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I think it's probably a card made for the purpose of increasing the lineup of the Great Fusion...
The material specification is heavy, requiring 3 bodies and 1 body each from the hand and the field, but it is very loose as long as the card name is different.
However, it can't be drawn from anything other than your hand and the field, and since it's limited to your own field, you can't absorb opponent's monsters with Super Fusion.
In addition, he can only be summoned by a spell card to activate his effect, and cannot be activated by fusion with an anaconda, so it can be seen that it has been adjusted with loose thought.
In addition to high offense and defense, you can draw or remove depending on where you use the fusion material to recover the loss. Since it does not target, it has high removal performance.
Also, if GY has fusion, he can grant target resistance and become stronger against interference... but he doesn't want to be named fusion, but the original.
… Did you forget to add an effect that can be treated as a fusion to the Great Fusion?
Also, since you can't have either hand or field, you can't avoid the wrath or destruction meta.
There are some quirks, but the pure specs are still not bad, so it can be said that it is a fusion with high versatility.

While sending Monster Reborn to his GY, you can revive destroyed monsters, but I have to say that the condition for that is battle destruction, which is pretty tough these days.
It has the uniqueness of being able to revive with the effect of 《Monster Reborn》, but the places where you can take advantage of that advantage are very limited, and 《Millennium Revelation》, which is one of them, cannot afford to load such a thing in a Ra Deck. (Even though it's a name I'd definitely like to use in the Malik Deck...)
As many people say, it must be a joke card...

His Blue-Eyed equipped with the Tyrant Burst that appeared in the battle against Amelda is made into a card.
The material designation is loose with Blue-Eyed + Dragon in general, and it can be summoned by releasing his Blue-Eyed equipped with fusion, but at present there is almost no opportunity to do so, and it does not meet the resurrection restrictions, so it is normal Should I do a fusion summon?
In addition to high offense and defense, it has an all-out attack, and both explosive power and lasting power are high.
Thanks to Trap Resistance, it can also be strong against Trap Vs. It's also an advantage that it doesn't suffer from the disadvantages of true light, but it's a pity that it can't be supported with 《The Ultimate Creature of Destruction》.
Whether or not you can actively use trap collection depends on the situation and build, but it is useful.
It will be one of the best forces for Blue-Eyed.

Oh yeah, if the existence of God is a condition, I'd like at least this kind of merit. I would like you to learn the subtle special moves and the three phantom gods that are printed on industrial waste such as " Ultimate Divine-Beast " without weighing yourself down.
It is permanent with two effects related to Nordic and Lord of the Aesir, and the total negate of 1 is limited to what was present at the time of activation, but it is a blessing for Lord of the Aesir, who was not targeted and had many concerns about defense.
2 is a resurrection effect, unlike the effect of Lord of the Aesir, it can be revived immediately, and it is also useful when Lord of the Aesir is easy to handle as a material and the self-resurrection cost is gone. However, I don't think I'll ever have the chance to use it because it's not legal to use it in Alvis, and it's easy to target it for exclusion or bounce.
It's a bit quirky, but it's easy to use due to the existence of Evaldi, and it's certainly a useful card for Lord of the Aesir.

For Blue-Eyed fusion lovers, it seems to be his long-awaited Blue-Eyed fusion.
Not only the field and hand, but also his GY fusion is possible, and since it is a Quick-Play Spell, it can also be treated as a removal evasion. It's a pity that it can't be used for follow-up because it's limited to the main, but considering Blue-Eyed's hit points, it's okay.
The removal effect needs to be used as a material from the field, but since it does not take a target, the removal performance is high, and it is easy to hit the hit point of his Blue-Eyed, so the value is high.
As a modest point, returning the materials to his deck is also appreciated because it leads to resource recovery in his Blue-Eyed, which has abundant search and recruit.
It is easy to use as a means of Blue-Eyed fusion, and I think the practicality of Blue-Eyed fusion has improved.

Even his wife Jet has finally turned into a card.
Originally, he was supposed to be a machine, but reading the air, he was a Dragon.
He has two effects that can be activated when Blue-Eyed is present on GY, one of which can be triggered by destruction.
Whether it's Blue-Eyed or herself, there are many ways to send her to GY, and the Mausoleum can be filled with one. The deployment trigger is also easy to fill with sub-white dragons.
The other is the bounce effect, which is slower than combat, but for Blue-Eyed, removal methods other than destruction are valuable, and since it has ATK 3000, it can't be overlooked in combat.
Destruction resistance can be used without any particular conditions, and the board can be strengthened.
However, since it is only an opponent effect, if the true light is removed by banishment etc., it will not be able to protect it, and there are also aspects where it is difficult to reach. Well, is that too ambitious?
I wonder if it will become a new reliable force in Blue-Eyed.

Won't you become DⅮD too?
A big catch with the existence of DDⅮ as a trigger condition.
As an advantage over that, if the target that belongs to DD and was stolen was expanded from EX, it will be converted to DDⅮ.
It can be searched from Gryphon, and is easier to process as a material with fusion, pardon king, etc.
However, DD has the ability to easily fill the field, and if you run out of space or if DD D is processed first, you can't use it, so don't overestimate it.
There are many EX monsters with resistances, so it's a bit difficult to handle DD-D, which is a selling point.
It has more peculiarities than Big Catch, but it's easy to use for Griffon, the main searcher, and it's a jam card that works easily even with a pin in DD, so it's worth adopting.

