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If you stack this on Paleozoic, you can usually win

A Darklord reanimator.
In addition to being able to search with banish and revive with Kaidan, it is easy to drop into his GY by Train and Ishtam, so its own effect is very easy to activate.
On top of that, since the card was not categorized as "Darklord", it can be revived by anything as long as it is a Fairy.
Although it has no common effect, it is very important in Darklord.

From the original work and animation, this is the fusion of Bramaghi! I have a strong impression.
All of the specified materials are of the highest grade, but both are categories blessed with support and fusion summoning methods, so summoning is easy.
His Spell negate has no turn limit, and has a highly versatile effect with enhancements that refer to Dragon, which has a high encounter rate.
Unlike Bass Blur, you can also refer to your own GY, so you can specialize in strengthening.
However, it's a time-consuming fusion, and he needs a hand for Spell negate, and neither the bramages, bass blurs, or other materials he uses are Dragons, so it's hard to say that they're decks with a high ratio of Dragons, so there's some instability.
If it's a specialized build or an environment where Dragons are prevalent, I wonder if it's worth the priority as a countermeasure.
If you devise it, it is possible to play an active role that is by no means inferior to the current card.

One half of Star Seraph's addictive move "Cepslo".
It has a text that can only be thought of as abusing the rule that the hand is private information, and since there is no turn 1, even if you draw this with the Sloane effect, you can Special Summon with the Sloane effect of the hand, Even if you search from the scepter, if you have a chain slone, you can use it as a trigger, and you can do whatever you want.
Therefore, with this and the scepter in hand,
Hand 2: It is possible to earn a brain-juice-filled add with 3 materials of rank 4, 3 draws, and 1 removal.
Honestly, if it's a scepter premise, it's a level I'd like to raise about 12 points.

Why didn't you treat your hand as a bus blur?

One half of Cepslo who has a way of taking ads that is not seen early in the long history of Yu-Gi-Oh. A rank 4 with 3 materials will not sleep with their feet on them.
The effect is Star Seraph's Airman and removal + 1 draw that is activated when 3 materials become Xyz.
The strength of the effect in the first half needs no explanation anymore, and the effect in the second half is Star Seraph-like, so it would have been fine if it was this much, but the compatibility with Sloane, which seems to have been put out on the premise of this, is Because it was too crazy, it ended up being regulated over there.
Currently, Cepslo has been fully revived, but there are more triggers and interference, so for some reason I feel that the part that requires two specific cards is a good adjustment.

The material designation can be any kind of bass blur and dragon, and it can be considered as a super fusion member from a relatively loose designation.
A man who slays a dragon with an effect that takes the effect of bass blur even further. Link can't be used as a defense, but against dragons he's unlikely to be defeated in battle, so he's just a strong dragon slayer against dragons.
However, it's painful that he can't attack directly without paying attention to the player because he only cares about dragons. If the opponent doesn't put out a monster, it's often a stalemate. Even though they are a major race, they are powerless against anything other than dragons, and even if they are centered on dragons, they cannot be relieved from the existence of EX. Permanent effects also apply. Due to its characteristics, it is strong against mirror matches, but is that enough? A swordsman who destroys dragons.
It's a well-known story, but it's essential to use it together with the race change to make him want to kill. Due to the new rules, it has become difficult to use together with Banryu, but that has been greatly improved with the appearance of excellent Links such as Khalifa.
It is a trump card for pure bass blurring and has some instability, but when you get stuck in the mold, it demonstrates high control and striking power.

For Darklord, who is good at search and resurrection, but has a high chance of accidents and has a high chance of accidents, this card will be a great help.
Even if you discard a card along with this card, since it is a Darklord "card", it can eliminate the dub of his Spell/Trap on Turn 1 to some extent, and since he himself is also his Darklord monster, the common effect can be activated from resurrection.
It is also a tailwind that it has been reprinted in Rare Collection 2 and has become very affordable.

It's a Toon version of Bass Blur, and the effect is also Bass Blur, but since the original name is not Bass Blur, there is no effect that treats it as Bass Blur, so it can hardly be used as a support for Bass Blur or Destruction Sword.
The effect is the same, but he has been killed by Toon's common summoning sickness. There is no habit development effect, etc. and the weight is the same.
You can search by lottery, but his Toon of the same level has his Red-Eyes, Bramaghi, etc., and these have excellent effects. For now, there are no races or attributes that can be utilized in his Toon. His goblins, if any, are low-ranking and ready for reinforcements.
A remake of Destruction Sword that seems to have further deteriorated the user, an unfortunate card that has no adoption value in either Toon or the original. I can't believe this is the same recording as that EM monkey. I feel the performance as if I made it with glue.
I'd like to say that if dragons were to become quite popular, but it would be tough to have summoning sickness in a meta that can be used in battle.

Good compatibility with Predaplant
《Dandylion》tokens are enough

Since it is not treated as a bass blemish in the hand, it does not mesh well with companion dragons.
As for the effect, it's sad that it's not to the extent that it puts out the bare bass blur.

Basic combination with Banryu
More support for deck recruitment and GY fertilization
It can't be helped that there is a companion dragon

It is a remake of Buster Blader, and the effect of getting the name of Bass Blur can be demonstrated against other races, making it a versatile deck that is strong against tribal unified decks.
So if you ask me if it's stronger than the original Buster Blader...it's not. Only GY can get the name of Bass Blur, and compared to Bass Blur, he can't expand his hand from the companion dragon, can't be recollected, and can't be used for hand fusion. As for the search method itself, he has the name of Destruction Sword, so it's easy to bring both of them, but even if you bring it as a companion dragon, you can't deploy it as it is, so it's a little troublesome and lacks diversity. And Basbure can change the race to Dragon, so it's not compatible with savage dragons, and if you use the effect poorly, the effect will spoil.
Although the effect itself is easier to get ads than the original, it is difficult to handle the essential bass blur. Well, I think that it can not be adopted depending on the axis.

It has an effect that gives you an advantage in battle against Dragons, and if you have even one body, you can hardly lose with 3100 and an ace class, and you can hardly lose if you are centered on Dragons.
Since the Dragon itself is a major race, there are quite a few opportunities to activate it. However, there are many people who have excellent effects to the extent that they become popular if you turn the other side, so even if they are strong in battle, they are powerless in their effects and cannot be overconfident. Since it is a heavy superlative, it will be difficult to adopt as a mere meta.
However, perhaps because Yugi used it in the original, the amount of support is abundant and categorized.
Compared to the user of Destruction Sword, which can be said to be a remake, the original name is a bathtub, so there are more ways to search for it than over there, and it is easy to use as a material. The effect is also different, and overall, this one is easier to use and you can be proud of it as an ace.

Excluded version "Chaos Necromancer", compared to Helios with a similar effect, the increase value is higher instead of limiting to your own card.
Since it is easy to adjust by yourself, this is usually more convenient, and there are many cards that can be used together because it doesn't matter the front or back.
It has already been said that if you look at cards with good compatibility and battle-level cards, it seems easy to adopt for metabi.
It's just a brain muscle, but I think it's a low-level attacker who can't be taken lightly and has a high degree of surprise.