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Like the original story, even if he is sunk, he can continue to call B.E.S. as long as he is in the deck. Duplication is possible.
However, Normal Summon is not possible and the deployment power is dulled, and recruitment is late at the end. B.E.S. itself is not a highly capable monster.
Since it does not react unless it is destroyed, it is easy to stop its deployment now that removal methods have increased.
Thanks to the Zeros and mk-III that appeared after the 9th term, the usability has improved greatly, but this card alone is still a card with a strong habit that is not a praised support.

The core field of B.E.S. that solves all the difficult points of B.E.S.
However, as already mentioned, the result of cramming in too much has now become a strong reliance on the card.
Since it's a field, there are plenty of search methods, but since this card itself doesn't have resistances, it's a good idea to prepare a counter method instead of overconfidence.
It's the perfect card for B.E.S.

The effect when summoned is Recruit, and his level is 7, so it's easy to aim for Rank 7.
However, since it doesn't support Special Summon, it tends to consume a lot of money, and the current DD rank 7 has a low priority, making it difficult to handle.
In GY he has a similar effect to Nekroz Rhyme, will this be the main effect?
However, compared to over there, it is limited to the turn sent to GY and fusion limited to level 8 or higher, so it is slightly less convenient to use.
However, since Nekroz Rhyme has a one-turn name limit, he can use it as a second and subsequent existence.
It will also be possible to differentiate between different levels. Easy to use as materials for Cyfleet and Great King Caesar.
There are quirks, but depending on the type, is there a priority value?

I think it was the existence that made me understand what would happen if I simulated two Xyz. Well, in the case of this card, the Recruit effect and support were too strong, so I don't think it has much to do with this card.
The Rikuru effect can only be used once per turn, but it's not restricted to the same name, so it's a fraudulent use that can be used again with the other one you summoned. Without any particular disadvantages, he has high performance with Zoodiac X itself, and has high performance and business trips that can aim for mass deployment with a single card.
Restricted at the beginning of 2017, rendering Rickle effect meaningless unless control is taken away. Although it had the effect of greatly changing the construction of Zoodiac, his GY fertilization effect, which was close to a bonus, came to the spotlight, and is still a useful presence in Zoodiac.
As you can see from the semi-stopped Diavo and Reborn Tengu that have similar moves, it's a power card that's too blessed in many ways. It was after EMem was created, so I was amazed at the time. I'm still producing something called FWD.

Zoodiac recruitment card. Zodiac has a Mormorat with high deployment power, so I was able to aim for a large number of deployments with this single card.
In addition, there are no particular disadvantages, and it is a head card that you can choose this card itself as the card to destroy.
When this card first appeared, there were categories that went well with self-destruction tactics such as P summons and his TRUE, forming a strong synergy, and eliminating send cards such as X meta's flying G. You can also use it.
X materialization is often used in the first move, so it's an effect that smells like a bonus.
The ban has been lifted due to the environmental inflation and he has strict regulations on Zoodiac itself, but it can be said that it is a power card.

Lean on the desk with your elbows up, put your hands on your mouth and keep your eyes shining while sealing it off.
It can block the effects of his Attack Position monsters on the field, and is strong against Link Monsters due to its characteristics. ATK is poor, but defensive power is so-so and strong resistance is attached if defensive. I want him to Special Summon on defense as much as possible.
The effect itself is highly influential, but it does not affect summoning actions, etc., and if left as it is, it is easy to be easily destroyed in battle even in defense.
In addition, it can only be stopped by Attack Position, activation and field, so there are quite a few holes.
It looks excellent, but it is difficult to handle and the actual lock strength is slightly felt.

First of all, the existence of 《Royal Decree》, which has no particular activation conditions, is a daunting task.
You need Meisei to activate and maintain it, but if Meisei traps him and removes him before activation, it's okay, so this card, which tends to be the second move, has extremely low practicality.
There are a lot of Trap metas, not just the ones mentioned above, and in the first place, due to the speeding up of the current environment, the evaluation of Trap set is low, and he is a card that has far less significance than Spell Seal.

The effect itself is highly influential, but it's a shame that Meisei is weak and the effect extends to himself, so it's hard to use him with spell enhancement.
Meisei is a spell user, and if he is a spell user, he is a field spell, and there is a spell user village where he can block his spell only on the opponent.
Not only this, but if he wants to do spell containment, there are many more stable and easy to use.

