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In the Melodious Diva, you can expand your hand under loose conditions, and even if you have the same name, you can meet the conditions, and there is no name limit of one turn.
In addition, the benefits are strong in the Melodious Diva, which has a strengthening of all angels and cannot be said to have a high raw RBI.
The Melodious Diva Fusion, easy to use as a harmonist's material staff, and an indispensable existence for the Melodious Diva.

It does not have a self-deploying effect, so it takes some effort to be Special Summoned, but it can give the entire Melodious Diva a solid resistance. If you put it side by side with the elegy, it will become more solid, and with the appearance of the harmonist it will become more realistic.
It seems to be indispensable for maintaining the board surface of the Melodious Diva.

The Melodious Diva, but it can recover Star Seraph in general, and it's not even limited to one turn of name.
The disadvantage is that he who uses this card doesn't really care about Deck.
As it is often said, you can collect scores and honesty every turn, and as a superlative, it is easy to compensate for the slightly unreliable offense and defense.
The drawback was that it was the highest grade without self-development, but in the Melodious Diva, it became easier to develop with the appearance of the harmonist.
I think it's easier to prioritize Mozart as an otohime in the main deck.

Initial ace of Yuzu.
Due to the disadvantages, she is limited to LIGHT, but you can deploy angels without level restrictions, you can deploy the same name, and there is no name limit for one turn.
However, it does not have a self-expansion effect, and the consumption is rough because of the expansion of the hand. It is the Melodious Diva's highest RBI, but it is also an offense and defense that is uneasy if it is the highest grade.
In addition to Valhalla, he is easy to bring as a soloist and harmonist in the Melodious Diva, and it is easy to reinforce the combat aspect with sonatas and scores.
He has explosive power, but he also has a strong habit.

Trap with high deployment power.
However, as a deployment card, he feels slow because he is a trap, and he can draw sea-related cards, but he costs sea, so there is a risk that he will not be able to exert much influence or weaken the board. .
If you have a submarine surprise attack, you can immediately reactivate it, and if it's II, it's a Continuous Spell, so you can keep two copies together with Field Spell, so I definitely want to use it together. Impression that it is for superiority rather than turning back.
It has some quirks, but I think it's a card with a reasonable return.

As already said, it has the effect of treating it as the sea while being a Continuous Spell, so you can deploy two seas on the field. You can maintain the sea even when dealing with cards that activate the sea as a cost.
In addition to granting target resistance, you can deploy monsters from your hand or his GY at BP, reinforcing your presence and deployment power.
However, the target resistance becomes difficult to use together with the fake No4, which is a powerful presence in his WATER, and the deployment effect is slow with BP, and it is limited to defense and self-destructs when the BP ends.
It works well with the submarine surprise attack, and you can reactivate this card from his GY to avoid self-destruction, check the battle side, and strengthen the presence of this card itself.
If you have all of them, you will have an annoying board, but the impression is that they are highly dependent on combos.

There are a few decks of his that combine angels and demons. Now that there are EX monsters, it's not difficult to get both.
However, the possibility of rot and his Trap and slowness are conspicuous, and the devil side may strangle him if he is not good at it. Luckily, it's optional, so if you know it's an opponent with bad compatibility, you can choose not to activate it.
It's not bad at all, but I think he'll choose his Deck, which is likely to be adopted, and the impression that he's going to get rid of his peculiarities in the end.

The second remake of Fortress Whale is now bigger.
If Umi exists, he will be able to attack directly with WATER in general, and his RBI is not bad at 2550, and if he can develop well, he can aim for the end of the game at once.
Once activated, you can attack directly even if the sea disappears, so it is also an advantage that it is easy to use together with Physalia.
The effect of 2 is difficult to use due to the late timing, and it can hardly be expected alone. If you can target it with 《Dive Sea Surprise II》, it's just an effect.
3 can be from your own card, and it will be a follow-up to destruction from your opponent or 《Dive Sea Surprise II》. However, the number of water warriors who are compatible with the sea is limited.
After all, I think I will mainly call the fisherman. 《Crusadia Arboria》also has high versatility.
It has the ability to decide the game, but it's a superlative that doesn't have a self-promoting effect, and there are many things that are required to make use of its effect, so I think it's a pretty difficult card to handle.

Permanence with Obahan as a key. If you're using Obahan as a material, it's nice to be able to fill it with something like a dwarf emperor.
Although the target monster's ATK is specified to be below her, you can negate the opponent's monster effect and aim to suppress it.
It is also possible to revive No, and there is no omission in terms of offense.
However, since Over Hundred No. is often irregularly summoned, it is not always possible to revive it stably.
I think it will be a valuable one if you are going to operate mainly Obahan.

