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Odd-Eyes with the name of the summoning method that appeared as if to complement it. Ossu's position is finally... (not originally)
It has specs that are easy to use and gospel compatible with DARK Level 8 and Temptation Train.
Blue-Eyed status can be obtained by releasing one body that is superlative but higher than advanced. Unlike the highest class Monarch, he doesn't have to be Tribute Summoned, so it's easy to fill with Sydra's "Instant Fusion".
At Tribute Summon, you can aim for high damage without fighting compared to destroying the opponent's monster + Burn and Osso P for RBI. Unlike Volka and the like, it doesn't take targets, so it has a wider range.
Furthermore, if you destroy it in battle, you can revive upper level or higher, and since it's a defense, it won't become an attacker, but it's easy to earn board ad. A place where you want to revive something that can make use of the effect or aim for rank 8 etc.
There are various candidates for high-ranking dark dragons, and his Tribute Summon is desirable for this card, but in addition to the melody, it is very blessed with Odd-Eyes support, so it is easy to differentiate.
Overall an excellent top notch. Tribute Summon I think it's a performance worthy of being the best card.

A taxi is a link.
The material specification needs to include S, and it's a heavy Link 4, but Decks with S monsters usually have high deployment power, so it shouldn't be that difficult to put out.
Its effect is also similar to Tsiolkin, but designed for the new rules.
The specified Synchro can be excluded from EX and a token with the same status can be generated, and unlike Tsiolkin, it can be called alone.
I can expect to increase my strength, but I can't get the effect, and I'm a little uneasy with just vanilla tokens and my own resistance.
Depending on the deck, I'm worried about EX pressure, and I'm also worried about the presence of Borrel, which has a lighter material designation and has a more aggressive effect on Link 4.
Should we focus on the ability to exclude monsters from EX more than token generation?
Another advantage is that unlike Tsiolkin, it can be revived.
There are ways to use it, but it's expensive and highly dependent on combos, making it a difficult card to handle.

In the original manga, Yuuto's ace was X-summoned with a token.
There is no specific material specification, so you can aim for summoning at level 7 in general.
It has a similar effect to Dark Rebellion in terms of offense and defense, which is quite high at Rank 7, and unlike over there, the strengthening is not permanent, but it consumes one material and it's furiche, so it's still strong in terms of combat.
In addition, it can be reused by P summoning like the Supreme King Black Dragon, and it can be used as an attacker with substantial destruction resistance, although the effect cannot be used as long as the X material is required.
Even if it is destroyed, it can be moved to the P zone, and the scale is as high as 10, which can weaken the opponent's monsters and become stronger in battle.
However, since it is suitable for finishers due to the above effect, it can not be denied that it is not an effect that actively aims to activate, and it feels like a bonus.
Rank 7 has a lot of rivals, and there is also an Overlord who is a better finisher by attacking 3 times, but the pure combat power is particularly high among Rank 7, so I think it's not a bad choice.
However, it is a big negative point that the part that was evaluated during the work for the fans has been cut. Even at the time, it wasn't that strong.

It's a card that is probably conscious of Phantasm, but it doesn't look like it.
The material designation itself is loose, but it is heavy with level 10 and 3 body requirements.
Since he is a Phantasm and he is a Fiend, there are quite a lot of summoning methods such as 《Dimension Fusion Destruction》and dealing with the Demon King.
In addition to 4000 attack and defense, it has a burn effect, but it is dependent on the opponent and unstable due to the target.
No matter how loose the material specification is, it is a delicate place whether this effect can be prioritized over others.
However, since there is also a rank 10 Gustav Max who can demonstrate high firepower at level 10, it is easy to corner the opponent with effective damage.
Equipped with 《Necro Fusion》mainly at level 10, is it an ant to try using it as a secret ingredient?

