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It's a Toon version of Bass Blur, and the effect is also Bass Blur, but since the original name is not Bass Blur, there is no effect that treats it as Bass Blur, so it can hardly be used as a support for Bass Blur or Destruction Sword.
The effect is the same, but he has been killed by Toon's common summoning sickness. There is no habit development effect, etc. and the weight is the same.
You can search by lottery, but his Toon of the same level has his Red-Eyes, Bramaghi, etc., and these have excellent effects. For now, there are no races or attributes that can be utilized in his Toon. His goblins, if any, are low-ranking and ready for reinforcements.
A remake of Destruction Sword that seems to have further deteriorated the user, an unfortunate card that has no adoption value in either Toon or the original. I can't believe this is the same recording as that EM monkey. I feel the performance as if I made it with glue.
I'd like to say that if dragons were to become quite popular, but it would be tough to have summoning sickness in a meta that can be used in battle.

It is a remake of Buster Blader, and the effect of getting the name of Bass Blur can be demonstrated against other races, making it a versatile deck that is strong against tribal unified decks.
So if you ask me if it's stronger than the original Buster Blader...it's not. Only GY can get the name of Bass Blur, and compared to Bass Blur, he can't expand his hand from the companion dragon, can't be recollected, and can't be used for hand fusion. As for the search method itself, he has the name of Destruction Sword, so it's easy to bring both of them, but even if you bring it as a companion dragon, you can't deploy it as it is, so it's a little troublesome and lacks diversity. And Basbure can change the race to Dragon, so it's not compatible with savage dragons, and if you use the effect poorly, the effect will spoil.
Although the effect itself is easier to get ads than the original, it is difficult to handle the essential bass blur. Well, I think that it can not be adopted depending on the axis.

It has an effect that gives you an advantage in battle against Dragons, and if you have even one body, you can hardly lose with 3100 and an ace class, and you can hardly lose if you are centered on Dragons.
Since the Dragon itself is a major race, there are quite a few opportunities to activate it. However, there are many people who have excellent effects to the extent that they become popular if you turn the other side, so even if they are strong in battle, they are powerless in their effects and cannot be overconfident. Since it is a heavy superlative, it will be difficult to adopt as a mere meta.
However, perhaps because Yugi used it in the original, the amount of support is abundant and categorized.
Compared to the user of Destruction Sword, which can be said to be a remake, the original name is a bathtub, so there are more ways to search for it than over there, and it is easy to use as a material. The effect is also different, and overall, this one is easier to use and you can be proud of it as an ace.

Excluded version "Chaos Necromancer", compared to Helios with a similar effect, the increase value is higher instead of limiting to your own card.
Since it is easy to adjust by yourself, this is usually more convenient, and there are many cards that can be used together because it doesn't matter the front or back.
It has already been said that if you look at cards with good compatibility and battle-level cards, it seems easy to adopt for metabi.
It's just a brain muscle, but I think it's a low-level attacker who can't be taken lightly and has a high degree of surprise.

Fabled S common material designation and low level, so summoning is not difficult. Since it is a low level, it is an advantage that it is possible to revive with Cruz.
As a level 4S, it has a high RBI and a versatile negate with no turn restrictions and a very powerful effect.
However, the activation conditions are very troublesome and it is easy to be influenced by the actions of the opponent. Due to its characteristics, if there is a considerable difference in the number of cards in the opponent's hand at the time of S summoning, it also has the instability that even the effect will not be displayed for a while.
It is essential to use it with a card that can increase or decrease your hand with Friche so that you can adjust your hand.
Due to the existence and popularity of hand triggers in the current environment, it is becoming more difficult to adjust than before.
It is a difficult card that requires a great deal of timing to activate its effect, and it is a card for advanced players who want to play an active role in a deck that is specially constructed for themselves instead of Fabled. However, I feel that it has the performance that meets my expectations.

It is easy to summon him in Fabled, partly because it is a low level material specification common to Fabled S. Corresponds to the resurrection of Cruz thanks to the low level.
It can be effective in a handless state, and on the contrary, it will self-destruct if there are too many cards in hand, but with his Fabled, whose main tactic is to discard cards, there is little to worry about.
It can demonstrate robust destruction resistance, but compared to the past, removal other than destruction is abundant and it is not a very overconfident resistance.
Unicorn with the same level and material designation has a very strong habit, but has a higher RBI than itself and a powerful all-purpose negate effect.
The effect itself is not affected by the opponent or the situation, so this is an effect that is easier to use and differentiating, but it is not reliable, and now that the options for EX have increased to an incomparable amount compared to the past, it is prioritized over this. I feel that hiring is quite difficult because there are so many people I want to do.

Fabled's trump card from its status
A card that looks like a combo part.
The tuner side is requested for his Fabled, but the non-tuner side is free.
If you prepare a high level that is easy to deploy as much as possible, it will be easier to summon.
Although it has a high hit point of 3000, it is destroyed and recovered, so it has a negative effect for a high level. Also, there is a possibility of missing the timing because it is arbitrary at the time.
However, the number of collected cards is as large as 3, which is attractive for Fabled, who discards his hand and develops.
Furthermore, it can be activated even if you destroy it yourself, and there is no turn limit. If you use it well, you can earn a considerable advantage.
Fabled's typical explosive power is high, but it's a card for experts.

