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It is a superior species of Psycho Shocker, and demands that when summoned.
Shocker is an advanced level, but there are plenty of supporters, and there are low-level Jackers who are treated as Shockers, so summoning them is not difficult.
However, in spite of the weight and the accidental nature, it is not possible to obtain that the offense and defense and the effect are not much different from Shocker.
The additional effect of removal + burn is almost impossible because of its own effect.
He can destroy his own cards, but if his deck uses Shocker, he should refrain from using Trap in the first place.
Ultimately, when summoning this card, you can strike a lot of summoning negate counters, so there is a risk of exposing the gap.
Like Armed lv10 and 《Vampire Genesis》, the impression is strong that it is a high-ranking species with little priority.

With (1) the draw effect and the negate effect that doesn't care about the player, and (2), which also involves this one, it's a top-class removal that removes all face-downs, and I think it's a card that can turn the situation upside down.
The fusion material is heavy, but I think it's quick and easy to Special Summon him with "Elemental HERO Grandman" for the effect, even though the attack is restricted.

It is possible to attack directly, but the hit point is low and it is a half-baked value if it does not correspond to the replication technique. It's close to a bonus.
The favorite can revive Shocker no matter where it is sent to GY with the resurrection effect.
Jinzo is dark, so it's easy to send him to GY and share support, so it's not difficult to activate effects and prepare targets to revive.
Since there is no turn limit, you can aim to revive multiple Shockers, and since it is a machine, it also supports 《Limiter Removal》, and if it goes well, you can see one kill.
Although it self-destructs at the end, it is easy to handle now. Since it's the end of your turn, it's not a small advantage that even if you revive it during your opponent's turn, it won't be meaningless.
However, it is important to note that there is a possibility of missing the timing due to "time" as a big difficulty.
I think it's a support that will show you the explosive power in the middle of the day if you handle it well.

Cards with various impressions of the original work and animation. Especially for myself, "It's time for a checkup!"
As long as it exists on the field, it can block Trap, and his RBI is also in the Monarch class, so the influence is high. Perhaps because it was a card that played a lot in the original work, it has a lot of support and is easy to put into play.
You will also be affected by this, so you need to be careful with your playing and construction, but you can use this to your advantage and aim for a complete revival by combining it with an incomplete revival/return trap.
Inflation is going to be a tough time for this card. In particular, only the field can be negated, and recently his GY-activated traps have increased considerably, so it's no longer possible to shut out.
There are various trap metas currently in existence, and rebooting in particular matches the current environment, where the surprise attack that can be struck directly from the hand is powerful and expendable, but it is speeding up.
Among the Trap metamonsters, the support is abundant and easy to use, so the priority will change depending on how you can make use of it. I don't think it's a burnt out card yet.

Useful in Monarch Deck as it can be a cost
There is no loss in putting one

Assuming a Palladion Deck,
(1) If you draw in the first turn, you will be able to deploy relatively safely.
Effect of (2): Since cards drawn after main 2 on the first turn of the second attack can be used at the fastest, it is necessary to build in anticipation of a long-term battle.
■ It is a card that can be called from "Crusadia Regulex" (+ a situation where he Special Summons a monster as a link destination),
If that effect passes, the effect of (1) is almost unnecessary, and I want to call Crusadia Power, which can protect Palladion with a chain. Even if you want to use (2) to gain an advantage of up to 4 draws (maximum hand + 3 because there is 1 consumption of this card itself),
Calling 《Crusadia Krawler》and doing a Special Summon to the link destination of 《Crusadia Equimax》will result in a wall + obstruction + search (holy relic), and the sense of stability will be inferior.
It seems that the deck is fun, but
My impression as of 2019/1 is that I will be poor in dexterity.

Everyone's favorite Tachibana Ikkaku's one-hit kill! A card that was used in his Deck for Iai Draw.
One shot kill! He probably needed this card because Iai draw can't be dealt with just by controlling his deck top.
Don't say "Card Advance" is fine. Destroying this card also raises the level of damage, and above all, Card Advance didn't exist in the GX era.
A card with an effect like this card that exists in Pokemon cards is "Pokémon Zukan", and since it is a trainer card, he is like a spell card. There are also 5 cards that can be rearranged by effect.

I think he had potential from the beginning, but I think he became Cloudian's main axis with Link Summoning and Spirit Core.

Cloudian's monster removal crew, it's good that there is no turn 1 limit as long as you have counters.

Cloudian, but not an angel, is a card that has the potential to place a large number of Fog Counters on the opponent's monsters due to its own effect that is effective against self-destruction.
However, in recent years, the number of monsters without links and levels in Xyz has increased dramatically, so the chances themselves have decreased.

With the appearance of the spirit core, it became possible to recruit from the deck.
With his own effect, he changes the battle position of monsters other than Cloudian, but with his increased number of Link Monsters, I think that both myself and my opponent are less affected by this card.

When destroyed in battle, he produces 2 tokens, but since he has the name Cloudian on his token, it's a relief that if the token survives, he can add a fog counter to his Cloudian.
However, I think that Turbulence, which is passive and can actively recruit smoke balls, is easier to use in this day and age.

Either you or your opponent's monster is fine, but since there are only a limited number of ways to place Fog Counters on your opponent's monsters, Ghost Fog was able to make good use of this card, but due to the rapid increase in monsters without levels. It got harder too.
If a card that can place a large number of Fog Counters on the opponent's monster appears, it will be an interesting card that actively removes Friche and draws.

Being able to spread Fog Counters all over the field is very appealing, but my Standby Phase and now fatal slowness stand out.
I think it will be tough unless there is a card that can activate this card from his deck during the opponent's turn.

It's a great card that supports Cloudian's development, and it's great that you can use it properly as a Special Summon from your hand or a one-time Special Summon from his GY.