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Since it has become a haste attack, the number of tactics that can be pursued, such as avoiding removal, has increased significantly. You can also search on Tribue.
The only disappointment is that it only supports No, and you have to use cards with the same number as materials.
Concerning the restriction of having to use the same number as material, it rarely becomes a problem depending on the playing and construction.
However, CNo has a lot of activation effects, so there are many cases where it is rare to make use of the taste of haste. It's basically going to be used as a removal dodge.
There are some parts that are a little harder to use than I thought, but I think it's an excellent one in RUM because it's within the range that can be managed depending on the skill of the player.

Cards that can be ranked up two levels, the rank up destination and the race must match, as well as the attributes, but instead the rank up destination can be other than C.
It's interesting, but like other RUMs, you have to think carefully about whether to take the pressure of EX and the accidental nature of RUM on your shoulders.
It has a self-recovery effect and is easy to search in RUM because of the presence of burials. However, in addition to the draw skip, all Special Summons other than this card are sealed, and X must exist in advance to rank up from collection, which is troublesome. Although it is a special effect, it should be seen as a bonus.
Although there is a strong peculiarity of RUM, I think it has high potential.
It feels like a card for entertainment rather than serious.

A card born out of a ridiculous phenomenon called "rewriting".
Like Barian's, it is designated as the same race and is limited to C No, and the options are narrower than over there. (However, CX is hard to use, so it's not much different.)
However, as an additional effect, you can negate all face-up cards.
It can negate troublesome permanent effects, and especially Hope V and CNo40 are compatible with people with destruction resistance, so it works well.
Also, thanks to this effect, you can miss the timing of the summoning reaction.
However, since the effect of negating also extends to this one, it also makes it difficult to use it in combination with other cards, so it's not all good.
Although he has some quirks, he can operate on his own, and overall, I think he's better than Barian's.

As the name of Limited suggests, it has no additional effects compared to the original, and is limited to CNo and Rank 4 only, but it doesn't have to be of the same race.
It's ironic that this one is easier to use if you're using it mainly for rank 4 because the original effect is hard to use. Rank 5 and above also have Argent, and the main family can cry.
The effect is excellent, but it is perfect for following cards that are uneasy in terms of battle.
RU also has excellent faces who can play an active role without using lower species such as 101, 104, and 69 as materials.
It's limited to Rank 4, but if you use 《Ghostrick Angel of Mischief》etc. even at Ranks 1 to 3, you can use it outside of Level 4.
However, since Rank 4 is by far the most responsive among the many ranks, I would like to think carefully about whether it is necessary to rely on this, which is prone to accidents.
I think it will be a user-friendly category in RUM.

Founder of RUM. However, it has various quirks, and the appearance of RUM, which is easier to handle, has made it difficult.
Compared to Numeron and Limited, it is also compatible with CX, but if it is rank 6 or higher, it can be RU regardless of race, and the Argent, which has a self-collection effect, is better.
There are some CXs that are only compatible here, but all CXs with rank 6 or lower are kus... fan performance.
As a unique advantage, it can steal the opponent's X materials, but since it is highly dependent on the opponent and there are quite a few Xs that use the materials at once, it is hard to say that it is an effect that you can rely on.
I wonder if the original selling is weak and you can't prioritize it if you're not a fan.
It's an ironic story that in anime, it was upward compatible with Limited and Argent, but in OCG, it tends to be taken over by them.

Permanent version of macro. This one has a quick attack, but only excludes monsters, but there are many holes in it.
Cards "on the field" that aren't treated as monsters can't be banished, so cards in the P zone and he won't banish cards like Crystal Beast and Inzek. The same is true for Xyz materials, and recently his GY-activated demons and traps have increased.
However, since this hole is the same for me, there is also a way to use it as a reverse hand. There are many cards that can coexist with other cards that are not macros.
In addition, it has the advantage of being strong against hand triggers, which is in fashion now, thanks to its high speed attack compared to macro.
It's not as powerful as a macro, but thanks to that, it can be used as a GY meta that can be installed in decks where macros are difficult to use. I think it's an excellent card.

A Continuous Trap that changes a card that should go to GY to a ban.
Now that GY activation has become popular, the influence of this card is very large.
Of course, it is also effective to use with cards whose activation trigger is removal. However, this can also be said to the other party, so be careful. For this reason, I want to create a build that is compatible with my cards as much as possible, like Skidre.
It's easy to break with removal, so I want to prepare a counter method.
The effect of bringing Helios can be used as a material member, but it's performance is poor on its own, so it's better to ignore it unless it's very compatible. This effect also gives you a warning.
It's a countermeasure against P summons and hand triggers, but the problem with the latter is that it's easy to get too late because it's a trap.
Now that monster effects have become the main focus and speed has increased, rifts are often prioritized, but the performance of this card itself is still excellent.

