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Trap has a wealth of resurrection methods, including Xyz Reborn, which can recover materials.
Since it is a real attack reaction, if there is a possibility that it will be removed before it is activated, it will not stop the attack late.
What you can get by doing such a roundabout thing is not worth it at all for Reborn, who has the fear of being destroyed in battle. The situations where you can make use of this card's characteristics will be quite limited.
Even the name of Xyz overlaps with Reborn, and if he can afford to adopt something like this, it would be much better for him to adopt a card to rotate the deck or a card that can protect the target card. A card that is sure to go out of business.

This is a Mayakashi key that can complete the gimmick of Fatal Skull + Mayakashi on the field with this one piece.
It is a big advantage that he can deal with Special Summon with Ande who has a lot of resurrection, and since it is level 1, it also supports 141.
The effect itself looks fragile, but it's balanced because the deployment destination is limited to his Mayakashi and the specs of his Mayakashi for that EX aren't that high.
Since it is the starting point for the development of Mayakashi, it is the most likely to be targeted for interference, and it is difficult to deal with because it hits most of the popular hand triggers.
If I don't use Dakihime's self-regeneration, I can move freely, so I want to avoid relying on myself too much.
It's powerful, but it feels a bit like a waste of treasure, and I don't think it's actually that scary.

A card that hits the manga version 99.
No. 2 of the same rank with materials is a heavy requirement, but it's not so difficult with a deck that has excellent deployment power.
You can expand No to the number of materials, but the effect on the field is negate, and there is also the effect of halving battle damage, so it is difficult to decide the game.
Priority will be given to those with high basic hit points, but it is also a good idea to look ahead and develop something that is effective when not destroyed. It's also resistant to destruction, so I can't be overconfident in this era, but I'm thankful for myself, who doesn't have a very high RBI for his rank. It is also a good idea to take advantage of the high rank and strengthen it with rank-related cards.
Although it is difficult to say that the effect is worth the weight, compared to U*chi Hope, which is the same last boss hope, the reproducibility is much higher and there is romance.
However, the times were harsh, and due to the new rules, it was difficult to summon and exert its effect without a link, and the original heavy burden became worse. In addition to its own effect, it is necessary to open the EX to the link, so the pressure is quite tight, and the compatibility with the new rules for both summoning conditions and effects is the worst.
Postscript: Due to the rule change again, we have regained the usability as before and are now looking for romance, so we will return to the square 3 standard point.

One of the representative Yuya-related searchers.
The scale is 8, but P-summoning is limited to Yuya-related items.
This card is most likely to be used in his deck of this category, so it doesn't matter so much, and due to the characteristics of monster effects, it is rarely placed in the P zone.
The monster effect can search Yuya-related cards and has a wide range of useful items. It will support the breadth and stability of your tactics.
It's a pity that it can only be summoned, but it's a P monster, so it's natural. Mainly summoning power is such an important effect that it will be used for this guy.
It is also an advantage that it is easy to connect to powerful cards that are blessed with attributes, races, and levels.
At the beginning of its appearance, it was just a good support for EM Magician who finally appeared. It was too versatile.
Since it is a card related to the main character, useful people will appear one after another, and if you notice it, it will be a harmful level.
The new rule transition P summons have been greatly weakened, but EM Magician still has the potential to produce results. I'm doing this.
There is little hope that the restrictions will be lifted.

The first move bill that descended where EMEm was rampaging. As a result, he often collects hate, probably because he has become the strongest.
Compared to Dokuba and P Magician, it is easy to use as it can be searched just by placing it in the P zone. And it is dangerous that mutual search is possible with them. A wide range of Pendulum Summons are possible from this single card.
On the other hand, the monster effect is closer to a bonus. However, it's not that it doesn't play an active role in the field, and because it's advanced, it can also be used as a means to break through EMEm's meta cards at the time, such as Flying G and Domain of the True Monarchs.
After all, this performance is normal. Is it already exhausted?
Due to its performance and activity, it holds the fastest ban record together with fellow compatriot Higurumi.
Currently, the P Deck has been greatly weakened due to the rule change, but EM Magician is still his deck that plays an active role in the environment, so it will be difficult to return, although not as much as Higurumi.

Recruiter of Meklord soldiers. The effect is greatly changed only from animation.
The animation effect is miserable, and it is a rare and good adjustment among his Meklord cards at the time, which were often self-deprecating and industrial waste.
Also, perhaps because the raw hit point is lower than the others, the multiplier for the strengthening effect common to all soldiers is 100 higher.
However, it is not a well-matched effect because it is destroyed in battle to exert its effect.
The effect is a recruiter. As mentioned above, it can only be used by destroying it in battle, but I want to keep a glimpse of the existence of his Meklord Monarch there.
Will the difference in attributes also be a point of differentiation from other soldiers?

Meklord soldiers with cute emoticons (｀へ´ )
It has a penetrating effect on average hit points, but it doesn't work on its own, and recently it's become difficult to use it due to the speeding up and the appearance of links.
However, due to their characteristics, Wisel and Skiel have the possibility of escaping in defense, so it's convenient.
Blessed with more attributes and status than its effect, it supports Bravon and 0 defense, and can also be used to help summon Machinicles as it can be used to salvage multiple items with 《Recurring Nightmare》.
It's a class that is easy to use as a recruit destination from Chaos Infinity.
I don't have any quirks, but I'm a mediocre low-class by myself, so I'd like to take advantage of the support.

