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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.

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.

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.

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.

One of the werewolves in which a fusion body appeared in anime.
It is a card that can be said to be the Beast Warrior version of Mirage Dragon. Above all, it has a good compatibility with heavenly power.
However, in the current environment, due to the prevalence of quick attack and removal, the attack response and Trap itself have declined considerably, and the benefits have become very thin. His own raw RBI is also a subtle number as a lower class.
Unless the beast fighter Wolf Kaempfer is turned into a card, I think it has almost no existence value.
In this regard, I have some hopes for the future potential of making Beast Fighters into cards.

For some reason, it is a card that has a lot of opportunities to appear, such as appearing in multiple works. Illustration differences exist even in OCG.
In terms of performance, it's a high RBI for a low class, but it's a low class but heavy card that requires a Tribute every time it attacks.
Even though it's expensive, there are now many lower grades with 2000 RBI, and there are genetic werewolves with the same attribute and race and the same RBI.
It will be difficult to find the significance of existence unless even Beast Fighter Panther Predator is made into a card.
I gave it 1 point in terms of performance, but I gave it 2 points in anticipation of the possibility that Beast Fighter might be turned into a card in the future.

Fish trump card. Recruited cards have restrictions on their effects and attacks, but other than that, there are no restrictions on activating GY, so you can line up a large number of powerful monsters from EX that are compatible with 《Oyster Meister》.
This card itself boasts a high stat, and although it is necessary to release it, it has target resistance, and is strong against removal and effect meta to some extent.
However, the poor handling due to the highest grade without self-deployment ability is conspicuous.
Although the number of fish is increasing, the fish are still a developing species. I think that's why I can be unlimited with this ability. A level that can be said to be a miracle as there is no limit on Special Summon.
Depending on the fish card pool in the future, it wouldn't be strange if this card was normally regulated. Kind of like Snake Rain.

Gaianite was made to cry by the existence of Goyo. It's a fusion that was put out like that reinforcement, but honestly, it's hard to say that it's a salvation for Gaianite.
Both fusion materials are very heavy for S monsters and regular fusion. Since it can be used as a fusion substitute, realistically speaking, it would be best to substitute the Gaia side and use the vanilla side as Gaia.
There are no particular restrictions on the summoning method, so it's a good idea to send out non-regular items such as Devifla without thinking about troublesome things. Or are these the main ones?
In addition to its high stats, this card is strong against monster effects.
Recently, there are more bounces that don't target, so I can't be overconfident, but I'm sure he'll be aggressive against his Deck opponents, which are centered on Effect Monsters.
Since it cannot be destroyed even by your own effects, it is also the first card summoned from 《Summoner of Illusions》.
However, unlike Gaia Knight, it has the effect of a beast warrior, so be careful that you can't share support with that side. In this respect, I also feel that the value of summoning it officially is low.
Irregular fusion would be a card that would be a useful option.

Vanilla S from overseas, easy to summon because there is no binding.
At the beginning of its introduction, there were few level 7S without binding, and among them, there was a high hitting point, so it was a useful existence, but now there are plenty of options for level 7S, so I adopted this just for the purpose of hitting. It's getting pretty tough to do.
There is also a point of differentiation that makes use of the fact that it is not an Effect Monster, but if it is a noid, the value will drop sharply with the appearance of Link, and there are not many cards that only target effects, so it is a pinpoint at present.
It has the advantage of belonging to two categories compared to other vanilla S, but with Scrap, in most situations where this card can be used, Wyvern and Khalifa can be summoned, which makes it easier to attack more powerfully. In Archfiend, for the same reason, other cards tend to be prioritized and their turn never comes around.
After all, due to the appearance of many other excellent beings, I feel that we are being forced into a tough position like other vanilla S.

The second Vanilla S following Gaianite, and the standing position is similar. There are some existences like derivations.
Like his other Naturia S, his EARTH designation is doubled, and in the case of this card, the level is higher, so it is not as easy to summon as his other Naturia S.
The original RBI is as high as his Blue-Eyed class, but it's not exceptionally high in this level range, and there are Gatoms that can surpass the original RBI with almost the same binding. Furthermore, there is even Kiiwajo who can surpass the basic RBI due to its effect without binding.
It's possible that it can be differentiated in terms of race rather than effects, but there are still many other useful existences, and it is very difficult to find the significance of giving priority to this card.
Gaianite was still easy to get out and was active for a period of time, but due to its restrictions and level, it's hard to choose his deck, so there's no salvation at all, and even now it's a tough card with very little existence value. prize.

A rare vanilla S, one of the earliest S monster cards.
It's easy to summon because it doesn't specify materials, and it has a high hit point for a level 6 S.
However, just over a month after its introduction, Goyo, which was almost completely upward compatible, appeared, and for many years it was sandwiched between the two major level 6S, Goyo and Bryu, and it was a difficult time.
Currently, Goyo, who was once an eye-catcher, has been errataed and can be differentiated, but the appearance of powerful newcomers, especially Notung and "White Aura Dolphin", are greatly surpassed by simple combat power, and their shoulders are still narrow. .
Effect Monster There is a point that it is strong in the meta, but there are some fusions that use itself as a material with a little pinpoint, but that card is not often issued in regular fusion.
Since it's not an effect, Infernoid could have him, but with the introduction of Link, which doesn't have levels or ranks, it's not much of an advantage.
Currently, it is difficult to give priority over others due to the weakness of his own sales.

A card that somehow smells like a certain plumber's Pachimon.
As the name suggests, it has an effect related to Tribute Summon, and if it becomes an advanced Tribute, it can self-regenerate the next turn, and since it will not be removed, you can secure release personnel every turn.
However, there are many restrictions. First of all, other than his own effects, he cannot be Special Summoned.
Although it has a high defensive power for a lower class, it will be quite difficult to withstand one turn in this era.
Furthermore, the deployment of extras is also restricted. King Monarch has most of the same restrictions on this, so he doesn't mind depending on the deck, but it still narrows his tactical range.
Since he's a water and warrior, he has a lot of search and salvage, but he's generally quirky and even King Monarch has too many other useful supports, so he's more difficult to use than he's good, so I'm giving priority to him. I think it's pretty tough.