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Darklord resurrection card. For Darklords, you can aim to revive two with one card from the presence of Superbia, which has a resurrection effect. For the reasons described later, it will mainly revive Superbia. There is a name turn 1 limit, but you can aim to activate multiple times in one turn from the copy effect of one of his Darklords.
It's a complete resurrection, but it's a defensive resurrection, so it's painful not to be able to participate as an attacker. You can prepare an attacker if you use it as a material or insert a super beer. Or at least he with the GY copy effect wants to revive the Darklord.
He also misses the activation timing of Superbia when Darklord's GY adaptive effect on him. It is an advantage that you can avoid summoning reactions such as abyss, but if you look at the current adoption rate of summoning reactions, you will feel that the drawback is bigger.
It's a little rough on the details, but it's definitely an excellent card that will be the cornerstone of Darklord's development.

Versatile category search other than those with the same name.
In other words, it has the name Turn 1, but one part of Darklord has a copy effect that can "adapt" the effect of his Darklord Demon Trap of his GY, so if he can deploy Darklord with that effect Allows for a second activation.
He is a high-ranking and top-ranking card, and is a very important and essential card for Darklord.

A Darklord with a deployment effect like Megalo Abyss. It feels like a Special Summon with 2 cards in hand, and unlike Megaro, there is no search, but he is an advanced player who can special summon himself, and Darklord is currently the only one who is valuable.
In addition, one copy of him has the copy effect that Darklord has, so this can limit the loss. The hand cost is also connected to this effect, and this cost is not a bad thing for Darklord, as he is an important resurrection and GY ad. Another advantage is that you can aim to activate Darklord Trap without Trap lag.
On the other hand, it would be troublesome to draw cards when the hand is exhausted, so there is a certain possibility of an accident.
He is not as unwieldy as he looks, and he has high mobility.

There are many advanced and superlative grades, and it has a very useful effect for his Darklord, whose basics are the possibility of an accident and resurrection deployment of the name Turn 1.
His stats are low for his level, but it feels like it's necessary and sufficient, and part of him has the Darklord's Friche copy effect, so he can play an active role in the field.
The illustration has become very popular and has been reprinted, so it has become easier to obtain.
A cornerstone card of the Darklord's deck. The current environment where Urara is an essential level is a little headwind, but I think this card itself is very excellent in both illustration and performance.

After all, darkness has fallen... it's the best!
Compared to the original Zelato, it is no longer a Special Summon monster and can be compromise summoned by releasing one if the conditions are met.
Later on, he categorized Darklords and became more supportive, making it even easier to operate.
The cost of the Sambol effect became dark and the self-destruction effect was added, but I don't mind it so much because I can settle it late at the end and before that or use it as a material.
I think it's an excellent card as a general-purpose dark superlative.

One of the lesser Darklords, he is an important GY ad, and he has a welcome effect on Darklords.
He is mainly high-ranking and high-ranking, and his main development is resurrection. Darklord is easy to have summoning rights left over, and low-ranking, which has good compatibility effects, also helps reduce accidents.
However, since it is weak and weak on its own and it only enriches his GY, it is almost a prerequisite to use it with other cards.
As soon as I put him on the field, I would like to use him as a cost for Darklord Trap or as a material for some kind of material. I often don't feel grateful after the middle stage, so I want to be careful about the number of adoptions. Also, since there are people who can use summoning rights to do more flashy things, there are quite a few rivals.
Good or bad, one piece that will do a solid job.

For an angel with a lot of ways to deploy, it's very painful that he can't Special Summon. However, since it is an angel with a lot of ways to develop it, it is easy to align the releases, and it is not a difficult story to put out. Darklord is also good at searching.
It's a high stat for a single release, and the removal that has a Dark End-like effect and doesn't involve destruction is valuable for angels. However, since the stats are greatly lowered, it becomes difficult to use as an attacker, and it is easy to be destroyed in battle on the return turn.
By supporting this area, you can aim for various tactics, and you can also negate your own effects and return them when they are attacked with the aim of destroying battles.
It has good removal and isn't difficult to summon, but it's a disadvantage due to its narrow deployment.
In the case of Darklord, there is an existence of immorality that can also be used to interfere with opponents by targeting demons and traps that mediated destruction.
His Hyperion, which has almost the same removal performance as Immoral, exists in the highest-ranking angel, and there is no deployment limit, and it can be removed without lowering the RBI.
The specs aren't bad at all, but even if it's a RBI or a removal that doesn't involve destruction, the existence of EX doesn't bother me much now. It is an impression that it is difficult to prioritize.

I can't recruit or revive, but I can do other developments, so I'd like to mainly aim for deployment from Valhalla. Darklord is easy to search.
A useful effect for angels who can activate angel-only burials on high RBI, and can be effective by sending them to his GY such as reticulants and superbias.
If destroyed, you can leave two tokens with different resistance to destruction, which can be used for various purposes such as release personnel, various materials, and walls.
However, since there are plenty of removal means other than destruction of the current environment, this effect is also difficult to demonstrate. If possible, I would like to activate it so that it gets involved from here with a torrent or braho.
In Darklord, his GY sending effect is useful, but it hurts that he can't revive more than that, so it's difficult to adopt him in Darklord, whose main development is revival.
Will Fairy, which is centered on the highest grades that make use of Valhalla, become the main place of activity? The specs themselves are quite good, but I feel that it is difficult to handle due to the narrowness of the means of deployment.

