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Following on from the Mirage Stallion, Cybers has a new Xyz that looks exactly like a Machine.
In making it rank 3, beigoma regulation may still be ahead.
The effect is to salvage Cybernet Spell Trap, and to recruit two level 4 Cybers when destroyed in the state of being X-summoned.
The effect in the first half may be after considering 《Micro Coder》, but it is nice to be able to reuse single-use cards such as new mining and backdoors. Of course they have a turn 1, though.
The recruit effect is excellent if it's just the amount of recruits, but in addition to the negate effect, there's a part that depends on the other party, so it's a bit of a bonus.

A general-purpose trap card that was announced early in the morning on the day when the year-end large amount of flags ended.
It's a surprisingly rare permanent control grab, and although it's weak against removal like Tuner's Scheme, a similar card, it can be activated with Friche during the opponent's turn, so its removal and interference performance is remarkably high.
The stolen monster cannot declare an attack and cannot activate its effect, but the permanent effect is applied firmly.
If you Xyz Summon with the stolen monster, it will remain on the field, so it might be interesting to try putting it in the Golgar Axis.

A new version of Buster, which has been neglected for many years, finally appears.
The effect of 1 will be a follow-up to the Buster in your hand, but it will consume more and be less stable than the original. In addition, Buster is close to a bonus because it is not desirable to come to the hand originally.
The favorite can search and set the buster mode with 2, and the lag of Trap, which was a difficult point, can be eliminated. I'm happy to be able to activate it immediately after sending it to GY.
There are some points that don't mesh with other busters, and although it has an accidental nature, I feel that it is a welcome new one that expands the range of strategies.

Super fusion compatible! I thought, but it was a lot of disappointing specifications.
Using the monsters in your hand and field as materials ← If it wasn't for this sentence, it would have functioned as a general-purpose Fusion Monster that supports super fusion.
It's painful that he can't do GY fusion because of that extra sentence, and it's painful that he can't take advantage of his Dragon fusion.
To put it the other way around, if it weren't for the "extra sentence", it would have been a fusion that could eat anything with super fusion, so it's possible to add it.
Recently, Link Monsters have started to come out with the restriction that "this card cannot be used as a link material", so I think there is a way to use it if you want to open up a field.
In that sense, it can be differentiated from 《World Chalice Guardragon Almarduke》, which requires 3 Links.
From the beginning, it might be better to use the effect as a "bonus" and use it as a card that allows you to think about it.
Taking that into consideration, let's give it +2 points.

Wight color difference. Although the status is higher than over there, the wight receives level 1 support and is even categorized, so the practicality is different.

An interesting god (paper) that smells like a joke from the text. Currently, there are few people who have seen him fight because it is out of print and has no summoning value. So am I.
Contrary to the name that seems to have high combat power, it is a level 5, but it is a lower class and completely loses its name.
There is a Horakuti who is the same god and can't be seen (can't see) fighting, but that one has a stat, and there is something unfathomable from the illustration, whereas this one has a fixed stat. The shady smell is fully open from the illustration. Well, even this was one of the strongest angels when he first appeared.
There are many supporters, but there is no particular element that takes precedence, and it will not be used other than the story.

A vanilla with a subtle status that is neither a green beard nor a Rakuten player.
It is said that the grasslands have strong defense, but regardless of the standard at the time of its appearance, it is now unreliable and the level does not change whether there is a grassland or not.
If you're not a big game fan, you probably won't be able to use it.

Trishula is back as a remake card...but.
The Trishula concept of interfering with three areas is alive and well. He couldn't interfere until now, so he set his sights on Deck. He said he had his eye on it, but it is doubtful whether it was the correct answer.
Remove one card from the opponent's EX Deck, then remove the top card from his opponent's deck, and for some reason remove one card from his deck (the actual procedure is reversed). The effect of banishing him from his deck can be activated if you match it, but the banning of the opponent's EX deck is so-so, and the top of his deck is completely luck.
However, there is also the problem that these effects cannot be activated in the first place unless only his Dragon is used as material. The drawback is that it has little effect on the battlefield even though it uses three Dragons.
The material is loose, and putting it out itself is a fairly easy category. However, there is a condition that it is from your own hand field, and it does not support fusion involving the opponent or his GY fusion.
It's not unreasonable if it's in the form of processing unnecessary cards and tokens, but if you're not good at it, another link 3 etc. will be enough.
Satisfied Deck or...?

