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The effect of recruiting from the Deck is powerful, but I think the problem is how difficult it is to get this card out.
It got worse with the level stealer ban, and if the level was 9, I think the treatment would have been completely different.

Forget Lord Warrior.
I would like to evaluate the advantage of this card alone as a level 2 tuner that can be summoned from Samopuri and a rank 4 material.

A man who absolutely puts out level 2 synchro.
It could have had a role in low-level Decks if it supported all races.

A super-dreadnought heavy card that surpasses montages and machinicles.
Well, it's not a Special Summon monster, so it's easy to put it on the field, but if you want to make full use of its effect, you need to deploy it with your own effect.
While destroying the opponent's cards up to the number of GY's Mermail, you can increase your own RBI to 3000 by strengthening.
It's not bad to write, but if I want to make up for the aforementioned loss, I'd like to destroy 4 or more cards.
However, there is no chain sealing or resistance, and in this day and age, if there are 4 cards on the opponent's field, it usually won't pass.
Finally, unlike other superlative Mermails, the cost is limited to his Mermail. It is impossible to combo with Atlantean, which is often used in combination, and his Mermail, which can be discarded to activate its effect, is small, so it is difficult to recover.
Destruction can be used without the self-deployment mentioned above, but it also requires a board add, and there are few cases where defense is standing in this era, so the situations where it can be used tend to be limited.
Even if you ignore the effect and use it as an attacker, there is a lead abyss with a higher RBI than yourself.
The difficulty of handling is overwhelmingly superior to the return, and I can't find the significance of giving priority. One piece that is too weak and broken.

It is a tuner that can perform Special Summon under Saidra conditions, and there is a striker in the same tuner, but the level, attribute race, and category are all different, and in reality there is a big difference.
However, since the deployment method is limited to once per Duel, it is necessary to be careful about the number of cards used.
Also, Level 1 Synchron has a Jet, which has an effect that can self-regenerate regardless of the situation of the opponent's field.
However, there are also many points of differentiation.
There are some quirks, but overall I think it's a highly versatile tuner.

Tsuitsui with the disadvantage of becoming a trap instead of having no hand cost.
Just being a trap makes a big difference, and being able to remove multiple cards with no cost is attractive, but the disadvantage of not being able to BP is no problem if you activate it during your opponent's turn. I think it's a card that specializes in End Cycle.
However, even if it is deducted, it hurts that the haste is gone. Even if there is no cost, the priority tends to go down with his normal deck.
However, if his deck is tactical to destroy during the opponent's turn, like Arctic, then this is a higher priority.
I feel that it is a card whose usefulness changes greatly depending on the deck type and environment.

It's all the more so because the No-Cos Recruit card can't be weak, and there's no limit to where it can be deployed.
Recruitment targets are also versatile, such as tuners, and the presence of rabbits in particular shines. As long as the opponent doesn't interfere in some way, the demerit of exclusion is almost negligible, and various methods of utilization can be considered because there are many ways to deal with it, such as using it as a material.
A card that can be strengthened as much as the card pool increases, and because of its high versatility, it is a card that fluctuates greatly due to regulations.
I think it's a card with as high potential as Alive.

In addition to reviving and returning the "Mayakashi" monster, I think it's excellent that it can grant effect resistance for a limited time.
I think it would be good to use 《Dakki, the Graceful Mayakashi》, which has a self-regenerating effect, as a card for the hand cost.

A card with the highest class removal ability.
It slips through target resistance and destruction resistance and does not allow reuse by backside exclusion. It can be said that it is a big advantage now that resistance has increased.
It is also attractive that it does not eat the summoning right. However, due to its effect, it can only be useful in builds that don't rely too much on the Ex Deck, so it won't be in any of his decks.
It seems that it mainly comes out by consuming the Ex Deck, so it has a delicate relationship with the new "Pot of Extravagance".
If you adopt that, it may be a good idea to use it as a hidden ball in the Deck to break through the oppression situation.
It has the disadvantage that it cannot be used as a material due to its high cost, but it can be used as a link material. Above all, it can be said that its removal ability is a unique strength because it is difficult to replace it with other cards. 9 points to evaluate there.

The wisdom stands out, but this is also a powerful enough card.
If AF is installed, it is upward compatible with Cyclone, and can be set from the Deck, so you can compress and prepare. It also has a strong effect that prevents battles, so it can be used as a defense in case of emergency.
For pure AF, 3 sheets are required, but 1.2 sheets are good for business trips. Personally, if you have up to 3 pins, you should insert pins, and if you have 4 or 5 pins, 2 pins will be stable.

One of the strongest S monsters
Frighteningly high specs against monsters

A disappointing monster that is harder to put out than Beerze and has a tough disadvantage
However, since the original is strong, this evaluation

Stardust evolutionary monsters
The difficulty is that the continuous attack has low stability.
Although its performance as a single unit is subtle, the points it can produce from the Quasar can be evaluated.

A simple yet very powerful card that can Special Summon his level 3 Psychic monsters from the Deck. That 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》can also be Special Summoned from the Deck.
Perhaps because of that, about a year after its first appearance, it became a restricted card because it was overused as a Synchro material, and later it became a semi-restricted → unlimited due to the increasing number of methods of Tuner's Special Summon, and four years later. Now the Super Quantum Monarch is trending back to the limit. After that, he became semi-restricted after two years due to it and his Kozmo not being seen in the environment. It's a very busy card that can be restricted or semi-restricted.

His powerful Synchro Monster will be the biggest trump card for WW.
In order to Synchro Summon, his Synchro Monster other than the Tuner is also required. However, if it is "WW", Winter Bell and him can be easily synchronized summoned with Clear Wing and Snow Bell. In addition to "WW", you will always see this card in his Deck that uses the tuner to develop. Although adoption rates have plummeted since the new master rule, he can still be Special Summoned with Tziolkin.
The effect of (1) is an effect that does not allow the activation of monster effects, and when this effect is activated, ATK increases as an added bonus. Due to the effect of this (1), the suppression power is quite high.
(2) is the effect of increasing her ATK of that monster when fighting with a monster of level 5 or higher. It has the advantage of being able to easily face even high-level monster opponents.
From the above, it is a very powerful card as a Synchro Monster. If you use "WW" monsters, Snow Bell's effect will add resistance to it and it's very powerful, so if you put "WW" in his deck, it will be a must-have card.