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Although it has combat resistance, it is easy to be used as a punching bag because it is limited to once per turn and attack position, and its own hit points are low. Basically, it's an existence that can be used as a material immediately, so it's a bonus effect that can't be used.
The main is another apocalyptic effect, and BK has many things that are effective in his GY, and can be salvaged by glass jaws, and can secure 1000 reinforcement with counter blows.
You can also secure the resurrection target of the spirit switch hitter, but it is only activated by summoning, so compatibility with the switch is subtle. It's a pity that it can only be activated by summoning. An unsung hero that is convenient to have.

BK is a deployment card that can be used under loose conditions, but the restrictions that prevent battles are heavy. Even more so with BK, which can operate aggressive Warrior X.
Although it can be deployed even after the battle, it does not change that the attacker tends to be late.
In the past, this slowness was compensated for by the robustness of the lead blow, but it is no longer such an easy age.
If it's the first turn ahead, I don't care about the disadvantages, so I want to make it easy to pull. Fortunately, we are blessed with search tools.
It has a strong habit of being a deployment card that requires a category.

The lifting effect of being able to connect to BK Xyz with one is not bad, and since there is no level specification, X can be revived, securing an attacker or connecting to RUM.
However, as already said, the disadvantage that only BK can be deployed is a big bottleneck.
When it first appeared, it didn't bother me much, but as the times progressed, it became undeniable that BK Xyz alone lacked power.
The appearance of a powerful BK Xyz or Link is desired.

Although there is no material specification, the effect is related to BK, and it is mainly used there.
However, BK is mainly Rank 4, and the neck is that he himself is Rank 3.
BKs other than level 4 also lack practicality. As mentioned above, there is no material designation, so will you rely on general-purpose materials?
In terms of performance, his ATK is zero, and the effect is useless on its own.
On top of that, even if it's a forced attack or a peeping + hand grab, it's easy to be influenced by the opponent's situation and difficult to handle.
It's not bad if it's easy to get out, but it's probably not worth it to force yourself to use a Rank 3 gimmick.

It doesn't have a specific material, but it has an effect related to BK, so it's mainly used there. It is an advantage for BK that it is easy to cooperate with general-purpose monsters.
It has a material replenishment effect targeting BK, and is strengthened by the number of materials.
However, since the reinforcement rate is low and the raw RBI is not high, it is doubtful whether it can be relied on in terms of battle.
If destroyed, you can revive as many lower grade BK as the number of materials, there is no condition like "X summoned", and there is the aforementioned material replenishment effect, so it is effective for resurrection and irregular summons.
However, it is hard to say that this is also easy to handle because it is limited to destruction from the opponent and depends on the opponent.
If anything, I want to connect it to a combo using X materials.
If you use the Cestus that fell in GY as a material, you can aim for the additional effect of Caestus from RU, or fulfill the shadow conditions.
It is hard to say that the unit performance is excellent even in flattery. I think it will shine if BK-related products that are more compatible with materialization come out, so I would like to expect more in the future.

Rank 4 with 2 BKs. BK has multiple deployment cards such as switches and spars, so summoning is easy with BK.
When BK is destroyed, it can be used as a scapegoat and strengthened each time.
3000 in one activation, which is a high number for Rank 4.
It used to be highly reliable, but due to the effects of card power inflation, it has become easier to deal with.
It can't be said that the raw RBI is high, so I would like to prepare a means to actively remove the material so that I can immediately attack.
Other BK Xyz have strong peculiarities, but in BK they can still be treated as the main force. (Even if I can't help but rely on it...)

It's a card that reacts to burn, but it's not negate, so it's hard to say it's a burn meta effect. If anything, when you take damage from your own cards, it's mainly a combo operation that forces it on your opponent.
However, various judgments and interpretations are troublesome, and even if you activate a card that takes damage, you will miss the timing if chained to it.
It's a card that can be a great source of firepower once it's decided, but I feel like it's a card for advanced players with a lot of peculiarities because it's a trap that doesn't have a quick attack and has a lot of troublesome processing.

In the manga, he became the material for Barbaros Ur and made him inherit all-out attacks, but in the OCG he inherited his demerits.
It is fatal that the damage becomes 0 even though it has an overall attack. Was it due to its own weight because it corresponds to "Limiter Removal"? But Ashura also responds to Honest...
It's undeniable that Monorov and Asura, which are low-level attacks that deal damage, are more user-friendly, so if we really want to use them, we'd like to differentiate them by the fact that they're machines.
It can be used as a material for mechanical bindings such as Gear Giga X, and can be used in combination with 《Oilman》to aim for a large draw.
Although it can be used as an exposure payment, the lack of power will be conspicuous when viewed as a whole.

