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It's a very loose designation of 2 vanilla bodies, and it's easy to summon, partly because there are plenty of search methods.
It has a strong resistance to Effect Monsters, and the number of vanilla decks that use this class of RBI is quite limited, so if monster effects are the mainstream nowadays, it has a fairly robust resistance.
Since it is not affected by the effects of allies, it is also possible to team up with Braro or Nole.
However, Blue-Eyed is a popular deck for him who uses vanilla that has more RBI than himself.
Also, there is no effect other than resistance, and it is not a card that is very suitable for reversing because inflation is progressing to the point that it is already commonplace for RBIs exceeding this class to come out.
It is a Dragon, but unfortunately Special Summon is not possible except for fusion, and although it is easy to summon, only one can exist, so continuous fusion is also impossible. There are quite a few disappointing parts that summoning from non-regular is basically impossible. Well, in addition to the above-mentioned ease of summoning, it also supports the dragon mirror, so is it easy to close your eyes?
Vanilla fusion and he is a capable fusion that also plays a role in accident mitigation when aiming for the ultimate Blue-Eyed such as Blue-Eyed. At the same time, I think it's a sinful card that weakens the existence of fusions that don't support 《Instant Fusion》and use vanilla as a material.

Similar to Kaiberman and Orbital, this card is based on a character in the anime/manga. He is easy to summon with a deck because he has no specific materials and is wide.
You can recruit 《Box of Friends》when summoning X, and recover the loss immediately. There are no particular restrictions on how it can be handled, so depending on the situation, it's good to use it as some kind of material.
If there are other monsters, you can exercise the attack limit and target resistance against yourself, and can be activated immediately by the recruit effect.
However, if possible, I would like to X summon while the monster already exists. You can lock it by lining up two of them, but in addition to the fact that Link is almost essential, recently the number of cards that break through this resistance has increased dramatically, so the value is thin.
If vanilla is destroyed, it can be revived or recruited, and there is no level limit. It's a pity that I can't participate in the attack because it's a defense, but it's not a problem to use it as a material. You can also make up for it yourself when you can't match the level with "Box of Friends".
Recently, there are many removals other than destruction, so if possible, I would like to destroy and combo myself.
All the effects work together, and if you want to make the most of it, combos are preferable, but I think it's an interesting card that adds new moves to vanilla Decks.

A machine that doesn't look like a machine, but for the time being, a robot is included.
It has an effect similar to Rabbit, but it takes more time to activate, such as the recruitment target is limited and it needs to be destroyed.
On the other hand, there is no level limit, so you can aim for a high rank. It doesn't matter where it is destroyed, so if you can destroy it from your hand, you can deploy it without using the summoning right.
However, due to the fact that there are few types of high-level recruits that are important to recruit, and the same name cannot be used, the possibility of causing an accident is high, and if you are aiming for rank 7 or higher, a level operation card is essential.
In addition to the colon, this card itself is a light machine, so it is very easy to bring because it supports some Cyber Spells and supports various supports from its low stats.
In addition to the conditions for triggering the effect, which requires a lot of effort, the fact that there are few targets of advanced level or higher and the accident rate due to the characteristics other than those with the same name make it a little difficult to handle at present. But I think it has a lot of potential.

Although it is not specified, it is extremely heavy as it requires 4 bodies, and in the case of regular summons, there is only a handicap that is easily affected by the situation, and it is not worth it, so it is desirable to rank up from Nadesico.
So if you ask me if it's worth it, honestly it's not.
By referring to the cards on the field and burning them, you can encourage your opponent to play a card with the above-mentioned handicap, so the effect is good.
However, it doesn't have resistance, and its offense and defense are low for its weight.
I think it's a pretty difficult card to handle because its effects are easily affected by the situation.

A rank-up form of Norito, unlike that one, it has a strong effect against monster effects.
The material specification is heavy with 3 requests, but it's a specification that can't be normal summoned. In fact, I was indebted to him when he was active as a Dragon Ruler, and it had effective performance against his Dragon Ruler at the time.
In addition to 3000 hit points, it is highly resistant to monster effects, negate the effect, and is strong in battle due to the change in battle position, so it has high anti-monster performance.
However, in order to activate the negation effect, Norito + RU means are essential, and his Deck that is easy to generate that Norito is currently quite limited, and if you incorporate RUM into it, it will be difficult to operate.
Also, the effect cannot be negate without changing the battle position, so with the appearance of Link, which is not defensive, it can no longer be said to be omnipotent against monsters.
It's performance isn't bad as CX, but now it's lonely with this weight and resistance alone, and on the other hand, it's a difficult card to handle if it takes time to demonstrate its additional effect.

It's not bad offense and defense, but it's excellent to be able to suppress magic and traps only once per turn.
However, since it is rank 6 and his spell use is specified as a material, the problem is that the decks that are easy to put out are somewhat limited. A Magician with several level 6 spell users and high search and deployment power.
There is also the option of using Astral Force, but at present it is difficult to say that it is very practical.
It can be said that his deck is a highly valued deck that can be easily put out.

