonus effect and has a large LP cost, My Body as a Shield is better because it has a wider range and quick attack. It will be easy.
It's not a good idea to have a card that you want to stop removing, but more often than not you can't.

There were about 2 meta cards, but isn't this the first time supporting 《Monster Reborn》?
Kuriboh has 2 types of resurrection effects as shown in the illustration. Since it is level 1 in darkness and belongs to Kuriboh, there are plenty of support.
The effect of 1 is a defensive effect like Kuriboh. Instead of simply reviving the wall, if possible, I would like to resurrect cards that activate effects during Special Summons and cards that can move even during the opponent's turn.
The effect of 2 is to search or collect that 《Monster Reborn》. However, at the end and late, 《Monster Reborn》is a limit, so if I collect it, I'm afraid of being excluded. In addition, since this card is a card that activates from the basic hand, it is unlikely that it will be destroyed when placed on the field unless it is Kuriboh.
However, since it doesn't specify the place where it will be destroyed casually, you can negate it and it will be a recovery when it is destroyed, and you can aim for search and recovery even if you destroy it directly from your hand.
I think it's a versatile card trigger.

A field that is prohibited overseas. It is easy to use in decks that deal with cards that have low deployment power but have excellent single performance, and such decks can be countermeasures against decks that excel in mass deployment.
A particularly effective effect against Decks that deploy a large number of monsters side by side. It's powerful if it fits in the mold, and there are still many such decks, so there are many opponents to stick.
Among the meta cards, it is also great that it is easy to search because it is a field.
The only drawback is that it is fragile against removal. In addition, as mentioned above, it is a card that should be handled in a deck that tends to be slow, so if you are slow, you will be afraid of the aftermath of being broken through. There is a high possibility that the force that the opponent cannot deploy and has accumulated will be released at once. It may also have already been deployed and it may be too late. Compared to overseas, there are more general-purpose removals in Japan, so I would like to have a good counter method.
The meta is a little unstable, and the impression of a card for experts is that there are many difficult parts in terms of arbitration.

Generates a BF token, but the trigger specifies his Winged Beast in general.
However, as is often said, the condition of being destroyed in battle is a big shackle.
It takes a long time to develop and is easily destroyed by removal.
I think it's a tough card.

I like chocolate, but this is...
The damage efficiency is not bad at all, partly because it doesn't matter what type of card it refers to.
However, the dependence on the other party is quite strong. In the first place, BF is a deck that is strong in battle, and it is incompatible with the negative condition of being destroyed in battle.
I think Magic Cylinder, which can also defend, is still more reliable.