A card that seems to be based on U*chi and Hope Kaiser No99. However, the effect of 1 is also a remnant of Numeronious.
Since there is no material specification, it is easy to adopt if it is mainly level 10, and it is also compatible with Terubou Dou. As a rank 10 that can be produced with 2 materials, the original status is the highest class.
The effect of 1 is like the effect of Borrel guard's no cost. It is easy to take advantage of its high stats and can be handled like a super-sized goyo.
And it is connected to the effect of 2, and it is easy to expect a large LP gain because it is easy to knock down a high RBI.
The effects of 1 and 2 are intertwined and I haven't written anything bad, but I'm worried about the existence of trains with the same rank of 10.
There is no resistance, and the presence of Jagano tends to make it look inferior in combat. Also, of course, links are not eligible, and this point in the link environment is a little resounding. LP gain also has a lower priority than burn.
At present, I think it is difficult to prioritize other machine rank 10s. I feel that the evaluation will rise again if it becomes possible to differentiate in terms of race and attributes.

In the manga, for some reason, there was a scene where Venemie was disguised as this guy. Also, the color scheme is different from the original, and Starve has a coloring that is conscious of Venom.
The material specification is loose with darkness P, but it is heavy with 3 bodies required. On the field, the number of counters weakens the entire monster and negates the monster effect, so the control and breakthrough power during your turn is high.
Also, even if it is destroyed, it can be moved to the P zone, and can weaken the opponent's monster in the same way as the field.
However, it's not an effect that directly adds to a heavy habit, and the conditions for counters are loose, but the P Deck, which seems to be easy to put out this card, has a bad match that makes it difficult to go to GY.
Weakness also affects us depending on his deck. As for Dark Dragon, he has versatile items such as Borrel, so I would like to use them together.
To be honest, the performance does not match the weight, and the lighter Overlord Stave will be a big wall if you specify the same material.
Over there is a copy effect and the direction of the effect is different, but fusion is not essential, and combos with copy effects are easy to decide, and the ease of handling is different.
Starve variants were often subtle, and this card was no exception.

A card with a lot of unusual things. There are rumors that there was a desperate answer saying "the card is wrong", and the initial text doesn't say "other than Menmasu", so it was errataed on the official website immediately after the release, but that's what you should be errataed about. I don't think so...
It has an effect that can be called a psychic version of Substitoad, and can summon various low-level psychics. Since I am a level 1 tuner myself, I was able to aim for various levels of S.
As already mentioned, the problem is that there is no turn limit. Although it has an LP cost, in combination with 《Brain Research Lab》, he was able to activate as many lower psychics as his deck, allowing him to fertilize his GY and compress the deck tremendously.
Compared to 《Substitoad》, it's harder to work alone, but it supports 141/Kin Tele, so there are plenty of ways to deploy it. If you forcefully raise the difficulty, it is about the point that tends to rot in the final stage.
It's an effect that can be exploited endlessly, so it's unlikely that it will be lifted without errata. I think it's a bad combo card.

A card that can be said to be a higher version of seizure.
In addition to being a no-cost, he will return it to the deck, so I won't even let him use GY. In this day and age where GY is often used, this point is a very big advantage.
Even the seizure of it is prohibited, so you can see how dangerous this card is.
Since it is an effect that matches the current environment, there is no prospect of returning.

Compared to Seizure and Sentry, it is inferior in that it cannot peeping and has no choice, but 2-card discard is simply powerful.
Although it's not as much as confiscation or brute force, while similar Gumblars take a lot of time, this card can be done with one card, and even that Gumblar is banned, so it's definitely a card that's too powerful.
It's terrifying to be able to do this kind of thing in rapid succession in an age when we don't have as much power as we do now.

An LP cost of 1000 isn't cheap, and depending on the situation, it can be difficult to use. Now he uses GY a lot.
However, such a problem is a trivial matter in front of the benefits that can be obtained. Being able to discard any card from your opponent's hand after getting an information ad is more powerful than it looks.
It has high versatility as a countermeasure against initial movement and hand triggers, and the side that activates first usually has an advantage.
It will encourage the advance advantage, so there will be no return.

