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A new general-purpose ★6 Synchro, it is said to be an adjusted version of Bryunac based on its attributes and race, but it is more like 《Tatsunoko》that can be used alone.
The first effect is to use one card in your hand as a cost to destroy it all-purpose. A card that can destroy one card all-purpose with a kettle or general-purpose sync is quite valuable and highly versatile. However, there are many decks that have merit, so it's not as bad as it sounds, especially with Jund and Atlantean.
The second effect is that even if you go to GY, you can draw 1. As long as you go to GY, anything is fine, so besides recovering normally when destroyed, you can draw 2 with a combo with Stealer or Stacha, or the next 7. It's easy to meet the activation conditions by connecting to the above synchros, but be careful as it can't be helped if it's dropped into the abyss.
The fact that it's a tuner is both an advantage and a disadvantage. With a normal Deck, it tends to be a disadvantage, but with a Deck such as Jund that uses continuous synchronization as its main axis, it's a big advantage. It can be used as a powerful general-purpose synchro, so you don't have to worry about it.

A card with a bogus rule called Trap from the hand, and although there are material restrictions, in addition to the original Bramagi, he can freely adjust the level with his Spellcaster, so he can easily be put out in Gagaga.
Even if it's destroyed, it's not subject to the effect that calls for the next one, so it's a pain to deal with it. I don't care until
Moreover, please forgive me if I do not tie a single ....

At the time of its discovery, it was a modified version of the card that shocked many duelists due to its effects and disadvantages, and of course the banned card, Pot of Greed.
Paying a strong cost to remove 1/4 of the deck from the back side, which is almost unusable, increases the hand by 1 card. Then, there are few ways to abuse it, and it is necessary to do an act that may negate the deck by cutting 1/4 of the deck, so even if you subtract the strength of the effect, it is not a card that can be adopted without thinking.
It might be a good match with Meta Beat, which has few key cards and is not so painful to remove, and although it is not very versatile, it can be said that it is a pretty strong card in a strong deck.

Metalfoes' ace monster, he is easy to put out easily with 2 bodies that can be anything as long as it is Metalfoes.
The effect of 1 is an enhanced version of strengthening penetration, and although the penetration effect itself is an effect that is common, it doubles the damage.
The effect of 2 is that when he is sent to GY, he takes one of the opponent's cards with him, and as long as he is sent to GY, it doesn't have to be destroyed. Destroy the sheets.
Of course, this card will be the top priority when fusing with only your own monsters.

Strong rock support, removal of 3 cards is a little heavy, but if you can raise the cost like Dragon Ruler, he will continue to boil infinitely from GY.
His hit points aren't very high, but his defensive power is quite high, and he protects all of his ally's Rock monsters, including himself, from being destroyed by their effects.
And even if it's sent to his GY, it comes with a rock search bonus, and due to the relationship between your own resistance and the level that makes it difficult to use for Synchro, the opportunity to activate it will be limited to when it's destroyed in battle, but hopefully you have 3 cards in your hand. The increase in the number of sheets is more than enough for insurance.
Since the removal cost is EARTH instead of Rock, it can be considered as a single Wall and Xyz material, so there is room to put it in his EARTH Deck other than Rock, so overall it can be said to be an excellent card.

A cost is required to revive without any disadvantages, but he is a Lunalight universal search, and there is no single limit or restriction that it can not be used in the same turn.
Being able to use both on the same turn is really strong.

An evolutionary form (?) of Scarlight, it is the first "unbound double-tuning monster".
With the 1st effect, you can burn off everything except yourself and hit 3500 hit points.It's a powerful effect, but it's a starting effect, so I want to remove it the most. Magic and Scarlight are enough, and if you want to be sure to blow up without worrying about the abyss, Buraro is enough.
There is a 2 effect and it doesn't hurt, but it doesn't mesh with the 1 effect.
It's not weak, but it's a card that feels a little unsatisfactory for double tuning.

A low level ABF, ★2, is difficult to get out of a normal build, so I guess I'll put it in a build around Sohaya and Raikiri together with the stealer.
In BF, it's a *2 tuner, so it's a little easier to get a quasar.
And, besides BF, it's the second non-tuner*2 synchro, after reciprocating, and it's more versatile than reciprocating, so there's room for his Deck, which requires a non-tuner*2 synchro.

