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If this is a low grade, it's reasonably strong, but it's out of the question as an effect that requires Normal Summon at the highest grade. After all, the level 7 D/D/D that can be brought together is a delicate face. The effect of ② is only for degraded necro slimes. It's not that you can't use it if you drop it directly to GY, but if you actually use it, you won't use it.

Gouki's semi-advanced monster. Other than the common search effect, it only has a release reduction effect, but with the cost of Gouki Twistcobra, you can aim for a 2300 RBI increase.

In response to the effect of (1) "Zombie", the effect that was activated once per turn that negates and banishes monsters from Field GY can only be used to check the activation of the opponent's "Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring". Instead, if 《Zombie World》is in play, I think it's excellent that you can check most of the opponent's monster effect activations.
Considering the effect of (1), I think 《Zombie World》is the best for the Field Spell necessary for the self-regenerating effect of (2).
Even if you can't draw 《Zombie World》, if your opponent has a deck that uses Field Spell, you can use it for self-regeneration effect.
It's a superlative monster, but with the effect of "Uni-Zombie" etc., he sends GY and puts it out in (2) self-regeneration, and when "Zombie World" is out, "Glow-Up Bloom" is sent out as his GY send I think that there is no problem because there are means such as

Due to changes in the environment, it has become commonplace to have hand-inducing monsters such as Urara, Increased G, Warashi, etc., so it has been reassessed along with Creepy Dolphin. Although it is necessary to discard a card and it is random, it is not so bad that it can destroy not only the above-mentioned hand trigger monsters but also his troublesome spells and traps. However, it should be noted that it is powerless against Veiler among the trigger monsters. It would be nice to compensate for the halfway stats of 2500 RBI with Honesty Neos.

His Synchro Monster, his first Cyberse monster to appear in the same pack as his Cyberse tuner, Cyberse Synchron.
If he has another Link Monster on the field, it has the effect of protecting monsters other than himself from attack targets and effect targets, and the effect of bouncing the opponent's monsters that battled and attacking them one more time.
As you are familiar with this series, it does not grant resistance to itself, so it is a good idea to set up two or more monsters with similar effects, or place them on the link destination of 《Honeybot》.
The bounce effect in the second half is also powerful, and if you adopt it as a general-purpose S monster, you will find merit in this effect. At the same level 7S, there is a moon flower dragon that bounces monsters of level 5 or higher with Special Summon.
Overall, it's an excellent Cybers S monster that has synergy with Cybers and high specs as a general purpose.

You can exclude the opponent's GY monsters, but it is fatal that the activation trigger is dependent on the opponent.
There are many cards in GY banishment that allow more freedom in timing, and being passive like this card and depending on the other party is clearly out of the question.
Compared to Crow and Excluder, it can withstand use as a low-level attacker, but if it can deal damage, Kaiku of the Monk series with the same RBI can banish more cards, and it also has the ability to block bans...
Even though Formulaon and tuning are included in the extreme, it is super and even collects hate.
I think that it is suitable for the name of a broken commander in a bad way.

A Special Summon meta with performance similar to Pakike, the cost of the removal effect is random, so it is a little cumbersome to adjust, but it is quite powerful.
And since Special Summon can be blocked, the effect itself on each other is very large.
However, the low status that even recruiters can break through is a flaw.
Some kind of support is required.
Luckily, spellcasters have a lot of support and are easy to bring from stats to lower levels. It can be used differently from Chris Pakike, and even though it's not overly reliable on its own, I think this card is strong enough in the Special Summon meta.

The good power of the revolver, which has the effect of forcibly destroying all monsters in the main monster zone when a monster linked to the link monster is special summoned by her.
It is a powerful effect that removes all monsters, but since it is forced, it is necessary to determine when to use it. Also, it should be noted that monsters in the EX monster zone cannot be destroyed.
As a theme that goes well with this card, is it a deck that can deploy monsters during the opponent's turn, such as Magnet Warrior or Orcust? If you can Special Summon a monster during your opponent's turn, you can use it as a total removal effect for a real free chain. It works well even in decks that simply use multiple copies of Living Dead or 《Back to the Front》.
In any case, it's a Link 4 monster with a strong quirk, so you should consider its "clear compatibility" with your deck.

