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Since it is a legend, it cannot be equipped with 《Karate Man》or 《Legendary Jujitsu Master》, and only monks and mice are allowed to wear it. But I don't think a mouse and a fighter are suitable for masters anyway...
Low RBI and high defensive power will be a duck, but all the important equipment targets are poor people with RBI of 1900 or less.
Wall monsters in recent years generally have more than 2000 defense, so if you are aiming for a high burn with Zara, you can say that it is essential to change and strengthen the battle position.
However, the current environment wall monsters themselves are declining, and low RBI cards are often used as materials, so there are many times when the opportunity to activate them does not come as expected.
With the advent of Link, who has no defensive power, I think it's too difficult to reach the level of kicking that I want to do as soon as possible, and in addition to the fact that it's a dedicated support, if you don't support it further, you can't demonstrate your power to the maximum.

For some reason, Daishogun-sama won't let me ride Black ○. Even though I'm on a strange plan...
The enhancement value is only 200, which is too weak for an enhancement card, so I mainly focus on destruction resistance.
However, originally, The Six Samurai has many people who are equipped with substitution effects, and there is a category that is strong against destruction, and there is a magatama that can turn back the cards that have been aiming for destruction. It's only a point that can be countered, but if you don't rely on this guy, you can deal with it as much as you want.
On top of that, there is also Noble Arms of Destiny, which doesn't need to be destroyed by all warriors, even if the comparison target is narrowed down to equipment.
Currently, there are plenty of removals other than destruction, so even if you look at it as a resistance-attached card, you still feel uneasy. good. I think the card is too weak.

You can do it with other cards, but in this day and age, you can make him the strongest class in battle if you strengthen him around Tsukikyo. It seems that depending on the equipment, it will be said that what is a martial artist.
Rat's strongest RBI is "Giant Rat", but it is the strongest beast among the beasts that can be recruited with "Box of Friends". By summoning along with Lovedra, the conditions for summoning Beast Eyes are also met.
It's not a monk, but it's an existence that can receive monk-type support. It's easy to call due to the abundance of vanilla supports, but it's weak on its own, and due to the difference in race, it can't be said that it's compatible with monks and supports.
The compatibility with the dedicated support is also delicate, so it can not be said that it is a card that is easy to use.

As the name suggests, it has a silly activation condition, and it can be easily activated by deploying it to a mouse or a fighter, but that doesn't have much flavor, so I still want to activate it on the master.
In addition to being ahead of the times and combat resistance, it can be attached with complete resistance to monsters, which is rare for the time of its appearance. In recent years, removal by monster effects has become popular, so this resistance is attractive. However, this card itself has no resistance, so I would like to have a way to protect it.
If you use it in combination with Master and God Hand, you will receive damage, but if you aim to remove multiple targets, 《Master Monk》will become a deadly combo. Don't say oh k in blaho.
It should be noted that if the target of this card leaves the field, this card will become a meaningless card and may put pressure on the Magic/Trap zone.
I think it's an excellent card among Monk's supporters. However, since the target lacks power, I feel that this card doesn't seem to be such a big deal.

There is a Machine Robo that uses the technique of the same name, probably because it has a common name.
Rats and monks can have removal that can crush obelisks and the like, regardless of the name.
However, whether it is a monk or a mouse, the hit point is low and it is a waste that it tends to be activated by self-destruction if left as it is. Regardless of the fighter, if you want to make use of this as a master, you can say that it is essential to have combat resistance attachments such as rock throwing and solitary.
However, in the first place, there is a lack of honesty in removal that involves battle and there is a risk of self-destruction.
Since it can be attached to all target monsters, it is superior in that it can remove as many monks and rats as possible.
However, there are tons of more useful removal cards, and it's a card that doesn't fit well even among dedicated supporters. To be honest, even 《Master Monk》is not worth adopting.
However, since it is a special support, you will want to use it after all. The name is cool too.

This illustration is!!
It can only be summoned by turning the fighter into a Tribute, and since it's a recruiter-compatible card, it's not such a difficult condition.
As a result of his training, he strikes brilliantly like an ibis.
However, even though he is an advanced player, he only has the same hit points as a low-ranking attacker, so his continuous attacks are not that big of a deal.
It can only be deployed under its own summoning conditions, binds his deck, and is premised on being used with a fighter who lacks strength.
Even considering that there is a dedicated support, it is more powerful and quicker to strengthen the surprise attack, left and Benkei with equipment.
It takes a lot of "love" to handle it well.

No matter how you look at it, he's human, but he's turned into a rock just by hitting a rock.
You can compensate for your own low status by negate the battle damage.
Rock has 《Catapult Zone》with combat resistance attached, so it works well.
However, the effect itself is backward compatible with Rockstone Warrior, except for differences in level and compatibility with recruiters.
Even if you look at the lower rocks as a whole, there are many more useful walls, so it is a card that should be used in combination with a dedicated support or 《Master Monk》. Well, the support and evolved forms are also underpowered, so it's undeniable that they're underpowered overall.

It can be revived by summoning a plant tuner as a trigger, and there is no exclusion after activation that is common with self-regeneration of this kind.
The problem is that most of the useful plant tuners are deployed by Special Summon, and plants rarely use the power to summon plant tuners, so the effect of this card is also difficult to demonstrate.
It is difficult to use with normal plants, but with Naturia, the attributes match and there is an opportunity to activate it, so it is easy to bring it with a god star tree. It can also be converted into a draw in Emperor Order.
Overall, it's not as easy a card to handle as it looks.

