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I'm satisfied with the D-HERO-like design, including the illustrations.
The required material is loose with general D-HERO, but heavy with 3 bodies.
Also, due to the effect of 3, it is not compatible with his GY fusion. Where I want to come out of Fusion Destiny, which is a Deck fusion.
You can manipulate the top of the Deck, and if you destroy it in battle, you can draw 1, so you can search for your favorite card in the Deck to some extent.
It's a HERO with high offense and defense, and a lot of combat support, so it shouldn't be a problem to destroy it in battle.
The resurrection effect of 3 is also an effect that can recover the consumption of summoning itself, but it needs to be destroyed, so it is easy to deal with relying on the other party.
Luckily, you can destroy it with your own effect, and you can take advantage of the disadvantages of his Fusion Destiny mentioned above, and you won't have trouble triggering it from the presence of Destroy Phoenix.
It's not bad, but it's not a card that can get an ad instantly for its weight, and it's a fusion hero, so there are many rivals.
I often rely on Fusion Destiny as a summoning method, but it's a limitation because of the aforementioned Phoenix, and it tends to be taken over there.
If I give priority to this card, I think it will be a HERO Deck with a high ratio of D, such as using Dreadguy.

FWD just before going to prison reincarnated into X. In the anime, it was used in conjunction with the FWD, but unfortunately it cannot be reproduced. Will there be an errata?
There is no material specification and 2 or more bodies are required, but due to the fact that summoning is limited when the resurrection effect is activated, it is not possible to activate it multiple times in the same turn, so it is not worth using 2 or more bodies.
You can strengthen yourself and the number of link state markers by 500, and if you use the effect of 2, it will instantly become 4500.
If it's only due to the effect of 2, there are people who have more hit points than that, so if possible, I want to play it in a situation where the links are already lined up.
You can revive Cyber Slink 4, but since it's a heavy target, it takes a lot of work, and it's a bit more restrictive.
Whether or not you can use this effect to defeat your opponent is highly dependent on the situation.
Due to the ban on FWD, the current main resuscitation target is Topologic. In particular, the bomber is easy to make up for the direct attack limit due to the burn effect. However, Topologic has peaky performance.
There are also few revival targets, and I feel that the current situation is a little peculiar to the card. About 4 to 5 points, but in this respect with expectations.

It's used by a man who calls Blue-Eyed for ornamental use, and if he can make use of its effect, he can even defeat Blue-Eyed, albeit at an advanced level.
Also, at the time of this card's appearance, he certainly couldn't say that Blue-Eyed was practical.
But now he's Blue-Eyed's most supported dragon.
On the other hand, this card also has more support, but its raw RBI is 2200, which is unsatisfactory, and its strengthening effect is highly dependent on the opponent.
With 3,000 RBIs, he lacked overall stability compared to Blue-Eyed, and it's ironic that he ended up being far behind.
However, he has more spells that activate GY, and since it's a summon trigger, if you deploy it on your opponent's turn, you won't be able to deal with interference.
Depending on the environment in the future, he may shine even brighter than Blue-Eyed again.

Although he is a low-ranking player with 2,000 RBIs, he becomes a defensive player and his defensive power is low, so it is easy to become disposable. Is it an advantage in that it is less likely to receive battles damage?
Alexandrite has the same RBI as this card, and since it's vanilla, it can be treated as his GY manure in Mausoleum without any disadvantages. When evaluated as an attacker, the minute is bad.
The point is how much you can make use of the darkness. Fortunately, there are many cards that specify darkness or darkness/dragon, so it's easy to differentiate.
I feel that it is a card with normal performance.

Even if it's just a penetrating effect in the current environment, I don't feel grateful for the all-important RBI of 1500.
Recruiter correspondence RBI is an advantage, but it is difficult to give priority to other useful targets. And Recruiter itself is going downhill in this era of plentiful and fast removal.
I think it's a card in a tough position compared to Ax.

A card that can be said to be 《Premature Burial》targeting the opponent's girlfriend's GY.
However, since the self-destruct condition is "when it disappears from the field", unfortunately combos using bounce are not possible.
The opponent's ace class is often sleeping in his GY, an effect that makes it easy to play an active role around the middle stage.
However, it is also easy to depend on the opponent, and now that the speed is increased, it is also a painful point that it is easy to rot in the early stages. I also feel that the large LP cost does not mesh with the characteristics of this card, which is intended for the mid-game and beyond. There is versatility, but it is not stable and it is quite difficult to use without thinking.
However, due to the appearance of Isolde, the value of equipment cards has increased in Warrior. This card is a resurrection that can be used in relatively any of his decks, so if you want to extend Isolde's recruiting range, you can consider using it.

It has a similar effect to Autonomous Action Unit, and although it is a no cost and complete resurrection compared to that, there are strict restrictions on its activation conditions.
Although it was a difficult card to handle, unlike X, the new summoning method Link Summoning in the 10th period basically does not depend on the level, and can be summoned simply by sending it to GY. It's natural because it's the era) It became dramatically easier to handle without being caught by restrictions.
However, the environment is getting faster, and since this card targets the opponent's GY, it's a bit painful to feel that it's easy to rot in the first place.
It's easier to use, though. The impression that it was popular but not popular.

It's not a particularly unusual condition, and his spell collection without any restrictions is valuable.
Now that the number of removals has increased and the speed has been increased, the reverse activation is a bottleneck.
However, the effect itself is a worthwhile effect aiming to activate even if it involves some consumption.
I want to aim to activate it quickly with the battle position change card.
Versatility is high, but it will be difficult to adopt in various decks like it used to be.

