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▶︎ Deck	《Evilswarm Coppelia》 6 備長炭18 2018/11/01 13:01 As you can see, Black Train's Evilswarmization Special Summon can't be done, but in Evilswarm where you can easily add summoning rights and release reduction cards from the main, even if you insert 1 or 2 cards, it's rare to have a fatal accident. The trigger of the NTR effect is dependent on the opponent, so the timing is important, but it can limit the removal of the opponent, so it has a slight control force. It's an interesting card as an accent card. Good
▶︎ Deck	《D/D Vice Typhon》 3 はわわ 2018/11/01 12:52 Although it is heavy, the effect is subtle At least 1 effect should be compatible with Special Summon Good
▶︎ Deck	《Evilswarm Heliotrope》 9 備長炭18 2018/11/01 12:43 Evilswarm vanilla. Due to the advantage of being able to use it from rabbits, even if Opion and this one were sent on a business trip, he would call it an Evilswarm Deck. is in position. Also, he has a slightly higher ATK of 1950, which is sometimes appreciated. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Evilswarm Kerykeion》 9 備長炭18 2018/11/01 12:34 "Constellar Rasalhague" fused with his Evilswarm 3 dragons. However, the effect is the same as 《Constellar Sombre》, and it has all the things you want in his Evilswarm, such as summoning and release reduction due to recovery and effects. Like Castor and Mandrago, this is an especially important card in Evilswarm that can be deployed from your hand. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Evilswarm Castor》 9 備長炭18 2018/11/01 12:23 According to the DT Guide, Evilswarm Pollux's older brother seems to have turned him into an Evilswarm (wouldn't it be nice if it was turned into a card?) Evilswarm summoning right added, which effect is applied immediately upon successful summoning. In order to line up Evilswarm side by side, this simple deployment effect is usually a nice thing, and the fact that it can become somewhat stronger in the Special Summon meta and support for reinforcements is also a good point. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Evilswarm O'lantern》 5 備長炭18 2018/11/01 12:05 His Evilswarmization of the Laval Cannon Its effect is a face-up-only 《Exiled Force》, and currently setting a monster is something that can only be seen in an accident or when you are outnumbered, other than in a Reverse Deck, so I think that's something to worry about. However, since the original is a rogue, the effect itself is a bit of a problem. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Evilswarm Ketos》 5 備長炭18 2018/11/01 12:01 His Evilswarm transformation of Shadow Gishki. The effect is his Spell/Trap version of the rogue, and although it has versatility that can't be satisfied with just his Evilswarm, the rogue is outdated, so this level of removal is severe. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Evilswarm Obliviwisp》 3 備長炭18 2018/11/01 11:55 Neo Flamvell Origin Evilswarm It's good to use it face down because of its low ATK and moderately high defense, but that also increases the chances of it being eliminated without going through combat. If that happens, even with the strength of the effect negate, this passive part will stand out. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Steelswarm Caucastag》 4 備長炭18 2018/11/01 11:37 Dedane! (auditory hallucinations) It is Steelswarm's highest grade, and its omnipotence comes into play due to the limitation of releasing two. Even if it's an effect, there are powerful ones such as Braho at Tribute Summon or Big Storm. Compared to Giraffe and Morse, which are easy and advanced, the priority is lower, and the impression is that it is a romantic frame. Good
▶︎ Deck	《B.E.S. Tetran》 6 シエスタ 2018/11/01 11:31 It has the effect of being able to take valuable ads in B.E.S. It can also target your own field, so it's useful for dealing with 《Boss Rush》that got in the way. However, it can only be countered by summoning, and is incompatible with that 《Boss Rush》. Even though the bonus has combat resistance, it only has average low-class RBIs despite being advanced. However, thanks to Zeros, usability has been greatly improved. Is it worth using at least one as a removal agent? Good
▶︎ Deck	《First Step Towards Infestation》 7 備長炭18 2018/11/01 11:26 Steelswarm strengths At first glance, you might think that he would lose a lot of board add even considering the draw because he bounced Steelswarm with a Tribute Summon that cost a lot of money, but that's true. Therefore, it is preferable to use Giraffa and Morse, which have triggers, rather than Grez and Horn, which have a large number of releases. I also appreciate the fact that it is a Quick-Play Spell that is easy to use on your own or opponent's turn. Good
▶︎ Deck	《B.E.S. Covered Core》 2 シエスタ 2018/11/01 11:14 The original story is sometimes called a gabagaba core because of a bug. A coin toss determines whether the counter comes off, reproducing the nature of the original. However, it can't be said that it has unstable performance as a card, and since Special Summon does not have a counter itself, it does not mesh well with Rush and Zeros. Disadvantages It's like an attacker, but although it has combat resistance, it can't be said that the essential combat power is high at 2500. In the past, he was the strongest B.E.S. hitter, but he was overtaken by the mk-III, and the Blaster Cannon appeared as the second player. Convenience is uneven. We want to differentiate ourselves based on the difference in level, but B.E.S. does not attach much importance to level and is weak as a strength. Priority will be impossible unless it is a fan with feelings. In the original, mk-II exists, and I would like it to be made into a card with an effect that is essential for itself. As long as you look at the big core, there is a possibility that it will further reduce the significance of its existence. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Infestation Tool》 5 備長炭18 2018/11/01 11:08 The Steelswarm version, a card that looks like a combination of burial and reinforcements. The increase value is fixed, but I think it's more peculiar than something that fluctuates poorly because it mainly drops scouts with low status. However, he is a trap card that requires Steelswarm on the field, so be careful when using it on the scout axis. Good
▶︎ Deck	《B.E.S. Crystal Core》 7 シエスタ 2018/11/01 10:58 I like the exclusive BGM of the 3SFC version. Although the RBI is at the Sidera level, it has the effect of changing the battle position to defense, and since defensive power tends to be neglected, the battle is strong as it is. Also, since it is a level 5 water, it can be operated like a lower class under Atlantis. However, there are many rivals, will it be his success in B.E.S.? The appearance of Link, who has target resistance and can't be used as a defense in the first place, is a headwind, but even so, it's useful to expand the range of battle processing, so I think he can still be prioritized in B.E.S. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Steelswarm Scout》 5 備長炭18 2018/11/01 10:54 Steelswarm's major axis, the Scout. It can't be released for anything other than Steelswarm, and it can't be used as a Synchro Material, but it doesn't really bother me because of the covenant effect when revived. (Or rather, I don't have time to worry about it) Due to this covenant and the need to use spells and traps that can all be activated by Friche unlike magic cells, the balance with other Steelswarm and invasion cards may be bad, but every turn it springs up. Like Treeborn Frog, the release crew is definitely a necessity in Steelswarm. Good