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It can be expected to improve the deployment power, but since there are many restrictions on RRs that can be activated with the same name, it is difficult to earn ads even if you call them with the same name.
I can't say it's a card that's easy to handle as a deployment card. It's not that I'm weak at all, and I do have a turn when it comes to building fans.
The rear illustration is beautiful and looks great.

If there is an X monster, it can be deployed, and if you search from the force, you can deploy it as it is.
Other than that, there is no particular effect and the stats are low, so I would like to use it as a material quickly or at some cost. With RR, you can move flexibly because you are good at X summoning and searching methods.
However, after the new rule, it became difficult to use it as an X material without Link Monster. For the time being, I can become Link 2 with the Force, but that alone is not enough, so I would like to prepare some kind of follow-up.
At present, I have the impression that it is more likely to be active with the Force than with the RR.

RR has a lot of combat-oriented effects, so it doesn't go bad with enhancement equipment, but if it's just a enhancement card, there are plenty of other powerful cards out there.
Therefore, it is a RUM search that becomes a differentiating point, but on top of being dependent on the opponent and easy to deal with, there is even a bad order when attacked by an opponent monster whose ATK is higher than the equipped monster.
It may be an attack restraint, but honestly water on hot stones.
It doesn't even have the name RR as a bonus.
If you really want to make use of it, you can send RR to your opponent and attack yourself. There are other more useful RUM searches now, but the good compatibility with Death Double Force is the point of differentiation.
However, it is undeniable that it feels roundabout, and since Uri is in such a state, he cannot give priority to anyone other than fans.

Reconciliation targeting RR. The difference is that it belongs to a category and has combat resistance and damage cut, the latter being his GY activation.
For this reason, if you don't need to cut damage, you can save it, and it's a delicious defense card that can be used twice with one card.
RR is his deck that is good at counterattacking, so it works well with this kind of effect.
Since it can only endure by itself, the next move is necessary, but I think it will be a useful defense card in RR.

The burn effect has no turn limit, and burnishing, which is one of the effect triggers, has no turn limit, so if it goes well, you can demonstrate high firepower.
As for the hand expansion effect, it's a waste of money, it's passive, and even though it's ATK is 0, it doesn't have an effect to prevent attacks, so it's conspicuous that it's hard to use, and it smells like a bonus.
It's a card that is highly dependent on combos, so it's probably not an easy card to handle.
As mentioned above, the burn effect has no turn limit, so it may have potential in the future.

In addition to the self-deployment effect, it seems to be easy to use at first glance because it can also secure the follower.
However, the bottleneck is that you can only deploy the RR that occurs regardless of which effect you use.
At the time of its introduction, it was fine, but as the card pool expanded, this restriction began to feel heavy.
If you want to fight almost exclusively with RR, it's an ant, but the current build gives the impression that it's a low priority.

It can defend the opponent's card and demonstrates high combat power against cards with low defense power. This card with high combat power without relying on EX is valuable for RR. Even if it cannot be destroyed in battle, it can be connected to the effect of 2.
By reviving RR with the effect of 2, you can connect to Link / X Summon. Since there is no level limit, RRX can be revived, so you can even use Revofal and Ultimate Hayabusa.
However, due to the timing, it's painful not to be able to follow up, and the compatible X is limited.
Also, with the appearance of Link, which doesn't have defense, it's become difficult to do the flow of defense, even if it's a self-destruct suicide attack.
It's slow to activate and I've come to choose my opponent, so I think it's okay to use it at the pin insertion. It's also easy to search.

Since it has a level raising effect and RR is mainly Rank 4, you can aim for Rank 5 without RUM. Since there is no particular expansion effect on its own, it can be said that it is almost essential to use it in combination with Vanishing if you want to make use of this effect. It's a deck with a lot of search, so it's easy to align.
However, the favorite is the effect of 2, which is limited to your turn, but you can activate the RR universal search. RR has a tribute on the card he sends to GY, so basically it will be activated from the tribute. Since it is excluded, it is not compatible with Impail, but there are plenty of ways to return.
In RR, it is an essential presence due to its effect.

RR functions as a real searcher because of the presence of Mimicry that is sent to her GY and exerts a search effect.
Also himself he has a Quick-Play Spell RUM search.
However, both effects are a little slow. GY Send does not activate immediately after summoning, and is somewhat vulnerable to interference.
Quick-Play Spell RUM search also requires battle destruction. 1800 RBI is a good number for a lower class, but it's not an easy condition to aim for in the current environment where large players can easily be deployed, and honestly it's close to a bonus.
It has a few shortcomings, but it's definitely one of the essential RR cards for the first move.

