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Everyone in the forest gathers! !
It has the effect of removing the X material and searching for his Melffy card, and the effect of blocking the attack and effect of one opponent's monster when Melffy returns to the hand.
It is the core X monster in Melffy, and while earning an ad with the search effect, it adds an interference effect to his self-bounce effect common to Melffy. Melffy has enough development power and stability, so you won't have much trouble X summoning. This is the card you want to X Summon in your first pick, as it is the key to interfering with Melffy.
However, the essential interfering effect can only be used once per turn, and since it's named, there's no point in lining it up. As for interference, he has some quirks with Melffy's bounce timing, so it's a bit difficult to use.
Still, he's a strong ad generator and blocker in Melffy, so it doesn't hurt to use him.

Holographic is not Gaia, it's this ruler! !
When the S summon is successful, he flips over the top 5 cards of the Deck, adds 1 light or dark in it to his hand and drops the rest into his GY. It has a self-regenerating effect.
Although it's random, his 5 GY drops are pretty powerful. If there is a lot of light and darkness, it will lead to card collection and self-regeneration after yourself. If you value GY ad, you can say that this card comes into play. He is an excellent GY manure S monster.
If the dropped card contains light or darkness, you can add it to your hand. It's highly random to use specific cards, so if you can search for good cards mainly with GY Fertilizer, you should consider it lucky.
It also has self-regeneration, but since his GY fertilization effect cannot be used, it will be used for RBI, removal, materialization, etc. He doesn't have certainty due to the high degree of randomness, but he's the type that moves from GY, and he's a reliable newcomer to Deck.

Charlemagne, who bundles the Twelve Brave Generals, which is the motif of Homura Noble Knight, or Carl the Great Monarch.
Effect that destroys the card on the field when the equipment card is equipped to the monster on the field, equips his Equip Spell from the hand or his GY at the end phase, and he increases the ATK of the deck's flame warrior by 500 It has the effect of being equipped as an equipment card with the effect of
He has a high ATK, further increases his ATK with his own and Roland's effects, acquires resistance with the effect of Flame Noble Knight, and uses a combo of his own destruction effect and Roland's equipment effect to hinder and destroy himself during the opponent's turn. A masterpiece that has all the elements you want as a trump card that decides to destroy it on the turn. If ATK is raised by 1000, you can also decide a one-hit kill with a combo of Haute Clair and Clarent.
It has strong interference and resistance, and if you put it on the field, breaking through is quite a pain. As a trump card, it can be said that it is a card that works well enough.

Roland, themed and reincarnated as a sync tuner.
Effect to reserve the activation when S summoning is successful, send his Equip Spell to his GY during the end phase to search for Warrior, trigger to equip his Warrior on the field as equipment that raises his ATK when present in GY have an immediate effect.
In Homura Noble Knight, he wants to S Summon with Special Summoned Rinaldo or Olivier and level 4 Homura Noble Knight. Its own effect is an excellent search that can be used as a relay point for synchros. The timing is a little slow, but it's easy to use.
However, this card shows its true value in cooperation with Charles. Since this card itself is an S Tuner, you can S Summon a Level 4 monster and Charles, and the Triggered Instant Equip effect of this card is extremely compatible with Charles' destruction effect, making it an essential card for Charles to prepare for removal every turn. . I want to S summon Charles via this card as much as possible.

Lucifer, who was a floating existence even in Darklord, got serious.
If 3 dark angels fuse together, and if Darklord Lucifer is included in the fusion summon, it will destroy all of the opponent's field, protect Fairies on the field from being affected, and pay 1000 LP to defend 1 Fairy from your hand or GY. Has the effect of reviving in position.
The fusion material is expensive, but if you deploy his Darklord on the field with Lucifer's effect, you can meet the first condition while paying for it. However, since Lucifer is also a heavy card, the weight cannot be denied.
enough returns. Total Destruction is particularly powerful, and it's well worth targeting Lucifer as a fusion material. The other effects are also powerful, and it can be said that it is an effect full of the dignity of a boss monster that can aim to revive every turn while securing resistance.
Darklord has to incorporate fusion for this card, and it's a card that just needs a heavy Lucifer to go all out, but it's worth building a deck around her.