The only vanilla in the Sorcerer/Monk series, in addition to being a Dark/Spell user, having 2 types of dedicated cards gives you plenty of support.
By using that special card together, you can unlock the ability to block demons and traps, but because your own status is low, it is easy to be destroyed without a defense / strengthening card.
Moreover, since the effect of this special card extends to yourself, it is difficult to use it together with strengthening with Spell and Trap.
There are many dedicated cards, such as cards to protect yourself, and other cards that act as attackers, so honestly, it's quite difficult to handle them, including the dedicated cards.

You can exclude the opponent's GY monsters, but it is fatal that the activation trigger is dependent on the opponent.
There are many cards in GY banishment that allow more freedom in timing, and being passive like this card and depending on the other party is clearly out of the question.
Compared to Crow and Excluder, it can withstand use as a low-level attacker, but if it can deal damage, Kaiku of the Monk series with the same RBI can banish more cards, and it also has the ability to block bans...
Even though Formulaon and tuning are included in the extreme, it is super and even collects hate.
I think that it is suitable for the name of a broken commander in a bad way.

A Special Summon meta with performance similar to Pakike, the cost of the removal effect is random, so it is a little cumbersome to adjust, but it is quite powerful.
And since Special Summon can be blocked, the effect itself on each other is very large.
However, the low status that even recruiters can break through is a flaw.
Some kind of support is required.
Luckily, spellcasters have a lot of support and are easy to bring from stats to lower levels. It can be used differently from Chris Pakike, and even though it's not overly reliable on its own, I think this card is strong enough in the Special Summon meta.

A boy who seems to be playful.
Since he is a low-ranking attacker and has a RBI of 200, he has plenty of support.
The important effect is the effect to seal the set card, but it is indeterminate and does not have the ability to seal, so if you target Friche, it will be chained. You can change the timing, but...
Destroying or sealing set cards with monsters like this is something I want to do before summoning monsters, so I don't really get along.
In the past, there was something called Choren Beat that made use of its abundant support, but I think it's a little tougher now that there are more frices and counters than ever before, and the rate of adoption of set cards is decreasing in the first place.

Ragnarok, it seems that it is usually myself who activates this and reaches the end.
An effect reminiscent of the anime Armitile's †Nihon Genei Rashomon†.
It's a very powerful removal, but it's a very tough condition that you need to give your opponent a heavy Lord of the Aesir and keep it until the opponent's end. Moreover, the Lord of the Aesir I gave you will not be revived.
This severity has gotten worse as the times have progressed, and now with the advent of link summoning it is very easy to avoid. Even if you can bring it to the activation, it is doubtful that you can pursue it satisfactorily with the consumption that took that long.
In the old ruling, if Odin was handed over and its effect was used, it would not only fail to fire, but it would be the ultimate "Present Card" with a gag-stained ruling that only Odin was handed over.
Well, even if the ruling changes, the performance is almost at the entertainment level due to this unwieldyness. Nordic new overseas can summon a Lord of the Aesir that can not be regenerated, so it can be said that this card is relatively useless for sending, but there are many cards that are easier to handle.

Ninja …Yorika is an X-attacker who often plays an active role in a warrior deck that is easy to get out of Rank 4.
It's tied to warriors, but warriors are blessed with expansion cards, so summoning is easy.
There are many others with the same rank that are suitable for combat, but the damage race with two attacks that can also be attacked directly, and the high lasting power are selling points.
There is also 《Gagaga Samurai》of the same rank, which has similar effects and does not specify the material, but since it does not have a specified material, the hitting point is even lower, and this point is an important difference in consecutive attacks.
I think that the high performance of this finisher is still excellent.

There is no specified material, and he himself is a Ninja, so he can handle it alone.
Ninja, on the other hand, has different levels and cannot be said to be an existence that is difficult to put out and easy to handle unless it is a conscious construction.
Although it is unreliable offense and defense at rank 5, it can strengthen the presence of the Ninja because it can give destruction resistance to the whole Ninja.
In terms of position, he was above Tilas, and was often active as a wait-and-see agent during Inzektor's heyday.
However, the environment has become more inflated, and bounces and eliminations are no longer uncommon and are often dismissed lightly. The credibility as a wall has greatly declined.
However, simple specs are tough, but it's easy to use as a relay for Azeus.
Cryzero, which also has destruction resistance, has a higher RBI, and can be wiped out with a total negate, but in addition to the difference in status, it tends to eat the EX frame and is easily caught by Nibiru, so differentiation is possible.
I'm relying on other cards, but I wonder if there's still a way to use it.