A boy who seems to be playful.
Since he is a low-ranking attacker and has a RBI of 200, he has plenty of support.
The important effect is the effect to seal the set card, but it is indeterminate and does not have the ability to seal, so if you target Friche, it will be chained. You can change the timing, but...
Destroying or sealing set cards with monsters like this is something I want to do before summoning monsters, so I don't really get along.
In the past, there was something called Choren Beat that made use of its abundant support, but I think it's a little tougher now that there are more frices and counters than ever before, and the rate of adoption of set cards is decreasing in the first place.

Is it mainly used in combination with Skidre?
The evaluation is high because it can be entertained more easily than Casones

The recovery multiplier isn't bad, and if you match it with a card that destroys your own card, it's not even once a turn, so I feel like I can recover quite a bit.
However, since he does not have a special summon effect on his own, he is the highest grade and can only recover LP, so it is difficult to hire him unless there is a good reason.
He repeats self-destruction and is at level 7. He seems to get along with Magician who can easily do Pendulum Summon, so he says that Pendulum doesn't go to GY at all, so it doesn't get along that well.
If you use Topologic's loop combo and put it out with FWD and add effect destruction resistance to this guy itself, you may be able to continue to recover in an infinite loop.

An absurdly strong 《Treeborn Frog》born to form a tag with Anwa.
Field Spell, which is a condition for self-revive, doesn't have to be Anwa, so if you want to do it, you may be able to go on a business trip.
With Anwa on, most of the effects of monsters that activate on the field or on his GY will pull this guy's trigger, and on top of that, both effects can be used once per turn, making it quite difficult to move.
It's powerful even if you use it on your own turn, but if possible, it's also a hindrance to your opponent's turn. So there are only Banshees.
Highly versatile Urara and Warashi can also pull the trigger, so it can also function as a damage push or counter.
However, if you try to master it, you will become more dependent on Anwa.

Far from the field, he turns even GY into undead, so his deck, which uses a lot of cards that refer to races, stops functioning if it can't be removed, and it has such an influence that it can die as it is.
It's hard to imagine from his name, but he has a meta for Tribute Summon and is strongly stuck in them, but in [Monarch] Erebos is undead, so you need to be careful about being able to escape.
However, since there is a loophole called the hand, it is also necessary to pay attention to the possibility that the cost will be squeezed out from there.
Depending on the environment, it works great as a meta card, but it can also be used as a combo with some undead support and monsters, and you can build his deck with this as the main.
Since it is a Field Spell and has a dedicated support, it is easy to activate smoothly.

Ragnarok, it seems that it is usually myself who activates this and reaches the end.
An effect reminiscent of the anime Armitile's †Nihon Genei Rashomon†.
It's a very powerful removal, but it's a very tough condition that you need to give your opponent a heavy Lord of the Aesir and keep it until the opponent's end. Moreover, the Lord of the Aesir I gave you will not be revived.
This severity has gotten worse as the times have progressed, and now with the advent of link summoning it is very easy to avoid. Even if you can bring it to the activation, it is doubtful that you can pursue it satisfactorily with the consumption that took that long.
In the old ruling, if Odin was handed over and its effect was used, it would not only fail to fire, but it would be the ultimate "Present Card" with a gag-stained ruling that only Odin was handed over.
Well, even if the ruling changes, the performance is almost at the entertainment level due to this unwieldyness. Nordic new overseas can summon a Lord of the Aesir that can not be regenerated, so it can be said that this card is relatively useless for sending, but there are many cards that are easier to handle.

Ninja …Yorika is an X-attacker who often plays an active role in a warrior deck that is easy to get out of Rank 4.
It's tied to warriors, but warriors are blessed with expansion cards, so summoning is easy.
There are many others with the same rank that are suitable for combat, but the damage race with two attacks that can also be attacked directly, and the high lasting power are selling points.
There is also 《Gagaga Samurai》of the same rank, which has similar effects and does not specify the material, but since it does not have a specified material, the hitting point is even lower, and this point is an important difference in consecutive attacks.
I think that the high performance of this finisher is still excellent.