It's one of the RUM searches, but it's great that you're trying to avoid Yuma/Astral-related stuff that's hostile to Barian. (The fact that you can also search for resistance related to ARC is not hostile, so please overlook it.)
In addition to RUM, you can also search for Barians and Sevenths, don't forget Barian's Force, and create an immortal and control board.
You can place it on top of his Deck as well as in Search, so it can also be used as a support for Chaos Draw and Shichikou Sword.
The GY effect depends on the opponent, but you can copy the effect when RUM is activated.
If you can normally activate RUM, it's an effect that you don't need to bother to use, but it's a great effect for the Seven Emperor Sword, which rots in your hand, and you can activate it by force.
He's been an excellent support for Obahan, and other than that, he's worth having in his deck with his Quick-Play Spell RUM.

Not to be outdone by Zexal, the Seven Barian Emperors bogus draws are here.
You can aim to summon No while recruiting two monsters without any particular designation with one card, and there are many options due to the existence of copy effects and promotions.
Unlike the Seven Emperor Sword, it can be activated at any time during the main 1, so it can be an aid to No, who requires 3 or more materials.
The downside is the same as the Seven Emperor Sword, the risk of spoiling when it comes to the first hand. Unlike the Seven Emperor Sword, it can be used any number of times, but even so, inserting multiple copies is an idea. It doesn't have as many supports as Seven Emperors Sword.
If I want to stabilize it even a little, I would like to use it in combination with the aforementioned promotion and cards that can control his deck top.
It gives the impression of a romantic card that is great for fans who enjoy pretend play.

When used as a No material, you can use different levels from 3 to 5, and by weakening the water in the field, you can expand not only from your hand but also from his GY, and you can avoid the disadvantages of being excluded with X materials, so you can use it. It can be treated as a material that does not decrease.
With the presence of Abyss and Deadleaf, there are plenty of ways to pull it.
In addition, his ATK halving can also target the opponent's field. It goes well with Fake No4, which changes to water.
I think it will be an excellent material crew in Fish X Deck.

It can be deployed under loose conditions, has an effect that allows access to other levels that material personnel are happy to have, and has an excellent effect if it has a wide range of search.
As a disadvantage, he can only deploy WATER, but if he has a deck that uses this card, you probably won't mind it. There are also excellent guys such as fake No4 and Knight.
Damage doubling is a follow-up to the cheap god, and it works well with 37 and 94.
If reality is super, it's unlikely to be super cheap...

It is a rank 5 that requires 2 bodies without specifying materials, and its effect is highly versatile with removal that can be used even in the opponent's turn.
There are conditions, but it also has combat resistance, so it's not something you can rely on, but it has a materialization effect, so it's compatible with Azeus for the time being.
In addition to the fact that the neck has a low hit point for its rank, it is essential to use it with Obahan.
If you try to use it many times, the pressure on EX is severe, and Obahan also has general-purpose ones such as 101 and 106, but they can't be said to have a high priority. If it's not C, the rank is different from myself.
Vimana also exists if it is a rank 5 card that does not specify materials and is strong against monsters.
If it's WATER, it's easy to use rank 4 depending on the shark monster, and it's easy to differentiate in terms of attributes, but considering the existence of Bahasha and No4, the EX pressure feels even more severe. Either divide it to some extent or specialize it.
It's a bit difficult to handle, but I think it's not a bad card because its removal ability is reliable and it shows versatility when used in combination with N/As/Ch.

This time it's Nash's new, not Ryoga. Therefore, there are many cards related to Seven Emperors and Obahan. His new ace, whose announcement was later than the Borrel code, was... a underlayment agent.
Level 6 x 3 bodies are heavy, and if you want to take advantage of the effect, it is desirable to summon repeatedly from N, As, and H.
You can use materials to summon No. 101 to 107 on top of yourself, and if you use the effects of lower types, you can aim to activate additional effects, and you can operate Obahan without RUM.
It also has effect destruction resistance, and is strong against interference to some extent.
It self-destructs at the end, but 102, 105, and 107 have high explosive power, and 101 and 103 have a resurrection effect.
As for the neck, the compression of EX is very hard for both low-ranking species. (The Shark Deck, which often uses Bahasha and FA, is even more so. As mentioned above, it is better to treat it as a separate thing from the Nash Deck, not the Shark.)
The impression is that it is a card for specialization. I think there are many ways to use it.