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Existence like XYZ in R used by Kaiba.
Although it is the highest grade and the effect of Tribute Summon premise, it is a little heavy, but the release personnel spent on Tribute Summon can be revived, and there is no actual consumption.
A revived card negates both its attacks and effects, but at present, it's unlikely that you'll have trouble finding a way to use it.
The problem is that there is a lag until the resurrection, and if you do not maintain yourself, the effect will not occur.
Until and after the effect is activated, it's just vanilla, and in this world where removal is rampant, even just one turn can be tough if you don't take any measures.
I think it's a difficult card to handle because the risks outweigh the benefits.

A nice guy who protects other cards despite his evil appearance.
However, it does not have resistance to itself, and there are quite a few effects that do not target it, and monster effects are out of range.
In addition, it takes time to deploy the superlative that does not have a self-deployment effect. Although it is a devil with a lot of support.
It's not like it's an effect that you can get ads directly, and it can't be said that it's a dependable existence if there are many holes.

It is the highest grade that can be deployed from the hand in response to the opponent's search, and the status is also suitable.
Since he is a warrior, there are many methods of search and salvage, and since search is actively carried out in this era, the trigger timing itself should not be a problem.
Just like Mr. Binchotan says, it's just vanilla after Special Summon.
Its stats are high, but it's hard to see it as a threat now that there are so many ways to remove it, and it's pretty weak as a deterrent. It will also self-destruct after the next turn. As for this, I don't think there's any problem with the processing method now. If it's a card that responds to search, there are other excellent candidates, and I think it's a little difficult to prioritize this card because it doesn't affect the opponent's movement.

It is easy to bring with recruiters because it has combat resistance and no hit points.
It has an injection system effect, but it cannot be used unless it is in Attack Position, and there is a risk of exposing this no hit point. It has combat resistance, but there is a high possibility that it will become dangerous in return.
In addition, it is limited to level 5 or less until release. Compared to the Turtle, it has the original hit point, so you can expect a certain amount of firepower in a single shot, but it is self-reliant for a turn 1 limited launch system at this time. Well, if it hadn't happened, there's a high possibility that he would have ended up in prison later, so should I take this as a blessing or should I see it as a misfortune without being noticed...
Turtle, an advanced projectile card that was often compared, was also errataed for turn 1 only, but this card is quite difficult to handle, as its level and battle position are limited by the "originally" hit points. I think.

It has a strange control-stealing effect, and if you don't have his ATK, but if there are multiple monsters on the opponent's field, you can steal one of them and make them kill each other.
Although it is advanced, it is blessed with attributes and races, and there are plenty of means to bring it, partly due to its low RBI.
However, even though it is an era where there are many large-scale deployments, it depends more or less on the opponent's field, and the return turn exposes no runs. Stealing control is also limited to BP, so it's difficult to use the stolen card for some purpose.
If you don't aim to maintain it too much and use the effect, you want to quickly turn it into some kind of material.
I feel that it is a difficult card to handle because it has a lot of peculiarities even among control grabs, and there are many troublesome rulings.

His ATK is below average to the highest level habit, and he is a heavy monster that has RBI enhancement but also needs to be released only for insects.
If you want an RBI with an insect, there are many candidates, so if you simply treat it, the existence value is quite doubtful.
There is no turn limit, so if you can incorporate some kind of loop, you can demonstrate the explosive power that can kill 1.
However, I can't say that any of them are practical due to the number of cards required for a combo, and I can't help but feel that there are other more powerful tactics. I think it's a very difficult card to handle.

