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Spellcaster's Sidera. However, compared to Saidra, his RBI is lower, and compared to Solar Wind Jammer under the Photo Sla condition, it is less difficult to put out. 《Fire Ant Ascator》or Supai can be searched, but 《Sun Dragon Inti》and 《Moon Dragon Quilla》, which should be targeted from there, are subtle.

One of the strongest old cards
There is an image that it is slow because it is a trap card, but it can be used in various ways.
On his turn, he can summon monsters as he pleases.These days, there are a lot of monster searches from his deck (ex: Black Whirlwind, etc.), and there are many cards and methods to collect monsters from GY. 　
Also, because it is a trap, it can be used during the opponent's turn, so depending on the situation, you can use it as a defense card by using monsters from your hand.
Speaking of super old tales, a card that makes looping combos with 《Black Ptera》& 《Cannon Soldier》or 《Athena》& 《Honest》easy.
Since there are various things that can be done in this way, it seems that there is no specification for prohibition. "I think it's strong even with one turn."

I think it's excellent to be able to Ritual Summon a "Vendread" Ritual Monster by returning the banished "Vendread" monster and then releasing it.
"Vendread" monsters are banished after the release of a Ritual Summon from GY or after using the self-regeneration effect, so I think this card that requires a banished "Vendread" monster has good compatibility. .
Returned monsters are released and go to her GY, so I think it's a strength that it can be used again for self-regeneration effects and ritual summons from her GY.
Since it has returned to the field once, I think it's also attractive to be able to use the effect of a low-level "Vendread" monster when released on the field.

The resurrection effect is strong, and the high RBI rush has been used for a long time, but in recent years, Link 2's "Steelswarm Origin" has existed, and if it is revived, only effect 3 can be used, but Link Since it becomes possible to connect to 3, this lifting effect is also becoming stronger.

The RBI is high, but the activation effect removes 1 card on turn 1.
It's strong if it can be maintained, but it's not the case for Yu-Gi-Oh now to do such leisurely things. "Only monsters can be removed, and they are unreliable as they are removed by destruction." Also, as a weak point of activation effects, there is a possibility that they will be removed when summoned successfully, such as Naraku or Torrent Funeral, making them completely meaningless. In that sense as well, 《Steelswarm Caucastag》is more user-friendly, as it can be used to unleash trigger effects when summoned successfully.

With the introduction of Guardragon, this card began to be evaluated for its characteristics as a general-purpose Dragon Link with a lower marker. It's easy to get out of the halifiber, and seems to support Guardragon's deployment.
Its effect is also useful for penetrating and fighting support, and I definitely want to use it in a Deck equipped with Guardragon.

It is one of the highest grade Inves and has the largest hit points among Inves with no summoning restrictions. One of the most desirable resurrection targets for Madis.
Unlike other Inves, the effect is an activation effect, and although it is limited to monsters, it is more maneuverable than Gazas.
The effect is reminiscent of that Wo, and unlike that one, it has a high hit point, so after removing it, go on the offensive, and overall it's easier to use than Wo.
However, in the end, it is still heavy and has the same removal effect as paper, so it can be said that it is a performance level that you can guess, and LP consumption tends to be intense, and advanced Morse can bounce as many as 2 cards with 1000 LP. Most of the situations are doubtful even if you can pass your own effect in the first place if you have 3 or more lined up.
If you can maintain it, you can use it repeatedly, but it's difficult to maintain the non-resistant self now with plenty of removal, and with First Step Towards Infestation you can also aim to reuse Morse and Giraffa.
However, since he is easy to reduce LP, it is easy to use because it is compatible with Gigantic and Inve itself often pays LP cost.
The point of attention may be the rare level 9 that has no resurrection restrictions beyond the effect.
Although the effect is inferior to the advanced Inve for its weight, it has its own advantages.

Unlike the highest grade Inve and Giraffe, there is no release reduction effect, so it is a little heavy. I would like to prepare for almighty situations.
It's level 8 and dark, so it's blessed to be able to deal with train and temptation. It is easy to send to GY and the RBI is high, so it is also useful as a target to revive Madis.
The effect is flashy because it removes all monsters, magic, and traps, but it doesn't work well with Inve because it involves your own army, so you can't use it with people who call you.
Due to this weight, the damage when negate is greater, and the more cards in the opponent's field, the greater the tendency.
Due to its weight and poor maneuverability, it is not as user-friendly as the advanced Inves.