It is difficult to understand because it is an early card that has not been reprinted in Roku, but unfortunately Normal Summon is impossible.
Flare Knight, which is the key to summoning, is a fusion, but it's not difficult to summon because there are plenty of Bramagisapo.
However, it tends to depend on the opponent's field whether it can be brought to immediate effect activation from there. You can activate it even if it's not self-destruct, but your opponent will deal with it with removal.
He can strengthen his ATK of the opponent he fights, and his fighting power is high. However, unlike Honest, it refers to the original numerical value, so it may not be able to beat the type that has been strengthened with a low original hit point and demonstrates combat power.
However, it is compatible with weakening, and it is not all bad things.
Also, when fighting, it is excluded at the end and the place is bad. Regarding this, it is now possible to reduce the loss by using materials, etc., but I think it's a bit strange to be sent off after a battle even though it takes time to summon. If you have an impregnable wall, you can maintain it, but it is undeniable that it is highly dependent on combos.
If Magical Scientist was still active, I think it would still have been romantic, but now that such abuse is no longer possible, there are many other excellent trump cards in Bramaghi, so it's a hassle. I think it's difficult to make them perform as well as they deserve.

It's one of Bramagi's fusions, and since it uses Jonouchi's card, Flame Swordsman, as a material, it can't be said to be a senior of Dragoon.
Flame Swordsman is a fusion, and since it requires it as a material, it can be said to be an expensive card.
However, Flame Swordsman is a simple 《Ready Fusion》compatible, can be used as a substitute for fusion materials, and is compatible with Timaeus, so summoning is not that difficult.
The effect is based on the premise that it will be destroyed in battle, and if it is destroyed, you can summon a successor with high combat power.
However, the hit point is a little high for self-destruction, and it tends to depend on the opponent's field whether the immediate effect can be activated. You can't expect it to be removed if you wait for your opponent's action.
The subsequent phantom knight has a bad position and can't be summoned except under his own conditions, so the accident rate is high.
You can revive yourself and there are no turn restrictions, so if you have plenty of fusion summons and resurrection methods, you can call multiple phantom knights and demonstrate high explosive power. should be used, which increases the risk of accidents.
There is also the existence of Cavalry, which uses a looser designated material and has both a presence and fighting power, and it seems difficult to make it work as much as it takes.

Evilswarm Trishula.
The concept of interfering with the hand, GY, and field is still alive. However, it is divided into three, and only one of them can be activated, which is quite self-respecting.
The three effects are field card removal, handicap, and GY card removal, and their roles are also clear, and it is possible to move according to the board to some extent. RBI is also top class in rank 4 with 2750, casually surpassing the original.
However, if the above effect is not good enough, a level 4 x 2 monster will be enough, and even if you want to hit points, there will be Lightning, and there are many rivals.

In the setting, the trump card of the Terranite group who fought one-on-one with Nehemos.
It was thought that he would act as a strong meta for Shaddoll and Infernoid, playing an active role as set.
① is the effect that you can't send from his deck to GY, and it will never let you salvage. It's a powerful effect on his deck that uses GY, and in some cases, the deck can't do anything just by standing this monster.
② An effect that negates the effect activation of a DARK monster and destroys it. Although it is limited to DARK, if you look closely, there is no restriction of once per turn, so you can negate destruction as many times as you have materials.
It's a card that lets you stand ahead of your opponent and put pressure on them, but the way it's accessed is quite special.
However, with the presence of Vatraimus, that problem can be cleared. Also, the effect of turning all of Vatraimus into his DARK works well with 2, so I'd like to line it up as much as possible.

In the setting, the trump card of his Constellars who had a decisive battle with 《Evilswarm Ouroboros》.
The effect is to select each other's field or her GY monster and return it to the hand. Simple removal, reuse of cards on the field, obstruction of the opponent's girlfriend's GY card reuse, recovery of resources from GY, and their roles are wide-ranging.
Also, Constellar's ability to summon multiple times is surprisingly powerful, and you can summon Constellar X monsters anywhere. Also, since the restrictions are loose, it may enter a rank 6 deck as a general purpose rank 6.
The RBI of 2700 is also relatively high. By the way, it's a secret that Evilswarm Ouroboros, who should be in the final battle, is outnumbered by 50.

A monster used in games until the battle against Pegasus.
cute.

The dragon version of the Jet Black Werewolf. During BP, he can block traps and block attack reactions.
Although it is a subtle hitting point as a lower class, it was a general purpose and had a moderate effect in the past, but now due to the high speed environment and removal, Trap itself unless it is a specific Deck, let alone an attack reaction The rate of adoption of the system has declined significantly, and the situations in which this effect is useful have become very few.
Monsters can be deployed and revived safely during BP, but the niche situation is undeniable.
I think it's a very tough card.