It can be said that it is a pair of Dakini, but the 1st demon, Trap GY Forced Sending, is unreliable as a removal method, as the opponent has the choice and it is powerless for Friche.
Furthermore, demons and traps don't have as much resistance as monsters. Since there are many GY activations, there is little appreciation for the compulsion effect.
Even when attacking monsters continuously, his RBI is 2500, which is even lower than Dakini's, which is unsatisfactory.
The effect of 3 is also a check, but the effect itself does not negate and is useless if the opponent's field is empty, so the impression is that it is insufficient as a check.
It can't be said that it has a good meshing effect, and the overall effect is somewhat self-weight, and it's a performance that makes sense to say that it was made to replace Dakini, who was regulated in Lynx.

Although it is Droso of the machine angel, it loses one card. If you pull the trigger of the machine angel and release Benten, the ad loss will be offset, but Benten can be said to be the key of the machine angel, and there are many other things you want to use.
Machine Angel itself is his deck that is good at searching, and the lack of need to exchange cards also adds to the impracticality of this card.
Even though you can search from the egg, there is a possibility of an accident if you do poorly with the basic ad loss, and I feel that it is a low-quality card for Drosso. The machine angel support of Leger 4 is generally subtle...

Cyber Angel has plenty of search methods, but even though it's a Quick-Play Spell, the 2:1 exchange enhancement card is honestly quite heavy. Although you can pull the effect trigger of the machine angel, there are more efficient means.
In addition, the cards that can be targeted also support Honest. You can negate the effects of EX monsters, but there is no great benefit because the range is narrow only at BP.
The advantage over Honest is that you can search with an egg and release a machine angel that has already attacked, so it is easy to attack with a high hit point without depending on the opponent's field. However, Honest can also be searched with Benten, and the situations where it can be used effectively are somewhat niche.
Honestly, it feels outdated and underpowered.

Compared to the TF version, which had to match the level, it is more flexible and has additional effects, a ritual card for the advent of the Machine Angel.
Preliminary preparation is not supported, but search and collection methods themselves are abundant.
By excluding it from GY, it is possible to attach destruction resistance to a wide range, and it is excellent as a bonus even though there are many removals other than destruction.
However, as mentioned above, it is blessed with a collection method, and since it is a machine angel that can use 3 copies of this card at full, I want to carefully determine the timing to use it.
Overall, it's a good ritual card.

It's called Benten, why isn't there a 1 turn limit...
The effect of 1 can be expected to have a reasonable LP gain, and the effect of 2 is not bad if you line up with a high suppression ritual.
Problem 3. As long as you have the GY cost, you can activate it any number of times.
At the time of its introduction, there were only a limited number of ways to remove it from the field, so it couldn't be abused that much, but since it became possible to easily deal with monsters that were stolen by Link Summoning, you can also aim to completely deal with your opponent's monsters. Benten with high rotational force is suitable for the cost.
The drawback is that Cyber Angel is the only odd-numbered level, and it is difficult to summon from an absolute ritual that needs to match the release destination and level.
However, depending on Deck, he doesn't really care. For example, with Benten, he is a major business trip destination, and if he is weakened by 《Meteonis Drytron》, he can use even one Drytron.
It's a hassle, but I think it's a card that can be used to match it.
Benten is likely to be regulated anyway.

Due to its high level, ritual summoning tends to consume a lot of money, so I would like to release something with the same name like Kozmo's Death Star, making full use of the abundant search methods. It can also be connected to the effect of 2. Alternatively, it is also possible to put out the response that appeared in Leger 4, and in this case it is easy to keep the number of adoptions down.
It can remove all cards deployed from EX to high status, and burn is also attached. In addition, it is very aggressive as it is possible to attack twice.
Currently, his Deck that doesn't use EX is more rare, and it's easier to aim for because of the popularity of links that can be played under loose conditions, and the strength of dependence due to the influence of the new rules.
It also has a destruction negate that has a range similar to that of Stada, making your army solid. There are many removal methods other than destroying the current environment, so I can't be overconfident, but this card has a high 1 kill power, so if you only use it on your turn, I feel that it is necessary and sufficient range.
I think it's a trump card for machine angels with explosive power commensurate with its weight.