LP is required, but it has a high removal power with a large number of 2 copies that slips through the destruction resistance. RBI is also about as good as his Monarch RBI.
It is also an advantage that there is no risk of only one or an accidental discharge because it is "up to" two.
Now that the development power has increased overall, there are many situations where it is more reliable than Giraffa.
It will be the main upper class of Inve along with Giraffa.

Due to the characteristics of the effect, compatibility with scouts is the worst, so it is desirable to mainly release magic cells.
It has a fishing effect and has no same name or level limit, so if it is an advanced inve, it is vanilla, but since it often has a high RBI, it is easy to use as a starting point for offense. If you have the same name, you can connect to Rank 5.
It doesn't depend too much on the opponent's field and is easy to play an active role, so I think it's an easy-to-handle presence in high-level Inves.

I thought it was effectively a Raikin, but it wasn't that blatant.
It's a little annoying that the monsters he removes from the deck are the same as the ones removed from the hand, even though it's a ban version dagure.
Compared to his GY sending, the number of cards that can take an advantage when he is removed is limited, so Sandra and him can't be used unless he's a deck, such as Shiranui, which has a certain amount of that area, so it's basically difficult to use.
Although it is a peaky effect, it is very important in some of his decks, so it works well in his decks.

Thunder Dragon's fusion, even if it's fusion, it's easy to come out without fusion.
If it's Sandra, releasing 1 Thunder on the turn that Thunder's effect is activated in your hand, it will come out in a super easy way and block only the opponent's search. In today's Yu-Gi-Oh, where search is the basis, the control power is tremendously higher than the word, like a certain hand trigger, Recruit and GY Fertilization can't be blocked, so they don't stick. It's a powerful way to get in, and even if this card comes out in the first attack, it's enough to have a Surrender Deck.
And even if you try to remove it with great effort, it has a resistance to destruction due to the GY cost, and you can deal with exclusion and bounce without question, but it is said that it is easy to remove and bounce in a situation where search is completely blocked. And it can't be easy, and there's no chance that the cost exclusion will be an advantage.
The existence of this card is the biggest reason why Thunder Dragon is making waves among the top players in the environment.

It's just a generic resurrection card that makes you think it's a Shiranui support, but rather than Shiranui, it might go well with Mayakashi, who wants to resurrect his Synchro Monsters in his GY.
Trap can revive monsters that cannot be Normal Summoned. Monster Reborn is fine, and if you want to revive it during your opponent's turn, you can use Back to the Front or Revide, but this card has its own advantages.
Compared to Monster Reborn, it's a Trap, so it's slow, but if you flip it over, you can use it even in the opponent's turn, so you can chain it to your opponent's Revive card to negate it, and compared to Back to the Front, you can revive your opponent. , Since there is no battle position specified, the advantage is that Link can also be revived, compared to libide, the opponent can also be revived, Defense Position is fine, and since it is a Normal Trap, it is a complete resurrection + it is an advantage that it can deal with Tratri. And each similar card is different from each other in terms of details.
Well, it may be a difficult card to actually use, but I think it's not bad.

Ritual Spell of Impcantation, Impcantation can be used on all monsters.
Contrary to most Ritual Spells, which are free to release but only limited monsters can be Ritual Summoned, Ritual Spells are rare in that the monsters that can be Ritual Summoned are not limited, but the release is limited. Since it can only be released, it will be exclusive to the deck that loads Impcantation, and if it is a dedicated construction, it is not a heavy restriction, but it is a sober pain that you can not release Manju or Ritual Monsters that are duplicated in your hand.
And it also has the effect of collecting Impcantation from his GY with Impcantation as a cost and recruiting a new Impcantation. mosquito.
The level doesn't have to be just right, so it's very important that monsters like Amorphactor and Sauravis, who are strong but difficult to use special rituals, are easier to use. This is the card that inspired me to build a deck.

The Ritual Monster from Impcantation, which finally came out, has a surreal illustration.
The effect is to recruit an Impcantation with a single hand cost. Until now, Impcantation had accidents with combinations like "Candle + Ritual Monster" that could not do anything, but this card eliminates this type of accident, increasing stability. Yes, you can recruit any Impcantation you like, so as long as you have either a monster or a ritual, you can unconditionally have it in your hand. Since it is as high as 7, it can also be used as a release agent when using Celebration.
Also, as an effect when it is put into play, it has the effect of removing 1 opponent's card with Impcantation as a cost. Since it is the majority, this is almost a bonus, and if you turn the other side, it can be said that it has a sufficiently useful effect as a bonus.
It can be said that this card dramatically increased the stability of her deck using Impcantation.