When summoned, he can halve the ATK of the opponent's monster, and in addition to being a semi-attacker-class RBI, it is also capable of resolving, and has high combat power for a lower class.
Also, he has the advantage of being EARTH. Meklord is good with Machina, but this card is a kernel summon trigger.
I think it will be a particularly useful card in Meklord.

It can halve the RBI of the opponent's monsters and can handle up to 3200 RBI by itself, so it has high combat power even though it is a low class. It is more than Gale with similar effects.
However, compared to Gale, he is weakened until the end, his defense cannot be lowered, he does not belong to any category, and he is not a tuner.
As has already been said, Gale is valued not only for its effects but also for its status, and there are several cards with similar effects, not limited to Gale, and Wind and Insects are relatively minor. There are few points that can be given priority. Speaking of wind, there are Chidori materials, SR, and drag, but there is no synergy and there are many removal methods, so the effect of the premise of battle is slow, and the reality is that there are many other cards that should be prioritized.
If it's mainly insects, it's easy to bring and can be used as a way to break through Chris, so it wouldn't hurt to use it as a countermeasure.
As a low-level attacker, it's easy to use without any peculiarities, but I feel that it's a card with few elements that make it a must-have card.

One of the earliest BFs, the earliest BFs from the 5ds period, are often superior the earlier they appear, and this card also applies to that.
It has a blessed attribute, an RBI that is easy to search and recruit, and a tuner and blessed specs, and the effect is to permanently halve the opponent's status, and you can unilaterally defeat even Brahmaji class by yourself.
If you use this effect to connect to S, you should be able to defeat most monsters.
If you are mainly BF, you can aim for SS from your hand with no limit on the number of times, and you can receive support such as Karute, so it will be even more powerful.
Although it is a low-level tuner, it can be said that it is an excellent tuner with high specs and high versatility.

Both the field and her GY become Unde, and her Tribute Summon other than Ande is also restricted.
Decks that are not centered on Ande will rot most race supporters, and can be expected to work like a metacard, and have a high impact.
Also, in my case, I can make most monsters receive Andesapo, and there are cards that should be used in combination with this card. Ande has a lot of resurrection cards, so it's easier to resurrect powerful cards.
It also has a high combo potential, but for that reason Decks that are based on combos with this card are likely to be highly dependent on it, so I would like to be careful about removing it.
This point has become easier to solve to some extent with the appearance of Banshee, which comes with a dedicated searcher and resistance in Andestrak R.
There is also a loophole that does not affect face-down.
This card is basically an undead, but since it is originally an undead, it is difficult to feel the benefits of this card except for one part.
Although it is limited to Ande, it is blessed with support among the race change cards and is easy to bring, and has high combo potential. However, if you want to make full use of it, I feel that it is a difficult card that requires a certain amount of building power.

As a superlative, it has a passing status, is attributed to a race that is easy to send to GY and easy to revive, and if there is a field in each other's standby, it can self-regenerate and can stay persistently like Ande.
In addition, you can choose to negate or remove the effect of Ande as a trigger, and negate is basically desirable to be used in combination with Anwa, but it is convenient because the back, which is currently said to be essential, is Ande. , Even if you can stop this, you can make a certain evaluation, and it is easy to work without Anwa.
However, self-regeneration is defensive, so it's difficult for an attacker, and although it's a promise of this kind of card, it's weak against bounce and removal.
By the way, it's easy to misunderstand because it's written in a confusing way with the field zone.
If you want to make full use of the effect, it is desirable to use it in combination with the race change, but when you can do it, the control power is quite high, and it is a versatile card that can be used in Decks that use Field Spells because it can be used in other ways than Ande. think.

It's easy to bring it to a low level with a status and self-regenerates with no limit on the number of times. It has the effect of being too late and the deployment destination is not blown away, so it is balanced.
Mayakashi's basic tactics can be assembled, so it's definitely a key, so be careful of interference. It is also a duck with increased G due to its characteristics.
I want to use it with Libra because I can do consecutive spades, but I need to develop this card before weaving it in, so it's a bit time consuming. Fortunately, there are no restrictions on resurrection, so I would like to think about developing other than S summons. With 《Synchronized Realm》, it is easy to generate large firepower.
I would like to say that it is a perfect score, but due to the subtleties of the deployment destination, this spec is also a bit of a waste of treasure, so minus 1.

It is one of the earliest Effect Monsters, and it can be said that it is a famous card due to its success.
Nowadays, there are many that can be said to be completely upward compatible, but as already said, back then, having a wall equipped with no cost removal was an exceptional performance.
With the advent of this card, it became difficult to carelessly put out advanced cards, and it created a new bargaining.

Since it recovers by sacrificing one monster, the recovery amount is not stable, and cards with high attack and defense are usually advanced, so there is no return for the cost if used normally.
However, it is a handy Quick-Play Spell that can be used for a sacrifice escape.
If the status is fluctuating, you can get a tremendous LP ad by cooking a 73 that has been strengthened 4 times to refer to the fluctuating value or a status fluctuation card with a tremendous RBI.
There is a similar card called Destruction Potion, and since it is a Trap, there is a lot of lag.
It's a little heavy, but I think he has a lot of potential in the LP recovery system.
In addition to the effect, this card looks like it's cooking the illustration and name of the Tribute card. It's also a card that looks as interesting as a person.