Although the target is limited, the card that becomes 2 for 1 is still delicious.
Although it is narrow, there are many excellent collection targets.
It's an effect that makes it easy to earn ads, and Darkness is also good at his GY fertilization method, so it's worth it to satisfy the conditions even if it costs a little disadvantage.
It has a lot of 0 DEF, making it a welcome card for Steelswarm and Umbranle, who aren't very good at making money.
However, like Salvage, it cannot be activated unless there are two recovery targets, and the possibility of spoiling in the early stages is high.
The number of salvage targets is increasing one after another, and it is an excellent card with high combo potential and future potential.
I also feel that it is a piece that symbolizes that darkness is an attribute that is blessed.

Compared to the Junk puppet, it has the advantage of being able to revive two puppets, but it's now limited to level 8, and he's required to have an LP difference, and he can't even battle, so there are quite a lot of restrictions.
Even if you can somehow compensate for the inability to battle with 15 or 40 burns, there is no category search at present, and the activation conditions are easily influenced by the situation, so even if you revive two bodies, it will be more difficult to handle.

Gimme Pape-only resuscitation card with no particular disadvantages or level designation.
Not only can you connect to X summons, but you can also revive Gimme Pape X to secure attackers and connect to RUs.
However, since it does not belong to the current category, it is premised on unloading, and since it has a name limit of 1 turn, it is not possible to fully use it.
That said, I'm sure it's a useful support for Gimme Pape.

It can revive itself in response to direct attacks, and it can't be excluded unless it has combat resistance and becomes an X material.
However, on top of the already limited conditions, it's not a very reliable effect if you take revival in the attack position with poor offense and defense and receive not cheap damage.
Seeing the effect as a bonus, when you want to increase the level 8 Gimme Pape of the main deck, or treat it as a wall that develops from the parade.

I don't think it's worth it if the summoning destination is limited to Gimme Pape, even though it requires a lot of time and effort.
Moreover, if you take a closer look, regardless of whether the effect is activated or not, if he special summons himself, this restriction will be attached.
I still think it would be better to increase the number of other Gimme Puppets and general-purpose level 8.

As the name suggests, it has a removal effect that targets Gimme Pape.
After using it mainly on myself, at most I'll use it to counter the mirror or take control.
If destroyed, you can deploy up to 2 Gimme Pappés in your hand, making it easy to connect to X or Link. The trigger can also be pulled by yourself as mentioned above.
With its effect and 2000 defense, it can be used as a wall as well.
However, the main Gimme Pape does not have a guy who can get good ads, and the consumption is conspicuous. It would be tragic if we were to be disturbed here.
When it comes to dealing with rotten Gimme Pappé in your hand, there are many things that are easier to use than Humpty, Bisque, or Machina.
Being a self-destructing Dark Machine, he can be a trigger for Meklord Monarch and Desperado Revolver, but at the same time his rival is BⅯ-4, which is also capable of removal.
I think it is a reliable presence as a category support.
As an aside, in Lynx, instead of restricting deck construction, he has a skill that allows him to use Condorence + this card without consuming it, and unlike OCG, it works excellently.
To be frank, it's more stable than OCG in terms of initial movement, and the official is aware of Gimme Pape's weakness when implementing such a skill, right?

In the past, it was treated as an easy-to-use Gimme Pupé due to its lower rank, but its position is gradually becoming worse due to the increase in the card pool.
The impossibility of deploying from the Deck is becoming a hindrance.
Because of this, 141, replication, and even parade, which is a category support, are not supported, and the poor handling is conspicuous for its low level.
In addition, since he is EARTH in Gimme Pape, which is mostly dark, he cannot receive dark support.
I feel like Gimme Pape has a lot of sentences like this that are difficult to handle.
You can access multiple ranks such as ranks 1, 4, and 8, and it's not difficult to use, but it hurts that it's hard to share support with other Gimme Puppets. I thought it was gone.

Although it is a level 8 Gimme Pape that can be deployed in hand, it is difficult to cooperate with other categories and has conditions that depend on the opponent.
As a deployment member, I have a strong habit, but there is no turn limit and the summon destination is not limited to Gimme Pape.
The status side is also blessed, and it is easy to handle even if it is rotten in the hand, such as Fortress cost, train, and temptation response.
I think he's a useful guy in Gimme Pape.

The highest grade that can self-regenerate with GY's Gimme Pape as a cost. The deployment destination is tied to Gimme Pape, but it is a reasonable adjustment, and the attacker has removal and rough people.
There are no restrictions other than X Summoning, so it's easy to connect to Link and high level S.
Compatible with Train / 《Advance Draw》, it's a machine, so it's a level 8 that's perfect for the cost of Fortress. He also has a privileged status.
It is the most important card of Gimme Pape, which can be said to be the significance of forming Gimme Pape.