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The bluffing tactic seems to be Crow, and it's not a bad price, but it's not something you want to prioritize in BF.

It has its own uniqueness, but it is also heavy and highly dependent on the other party.
I think it matches Crow's character.
It's not something you do with BF...

His performance in the anime is impressive, but Trap will be delayed by strengthening...
It takes a lot of time to set up the conditions, and considering the deployment power of BF, I think it would be much easier to use even 《United We Stand》.

I think the illustration looks beautiful with the foil processing.
However, the essential effect is not good.
As for triggers, not only Zephyros, but Simoon and Suzuri have more chances to take self-harm damage, so it's not a difficult story.
But I can't get Trap in the expansion effect. The aforementioned cards are also activated on your turn, so the lag is even more noticeable.
And most of the low-level BFs adopted by mainstream BFs have his Special Summon effect from their hand. In other words, there is no need to rely on such things.
Even if you want to raise the deployment power, he also has 《Double Summon》that adds summoning rights with a spell with no cost, and the synergy with Whirlwind is also strong.
It is extremely rare with this performance. It was subtle except for Zephyros over Sulea in Crow's edition, though.

It's easy to prepare a cost if it's BF's deployment power, but it's slow with Trap and basically 3:2 exchange.
As for banishing, there are more cards that target the ban zone in the current BF, but if you banish and draw, there is also Allure of Darkness.
If you're a Junk collector, you can beat the cost, but there are many cards that you want to prioritize over others.
It's hard to handle, and I can't help but say that it's a tough card.
If it appeared later, it would have come out with a highly reproducible effect.

A BF revival card full of restrictions that makes you feel the deflationary period.
In addition to being a trap, it can only be revived during your turn, so it's slow.
There is a limit to BF that can be revived, and it is fatal that Normal Summon is impossible, and anti-synergy with Whirlwind.
Even though it was a source of adjustment, libido, which was limited at the time, is now unlimited. It doesn't support category search, and there are many general-purpose resurrection cards other than Livide, so it's not worth it unless you're a Crow fan.

Mirafo's conditions have become more troublesome.
It's designed to be able to remove defensive monsters as well... but that's about the extent of the merit...
Under these conditions, there is also Wave Force with stronger removal power.
Since Crow, the user, has adopted the original Mirafo, it is difficult to prioritize even as a fan item.
I think it's one of the victims of environmental inflation, like the other Mirafo adjustment versions.

BF is required, but exclusion Mirafo is a big reward. Moreover, if you meet the conditions, you can activate it from your hand, so you can follow up on the weakness of removal, which is the weakness of the attack reaction.
However, having only 3 BFs in the field makes me feel like I'm being severely constrained. With BF's deployment power, it's not difficult to fill the field with S. It's a painful story now that BFD is not supported.
Depending on how the other party behaves, it is easy to easily break the calculation. If you set it normally and use it, there is also a barrier force with looser conditions.
It goes well with Full Armor, which has strong effects and cannot be strengthened with Karoot.
I think that you can feel the difficulty of handling more than the return.

Ancestor hand card activation Trap.
When it first appeared, it was a category with as much deployment power and combat power as it was, and I thought it was cheating with a dedicated 《Harpie's Feather Duster》.
However, since only set cards can be destroyed, it cannot interfere with the permanent system.
In addition, in the current environment where Friche is the mainstream, it is easy to be disturbed before the conditions for activating the hand are met.
BF is required even if it is activated while lying down normally, and since it does not belong to any category and tends to lag behind Trap, there are many cases where it is easier to handle 1:1 but Psych that can also deal with the face side and their mutual compatibility. .
It's not a priority now, but it's still intense if you get into it.

If you search for BF, there are Whirlwinds, but there are some BFs that are difficult to search for with Whirlwinds.
Also, since you can search for the same name, for example, if there is another BF, use this card to return Gale after activating the Gale effect and search again. And it is also possible to combo to activate again.
However, it's a 2:1 exchange, and if board additions are required, it will be difficult to handle it as a search card.

