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Dogmatika got his hands on the forbidden stray of the ritual after stalling in Genesis, probably because the first move was a climax.
Originally, Dogmatika was not a theme for rituals, and although search is a strong theme, it is impossible to operate just by thrusting it in, so it is necessary to focus the construction on rituals.
At that time, there are many elements that can cause headaches, such as the nadir limit, Ardek, which is difficult to drop with punishment, and unpreparedness.
With his low ATK, I think he's more likely to use Drytron. Regardless of whether it makes sense.
Dogmatika The familiar negative effect of Sealing Self-Extra is not applied the turn it is used or the turn it is used, but it is a permanent effect, so as long as this guy is there, it hurts to not be able to use it.
The main effect is to send monsters from each other's extras to GY by yourself when the opponent activates an effect, and raise his own ATK. Don't make the mistake of being used by someone like Maximus to choose.
It is also possible to drop the Nutos while knocking out the opponent's key card.
The effect itself is not so bad, but if his ATK is very low and he stands in Attack Position, if the opponent attacks without activating the effect, even the growing G will trade off. .
Since the ATK increase lasts only for that turn, if you go to hit carelessly, you will be hit back after exposing your low ATK.
The defensive power is not as high as 2500 and there is no resistance, so it is not good to have a good presence.
It is an honest impression that it is troublesome to put out as it is and that it does not do much for the habit of having a disadvantage.

It's a Pendulum Monster, but due to its nature, it has no intention of being a Pendulum Summon.
You can draw 1 and put yourself on the field immediately at no cost, but there is a strict condition that does not allow any extras other than the same name, so his Deck that can be used is quite limited.
Even Decks that don't produce many monsters from extras have recently been used in other ways due to the presence of strong money and punishment, so they choose Decks that are adopted.
The top candidates would be 0 Monarch, which requires extra less, and Exo, which has the disadvantage of sealing the draw source with strong money.
The decks that can be used are very limited, but I think that the lubricating oil performance is perfect for the decks that can be used.

An attacker who assists Trap Bi.
The effect is obtained by excluding GY's trap, but since there are many recent traps with his GY effect, it will be adopted in the stiff meta beat system that fights with single specs.
Traps don't have a lot of use in meta beats, so it's not bad to turn them into draws, but it hurts that GY won't do anything if you don't get used to it.
His Trap beat, which is a candidate for adoption, is more meta beat-oriented, so it is doubtful whether he can give priority to this guy who can not put pressure on the opponent even if he is standing.
The concept and effect are not bad, but the impression is that it will not be adopted.

LIOV has become a disparate society of theme strengthening, but he is blessed with a top-level Scrap guy... or rather, he has received something that is not clear enough to fit into the framework of Scrap strengthening.
If you search for Chimera with your own effect and summon it as it is, you can take a variety of options with one card, such as Rank 4 Xyz or Link 2 (Hari and Wyvern are also possible) or Scuddra. It is possible to search for Fossil Dig》, so it is excellent for business trip performance.
Again, for some reason it's a dinosaur, so it greatly contributes to strengthening Dinosaurs, and it's the first Dinosaur Level 4 tuner, and it's possible to crack an egg and come out.
And since it's normal and easy to collect, there's no gap in every sense, and it's a card that's flying around to compete for 1 or 2 in LIOV.

The Familiar-Possessed version was terrifyingly late, so Linkliner was surprisingly early.
Prisik is the top rare of this bullet as a matter of course.
Since it's a light with a major attribute, there's almost no problem with link materials, monsters that can be caught from opponents, and search destinations.
There are Veiler, Nibiru, Longinus, and Usagi among the things that can be caught from the opponent just by triggering, and of these, Veiler and Nibiru can be searched.
The current Link Charmer series is as easy to use as or better than Aus.
Conversely, since it is easy for opponents to use this card, I wonder if there will be more situations where we have to be wary of this card.

The activation condition requires a situation where you can use an explosion, so this card is likely to be an explosive operation from the 4th card onwards.
After all, there are many situations where it is inferior to Explosion because it is necessary to match the level, but since it is not a Synchro Summon, it is possible to step down by specifying the material.
However, the problem with him is that there aren't many things he wants to use in FIRE Synchro, and since he isn't treated as a Synchro, there are some monsters that can't use effects during Special Summon.