If this was made into a card around the 9th term, I think it would have been treated as an S summon. Nekroz Lime is allowed.
You can exclude yourself and BF from GY and call BF Synchro with the total level. Since he is DARK, he has plenty of GY feeding methods.
It can't be used as an S material in the field, but the appearance of Link in Godova's cost makes it easier to process. Unusually for this type of effect, if you negate the effect, you can use it as a material, so you can use it as an S material if you call it from something like Shura.
The summoned S monster cannot be revived with the effect negate, but you can use it as an attacker or as a material, and you can take various tactics.
Compared to the past, the lineup is abundant, and the compatibility with Sohaya is outstanding.
It also has the advantage of being strong against oppression, warnings, and riders because there is no turn limit on activation.
Although it negates the effect, it is convenient to be able to summon advanced classes just by consuming his GY, and his GY BF and BF Nore, which are metabi-axis based on himself, were born using the above-mentioned strong point against oppression. At that time, I think that it could not be helped even if it was called a favor and a phony.
The adoption rate was down for a while, but now that the card pool is increasing, it can be expected to play an even greater role.

As for Honest in BF, the enhancement value is fixed at 1400, so the power alone is not as good as Honest, but it is strong in dexterous fighting because it can receive category support.
Even if it says 1400, it's a pretty big number compared to other equipment cards, and a BF with an advanced class RBI will be able to defeat most of the monsters.
Furthermore, it can be strengthened by direct attacks, so even if there are no monsters on the opponent, it will not spoil.
You can search for a good number of BFs from Whirlwind, and you can salvage them with Dakuba. Even if you fall to GY, you can be revived by Blizzard, and you are blessed with status.
It was one of the cards that supported BF's strength in battle, but with the increase in removal methods in recent years, the chances of activating it due to counterattacks like before have decreased significantly, and BF itself has lost its strength due to the increase in the card pool. Both have become much faster and more aggressive, and are no longer a must-have in BF due to the higher priority cards.
There is no doubt that it is a convenient card. Inflation is scary.

Although there is no tuner designation, undead is required, and since it is vanilla at the time of S summoning, it is basically an undead-only card.
Mayakashi S has a common self-regeneration, and when revived, send 3 cards from the top of his Deck to GY. He can fertilize GY. Aiming for cost reduction, compatibility is good.
However, "each other" is too redundant, and it also helps the other's girlfriend's GY fertilizer. With this kind of effect, it seems that the other party will actively pull the self-regeneration trigger, but in the worst case, it may strangle itself. He also has a one-turn limit, so it's hard to use him to destroy decks.
It is indispensable for relaying the Mayakashi S, but the performance itself is a subtle word.

A card that marks the beginning of the expansion route from Hajun and also serves as the last stronghold of Mayakashi.
You can self-regenerate with Ande as a cost, and the trigger S monster is free if it is level 5.
If you revive, you will be given combat resistance to the whole, and your presence in battle will be very good. It will also block most attacks.
However, as long as he exists in GY, the opponent will probably come up with a countermeasure against it. This passive self-renewal trigger is a little hard to exploit in this day and age. If your goal is to demonstrate combat resistance, you should do a Special Summon with 《Back to the Front》instead of self-regeneration.
At the time of S summoning and after the turn it comes into play, it is just a low stability vanilla, so it is desirable to quickly use it as a material.
It doesn't have performance that can be given a perfect score without consideration, but I think it has reasonable versatility due to the lack of specified materials and the conditions for activating the effect.

You can use the opponent's attack as a trigger to throw yourself away and collect his GY flame devil, and you can collect yourself by S summoning, so you can earn ads.
It's a valuable add-earning card in the Jack Deck, but due to the trigger, the recovery speed feels a little slow and the attack itself can't be stopped.
Also, the fact that it's a level 1 non-tuner isn't easy to handle with Jack Deck as a material... There is also a way to turn it into a tuner with a double or the like, but he is a deck that consumes a lot, so I can't do such a roundabout thing every time.
I feel like it has some potential in the future, but in the current situation, it would be better to use a card that allows him to move his deck more smoothly than this.

If Red Archfiend is present, you can add resistance to global effect destruction from your hand, greatly strengthening your presence.
Jack Deck is a valuable level 4 non-tuner, and it can also function as a wall, so it's less likely to rot.
However, in the current era, there are so many removals other than destruction that you can't let your guard down. Due to the trigger, Red "Summoned Skull" cannot be used as a defense card in the preparation stage, and the evaluation is lowered because it is powerless against Counter Trap. The effect itself has many holes.
As a defensive method, it is desirable to use it in combination with Abyss, as it has somewhat uneasy performance.

At level 6 semi-advanced, there are those who can Special Summon by themselves, such as Topheni and Gillagillancer.
Since it is a low stat, there are some points that can be differentiated, such as the ability to deal with Recruiter/Runaway Summons and the ability to issue cards that bind demons.
Most of the people who use the summoning right in Rezone are Red, so I mainly use level 8S. Compared to other deployment patterns, the advantage is that it is easy to connect to Red Archfiend without being bothered by negate systems.
If you use this card, it would be desirable to have a lot of level 2 Resonators in your build.
Considering the time of appearance, is that all? I can't deny that it feels like it's underpowered.