The third X-HERO, this time, is strongly conscious of D.
It's a warrior binding, but if it's a warrior-centered HERO, it's a binding that doesn't hurt. Considering the effect of just 1, if possible, I would like to use D as a material or summon him when he exists in GY.
The direction of the marker is diagonally downward, which is highly extensible and excellent.
You can revive GY's D at the time of link summoning, and you can revive an ace-class fusion without level restrictions. Furthermore, if you release D in the field, you can search for all HEROs, and you can aim to activate it alone with the effect of 1.
However, since it consumes board adverts, it will be quite painful if it is negate by Urara, so I want to be cautious.
Also, after the effect is activated, the development of anything other than HERO is restricted. It's a pain that it can't be used with Isolde, Warrior's powerful support.
Well, thanks to this restriction, the significance of using Dreadbuster may have come out to some extent. Does this card and good Fusion Destiny and good formula want to save Dredd?
I feel that the performance is stronger for switching than for solitaire. I think it's a particularly excellent card among the quirky X-HEROs.

It will be strengthened for each standby of each other, and although the magnification is subtle, it is permanent, so if you leave it alone, it will be strengthened more and more and it will not be stupid.
It's great for D, who has a low basic RBI, and it can also lead to a combo with Dystopia, but since it's a Trap, it doesn't have a quick attack, and HERO has other ways to strengthen it.
Every time the superlative D or D-END is deployed, the exclusion effect can be activated, and the hand is included in the range without being targeted, so it is hard to spoil and powerful. However, the Trap's lag is noticeable here as well. Is it a good idea to use it in conjunction with libido?
Even if it is destroyed, you can still search for D, so it compensates for the permanent weakness to some extent.
The effect of 1 corresponds to HERO in general, but it should be used in D. However, whether it's a fusion axis or dogma & blue blood, when it develops at high speed, the slowness due to traps is still noticeable.
I don't think it's weak, but if I want to make the most of it, I feel it's necessary to build around this card.

A D-only fusion that appeared two years after the disappointment of D Fusion.
It is possible to fuse not only his hand but also his deck, and it is possible to connect from one to a large size.
With Ⅾ, which has many GY activation effects, further development can be expected.
As for the disadvantages, the current HERO, which has a lot of darkness such as D, V, Dark Row and Mist, is light.
It will be destroyed at the end, but this can also be revived by D-END or Destroy, and it is easy to avoid with Crossguy.
It can be said that it is a very good fusion spell that dispels the notoriety of D Fusion.

Dinosaur fusion that appeared after a long time in the 10th term.
It has five effects, and all of them are effects that make it easy to take advantage of your own high RBI.
However, in any case, it is undeniable that it is an anachronism for a moment, or it has a sober feeling. I wanted the effect of 1 to at least support monster effects.
Despite that, the required materials are heavy, and the Tyrant, which is the main fusion method in Dinowrestler, is difficult to handle, lacks synergy, and is difficult to use and difficult to put out.
It's a difficult card to handle, but there are no particular restrictions on summoning actions other than fusion summoning, and it can be used even in non-regular summoning. Furthermore, in the 12th term, the hope of 《✪ Transcendence Evolution Medicine β》will also appear.
There are also EX Dinosaurs with higher RBI than this, but there are quite a few cases where this effect is more effective, and I think it has become possible to find a certain value compared to before.

If it is deployed with the effect of HERO, you can draw as the name suggests, and of course, since you are a HERO yourself, you can aim to activate it when you self-regenerate with the effect of 2.
Furthermore, he can regenerate himself no matter where he is sent to GY, and the draw effect makes it easy to get ads.
Since he is both a dark warrior and a HERO, he has a lot of support. Easy to bring wherever you need it.
However, self-regeneration is a little late with the next standby time. It works well with Isolde because it allows you to take advantage of its slowness and bypass Isolde's search restrictions.
In addition, although the draw effect is faster than Divine of the same low class D, the number of copies is small and it also gives to the opponent. Fortunately, it's an optional effect, so I'd like to monitor the situation and activate it.
Although it has some quirks, I think it's an excellent card with high versatility that can be expected to play an active role in his deck other than D because the effect is self-contained.