Full speed forward DA! A card that seems to embody a lot of brain muscle.
It has an effect that can be said to be a permanent defense seal, and it is meta for low RBI walls. However, as the environment has changed, the presence of walls has decreased significantly, so currently it is basically a combo from yourself.
It works well with cards that become defensive when the effect is activated, and can be diverted as an attacker, and when used with Lyra, he turns into Harpie's feather broom.
It can do interesting things, but the fatal point is that it is a trap, so there is a lag, and many of the cards that are compatible with the above are active on their own turn, so you have to take a turn to use them effectively. .
With removal prevalent and speeding up, this turn is pretty annoying. Honestly, I think it's hard to say that it's a real battle level.

As the name suggests, this card protects Field Spells from destruction. Furthermore, the activation of Field Spells is also blocked, and in recent years many of his powerful Field Spells have appeared, so his influence is by no means small.
However, at the same time, the number of removal methods has also increased, and there are many holes because it only deals with destruction.
Furthermore, as mentioned above, the activation of the field is also blocked, so depending on the situation, it may be possible to strangle yourself.
If you use it against yourself, you will feel a strong habit. To be honest, it would be better to prioritize a card that can search for the second card rather than protecting it with this.
As already mentioned, it might be easier to use as a meta against opponents due to its ability to block fields.

It seems that Lucifer of another work recently participated in the war. Over there is Vanilla with the highest class RBI, and this one has an effect, but its effect is only activated when summoned, Spellbinding Circle.
Tribute Summon is not an effect that is worth it, but your stats are so poor that you are not suitable for advanced level, and if you seal one monster, you will be defeated by another monster.
Performance too strict. Even if he responded to Special Summon, it would have been difficult to prioritize.

Keith's card in Manga R. However, the impression that Jonouchi used it is stronger because of its handling in the work.
It can demonstrate high combat power due to its original RBI and strengthening effect, but it self-destructs when using strengthening effect, and it is difficult to handle easily considering its own weight.
I want to strengthen it explosively with 《Limiter Removal》and settle it all at once.
It also has the motor token generation that is a feature of the motor monster, but like the Insect Princess, it is late at the end, and it is designated as an attack position, and the status is poor. It is difficult to handle as it is. Is it relatively easy to use together with 《Linkuriboh》?
It's heavy and it takes a lot of time to make the most of it. Considering the fact that there are many other excellent high-end machines, it's hard to say that this card is difficult to handle.

With cards such as the battle-destruction version of the Lord, you can further strengthen the RBI at the time of resurrection, and if you go to advanced level, you can raise the low RBI to the appropriate level.
It's defense is low and this one can't be strengthened, but thanks to this, it supports cards such as Pirata and Gobzon, and there are more merits.
However, like the load, the number of cases where its own effect does not work due to inflation has increased considerably. Also, the self-regeneration timing is in standby mode, and it is a bottleneck that you can't stop 1 kill from mass deployment. It's advantage is that it's strong against the Armades effect.
To be honest, it's already difficult to use it for its own effect, so if I use it, I'd like to take advantage of being a level 6 Vampire.

Wall monsters and Flip will not work due to the effect, and since it affects you, you can forcibly raise cards that can only be used in defense, and you can combo with cards that are not Flip Monsters and can be effective during his Flip Summon.
Although it has a low hit point for an advanced level, it also has a strengthening effect, and depending on the situation, it can produce combat power comparable to that of the highest level.
It's an interesting effect, but since it's an advanced level that doesn't have a self-promoting effect, it takes time to deploy, and without a combo, it's an effect that is easily influenced by the opponent and the situation, so it's a strong habit.

When summoned, it becomes a defense position and does not expose low hit points, but it is almost a bonus because there are few concerns due to basic operation.
Being able to convert one of his spells in his hand to any level 4 is pretty cool.
It can be used in a wide variety of ways, such as summoning an excellent level 4 or connecting with each summoning method.
I myself am blessed with darkness and spell use, and there are restrictions that I can't release, but once I converted it to a link, I didn't mind it.
The drawback is that the cost is somewhat limited, and the loss when negated from an effect that requires a hand is quite painful. In this day and age, where the meta is highly aggression and all-out hand triggers are flying around, it's becoming a fairly high-risk deck. It's not just for this card.
Due to the expansion of the card pool, it's not as easy to use as before, but at the same time it's been strengthened. I think it's the card.