By excluding a total of 7 cards from various places regardless of the type of card, you can deploy and revive with Friche.
It's easy to use as a material, but it's strong against low defense and material personnel because it has the same RBI as a low-level attacker and can turn the opponent's monster into a backside defense.
It also promotes the activation of cards that trigger removal, and the characteristic of Friche comes to life here as well.
However, even though it doesn't care about the type of card, 7 cards cost a lot, and if it's not a deck that can quickly enrich his GY, it will be limited to 1 time at most, 2 times at best. Of course, that's often enough, but a 60-card deck that uses Lilo or Lawnmower would be easier to use. Also, with the advent of Link, we can no longer be overconfident about attack suppression.
It is an excellent card with high versatility that can handle various functions such as material, attacker, obstruction, and defense.

A strange permanent draw that generates 2 draws by Tribute Summoning the superlative normally.
You can compensate for the consumption that occurred when summoning the superlative.
However, although it is becoming easier as the times progress, there is a risk that the accident rate will increase further because it is the highest grade with a high accident rate from the beginning.
I would like to consider the number of cards to use, but since there is no 1-turn limit on names, it overlaps, and the explosive power when you get stuck in a mold is attractive.
It feels like a card for experts who are difficult to handle in various ways.
I don't care about it, but the name is cool because it uses this card for the highest grade of the Netherworld axis.

A treasure card for BF...or rather 《Allure of Darkness》.
However, it has a demerit, and its content is that it cannot be activated on the turn Special Summon, which is very painful for BF who boasts of deployment power.
Although it was produced in the 6th generation, it also has a polite one-turn limit on the name, making you feel the deflationary period of BF.
There are many rivals in addition. 《Allure of Darkness》can be said to be upwardly compatible, and expansion is necessary, but 《Wing Requital》has no disadvantages. (Ironically, the anime version had similar disadvantages.)
Even with similar drawbacks, Kyoken can flip up to 3 cards at no cost.
It's hard to use and there are many other things that should be prioritized, so it's probably out of the adoption range.
If it appeared around the 9th term, it may have been done with "only BF can do Special Summon".

A special treasure card for Red Eyes.
The fact that you can draw while sending Red Eyes, which has many resuscitation support, to her GY, and that he also comes with GY fattening and has no particular disadvantages, is a perfect score.
However, the drawback is that there are surprisingly few Level 7 Red Eyes, which are cost targets.
Among them, the two that will be mainly adopted for Red Eyes are the main family and the Black Flame Dragon, and these cards are basically not fully adopted. It's about a 4-sheet system of 3 + 1. Too few cards to allow for cost-specified hand swaps.
Crimson Eyes has plenty of search methods, but GY has even more ways to fertilize. I tend to send cards directly to GY from Recruit's or his Deck, and even if they come to my hand, I often want to use them for other purposes, such as being deployed as is or becoming a fusion material.
The fact that this card itself does not have the Red-Eyes name is also a bottleneck.
Far from reducing accidents, it could increase the accident rate, and looking at the whole thing, it is not something that can be given a perfect score.
It's probably a card that's difficult to use with the current Red Eyes, but I think it has potential in the future as Red Eyes is blessed with new releases.

It's a somewhat limited target exchange, but you can earn ads if you use Shiraishi as the cost, as shown in the illustration.
With his Dragunity, which has many cost targets, he can draw while sending equipment targets to GY, and even if it rots, it is easy to deal with the cost of the valley, so it is a great match.
I'm a little picky about his decks that I can use, but I think it's a good doroso because it doesn't have any particular disadvantages after it's activated.

One of the treasure cards from the original work.
As the name suggests, you can draw by reviving, and there are no particular restrictions.
It's useless on its own, but once it moves, it has explosive power that can knock it out.
In addition, unlike the original, it is an arbitrary effect, so it is safe because it will not be reversed like the original. However, it is also a difficult point that you may miss the timing.
You will not be released without an errata. It seems that it will be errata soon because it is active in the original work, but it seems difficult to make a good adjustment.

A treasure card often used by Kaiba.
Easy-to-use decks are quite limited due to the disadvantages.
However, even considering them, a maximum of 3 draws is attractive.
From a fan point of view, it's a pity that he's difficult to use in Kaiba decks like Blue-Eyed, but unlike 《Card of Sanctity》, I think it's a well-adjusted card that maintains its strength in the original.

In the original and anime, it was described as the "strongest hand-enhancing card" and had a tremendous effect that lived up to that, but the card has undergone tremendous deterioration. Personally, I think it's equal to or better than Oh.
Well, I think it was a difficult effect to adjust, but when I saw that the treasure cards from other original works were so powerful that they were subject to regulation, I wondered if I could do something about it.
If you use it, it is desirable to use it with a card that triggers being excluded as others have said.
It can be used in combination with something like Metaphys, but it's painful to exclude everything, even with Metaphys, and it's hard to use because even factors are excluded.
Droso, who has too strong a habit, use Silent Burning if you want to feel like the original of this card.