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Performance is poop to say the least
+2 points that can be used as an underlay because of Infinitrack

It's a trump card that goes into the main, but there's nothing wrong with what's written
Ah ^~ I want you to understand female brats~

Although it is a link 3, it has 4000 hit points that far exceeds the link 4. Of course, there is no way such a thing can be produced for free, and it has a megaton-class weight that is as good as demanding 3 Xs.
After the new rule, it became difficult to arrange without the link, and the usability became somewhat worse. Due to the material, the link cannot be entwined with the material, so the extra weight stands out. Is it the same category with self-regenerating X, or a deck that can realistically produce something like Bajasha or Super Quantum?
It is an excellent orientation that can be used for markers as well as main and EX.
It is resistant to monsters other than X, but even though it has fallen in popularity, there are many general-purpose Xs that can break through this card, and even with magic, traps, and monsters, he is powerless against Kaiju, so you can't let your guard down.
As for the effect of 2, halving the opponent's damage is painful for me, who has a high RBI, but I can revive X and remove the opponent's card as a material, so it's easy to earn board add.
The effect itself is versatile and not bad, but it feels subtle when it comes to the weight. If a card that easily satisfies the conditions comes out, I wonder if the evaluation will change again.
Postscript: If you say so, it's easy to put out by Numeron gate and its support. I feel that the name Mugen has something to do with it. Will this replace Numeronius until next year?

A heavyweight monster that requires 3 Xyz Monsters as link materials. For that reason, it boasts 4000 points, is unaffected by monster effects other than X monsters, and cannot be destroyed by battle other than X monsters. He doesn't have any X monsters in his extra deck, and now that his deck has become the majority, it can be said that he has complete resistance to the opponent's monster effects, but he has no resistance to spells and trap cards. It doesn't hurt.

Machine EARTH super-strengthened with 《Urgent Schedule》became strong again. He is an amazing guy who can Special Summon any Machine / EARTH monster, and if he Special Summons a level 8 monster with the total level effect, he can get a Rank 12. If you play 《Number 77: The Seven Sins》, you can remove opponent monsters that don't target you. If you get level 4, you can get to rank 8, which has a lot of layers, and you can do various things with your deck. This is a card that makes you want to try out various things, although there is a risk of putting pressure on your extras.

Although there are various conditions and restrictions, I think that the "Dinowrestler" tuner with the Special Summon effect is excellent.
In addition to being able to use it as a material for "Dinowrestler" Link according to the restrictions, I think it's selling point is that it can be immediately linked to a Synchro Summon of "Dinowrestler Giga Spinosavate" together with "Dinowrestler Eskrimamenchi".

I thought it was only in the Witchcrafter category, but it's a disgusting card that can negate his ATK increase and the effect of opponent's monsters with his spell card in his hand.
You can also target yourself, so he can greatly increase his ATK with the number of spell cards, and the effect of 2 can be activated even in the opponent's turn, so you can break the strategy.
I would also like to see the reviews of Alba, Siesta, and Toki.

Oh my god, isn't that Chairman Yamane!? !

Super heavy link 3. Instead, the effect is flashy to the point of sloppiness.
The first effect is complete resistance to monster effects. As expected, Kaiju is impossible, but being able to shut out monster effects is very powerful. The resistance to Spell Trap is a hole, but it is relatively easy to deal with because the hole is clear.
The second effect is total destruction when the link material conditions are met. Because the conditions are a little harsh, the effect itself is flashy. Unlike Buraro, it leaves a high hit point with high resistance, so it's a nightmare from the opponent's point of view.
The third effect is to recruit World Legacy when the opponent puts out a monster from the EX Deck. With Star Crown, you can interfere with your opponent's EX monsters, with Star Armor, you can search for Star Spears to prepare for battle, and with Melodyark, you can aim to weaken your opponent.
All three have a very strong effect, but the weight is the neck, and level 5 or higher x 3 is quite heavy. RBI is lower, but I wonder if Chaos Warriors, etc., whose summoning conditions are slightly looser than this one, are rivals. Still, I think it's worth aiming for a dedicated construction.

A card that is greatly affected by rule changes and environmental changes. In the old days, there were no resuscitation restrictions, so it was a devifla-like card that needed to be used in conjunction with a resuscitation card, but after the resuscitation restrictions were established, it became impossible.
It was an unfortunate existence for a long time, but as the times progressed and the EX Deck became more complete, this card, which has a valuable EX effect, was re-evaluated.
In particular, by sending something like Herald of the Arc Light, which is sent to his GY and activates its effect, there is no turn limit on its own effect, so you can earn two cards with one card.
However, his own stats are poor, and his LP cost is huge, so he can basically only be used twice.
Leaving a poor self on the field has been almost eliminated with the appearance of Link, but I would like to produce results that are worth the LP paid.
Currently, there are several similar effects such as Zabolg, but this card has many unique advantages, so it is easy to differentiate. I think it's a high risk, high reward card.

Effect of the name. Quick-Play Spell Therefore, it is a tricky card that can be used for various purposes from escape to pursuit.
It can do interesting moves, but it's highly dependent on combos, so it's hard to say that it's a card that's at the actual level.
Postscript: Due to the presence of fusions such as Sandra and his Shaddoll, which have been highly influential recently, it is often installed on the side as a meta, and its value is increasing.
Dogmatika, who is often on business trips, has the effect of reducing the opponent's EX, so having Chimera Frecia ready will make searching easier.
Of course, it would be even better if it was a deck that actively handled the fusion itself.
Depending on the Deck and the environment, I wonder if it became practical.

To be honest, it was an accident factor, but the appearance of 《The Weather Rainbowed Canvas》has made it a strange card.
The compatibility with Skidre is subtle, but it can be said that the effect of adding resistance to The Weather pattern is excellent.

One of the cards that might be interesting to try if you use the Ritual Deck.
In that case, it will be used as a pair with 《Herald of the Arc Light》.
It would be the worst if the effect was negate, but I think that what you get is great.
"If you're going to use the power to summon, I'd rather search for two cards than one."
It's also nice to put early cards in his Deck to give it a stylish look.

It's not a bad effect, but when a low-level attacker destroys a monster in battle, it's unstable and outdated. I think it's a card that can fit in a Dragon fan deck, but not in a serious deck.

A Field Spell that exerts outstanding binding power depending on the situation. It's a powerful meta card against his Deck, which makes sense to deploy monsters.
If you activate it on your turn, it gives the opponent room to counter it or destroys it first, so it doesn't have much flavor, so you want to activate it on your opponent's turn with 《Metaverse》.