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You can use a no-cost random handicap that doesn't return to the deck or remove it on your own every turn.
However, the fusion material that looks like two pieces is actually quite heavy is a big problem.
At the stage of pulling Marine Dolphin out of the Fusion Deck, two copies are required.
If even this part can be cleared in some way, it seems to be usable, but...

As was the case with the combination, Dark Scorpion, a mysterious group of thieves who somehow become weaker together.
Due to its low stats, it takes a lot of effort to fulfill the conditions for activating the effect, but the effect is only one, and the opponent chooses Spell Deck Death.
In today's world where GY is used a lot, I would rather be strangling myself. There is also the existence of Vampire Lady, which can be controlled to some extent by oneself in a similar effect, and it is nothing but industrial waste when used against the "opponent".
As already mentioned, the basics of how to use it are to send it to the other party and make a suicide attack and use it yourself. I think it's a worthy combo to adopt if you're aiming for a Jackpot 7 win.
I thought I'd give it 1 point because of its performance, but +1 because it has a combo that leads to victory even if it's romantic.

In the past, Grandmole, which is a fusion material, was so strong that it was said to be a devil, so it was said that they didn't want to use it as a fusion material.
Even now, with unlimited Grandmalls, you can only bounce one card from your hand, so it's a little tough to ask if you want to play it.
If he didn't return to the deck on his own, I could have given him another two points, but...

An effect similar to Neos Pacian version mask change.
In the illustration, he has 6 types of Neospacian drawn, so it may be that he was planning to release all the corresponding fusion types, but there are only 2 types.
If you ask me if I want to spend Neos Pacian on both this and him, I can only say no.

By changing Glow Moth's draw, which was a mass of disadvantages, from the opponent to himself, it began to work as a draw device.
It's a weak status, so it's a merit that the attack will stop due to the effect of hitting, and if the opponent hits you, it's great if a monster appears.
It's much better than the hopeless Glow Moss, but if you say it's enough to use NEX...

It's nature is almost the same as the original Aquadolphin from which it evolved, and the only difference is the whereabouts of Weak Burn.
It's not a card that uses NEX as it's been said.

Dark Scorpion's only female, I like Minne's icon on this site.
Because it is a blessed attribute and race, it is necessary to be easy to bring and deal damage, but there is no restriction on the activation of the same name, and you can search and salvage Dark Scorpion and support the turning power of his Deck. I guess it's calling you by bending the whip you're holding. I can have the same name, so I can laugh if I call it by hitting it.
However, it is a little slow and outdated as a searcher through battle, and since the status is low, combat assistance is essential. His defensive power is decent, and he used to be able to target with his set damage, but now that there are many removal methods, that tactic is risky, and if he is revealed as Dark Scorpion, he will be even more cautious. I want to make sure I can win at the moon mirror. You can compensate for the consumption of single-strengthening / weakening cards with your own effects, so you don't have to worry about it.
To be honest, the cards that can be searched aren't that powerful, and Dark Scorpion hasn't been heard since the threat of Darkness. I honestly feel uneasy about whether I can survive with the effect.
But I'd like to adopt one, without performance.

Random Hands, which is triggered by discarding one card after contact fusion, is weak as expected.
I can no longer remove Handes, but since I can't peeping, if I'm not good at it, the possibility of losing to the fusion material, Aqua Dolphin, has come up.
Moreover, the RBI is 2500, the same as his Neos, and the shared effect will return him to the deck.

Contact Amalgamation has a big disadvantage that it disappears in the same turn, but this one, which sinks the opponent with one punch, is a very good way to deceive that disadvantage.
In recent years, it has become easier to put out due to the increase in support, so it is a card worth building a dedicated deck.
For some reason, they are effectively on bad terms with fusion materials.

A contact fusion with the negative effects of Glow Moth. Chaos Neos is also in a terrible state, so I wonder if he's a plague god or something.
It sounds good to say that a no-cost removal can get an additional effect depending on the type of card destroyed, but I wonder if there are two disadvantages.
Since the contact fusion is returned that turn, destroying a monster and a trap is the same as removing one card.
Well, the spell's direct attack is about the lead firepower, but it's limited to the front side, so it can only be used against opponents who use Field Spell.

The illustration is beautiful with foil processing.
A Trap that has a trigger condition similar to Goes and produces tokens. This can also cancel damage.
However, Goes and Trago were strong because they were more difficult to interfere with than face down, and they were easier to deal with than over there.
Will the low level of tokens be a point of differentiation?
When he gets a high RBI, he can S Summon Junk Warrior, aiming for a significant boost, and can serve as both defense and combo.
However, in any case, it is quite unstable and difficult to handle.
In addition to being present and active in the game work Links from the early days, it is still impressive as an annoying card used by the CPU.

There is a high possibility that it will rot when you request a star in the field
Also, destroying targets that have a lot of resistance...
At least it's a Quick-Play Spell, or if it doesn't require a star in the field, the rating will go up a little more.

A card that can stably recover every turn
The amount of recovery at one time is weak, but it is relatively effective in a deck that triggers recovery

Ladybugs are basically prioritized, but it's good to be able to aim for recovery every time you draw
However, Trap is slow, and the recovery amount is subtle...

Out of the question at the time of 2000 burns with 3 consumption
Furthermore, since the opponent's LP cannot be activated below 3000, it is a useless industrial waste that is quite perishable.