In the past, he was active in combos with Sausaku, and the impact on the environment was so great that his defensive power was emphasized and the Tsukuyomi life line was created.
However, as a result of the increase in the card pool and inflation, many things that exceed the Tsukuyomi life line appeared, and the speed of the environment increased, so it returned to 2012.
At the beginning of his return, it was sometimes used in his decks (Dragon Ruler, etc.) that had too much summoning rights, but he no longer had the influence he once had, and a year after his return, he was unlimited.
With the introduction of Link, who currently has no defense, the position of the battle position card becomes difficult, and although he can use it every turn, he also has the peculiarity of spirits that cannot be Special Summoned, so he chooses Deck a little.
There are more cases where the effect doesn't work in the first place, and using the right to summon one body to the back side can't keep up with the current era. Is it better to combo with your own card as a target rather than your opponent's?
Sausaku is back now, and combos like before are possible, but from the current card pool, it's honestly too slow and yawning.
I think it's a piece that makes you feel the inflation of the times.

A key card in Dragunity. Depending on the situation, you can search for various low-grade drags, and if you have a phalanx in his GY, you can stably synchronize every turn, and you can send that phalanx to his GY with the GY sending effect.
GY manure is all about dragons, and dragons have many resurrection methods such as redame, roar, and gospel, and because of the existence of dragon rulers and dragon mirrors, GY ad is an important race.
Dragons are very grateful to have this card that can connect to them.
When viewed as GY Fertilizer, it's weaker than Mausoleum, requires a high hand cost, and tends to be consumed roughly, but because it's a field, it's easy to search and aim to activate every turn, and it can be used in conjunction with Sin.
Also, the hand cost is not a problem at all, if you send a dragon to his GY, you can further fertilize his GY.
Drag Search is also not unusable in his Deck other than Drag, and in fact, in Dragon Ruler, it was also used in combination with Corsesca, which is the search target of Arashi Dragon Ruler.
I think it's an excellent field that can be used in his deck other than drag and has high versatility, so it's easy to receive perfectly.

Dragons have many resurrection methods such as redame, roar, and gospel, and due to the existence of Dragon Rulers and dragon mirrors, his GY and his ad are important races.
Dragons are very grateful to have this card that can connect to them.
If you send vanilla, it will be 2 burials, and even though you need to include vanilla, there are many vanilla dragons that are easy to use and worth including.
Compared to Dragon Ravine, this card's search means is thin and can be used up, but it's a good thing that he can stably fertilize GY with no cost. Depending on the deck, it is common to have both.
It's a card that symbolizes that dragons are a blessed race, and I think it's a very good support.

Another white stone. This is a recruiting effect, and it is attractive that he can call the highest class just by being sent to GY.
However, it is basically a wall late at the end, and if you are lucky enough to survive, you will be treated like an attacker. Taking advantage of the fact that it is a level 1 tuner, it is also possible to use F1 or Khalifa to synchronize the accelerator. Is the main recruit target a spirit dragon with a Kozusai effect?
The recovery effect is quick-acting, and you can use his Blue-Eyed that you have recovered to connect to Abyakuryu or Train, and you can turn around and encourage his Deck rotation further. However, it does not mesh well with the effect at the end, and if you use the recovery effect immediately, only one of them will be activated. Depending on the situation, will basic recovery be prioritized?
Overall, it's an excellent effect, and I think it's a highly versatile card that can be considered not only for Blue-Eyed, but also for his other decks due to the presence of Mausoleum and Spirit Dragon.

He can be activated even if he is sent to GY from somewhere, and since it is a card with low status, it is easy to carry, and it is easy to connect to Spirit Dragon and Khalifa.
However, he has many other cards that support Blue-Eyed, and his Blue-Eyed in the deck often turns into Sukarakan in no time. There are many competing cards, such as ancient and melody.
This card can only be searched by the original Blue-Eyed, and compared to other supporters, it may make you feel the difference in the times.
In addition, Blue-Eyed itself is the highest level of vanilla, so it is difficult to work alone, and it is necessary to use it in combination with some kind of card such as Alternate White Dragon or Train.
Crack the Dragon on Deck to activate his GY Fertilization of Dark Matter. The use of dark matter was also considered, but the dark matter was also banned.
However, compared to the same tuner, Taikou, he has a quick attack, and it is excellent that you can get his GY fertilizer at the mausoleum and the like.
Even now, there are many situations where it is useful to keep it around the pin insertion.

A bird but a demonic spirit. If you deal damage, you can draw locks, and it has a big impact in this game where hand add is important.
As long as it sticks to the mold, it can be brought into one-sided development.
Although the effect itself is powerful, it is difficult to pass the effect unless it is a direct attack due to the low hitting point. Also, there are many parts that are inflexible due to the nature of the spirit.
Now that the speed has increased due to the increase in the card pool, there are many cases where it is already not in time or even if it is passed. His companion, the Chaos Monarch Dragon, was also errataed.
However, since this card has become a different usability from that time, it seems that it will not be able to play an active role if it is a dedicated construction.
Even though the removal methods are increasing, it is an effect that chooses the situation, and in the current environment where you can move from anywhere, it doesn't look like it's okay to do it. That being said, it also has the potential to turn you into a ku*ge if you pass it through, so I feel it's a difficult card to handle.

According to the text, an evil god that existed long before the three evil gods. Same race and attributes.
He's so strong, he's a gremlin's backward compatible evil god. Even when you say, "Trick your opponent"...
Since it's a race and attribute blessed with vanilla and recruiter-friendly stats, there's a lot of support, but I don't see any particular reason to prioritize it over the many upward compatibility.
I think it's one that embodies the misfortune of God in Yu-Gi-Oh.