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A remake card of the destruction dragon Gandora. But he... popped.
Summon from hand ・When Special Summon succeeds, wipe out the monsters on the field other than yourself, and among them, the monster with the highest ATK will deal damage to the opponent for his ATK, and you will get his ATK during the end phase. has the disadvantage of halving the LP of
In addition to Gandora-like total destruction, it also acquires ATK, so if you activate the effect, you will be attacked by powerful burn damage and direct attacks at once. Depending on the destroyed monster, it will be a one-kill class firepower, so it is a fairly powerful monster even if used normally.
However, in the current environment, he has turned into a one-kill machine that shoots Arklord Palladion, which has increased his ATK with his own effect, and decides one-kill, and is an immovable finisher of Dragon Link One-kill. After pushing Dark Matter and Redame into the ban and still going on a rampage, he finally destroyed himself and was banned.

Even at the time of its release, I don't think he was comfortable with the 500 ATK up in D, and he might have used the 1,000 up.

Considering the release date, I can't follow this card.

Unlike when it came out, this card is too late even if it's going to be in D other than Airman.

A remake card of an elf swordsman who has become a dual wield.
It has an effect that you can not attack unless you have 0 cards in your hand, an effect that Special Summons an elf swordsman monster from your hand, and an effect that you can draw up to the number of elf swordsman monsters on the field if you give battles damage.
It's a card that has both advantages and disadvantages, and you can't attack unless you run out of cards in your hand, so I'd like to build a deck with him that allows me to use up all my cards. Is it better to increase the ratio of Spell Trap and make it a bit cancerous? On the merit side is his Special Summon of the Elven Swordsman and his powerful draw effect. In particular, you can expect a considerable number of draws if you line up the elf swordsmen well.
However, the elf swordsman is a lower class with unremarkable abilities. If you play around with it, you can gain some survival ability, but it's still weak against effect destruction. Assistance is essential because this card passes battles damage as well as attack restrictions and 2100 is by no means a satisfactory number. It's not that it's not worth it because there are a lot of draws waiting for you...

This is OK with 《Double Summon》!

It hurts not to be able to Special Summon, and the timing of token generation is also tight.
If only the effect of D could do Special Summon, the usability would have changed.

Although the effect of (2) restricts the attack, I think it's excellent that you can ignore the summoning conditions and put out an "E-HERO" Fusion Monster.
Combat destruction is the trigger, and with the effect of (1), high-level normal "HERO" monsters can be used as materials to obtain high ATK, so "Elemental HERO Neos" should be used as a fusion material. think.

It's an intruder --- and the effect of calling the attacker's hound is thankfully effective, but it's really dependent on the other party.
The defense is decent and the Special Summon conditions are pretty thin, so rank 5 would be easy to aim for.
There is a need to prepare a tuner---

A powerful supporter card with mutual links.
Each time they are mutually linked, they become more powerful, and the intimidating feeling when three bodies are mutually linked is tremendous. Doubled battles damage can unleash terrifying damage just by trying to bite Astram or Encode.
It goes without saying that single exclusion is powerful. These days, there are more and more opponents that can't be targeted, so even though it may not pass as it is, cards that can banish cards on the field at no cost are extremely rare.
And by linking 3 bodies together, you will acquire an effect that negates the effect and excludes it. Since it's not destruction, it's exclusion, so it's very difficult to reuse, and from the opponent's point of view, it's just a threat.
However, this card itself has a modest ATK, and it takes time to gain resistance, so be careful that it is easy to be targeted first. If the co-linked monsters are weak, you will lose strength all at once when they break through, so you want to keep powerful monsters next to you as much as possible.

Byrne was an idol on Deck at the time.
If you look closely, he has a masculine face, but he's usually a beauty.

A card used in his deck with unusual tactics such as sending it to the opponent
However, at the time when card assets were scarce, it was normally operated as an attacker

A Normal Spell that has the effect of choosing one card for each player, mixing it with four cards randomly selected by the opponent, and adding one to the hand.
What happens to each other depends on luck, but any result will create a situation equivalent to an extra card in each hand.
If you're lucky, you'll get the card you want, but even if you're not, something will come. The benefit that can be obtained is good, but the problem is that it extends to the other party as well. It is also a place that basically carries disadvantage.
Due to the turn 1 limit, he's not suited for decks as he's constantly drawing and digging through his deck. Based on the above points, is it a draw card that has strength and danger back to back?

The effect of deploying his Cubic counters on the opponent's field up to the number of his Cubics on his field and neutralizing the opponent, and by excluding GY, he becomes a monster with his Cubic counter on 1 Cubic for this turn only. It has the effect of giving a direct fire effect to.
Among the cards that carry Cubic counters, this card is a free chain. Therefore, as long as he has Cubic on the field, he can easily neutralize the opponent's effects and attacks. It can be said that it is an easy-to-use defense card in Cubic.
The effect of activating GY will be something like Destruction Punch that will be used later. Might be powerful on his Cubic beast with multiple hits.
Effect negate is definitely powerful in free chain. It's possible that ATK can't be lowered and it's difficult to connect to the GY effect, but it can't be helped.

The merciless man, Aigami Dharma! !
It has the effect of exchanging cards limited to Cubic, the effect of cutting the battles damage to yourself that occurs in the battle of Cubic monsters, and the effect of excluding this card of GY and salvaging his Cubic of his GY.
Is the first effect the main one? In addition to helping to draw Crimson Nova into your hand and adjusting the summoning conditions, it also plays an active role in knocking down his Cubic support, which has many GY activation effects, to his GY.
The effect of number 2 is to suppress the battles damage of low-ranking Cubic, which is generally suppressed, but I can't think of a good use for it. Salvage effect is good as care after this card is destroyed. Simple and easy to use.
What he does is simple, so he is an honest honor student with no quirks in Cubic.