A limited hand cost requirement like Shield Crush with slightly increased removal performance is a joke.
It's hard to differentiate it from other general-purpose removal cards if the category search doesn't work.

The OCG Aurica that Konami gave to BF. Cancer as in IF.
If you put this on, your BF will instantly turn into a gadget, and there are no turn restrictions, so it can be duplicated. Currently, a dedicated searcher and additional summoning rights have appeared, and the explosive power is being refined more and more.
Also, since it does not refer to the original hit point, the search means can be expanded if there is a permanent strengthening means. On the other hand, there are cases where it becomes an enemy.
The drawback is that it doesn't work on its own, and it's vulnerable to interference, so it can be removed, and if the summoned BF is turned face down or weakened, the search range will be reduced.
It has a lot of weaknesses, but it's definitely a powerful engine for BF.

One level 7BF, no tuner specified and easy to summon. However, the effect that should be operated in BF.
Only GY's BF can raise the RBI, and if it's a BF Deck, it's likely to be S summoned only with BF, so it will be at least 3200 at the time of summoning. This is a high RBI when viewed as a level 7S.
BF is blessed with deployment power and has strong solitaire power, so there are many cases where BF is accumulated in GY without knowing that it is spinning, and in fact, it is often the case that the hit point is even higher.
BFS of the same level has armor that is also strong in battle, but compared to that, it has a quick attack as a breakthrough personnel, and it is easy to expect greater damage.
The effect of 2 is recovery. It's time, so there's a chance you'll miss the timing, and in an era where there are plenty of removals other than destruction, the presence of Joe and Sohaya makes the opponent afraid of it, and the chances of it being bounced or banished are high, so it's a bonus effect. Well, I'm blessed as much as I can, and the point that I can destroy myself is an advantage.
At level 7S of BF, Raikiri with removal tends to be prioritized, but if the opponent has a high hit point and resistance to effects, this one has an advantage. If you want RBI at level 7S, come on.

If you use a BF monster as a material, you can turn it into a tuner, and if it's a BF Deck, you can almost always activate it without even thinking about it.
It's fine if you connect it to a high level S, Onimaru or Accel S, but it's not very suitable for connecting to a crystal.
Other than BF, he is a low-level player, and if it's a deck, he can aim to become a tuner by involving Sayo, and you can prepare 2 resurrection targets.
You can revive ABF when S summoning, and you can switch and connect to further developments like the above.
3 is also a revival effect, and the effect is based on the premise of using multiple copies of yourself. Vayu and Shura are particularly compatible, and it's a good idea to prepare a link destination and bring out Tziorkin.
Due to the low RBI, it has a strong solitaire performance overall. Since there is no tuner designation, it can be expected to be used in other decks of hers, and by traveling with Sayo, she can fully demonstrate its effect in decks other than BF. I think it's a very versatile and interesting card.

Somehow Mexican BF, seems to come out in satisfaction edition. Due to restrictions, it will be S for BF only. If it's BF, it's easy to put out because of its deployment power.
You can revive advanced birds and beasts, and you can revive not only BF but also things like Damurg.
However, the high-level BF that enters the main line is full of crooks, and basically you will be reviving BF/S.
The effect of 2 is like a substitute effect, and the target can be prepared by the effect of 1. Basically, it is used to maintain itself, but cards that do not target are powerless and have gaps, so overconfidence is prohibited. I want to summon with BF already existing as much as possible. If you line up with Armored Wing, you will be invincible in battle.
It has a convenient effect, but since it is a warrior, it is a bit painful that it cannot share racial support.
In addition, there are aggressive cards such as Raikiri in the level 7 BFS, and the BF itself is a deck that spins at high speed and actively aims for 1 kill, so this card that is suitable for switching is unlikely to be prioritized.
However, after the new rules, the value of resurrection has increased, and you won't always be able to land a kill in such a convenient way, so if you want to improve your comeback power, you want one.