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A remake of Revolver Dragon, it has a self-expanding effect similar to Astro Chronograph Magician, and although the target to be destroyed is limited to Dark Machines, it is equipped with high attack and defense and non-target removal instead.
However, luck is involved and it is difficult to take advantage of the long-awaited RBI because he abandons his own attack. Since it is activated during battle, it is not possible to use it as a material and trample it down.
However, there is a high chance of getting rid of it, and if you are lucky, you will get a draw. There is also support for gunfire.
Also, it can be activated during the opponent's turn, and it is easy to handle before activation, but it can be a check against attacks.
Even if it is destroyed, it is difficult to lose the ad due to the search effect. However, since the search destination is related to coin toss, there are many crooks. What are your hopes for the future?
It has some peculiarities, but it's a superlative that's easy to use for dark machines.
Compared to OCG, his skills have raised certainty, and his success in Lynx, which has been raging in the environment, is impressive.

Since it is a fusion of mechanical dragons and is a dark machine, it is great to deal with Powerpon and Obaro.
Unlike the blowback, it can only remove monsters like the revolver, but the number of pieces that can be destroyed is strengthened and the lasting power is increasing.
The problem is that it's hard to control, and you can't choose the number of cards to destroy yourself, and you can't specify "opponent". It is dangerous and easy to choose the situation of the place.
I'd like to use it when I have 3 or more lined up on the opponent's field, but even with my increased power, it's not that convenient. Often not.
In addition, even though two high grades are made into fusion materials, the hit point is the same as the revolver, and the total stats are rather lowered.
For better or worse, it's a Gatling gun-like performance, and it feels like a card with a strong peculiarity.

The double derringer, which has a smaller loading capacity than the revolver blowback, is a motif, so it only works when summoned. Furthermore, since the number of coin tosses has decreased, the probability of success has also decreased.
It's not a fusion material for Gatling, so you can't receive fusion support either.
However, since it is a low-level card, it has a low accident rate and is a rare all-purpose removal card among Brabon compatible cards.
Although it is uncertain, it can be an advantage, and because of its effect when successfully summoned, it can be revived during the opponent's turn to aim for interference, which is an advantage that other mechanical dragons do not have. There are quite a few unique advantages, so if you use this, you want to take advantage of those points.

As one of the mechanical dragons, it looks like an automatic pistol.
However, since the RBI is lower than his Monarch, it is easy to be destroyed in battle. It is also an advantage that it is easy to recruit at the forefront.
Perhaps because it is a subspecies of revolver, there is still a lack of certainty in the habit of automatic pistols. It's an advantage that it won't be negated as a standard, but it's not enough to overturn the advantage compared to cards with more certainty.
To be honest, it's tough to compete with the recent Effect Monsters. I would like to take advantage of its unique advantages, such as the existence of a fusion that uses itself as a material in response to a coin toss support.

One of the mechanical dragons. Please use it for your revolver.
As a superlative with no summoning restrictions, it's a decent RBI, and although it's uncertain, you can aim for removal with no cost.
It does not activate the effect of Stada because of uncertainty. Blessed with races and attributes, there are many deployment methods, and the existence of cards that use themselves as fusion materials also supports fusion support.
In the past, it was a superlative with rare effects, and it was an exceptional presence with removal, but now there are many high-status, light and reliable removals, and it has become a strong feeling that it is inferior. rice field.
However, as mentioned above, there is plenty of support. As long as you have love, isn't there something you can't do your best?

The concept is interesting, but in reality the card is only used in a phony way.
It has a compulsory battle effect, but the victory condition depends on the side that has monsters left on the field at the end, so if you use it together with the summoning suppression effect, the victory will be confirmed.
Even if that's not the case, if you target a card with high combat power such as Astram, it's easy to win with a high probability. It's easier to prepare such a large size compared to the active era.
It takes a lot of work, but it's still a fairly loose card among the special victory cards, and you can't expect the hot situation of a large-scale final battle like the illustration, and it's sure to be a cold atmosphere.
I think it's a card that will probably never be deregulated or errataed.

An old man who often appears with Gosakky.
Compared to that useless vanilla manipulating a junk mecha, this one is crazy and dangerous.
Built-in "Instant Fusion" that has been expanded to level 6, unlike over there, it can attack monsters and has no turn limit.
It can be expanded with just one card, and there are plenty of ways to bring in low stats, such as level 141, so there are plenty of ways to abuse it.
If I had to point out a difficult point, it would be that now that various summoning methods have appeared, it is easy to feel the pressure of EX being intense. Depending on how it's constructed, it could be anything.
A power card that is unlikely to be deregulated without errata. There's a Instant Fusion , which can be said to be an adjusted version, so it doesn't seem necessary to errata it separately.

The Dragon Recruiter has everyone useful.
Since he is a level 3 dragon, he can be used as a target for Cyberdark, and since it is easy to accumulate dragons in GY, it is also suitable for his GY fusion of FGD from the dragon's mirror.
Compared to the past, the number of excellent low-class dragons has increased, but now that the environment has become faster and the number of removals has increased, recruiters who are on the premise of destroying battles are in a somewhat difficult situation.
The usability is not bad at all, but with the advent of cards that can be deployed faster, it is difficult to vacate his current Dragon position.

