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Annihilate the whole land Reincarnation wave!!
A card that gains an exceptional status of ATK 10000, albeit temporarily
However, putting this card on the field itself is one of the most difficult in the Yu-Gi-Oh world. Although the number of support cards has increased in recent years, it is still difficult to issue.

It has a general-purpose effect, but since demons are specified as materials, it is difficult to use unless you are demon-centric.
For DD, if you use Baphomet or Griffon, it will be easier to summon. Besides that, can I aim for summoning in IF and Dark World?
The effect of 1 is similar to soul charge. It's hard to use depending on the LP situation, but it's possible to take advantage of Teru and Dark.
However, in the current era where there are plenty of removal methods other than destruction, you can't be overconfident.
If anything, 2's Dark Contract search is the favorite, and this can be activated by simply sending it from the field to his GY, and it can be used as a fusion or link material.
Together with Teru, it is also useful as an underlay for the Pardon King.
Previously, DD was out of the adoption range due to the low priority of rank 4, but with the appearance of Griffon, King of Pardon, and Azeus, I think the adoption value has increased significantly.

Tuner is designated as DD, but DD tuners are excellent, such as Lamia and Howling, so DD can be easily summoned.
It has a resurrection effect similar to Temujin, and can be summoned as a trigger, but its level is somewhat limited to 4 or less.
Most of all, there are few problems with the target, and the main materials will be lamia and howling, which will be revived and connected to an even larger size.
One piece that supports the deployment power of DD like Temujin.

Loose material specification in DDx2 and DD. At the same time, he can also become a super-fusion agent, but he yields that position to Darc.
His offense and defense are on par with the lower class, but he can revive his DD by triggering his Special Summon, and there are no demerits or level restrictions.
One of the summoning methods of this card, Swirl, is also a trigger for its own effect, so I definitely want to use it together.
Great King Temujin and Alexander also have similar effects, but they can be differentiated by level, and both names have a 1-turn limit, so there is little need to judge superiority or inferiority, so I would rather use them together.
His Dark Contract recovery when destroyed is also passive, but nice enough.
An important piece that will be the starting point for the development of DD.

Subtle performance drawn out from a blessed card illustration. Compared to Saipara, it's still at a usable level, but what it's doing isn't much different from the awakening melody. In addition, there is also the existence of Sage with Eyes of Blue that can be summoned with the same level, the same attribute, and the same race. The self-revive ability is nice, but it's difficult to be adopted in Blue-Eyed, which is constantly improving.

You can earn ads by searching for cards with the same name in summons, but what is it because you searched for the same name? The feeling is undeniable. If you double it in your hand, you will be miserable. As long as you don't take advantage of Dragon, he's a good Gadget card, but Sniffer Dragon, which also supports Special Summon, has also appeared, making it even more narrow. The illustrations are cute.

You can earn ads by searching for cards with the same name in summons and special summons, but what is it because you searched for the same name? The feeling is undeniable. If you double it in your hand, you will be miserable. As already said, "Poki Draco" is only a Special Summon, and if you ask if this card will be a Special Summon in the first place, well, it probably won't.

When you Normal Summon, you can use monsters in your hand as S materials, but being banished is quite painful. Of course, there are cards that live by being banished, but the fact that they are limited to Zombie is a drag.

It is easy to put out, and the RBI increase can be expected to a numerical value that can not be fooled.
The GY resurrection effect is easy to understand, and it works well as a signboard monster for Strak.

As can be said for the majority of Fusion HEROs, this is a category with many search and recruit methods, so it's not difficult to align even two by name.
However, compared to E・HERO fusion, the narrowness of the summoning route that can only be put out with Dark Fusion is a bottleneck.
Compared to Wild Wing, the effect is total removal and no cost, but it can't be said to be upwardly compatible because it is limited to set cards and needs to pass through attacks.
The most important thing is that her combat power is at the same level as that of a lower class, and she is unreliable.
For the time being, there are many aids such as dark fusion resistance, honesty, and overlord castle.
However, it is undeniably difficult to handle.

Elemental HERO has abundant search and recruiting methods, and GY fusion also exists, so the fusion itself of this card is easy.
The effect is a cycle of spell 1 and there is no turn limit.
However, his own status is extremely low for his level, and even if he can interfere with lying down, it will be difficult for him to play an active role in battle.
To be honest, the elemental HERO material is not as powerful as the current Elemental HERO, and it is not strictly a fusion, but the acid that can be put out from Bubbleman with a mask is a no-cos, and it also has the ability to weaken the entire body in addition to removing all magic and traps. enough.
On top of that, Gaia and Tornado can also be used with the same material, and the fusion material is looser than himself, so they can't interfere with prone, but he himself is powerless against Friche and summoning reactions, and now his attack reactions aren't popular, and his performance hasn't changed much, let alone improved. It is often turned around.
Both the material and himself are currently lacking in strength, so he probably won't have a seat in the strict EX frame of Elemental HERO.

His Evil HERO version of Flare Wing.
As can be said for the majority of Fusion HEROs, this is a category with many search and recruit methods, so it's not difficult to align even two by name.
However, compared to E・HERO fusion, the narrowness of the summoning route that can only be put out with Dark Fusion is a bottleneck.
Instead, the effect is strengthened compared to E・, and in addition to being equipped with penetration, the burn effect can also refer to the defensive power.
However, I feel that there is not much difference in performance despite the poor handling. What you do is basically the same. Depending on the opponent, it will work the same as Flare Wingman, and it will not be stable.
Flare Wingman has many summoning routes and has a dedicated support, so I think it would be difficult to outperform him.
As a bonus, since it was implemented after the specification change of the burn effect in Lynx, the essential burn effect has been nerfed to half, and it has become a sad thing that Flare Wingman has almost deteriorated.

No matter how good the search is with Nephitis, which focuses on self-destruction tactics, 2:1 Normal Spell removal is an anachronism.
It was a Quick-Play Spell, as many have said, but it could still be defended if it was a removal spell or if you could destroy your hand.

His usability as a simple removal card is inferior to his Harpie, and there are decks of him that are not compatible with Sin and Gems, so I choose his deck that can be used somewhat.
This can no longer be said to be a simple backward compatibility because it has a combo feature that allows you to remove cards that are in the way of your field and involve cards that are activated when they are not destroyed.
However, like Harpie, he's been less prone lately, and he can't interfere in the opponent's turn, so he sometimes seems inferior to Psychic and Tsuitsui. As mentioned above, this is superior in that it does not spoil at all even from the beginning because it can destroy your own cards.
I don't think it's even a card that should be banned. That being said, if he were to be released until now, he would not be able to stand face down in earnest, so even if he were to be released, would he be replaced with Harpie?
Now that we have Psych and similar cards in abundance, I feel like that won't change. But the No-Cos overall removal is still strong.

I've finished pushing P, so I think it's about time to replace it with Hanehaha.