Mr. Whale. There is still loveliness left.
By fusing with Edge Imp and Fluffal, destroying each other's cards one by one at the time of fusion summoning, by sending the Frightfur card of Deck or EX Deck to his GY, his ATK of 1 Fusion Monster is reduced to his original Has a triggered instant effect that increases his ATK by half.
The effect at the time of fusion summoning does not involve your own cards, and it seems to be inferior to Tiger, which has a large number of destroyed cards, but the biggest feature of this card is that it corresponds to the size because the materials are loosely specified. By fusing with the size effect and using the effect during the opponent's turn, it functions as a hand-triggering interference card. Even if you don't have any other cards, you can use Scythe's substitution effect to cancel the destruction to yourself.
The second effect is also excellent. Frightfur is also his GY fertiliser, but more than that, his ATK up is powerful and using it on his Frightfur fusion, which boasts a card with multiple attacks, greatly lowers the kill line. An amalgamation that breathes new life into Frightfur.

A mongrel born from "Fallen of Albaz"... There seems to be a heavy background.
Fusing with Okutane and his monster with ATK 2500 or higher, the effect of strengthening according to the total level of the material, the effect of being unaffected by the effects of monsters from the EX Deck during the fused turn, the end phase sent to GY has the effect of searching for or recruiting Dogmatika or Descendants.
He is the Fusion Monster that makes the most use of the effect of the illegitimate child, and if this card is prepared in EX, he can steal any monster with ATK 2500 or higher. In most cases, if you take a monster with a level, he will exceed 3000 ATK, which is an excellent hit as a side effect of removal.
However, the true value of this card is its final Search Recruit effect. Even if he is sent to GY from the EX Deck, he can use the effect, so you can easily use the effect by dropping it on his GY with the effect of Ogami Gikan or Dogmatika Trap. In particular, I feel that the movement to drop and set up Frudris is strong with Ogami Gyoukan.
His Fusion Monster is excellent to support Dogmatika's rotation and ad earning.

The first package of the 11th term is an OCG original card since his Nephthys.
Gaia the Fierce Knight monster fuses with his level 5 Dragon, treats it as Dragoon Gaia, lowers ATK by 2600 and destroys 1 card with an instant triggered effect, and destroys an opponent's monster to raise his ATK by 2600. have.
The fusion material is a light and heavy bond, but if you revive a Curse of Dragon type card with Mage Knight Gaia, you can use it well. The effects that are treated as Dragon Knight Gaia are for various support and 《Spiral Spear Strike》that appear at the same time.
The unique effects of this card are two effects that stick to the 2600 number. The removal effect that can be used by lowering ATK is excellent as a hindrance, but since ATK is drastically reduced, it is necessary to determine when to use it. Luckily, if you get a high ATK from Spiral Fusion or your own effects, you can keep his ATK to some extent even if you use the effect, so if possible, I want to use it together.
His ATK is high when using 《Spiral Fusion》, and he has impeccable performance as a new Gaia trump card because he has his own interference.

Revolutionary existence of Megalith.
Upon successful Ritual Summoning, he has an effect that allows GY to copy and salvage his Ritual Monster's level, and a triggered instant effect that Ritual Summons a Megalith Ritual Monster from his hand or his Deck.
The combination of the two effects is exceptionally good, and you can easily Ritual Summon salvaged cards with your own Ritual Summon effect. You can either Ritual Summon the salvaged monster as is, or summon her Ritual Monster of the same level. It's also pretty easy to use as a way to call Petor, which is worth calling on your opponent's turn.
Conversely, Unformed is powerful in summoning this card, and can be accessed from a level 4 Megalith. As mentioned above, he has amazing powers in accessing Megalith rituals, so Unformed has indirectly gained access to various of his Megaliths.
Do you have the power to change impressions as the desperate support of the Megalith world?

Dora "K" goon instead of dragoon.
It has a triggered immediate effect that increases DEF by discarding his Wyrm in his hand, and an effect that activates during damage calculation when fighting in Attack Position and fights with DEF as his ATK.
A card that can forcibly break through monsters with low defense. If you strengthen it with your own effect, you can forcibly turn over monsters with less than 3000 DEF. It doesn't leave you defenseless when attacked, which is common with cards like this, so there's a sense of security. However, since the effect can only be used against opponents with defensive power, he is very bad at Link Monsters anyway. Link opponents, or his Superheavy Samurai, which hits with a slightly niche but defensive power, is just 500 ATK, so it's unstable after all.
His level as an attacker isn't bad, but his habits are quite strong, so it can't be said that the return is strong. Well, if you're talking about a no-rare-like idea-based card, that's about it...