Ancestor Quasar. The concept of eating the levels of destroyed monsters and growing endlessly is interesting, but...
First of all, it is the highest grade, so it is heavy and difficult to handle. And in the early stage, it is very unsatisfactory as a superlative with only 2100 offense and defense.
Cards that are not compatible with the environment and do not currently have a level are active, and it is not always possible to demonstrate the effect, and it has become a bit dependent on the opponent.
Also, in addition to using battle to activate the effect, even if you get an RBI, you can basically make use of that RBI after the next turn. With this card, which has no effects other than strengthening effects, most of the time it is removed before it can make use of its RBI. Due to its characteristics, it is weak against negation and reverse side.
In order to eliminate this slowness and dependence on the other party, it can be said that it is almost essential to use it together with a level control card.
It's unique, such as being able to reach level 13 or higher on its own, but I think it's a bit of a tough card because the weight and environment are blowing against it.

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 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.

Although it is rank 4 without binding, the neck is heavy because it is made of three materials.
The range expands depending on the number removed with a total removal, but the situation where this card is effective. In other words, when it is deployed in large numbers, in today's inflationary situation, such situations are often solidified by resistance or suppression effects.
In such a situation, it's extremely difficult to get this heavy material and let it pass through the effect quietly, and it's difficult to play an active role only when it's essential. I also want to be careful about getting myself involved.
If you remove 5 of them, it's a total removal of only your opponent, but this card can only be X Summoned with 3 bodies, so you can't activate it on your own.
In addition, most of the material increase cards can't be said to be very practical, and as mentioned above, the more cards there are in the opponent's field, the more difficult it is to be effective, so honestly, the risk is higher than the return.
There is also a Rank 4 sweeper with Butte, so if you use this card, you want to take advantage of the fact that it is a 3-body material. Among the 3-body materials, it has a valuable all-removal effect, so Star Seraph will probably be useful.
It hasn't been reprinted once, so if it's reprinted, I'd like you to errata the material specification to 3 or more.

I thought it was a design that would appear in Dotonaku Va*ga, but it turned out to be the same author.
You can exclude monsters destroyed by battle, but even though he is an advanced level, he has a lower stat than Monarch. It is too unsatisfactory to actively fight.
If you just want to use advanced and exclude it, there is an iron plate called Gaius. Also, if it's a lower-class 《D.D. Warrior Lady》of the same attribute and race, it's necessary to deal with reinforcements and remove yourself, but it's possible to deal with higher ranks.
It feels like a card that lacks power as an advanced level card.

With that effect, you can prepare for self-destruction from parallel gear → Truth and S summons.
However, since a field is required as a condition, it should be noted that there are some accident elements and it is easy to be disturbed.
With GY, it is possible to take over the cost of summoning Sin, which is also very useful for reducing accidents and giving you more flexibility in building.
I'm also happy that it's a blessed status of level 1 and darkness.
It also functions as a counterattack from sending suppression personnel such as Baroness, so it becomes an important existence in Sin.

A low-ranking penetrator who was once active in Chaos.
As a lower grade, it has not only RBI but also defensive power, and although the RBI is lower, it also has a penetrating effect.
It was a low class that was easy to use at the time, such as being the cost of chaos and being able to hunt skatego.
However, the environment has changed dramatically, and now there are a lot of lower classes with better effects. .
It gives me a strong impression of half-heartedness, and I can't deny that it's a Rotor card.

A precious Cubic that can Normal Summon. If summoned, the Cubic card will be delayed to his GY, and Cubic can demonstrate its true value by sending it to his GY, and it becomes a real searcher due to the existence of work and joint gods.
In addition, he can strengthen GY monster types with Fliche, and he himself is the only low-ranking Cubic to hold a status.
1600 is by no means high, but if there is even one of them, it will be a passing level of 1800, and it is easy to achieve that with its own effect.
Cubic sends many types of monsters to GY, but he is not a Deck, so he can't make the most of it, but with his Deck like Fulmon, it's a low class, but it's not difficult to raise it to the highest class.
Blessed with light/mechanics and genus/species, it also supports some Cyber supporters.
In Cubic, it is an essential card, and besides that, it is a highly versatile card that allows you to go on business trips to other decks from the existence of a joint god.