Tuner designation is relatively loose, but Fabled's overall level is low, so if it's a little difficult to S summon, I'd like to start with Rageon or Solkius.
It has a high hit point and the ability to exchange cards, and you can draw while pulling the effect trigger of Fabled to aim for ad earning. Unfortunately it cannot be comboed with Dark World.
It's an easy-to-use effect for Fabled, but Level 8S has many powerful effects in fierce battlefields, and it feels a little unsatisfactory to go out of its way to use a large one.
If you want to earn ads while pulling Fabled's trigger, you can do it with a lighter Troymare link.
The options for S monsters have increased more than ever before, and for Decks that use EX under the current rules, the appearance of Link, which I definitely want to use, makes the EX frame extremely tight, and it's possible that it won't be one of the options. I think it's a little tough to get a seat at the current Fabled.

Fabled is easy to summon because the level is low. Some Fabled tuners are relatively versatile, so it's possible that he can't put it out in his deck other than Fabled.
You can increase your hand with certain conditions, and this condition is easy for Fabled, who has a rough hand consumption, and is excellent with Libra like Formulaon.
However, it has no effect except for drawing, and the situation when it is negate from that condition is dangerous, so I would like to take countermeasures. The RBI is not so high, so after using the effect, I would like to connect it to a larger size.
It's like the lifeblood of Fabled, and I think it's an excellent S, although it's somewhat unstable due to the influence of the new rules.

The only Trap used by Hao Judai in the anime.
The merits and demerits do not match the cost, and even fans can say that it is an industrial waste that cannot be used.
It's a privilege of the Duel Disc, and it's rare that it's never been reprinted, but conversely, there's not much demand for it.

A card that gives the equipped target resistance like a meddling elf, and since it doesn't attack, it doesn't take damage.
However, in the current situation where both you and your opponent are limited and you have a lot of removal, it doesn't even act as a deterrent. There are tons of other cards that are more useful, and the fact that they haven't been recorded for more than ten years shows that their practicality is very low. It may just be rarity.

A card pushing rank 4 summoning, close to Brichin. However, only S has restrictions on materials, so it is also useful for link development. For reptiles with weak deployment power, it is a great value. However, since level 4 is required, even reptiles need to be constructed with some awareness.
Since the attributes and races are different from other level 4 deployment personnel, differentiation is easy in that respect as well.
It is an advantage that it is a large reptilian that is a darkness with a lot of support and can be searched as a successor from Kingle.
There is a possibility that it will rot because of the slightly unusual summoning conditions, but it is also strong against negate effects, etc. and can be treated as Droso in the Emperor Order.
I think that it is an easy-to-use deployment member.

A high-performance low class that can be deployed in a blessed race with sidedra conditions, and has three types of merit effects, such as searching for heroic if damage is done through penetration.
ATK also has a lower attacker standard class and can search for the same name, so it has high versatility.
However, both effects are incompatible with the current environment.
Due to its characteristics, it is basically impossible to develop from the beginning, and the search through battle feels slow, and there are places that do not mesh with this card, which is suitable for the material.
Due to this, the hiring rate for deployment personnel has fallen. If it's a heroic, it's easy to raise the RBI by chance, and it's easy to play an active part, and I think it's currently in the original scabbard.

It's easy to make use of the effect if it's a dragon that has a lot of high hit points in the racial support, but as the times progress, the number of dragons with excellent removal effects is increasing, and he's relying on this card, which doesn't earn an ad alone. need is waning.
The environment is also blowing against the wind, and the increase in removal methods and the appearance of links with loose summoning conditions have reduced the chances of weak monsters and wall monsters remaining on the field, and the link summons have no defense and the penetration effect itself is weak. Feeling on fire.
In addition, this card itself is a trap and can be used on your own turn, so you need to straddle one turn. As mentioned above, now that there are plenty of removals, it is often broken before activation.
I think it's a card in a pretty tough position due to the performance improvement of Dragon as a whole, the decrease in the value of walls and penetration, and the lack of haste.

Contrary to its name, this card often ends the war, and it has been unmoved for over ten years due to restrictions.
It deals as much damage as the number of monsters in the field, and it is easy to generate a large amount of firepower in this era of mass deployment.
In addition, since it can raise a face-down monster and does not activate the reverse effect, it can be used as a reverse meta or support for cards that target the face-up side.
Compared to "Just Desserts", it has a reverse meta and a wider range, but it is inferior in that it is unlimited and includes tokens and vanilla.
Over there, it works well with the send tactic, and it's easy to increase your firepower with 《Ojama Trio》. This includes your own field, so if you deploy a lot, you can increase your firepower, but in the Burn Deck, you don't often deploy a lot in the first place, so it doesn't mesh.
As a burn card, it tends to generate high damage, but it's not always stable, and with the advent of Link, the usage rate of tokens has increased, so in many cases, 《Just Desserts》is better, but honestly, I'm limiting it. I feel that it may not be the performance to keep.