In the P zone, it has a scale of 1 and excellent numbers, and its strengthening effect goes well with Kaiser.
The monster effect has a hand expansion effect, and it is easy to use as a material personnel due to its loose conditions, and it is also suitable for triggering Temujin and Alexander.
If you are revived from GY, you can search for DD, making it a valuable search tool for headhunting.
Since it's a P monster, it's usually difficult to get to GY, but he has plenty of ways to send it to GY, such as using X materials such as Copernicus and the aforementioned Caesar, and swirling materials.
The effect when summoning P is also useful for DD, but I think it would be nice to be able to use it.
It has different effects depending on the summoning method, but I think it's an easy-to-use low-level DD card that can be deployed anywhere in the DD card pool.

Because of the existence of Zero God Rage in the form of King Shiui and the President, I thought that King Hui (President) would not appear. Are you here to go to work as an executive?
Fiend Level 10, one of the few, is required.
However, since it is possible to stack summons from any DD D, summoning itself is easy with DD.
Although there are few, there are level 10 DDs, so it's not impossible to normal summon.
In addition to 3000 ATK and DEF, you can remove the activated monster as an X material by triggering the activation of the opponent's monster effect. Because it is an X material, it is easy to block her GY activation.
Although the effect is not negate, there is no turn limit, so it has a high restraining power.
However, the materials used are as many as 2, and Dark Contract is required unless it is a DD/X with X materials. However, the Dark Contract is often the cost of other beings, such as Lamia. If you want to use it aggressively, I recommend stacking summons from DD/X.
3 is an effect that moves to the P zone, but it is slow to activate during standby, so whether or not you want to use it depends on the situation.
In the P zone, the effect is not bad at scale 10, but as mentioned above, it tends to take a lot of time to place it in the P zone, so I think it's practically a bonus.
Other than its effect, it can also be used as a trigger for Temujin and Alexander.
It's a bit quirky, but a DD that can keep monster effects in check is valuable, and I think it's an excellent card that raises the value of DD/X.

Although there are traps and lugs, it is attractive to create fusion materials from a wide area that can reach the exclusion zone.
Also, because it is a Trap, it also has strengths, and as already said, it is possible to avoid removal and remove Synsense on the opponent's turn.
It's also easy to use as a cost for Myutants, so it's a useful card for Myutants.

Regarding the required materials, since the lower class Myutant is currently standardized as WATER, it is not possible to summon only the subject or the same name.
However, thanks to the effect of the subject, it is easy for him to prepare Myutant, and since it requires two, it will be easier than the ultimate.
1 is a targeted destruction, so there are many opponents that don't work, but even so, the all-purpose removal is easy to use.
Since it is a summon trigger, it can also be used as a hindrance if combined with the first cry.
2 is once per turn, so it's not perfect, but it's strong against effects.
However, I can't say that my own offense and defense are high, and if I expect it to be in the field, I'd like to put Evolution Research Institute on it at the very least.
3 is a loss recovery by recovery, and it needs to be destroyed by the opponent, but as mentioned above, it has a strong effect but is easy to destroy in battle, so it can be relatively expected to be activated.
I think he will be a main force in Myutant because of its relatively light and easy-to-use effects.

With high offense and defense, suppression effect, and 3 required materials, it has the ultimate worthy effect.
Requires 3 Myutants of level 8 or higher and heavy.
Since Myutant has a lot of fusions in his GY/exclusion zone, is deck rotation required?
1 negates the card effect and processes it with exclusion, so it does not allow the use of GY.
I don't think there's much of a problem with the cost, but since it's a deck that uses a lot of exclusions, I want to be as careful as possible.
If your opponent destroys it, you can retrieve 3 of his Myutants, and it's easy to prepare the target with your own or his Myutant's effects.
Although it can be prevented to some extent with the effect of 1, there are many removals other than destruction, so can't you be overconfident?
It takes time and effort, but I think it's a performance worthy of a trump card.

It's Rank 4, requiring 2 bodies with no materials specified, and its effects are general-purpose, but you'll have to worry about the conditions.
Anything from 1 to 5 or more is honestly not worth it. The elimination of 10 or more cards doesn't target, and the removal performance is high, but even if you meet this condition, it's difficult to get just one card.
15 or more opponent's LP 3000 is powerful, but it's pretty tough at 10 cards...
It's preferable to use it with P Deck, which makes it easier to use the EX Deck, but even so, it's easily affected by the opponent's Deck and the situation, so I don't think it's a practical card. I don't want this type of card to be practical, but...

A new female warrior. Is she a past figure or a junior? Does this person also have a relationship with Graffer? For the time being, it is perfect for support over there.
It has an effect that can be said to be a warrior version of Dark Honest, and since it lowers her original ATK, it can't be used against any opponent, but as a battle support, it has a good status and is easy to use.
In addition, you can remove yourself from her GY to recover the earth and warriors, and you can also recover the ad.
Warrior itself has many cards with effects suitable for battle, so I think it's a highly versatile card.

The original offense and defense is subtle for an advanced level, but it has a strengthening effect.
However, it depends on the other party, and its enhancement rate is as low as 100, and it becomes difficult to do this development as much as it is being deployed against the opponent in the current era.
It's an era where high RBIs come out easily, so honestly it's not something you can rely on.
It has the effect of reviving low-class warriors and can be strengthened with War Rock, but it is slow during battle and is easily affected by the situation, and as mentioned above, its own combat power is not very reliable, but even when it is superior, low-class direct attacks Due to the disadvantage of not being able to attack, there are places where it is difficult to handle attacks.
It has reached an advanced level that has neither release reduction nor self-deployment effect.
Instability stands out, and I think it's a card that's difficult to handle.