It has a penetrating effect, but requires resurrection as a condition.
The same category has plenty of GY fertilizer and resuscitation methods, so it's not difficult to operate.
However, there is a fundamental lack of power. It's not worth the effort it takes to get through, and with 2300 hit points, it's a number that leaves you uneasy about actively fighting.
Later, Nergal of the same category, which also has a piercing effect, appeared.
That one has higher offense and defense, can handle penetration without any particular conditions, and is applied to the entire Fairy. In addition, it also has a copy effect that many of her Darklords have in common.
There is a difference between advanced and superlative, but since both are mainly used for resurrection, there is no difference in weight.
At level 5, it is not currently a priority for Darklords, and even as an attacker who can Tribute Summon with one release, Desire has higher hit points and removal effects.
It's not that it's difficult to handle, but there are more excellent ones, so it's a tough existence with little significance.

It used to be famous as a very expensive card.
As a superlative, you can revive Fairy with sufficient status without level restrictions when reviving, and you can easily aim to strengthen the front line of the field. Since it came out quite some time ago, there is no turn limit on its effect, so if it goes well, you can aim for a considerable amount of deployment.
She herself is a dark lord who is easy to send to her GY, and has a very blessed status with trains and temptations and Ishtam and many hand exchanges.
It's an effect that can be used in Fairy in general, but angels have quite a variety of removal effects, so it's not a good match for all angels.
In Darklord, it's an excellent card that has a high degree of importance as a cornerstone of development.

In the old days, by arranging Meklord Monarch and Weiserain with combat destruction resistance, I was able to simulate the abilities of his Meklord Monarch and its parts.
Since it is undead, there are plenty of ways to revive it, and since it supports pirata, there are plenty of ways to deploy it.
However, the effect is rather low as an advanced card, so it is desirable to line up other cards that are compatible with this card, and since the effect is visible, it is difficult to use as a combo.
Before that, there are currently plenty of removal methods, so even if they are lined up, most of them are easily destroyed.
To be honest, it would be very impractical.

It is a card that lets you temporarily release a monster from the field, and by chaining it to your opponent's removal, you can evade removal. I can do a variety of activities. After the new rule, new uses were made to vacate the EX zone.
However, it is painful that the field becomes thin because it is released from the field once, and it is especially painful that it can not be used immediately after pulling it because of his trap.
There's also World Legacy Clash, a Quick-Play Spell that can weaken your opponent's cards. Compared to over there, it is superior in that it doesn't depend on the opponent's field and can target cards that don't have offense or defense.
As a simple removal evasion, there are many parts that are a little uneasy and difficult, so I want to make the most of this card's advantage. Although it is simple, I feel that it is a card that requires a high level of playing to handle it well.

It's an effect that lives up to its name, and although this effect doesn't target, there are a great many monsters that can be robbed. However, since the monsters to be replaced are decided by each other, the bottleneck is that it is a little unstable as a control-stealing card.
As already said, its main function is to send Demerit Monsters to the opponent rather than stealing the opponent's cards.
He doesn't really want to fight decks because he's stable or not, because he's the key to this card. It feels like a card like that.
I choose Deck, but I think it's an excellent card.

From the original work and animation, this is the fusion of Bramaghi! I have a strong impression.
All of the specified materials are of the highest grade, but both are categories blessed with support and fusion summoning methods, so summoning is easy.
His Spell negate has no turn limit, and has a highly versatile effect with enhancements that refer to Dragon, which has a high encounter rate.
Unlike Bass Blur, you can also refer to your own GY, so you can specialize in strengthening.
However, it's a time-consuming fusion, and he needs a hand for Spell negate, and neither the bramages, bass blurs, or other materials he uses are Dragons, so it's hard to say that they're decks with a high ratio of Dragons, so there's some instability.
If it's a specialized build or an environment where Dragons are prevalent, I wonder if it's worth the priority as a countermeasure.
If you devise it, it is possible to play an active role that is by no means inferior to the current card.

The material designation can be any kind of bass blur and dragon, and it can be considered as a super fusion member from a relatively loose designation.
A man who slays a dragon with an effect that takes the effect of bass blur even further. Link can't be used as a defense, but against dragons he's unlikely to be defeated in battle, so he's just a strong dragon slayer against dragons.
However, it's painful that he can't attack directly without paying attention to the player because he only cares about dragons. If the opponent doesn't put out a monster, it's often a stalemate. Even though they are a major race, they are powerless against anything other than dragons, and even if they are centered on dragons, they cannot be relieved from the existence of EX. Permanent effects also apply. Due to its characteristics, it is strong against mirror matches, but is that enough? A swordsman who destroys dragons.
It's a well-known story, but it's essential to use it together with the race change to make him want to kill. Due to the new rules, it has become difficult to use together with Banryu, but that has been greatly improved with the appearance of excellent Links such as Khalifa.
It is a trump card for pure bass blurring and has some instability, but when you get stuck in the mold, it demonstrates high control and striking power.