It looks like a standard shooting star card, but it's a level 10 general-purpose synchro, not an accelerator synchro.
Unlike Field Buppa, this one has the effect of withering his GY.
His GY exclusion that can be put out from Extras is powerful, but it still blows away equally regardless of yourself or others, so caution is required in operation.
If you use the original Buraro as a material, he can also use the field after excluding GY, so if you want to use it, I would like to use it as a set with the original Buraro.
Even in the field, it is possible to do a job like a freelancer, and there is absolutely no loss, but is it close to a bonus?
The effect itself is convenient, but the level is high and you may get involved, so there are parts that don't mesh with the scenes that are likely to be required, so there seems to be a bit of a habit in using it.
It might be better to use it on a Deck where you want to remove all of his GY.

A card called Tsuitsui in Psychic and the bookplate of the month.
First of all, the main premise is that the Book of Moon is not a card that can get ads, but it is a card that sells well because it can be used skillfully because of its good handling.
This card is just a large card with most of the goodness of the Book of Moons disappearing if you take away the goodness of handling from the Book of Moons and add the cost as usual.
Unlike Tsuitsui, it is a big problem that there must always be two of them, and there are scenes where you can prevent it with the Book of the Moon, but you can't even activate it with this guy.
Even if you try to take advantage of the fact that you can turn multiple opponents upside down, there is a risk of drawing a card and you can't use it as a hindrance. exists.
Due to the hand cost, it is basically a 0:2 exchange, and if you cut the hand cost, cards such as Dinomiscus and Itteki will also come into view, so this card has a lower priority.
It's difficult to use and the fuel consumption is bad, so it's hard to find a scene where you can't use it without this card.

The release date of the pack is January, so it's a seasonal card.
After all, it's a card that feels like a bottle with risk, so it would be better to use the bottle from the beginning.

Dark version of Honest.
Since he is originally honest, he can't do anything unless he reaches the point of failure, but once he's decided, he almost ignores numerical battles, so his breakthrough power is still as high as before.
However, since it weakens the opponent rather than strengthening itself, it has low explosive power and cannot prevent follow-up attacks, making it much weaker than the original.
Since the support target is darkness, which is the largest faction of Yu-Gi-Oh!

It's still a series of hand trigger dragons, but it's less user-friendly than Miradora, which was not good.
Search interference, which can be thrown from your hand, is not bad, but the problem is that you need his Tribute Summon to enter the battlefield, so it's very difficult to attack the opponent you want most on the first turn. is collapsing from
The effect itself isn't bad, but it's an effect that doesn't give you an advantage, and there's no particular place to look at your own status, and the effect is limited to when it's out of your hand, so it's impossible to surprise with a libide.
In the end, the scene that seems to be useful is because he needs to be released for Tribute Summon, and it will hinder the opponent's search after gaining a certain advantage, so it is said that it is worth including it for that reason. It seems that there is no

You can attack with either of them, but it's a big disadvantage if you only attack with a low grade 2200.
It's possible to attack regardless of how much LP you have left, but...
It's not worth it to use with Skidre, but it might be worth it if you dare to cut your LP.
However, it is also a drawback that it is necessary to attack even if it is for the purpose of cutting LP, and it is unstable whether it can cut LP.

Spell user, darkness, vanilla, so if you make use of abundant support, various attacks are possible.
It's true that he's blessed with good stats, but he has two monsters with higher ATK than this...

Link 2 is immune to monster effects, and you can set a Vale Trap while removing your opponent's Set Cards or by replacing your own Set Cards you don't need.
Furthermore, it is certainly strong that it says that you can protect set cards by using yourself as a cost.
However, it is difficult to put it out unless the material specification is quite crooked and it is quite close to the budget, and there is a certain amount of lag even until it is put out.
Due to the material designation, Opabinia and Mochi can be made with the same material, so the priority is lower than those.
Did you warn of the versatility of the dinomi that the material designation was not "two bodies including Valle" but a rigid one limited to Valle?

Conceptually, this card looks like a non-perishable back removal meta.
Even on its own, it can be used to the extent that it protects his LP due to its 1 effect.
Due to the effect of 2, even if the trap is destroyed, it can be immediately set again, and it can be activated that turn to return to the meaningless situation that was eliminated, so it is possible to make the opponent suffer.
However, if 4 or more cards are thrown at the same time, it may end up losing the number of cards, and it is not possible to protect his Quick-Play Spell, Continuous Trap, and Counter Trap other than Normal Trap.
Also, although it will be set again immediately, it will be exposed temporarily, so the identity of the prone will be exposed.
If 3 or more cards are face down and you are targeted by Tsuitsui, there is a possibility that this is the only one that will not be targeted and will not work.
The 1 effect, which can be used for other purposes, has no role other than protecting LP after all, and even if you look at Solemn Judgment in perishability and versatility, even when you get hooked on it, it gives the impression that it loses to Staro in terms of dexterity. .