Anoya ○ Husband is a theme.
It has the effect of turning one Potan on the field into a Tuner, and the effect of Special Summoning a Potan from your hand or his Deck each time you both successfully S Summon.
The presence of a tuner in the field will support the potans that are effective, and the ability to line up potans that are meaningless unless they are lined up makes it perfect for strengthening. However, both White and Black are cards from more than 10 years ago, and their card power is extremely poor. It can be said that it is an unfortunate spec that although it has something good as an enhancement, it cannot be fully utilized in the relationship with the enhancement destination.
In addition, the Potan that is the target of both effects can be itself. Since it also supports explosions, it is also possible to use it alone for his FIRE's explosive Deck.

The rare low-rarity non-theme frame this time is surprise support for Fish.
Summon, Flip Summon, Special Summon has the effect of sending 1 Fish to GY when successful, and the effect of excluding GY's self and returning 3 Fish of GY to the Deck and drawing 1 card.
The summon trigger effect that can send any monster within range to her GY can't be weak. Fish has hook cards like Doublefin and Limora, and a powerful resurrection card like White Mirror, so he's well worth adding to GY. It's a card that won't be reprinted, but he can self-regenerate with the Fishborg Launcher.
Another effect turns his GY ad into a hand ad. She needs a lot of GY to remove herself and 3 bodies to return, but this one replenishes the resources of Coelacanth and 《White Mirror》. Its usefulness as a lower class monster is considerable.

Finally, the wiki also threw part of the conversion to kanji. Well, because there are machine-dependent characters.
Effect that allows you to Special Summon when there are 2 or more monsters Special Summoned from the EX Deck on the field, the effect of destroying all monsters from the EX Deck by paying 1500LP, and the opponent's GY monster 1 when sent to the opponent's GY It has the effect of excluding the body and gaining LP for its ATK.
It has an EX Deck anti-effect that burns a sense of rivalry with Dogmatika, but Special Summon has a fairly heavy condition, and there is a high possibility that the opponent will already be able to suppress or interfere in a situation that meets the conditions. Even if it can be put out, it is possible to destroy the entire deck against EX Deck monsters, and it comes with a heavy LP cost and an attack limit. Furthermore, the final effect must be sent to the opponent to his GY, and his GY exclusion and recovery are subtle at that timing.
It's a little unreliable to counter the suppression and disruption that comes from an EX Deck.

A new hand monster appears unexpectedly.
If her original ATK or a monster with 1600 DEF is destroyed, it will be Special Summoned from the hand or his GY, and it has the effect of destroying one opponent's card.
Many of the hand monsters correspond to the ball catching range that is not well understood. By the way, it seems that more than 500 types of monsters are compatible. It has the ability to abruptly pop out of the hand and destroy the opponent's cards, and the conditions for dealing with various hands. There is no such tenacity, and it is a waste to end with a single shot. It's not a card that can be searched, so there's a risk of ending up with a passive 1:1 exchange card.

I have a feeling that the HQ is being taken over by the Rock faction.
If Rock on the field is sent to his GY, it has the effect of special summoning him from his hand, and the effect of searching for "Iron Core of Koa'ki Meiru" or one of its support cards when special summon is successful.
First of all, it is a self-special summon effect, but since it is a loose condition that he is sent to GY from the field, it can be used in multi. It can be used in a variety of ways, such as when it is simply destroyed, when releasing the rock Koa'ki Meiru with its own effect, when it is used for Synchro or Link, but after it is put on the field, it only uses its search effect, so it can be used in some way. I want the law.
The search effect does a peculiar search with 《Iron Core of Koa'ki Meiru》or its support card during his Special Summon. As for Steel Core Support, his Spell Trap is full of difficult-to-use cards from his early Koa'ki Meiru, but he can search most of his Koa'ki Meiru for monsters, so it might be a good idea to search for additional monsters. Special Summon has its own effect, so I want to use it. In that case, the problem is how to draw it into the hand, but will you use Vajra Core?