Although the material specification is very loose, the vanilla 3000 RBI is not worth the cost. In vanilla...
However, that is only when trying to ``normally fuse'', and when it comes to ``super fusion'', the story is completely different. Since it is wide, most monsters can be removed.
Since the all-important super fusion is limited, it's impossible to use this card to attack the opponent's field with 3000 RBI while using it as your main tactic, but in return for drawing a super fusion, you can get 1 card. is a card you want to use.

Shiranui, who was thought to be disposable, was unexpectedly strengthened. It's such an excellent card.
With the effect of 1, you can call 《Uni-Zombie》, Shiranui's initial move is essential to access Unison. Standing Ω from one card and completing the stance of Bato Oni in GY. Shiranui Why are you calling a demon sword? I'll call you when unison is gone from his deck.
The effect of 1 alone is too strong and it's enough, but it also comes with a bonus, just by synchronizing with the Yotou and GY, you can connect to 8 in one go via Tougami, and on the next turn, you can use the GY synchro to bring out the god of war. You can, you will be able to return two bodies in the reincarnation team, but the reincarnation team itself is subtle, so it's a hobby or not, and it's usually strong without the reincarnation team.
It's a very good card that can boost his Shiranui's power with just one copy.

BF, which can be said to be a tuner version of a wind sailing ship, has become a tuner, but it can not be revived unless the resurrection conditions are met.
Combined with Harmattan, Onimaru, Raikiri, and Chidori can be summoned without summoning rights. Since the effect of (2) is exclusive and requires preliminary preparation, this effect is almost a bonus.
Rather, it is a card that can play a role as a general-purpose ★5 tuner that can be Special Summoned outside of BF.
… However, with the advent of Link Summoning, the situation has completely changed. It was rare to be restricted before the rule was enforced.
However, if you draw even one copy, it's still a ridiculously strong card, and with the advent of Harifiber, its value has risen even further, and it's no longer a "gain" card, so with this revision, it was sent to prison.
Well, I think this card is completely a victim of the rule change, good job.

A BF with a fishing effect that has not been seen since Blizzard.
It sounds strong, but unlike Blizzard, there is a condition that ``there is a monster that has been Special Summoned on the opponent's field. Also, there is a restriction that only BFs can be used as extras, and there are many excellent BF Synchro that can be fought even with BF ties, so it's not that heavy a restriction, but if there is a restriction in (1), there is no point in adding this restriction. I wonder if there was.
It can be differentiated from Blizzard in that it can play Raikiri, Chidori, and Armored, but basically it will only appear as Blizzard after the 4th one, and if you ask if you need 4 Blizzards, you can only say no. do not have.
If the constraint was either (1) or (2), it wouldn't be bad...

A card with an outrageous effect that can be forgiven only because it is restricted to the minor race called Rock.
ATK 0 & effect negate using materials, further ATK 0 monster destruction does not require materials, so this one piece can destroy 1 monster with a complete flow. It doesn't have to be a monster that was set to 0 by its own effect, so monsters that were originally 0 can be destroyed at no cost.
This alone works as an excellent removal, but what an ATK 0, the effect negate is triggered immediately, and it can be used even in Dameste because of the ATK fluctuation effect, and you can beat Fergra and Dora unilaterally to death. It goes without saying that it is excellent as an out-of-out removal agent, but it has more than enough power as a first-out check-in agent.
It is a power card that cannot be tolerated by major races such as warriors, even if it is tied down.

Among the industrial waste BFs that are rarely adopted, it is still usable, well, it is not used.
For the time being, you can survive the attack of the opponent who came to decide the game with this one and rebuild yourself on the next turn. Signal Red? I don't know of such a card.
In BF, he has ATK 0, so he's a good target for Whirlwind, Oroshi? Dunno!
It's true that it's still a better one in the industrial waste group, but it won't be used after all.

An excellent card that can search for Field Spells without any activation conditions or costs. Field Spell, which is often corrupted but requires a hand cost, is especially good because you can just use that cost.
It can be said that the rating of this card continues to rise relatively as the number of powerful Field Spells increases.