The development method that was a problem was solved, and it was a big one.
As a superlative, it has a negate effect that requires board adverts for passing offense and defense, but has no turn limit.
He himself is Mist Valley and can be costed, so he can show his power even by himself.
However, he himself was the highest class with no self-deployment effect, and his weight was a bottleneck.
However, due to the P summoning, you can aim to expand your hand every turn, and from the 10th period onwards, the racial side will be strengthened, and it will be easy to recruit with King Godbird.
The usability has been greatly improved, and I think it has become a card that can play an active role as a general-purpose superlative.

A handleless combo monster that existed before IF.
You can block his opponent's spells on the condition that you have 0 cards in your hand, and his ATK is sufficient, and unlike Horus lv8, there is no limit to Special Summon.
However, since it is the highest grade without the self-deployment effect and the conditions mentioned above, the weight is still noticeable.
In IF, which is also effective in handsless, it is difficult to share support and adopting advanced or higher who do not have the ability to self-develop is a considerable risk in itself, and since there are many other countermeasures, it is unlikely to be adopted. .
If it's a P-summon Deck, it's easy to deploy and reduce your hand, but there are many rivals here, especially Gigantou, which only needs to bounce once and self-bounce, but it can outperform it in terms of responsiveness.
It is difficult to handle, but the potential is not low, and it seems to have a future.

A card based on the boss of Salamander/Gradius, which has nothing to do with the Rock or the sending effect card. He also appears in "Boss Rush", but unfortunately it is impossible to develop it after that, and his effect has nothing to do with B.E.S.
It has a light meta effect that makes you want to say that you are an AOJ, with a light-limited skid and continuous attack effect on the RBI of the advanced grade.
However, anything other than the field cannot be negated, and Hikari is an attribute with many hand triggers such as Veiler, Rabbit, and Honest, and it is out of reach.
Of course, he is powerless against anything other than light, and since he is soberly negates himself, if he declares light through DNA transplant surgery, he will also be negated, making combos impossible.
As a light meta, I get a half-hearted impression.

Monarch You can destroy two monsters with RBI, level, and no cos.
I would like to say that it is powerful, but such good stories are rare, and just showing a monster in your hand will negate it.
If Handless is a tactical IF, it seems to work effectively, but when IF is Handless, combos are often completed and the board is solidified, so it is quite doubtful if this guy will become meta.
If you want to deal with it stably, you want to use it in combination with Discarded Cards or 《The Eye of Truth》or other open hand cards.
Also, as already said, it's an indeterminate destruction, so if you don't negate it with the opponent's hand, it won't be negate to a star, etc., but if you have 0 cards in your hand, it will be destroyed and negate will be strangely troublesome. have a ruling.
A card that is a little unstable and hard to say strong on its own. Well, this subtle weakness can be said to be an original reproduction.
It's a relatively versatile effect, so there's no reason why he can't be included in the B.E.S. Deck.

Although Zera would have taken the right path...
A troublesome monster when you need to bring this card to your hand on the two cards specified for summoning.
Search and recruit are abundant for the two specified cards, so it's not difficult to get them together.
The essential effect and the Sambol effect itself are not bad, but it requires a specified hand cost, and even though it's already heavy, the consumption increases, and it's easy to be influenced by the situation whether you can produce results that are worth the effort. There is even instability.
Up to that point, 《Mazera DeVille》is the same, but for this card, the Sambol effect is not such a rare effect, and there are easier mass removals such as Sambol and Lightning.
The specified card is different, but the existence of the Fallen Darkness version, 《Darklord Zerato》, which has similar effects and can be operated more lightly than this, is ironic.
I can't help but say that it's a card that doesn't fit the bill.

She cuts the damage that occurs in Fairy's battle, Shine & Nova, which is the key to Rikuru's special attack, and has combat resistance that must exist in Attack Position, so she is compatible with Cloudian.
There are also many cards that can be strengthened and activated with the existence of this card as a condition.
The only problem is that it doesn't work on its own, which is painful and has the potential for accidents.
And that effect is not an effect that leads to any kind of ad. In today's world of removal, it's a daily occurrence that even if there is an angel in play, it won't work.
Regardless of the cards that can be activated by the existence of this card as a trigger, there were many cases where this card was not used even if those cards were used. An example would be The Agent.
There are sanctuaries with more diverse effects than this card, but the effects are different and there is also a dedicated searcher, so differentiation is still possible.
I feel like it's a combo-friendly card that gives me the impression that it's not very good, even though I've received enhancements from time to time.

The card that can be brought with this card can also be taken by employees, and the range itself is wider over there.
However, since it can be deployed defensively, it is superior in that it is easy to prevent follow-up attacks. If you put out a marshmallow or something, that turn will be mostly safe.
If you have Sanctuary, you can also deploy Parshath. The sanctuary is compatible with the characteristics of the recruiter.
Employees are people who can pull each other, and you can recruit a huge number of times from this card or employees. A key figure in Rikuru's self-destruction.
It's a tough time for recruiters, but among recruiters, it's one that has high value for employees.