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A loose tie that can be used with tokens if it's a dragon. However, to take full advantage of the effect, you need another link separately, and you have to think about the position, which takes a little time. Kind of like Link 3.
The effect is powerful as it takes time, and you can call a powerful dragon from EX.
There are countless useful people in Borrel, such as crystals, and it's also an advantage that you can aim for dark matter without depending on the level like the Xyz system.
As long as it's on the field, you can only use dragons, but depending on how you play, you can easily deal with it, and you can make a three-burst with 1 link you summoned to activate the effect, and if you're focusing on dragons, you shouldn't have too much trouble. .
As for the difficulty, it is desirable to place it in the EX zone due to its characteristics, but since the marker is facing the opponent, there is a risk that it will be used. I want to deal with it with the summoned dragon.
It is expected to be adopted not only by Guardragon but also by dragons with deployment power, and it seems that it will further expand Dragon's card pool. I feel it has a great future.

An early ace from the cartoon 5ds Jack.
As a level 7S, in addition to top-class hit points, it has the effect of blocking S summons. It smells like a bonus when it comes to removing equipment.
However, due to the fact that he is double bound by demons, his decks that can be used are somewhat limited.
Also, the effect of blocking S summoning with a Deck that can S summon may have a bad mesh that makes it difficult for you to move. I would like to prepare strength other than S summon.
Now he has more versatile rivals such as Clear Wing and Tsukiharyu.
It's strong if you stick to the mold, but it's undeniable that the habit is strong, and it will depend on the future environment.

It seems to be strong with no cost and divine punishment, but like Trap Jammer, its strength is negated in that it is limited to BP.
There are many other effect metas out there, and they all have their pros and cons, but this one, which has a limited timing and is currently mainstream, will probably not be prioritized. I think most of them are removed before they can be activated.
A card that has few advantages over other rivals and feels like it has been left behind by inflation.

Trap can be negate with Nocos, but it is limited to BP only, and it is a fatal flaw in the current mainstream of Friche.
《Wiretap》・Before there is a reboot, this card is not worth adopting. You'd be better off just getting rid of it.

The effect itself is a deterioration of 《Monster Reborn》, but because it is an Equip Spell, there is no turn limit, and if this card is "destroyed", it self-destructs. By combining with Self Bounce, you can perform even better than 《Monster Reborn》. (I actually did it in the anime as well)
I need an errata to get it back.

I'd like to see some Nanami-san, who uses industrial waste cards such as the white shield, an illustration that catches the eye of the coolness of the captain.
However, since removal other than destruction of the era is rampant now, I can't be overconfident enough to complain about Mr. White Shield.
In addition, like Stada, it doesn't deal with indeterminate destruction, and its LP cost is rather large, so it may go bad in the final game.
However, the speed of movement and surprise attack due to the Quick-Play Spell is a big advantage. In an environment where Friche's destructive ability is played out in the early stages, it can be expected to perform well. You can also interfere with his deck, which self-destroys and gains ads.
It's for the basic side, but I think it's a relatively excellent card.

The effect is the same as Golgaje, but the advantage of this card is that it has a lower ATK and can be used to take advantage of this.
Like Gold, I think this card can also be an excellent machine support card.

A Machine deployment card that is often used in sets along with Silgadje.
Blessed with Light/Machine and part of his Cyber Magic/Trap. However, you have to be a little careful about the different attributes from the 3-color gadget.
Among the gadgets, the hitting point is high and it is limited to machines compared to Burikin, but it is a miso that is compatible with Special Summon, and it can be utilized by the recuru effect that it has in common with Silgadget.
The Rikuru effect at the time of destruction is also excellent as a recovery, and it is basic to adopt it as a set with Silver.
You can create Giagiga in combination with a Level 4 Machine, so if you want to increase the deployment power and rotation power of Machine, you should consider adopting it, and I think it's an excellent card.

There are no particular summoning restrictions, and it is easy to satisfy this summoning condition from the deployment power of The Six Samurai, but at present, his The Six Samurai will deploy ace and trump cards using lower grades as materials, so even if it is easy, it will be an accident. There are also quite a few possibilities.
It's not The Six Samurai itself, and now this RBI is not so high, and the effect will pass once, so if the card power has increased, that one time can be fatal.
However, it is also true that he can exert a considerable amount of restraint against the P Deck and his specific deck that earns chains and gains ads, and even if it passes once, it can be dealt with to some extent with its own substitution resistance. is also possible.
I think it's best now to mount it on the side and use it as a hidden ball.

It's convenient with the destruction meta of Spell 3, but compared to when he first appeared, he has a lot more removals than destruction, and he's already strong against destruction, so it's a story about whether the opponent will hit the destruction against The Six Samurai.
Because of Trap, there is a possibility that it is too late, and honestly I feel that my own and his Forbidden series are more reliable now.
At present, I feel that it is no longer a card that can be prioritized.

Since it is a hole trap, it corresponds to the enchanting supporter, and the braho of the meta target is unlimited. However, as the braho becomes unlimited, the environment speeds up and the adoption rate drops sharply. It is often removed before it is activated, and in the first place, Braho is often activated when the opponent's field is inferior, and the benefit of not being destroyed by itself is small.
There is also a more versatile negate tag if you want to prevent it.
Although it has some advantages compared to other pinpoint metas, in the end it's practically useless.

If it is decided, it will be superior in terms of ad, but now that inflation has progressed, this defensive power is often easily surpassed, and if it is a mass deployment situation, there is a high possibility that it will be defeated by the following team. If you're not good at playing, it might work, but it's somewhat dependent on your opponent.
If it becomes an x material, the X monster will be given battle resistance only once, making cards with effect resistance and concerns about hitting points stronger. As mentioned above, it is an effect without loss in the current RBI inflation.
However, most of the rank 8 cards that mainly use this card as material have high combat power, so it's hard to receive much benefit.
Also, due to its characteristics, it becomes his special summon during the opponent's turn, so I'm worried that it's easy to be one step behind in utilizing it as a material. Even if it is decided, it is often targeted for removal in the main 2 to avoid being used as a material.
As a defense card and as a material, it feels a little subtle.

Compared to other pinpoint metas, the return when it is decided is very large.
However, with the increasing number of removal methods for the important meta-target, the usefulness has dropped, and it is almost impossible to be adopted in his normal deck.
If you want to activate it, you want to make full use of the tactic of sending it to your opponent, but if the existence of this card is even slightly hinted at, it will be difficult to succeed. Slowness due to reverse is also a neck.
Even if you can't use the effect, it's not that you can't use it as a material, but I feel that it's a card that's so difficult to handle that it cancels out the huge return you've come to expect.

There are 2 useless 《Monster Reborn》meta cards, and as one would expect from his Spell card that represents Yu-Gi-Oh!
Compared to Graveyard, it has the advantage that it is strong even afterward, but the disadvantage is that it cannot be expected to have a current position with many removals, and it is often activated after removing Monster Reborn, which is a limitation.
Practicality is the best, though.

It roughly corresponds to the pinpoint meta of the past, but there are other cards with more versatility, and 《Monster Reborn》is limited to active ones, and the adoption rate is 100% due to the increase in the card pool and changes in the environment. Because it is no longer a superfluous position. Originally, it was as good as it was, but...