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It's a field with the name of Shiranui, but it can be said that it's a general-purpose field because if defense is 0, it can handle all undead.
Perfect revival and small are both useful effects for Ande.
However, once the activation condition develops with a neck and becomes a dominant situation, there is no opportunity to activate it. In an era where sweepers are not uncommon, this card will often be destroyed in bulk.
Hand cards are also required for the cost, but Ande has a lot of GY activations, so depending on the situation, it can be turned into an advantage, so what is it?
If possible, I'd like to use it in conjunction with a total removal to be able to actively activate it myself.
If you open up your opponent's field with Braho or Torrent Funeral, fulfill the activation conditions, and revive the god of war with this card and develop it, you can see the end of the game.
However, the situation where it seems to be useful is around the middle stage when useful resurrection targets accumulate, and it is necessary to set the stage, so I feel that it is a card that is difficult to handle overall.

Unusually among Star Seraphs, it has no effect on deployment.
With Star Seraph as his cost, he has the combat power to compete with higher classes. It is also a nice place that it is a hitting point corresponding to the recruiter.
However, if you expect a high RBI, Scepter is desirable, but since Scepter is a searcher, the situation is somewhat limited as to whether or not he can make a profit even with the card cost that is responsible for the rotation of the deck.
You can't get an ad by itself, and it lasts only until your turn, so it tends to be disposable. It's painful not to have the deployment ability in Star Seraph, where 3 body X is the main character, but you can expect high combat power without relying on Special Summon, and being able to defeat Star Seraph's natural enemies Chris and "Vanity's Fiend" is great. .
Honest exists, but the advantage is that it is easy to carry with a scepter, and if it is a pure Star Seraph, it may not be a loss even if you put a pin on the side or main.

Star Seraph's unfolding card, with its unique effect, you can easily reach rank 4, which requires 3 bodies, if you use it with other Star Seraphs.
If a difficult point is forced to mention, it cannot be connected by the point which corresponds only to a summons, and deployment from revival and recruitment.
Since the release of the 9th generation Star Seraph, the utility has greatly increased, and there is no doubt that the pure Star Seraph will do an excellent job.

Dorube = This guy is the representative existence of Star Seraph (for a joke).
Wings' effect with a hand cost, but he's limited to spells and has a high consumption.
In addition to the above Wings, scales exist in the deployment personnel of Star Seraph.
Even though he has the name of Star Seraph, there is a Samopuri that can be recruited from the deck for the same cost, so this card is only used when you want to increase the ratio of Star Seraph.

Chaos version discount god. It was shortened to Supra and became a name like Tota's car. In addition, unlike here, prices continue to soar.
Three level 6 bodies are required, which is heavy, but it's still a request that can't be normal summoned.
Also, since the lower version is not required for the main enhancement, regular summoning is also possible, which is rare for a CNo.
Like the lower version, it has a strong effect in battle, and since it is strengthened like Honest, it has become somewhat dependent on the opponent, but it is almost impossible to lose in battle, and there is no unpleasant disadvantage such as reduced battles damage.
Furthermore, if you use a lower version as a material, you will gain resistance to effect destruction, so you will become stronger against vandalism.
However, there are plenty of ways to remove and negate other than destruction, so I don't think it's worth the effort to go out of your way to RU from a lower version.
Even if it is normal summoned, there is also Beyond the Hope that can be used with two if it is a rank 6 that is strong in battle.
It's not weak, but it's a delicate place when asked if it's performance is worth the weight.
If priority is given, he wants to take advantage of being WATER. WATER also has extensive X support.

If your LP is 500 or less, your opponent can't summon X!
TUEEEEE! For no reason, he often loses his LP in an instant, and there aren't many situations like that. .
In the worst case, there is a possibility that it will assist the effect of Hope Ray.
It's been said a lot, but it doesn't affect X, and at around 500 damage, the deterrence is weak.
Even with Lighthouse, he doesn't take up a lot of deck space, and I think there are tons of other meta cards out there that are much better.
If I had to say it, it would be that it is easy to take damage actively, or it can be used as a trigger for a thousand swords that is compatible with X. I feel that there is something more compatible in that regard.

A palliative hand that is used in conjunction with Sargasso to prevent only yourself from being affected.
Spell burn meta also applies to you, so Sargasso can send him to GY at the same time as Sargasso's burn activation. It has some versatility, but not all burn decks are based on his spells, so its performance as a meta card is poor.
It has the effect of searching for Sargasso, but he needs to be sent to GY from the set, and although there is a possibility of getting an ad, there are many exclusions and bounces in this era, so I don't want to use it too much.
If you send it yourself, it usually costs money, and there are better ways to search.
Both this card and the all-important Sargasso are highly dependent on opponents, and their effects are subtle.
I think it's worth hiring only when you want to bite Dol Beneta.

Super cheap God's deadly weapon.
X is required, but it's painful that you can generate 3 tokens with the target X's hit point and you can't attack directly, but if you're going to target a large X, the total hit point is considerable. As mentioned above, if used in combination with 73, 9600 RBI tokens line up.
Tokens cannot be used as burn bullets, but they can be used as high-level summoning aids and as new link materials. It is easy to aim for high-link summons.
This token bears his Umbral name, but currently has little advantage.
However, it can't be handled by itself and it's a Trap, so lag is painful.
If you want to use it effectively, you will have to protect both this card and X, and you will have to make a lot of arrangements.
Accidents and habits are strong, so it can't be said that the actual combat power is high, but it's attractive that you can aim for the end of the game in an instant if you get stuck in a mold. I think it's worth setting the table.

This is a weakening effect with the same binding as the super cheap god.
Although his own RBI is low for a Rank 5, he is good at fighting because he can activate it without flipping and turn restrictions.
Unlike 73, there are no disadvantages and the overall damage is almost the same, and it can be targeted against your own cards and has combo properties. Overall, this is easier to handle because the material can be removed immediately.
However, recently, the number of people with target resistance has increased, and there are many cases where the trump card class cannot be defeated. However, it can be dealt with by Cryzero.
If you're going to combo with your own card, lowering the RBI will force you to accept a support that isn't originally targeted, or 103 related to Melag with the same attribute would be good.
Rank 5 has many excellent cards with loose restrictions, but there are cards such as Angler that put water restrictions on the deployment destination, so it is easy to differentiate.
I feel a little unsatisfactory for the binding, but I think it's a good enough option.

Every day, super cheap!
Due to the existence of spirits in anime and the effect of being more self-restrained than other general-purposes due to the habit of specifying water, the god has been called a cheap god and an old man (before its release).
He has 2400 hit points and high combat power due to his double enhancement, but due to his demerit, you can't expect much damage.
Excalibur and Dark Rebellion, which are Rank 4 with similar effects and are easier to cast than this, have no disadvantages, but what does this mean?
In Rank 5, there are Xs such as No. 61 that are easier to get out and use than this.
Valiant and No94 that can move even if it's limited to water or the opponent's turn are tough.
However, due to the inflation of the environment, the number of high hit points + target resistance is increasing, and there are more cases where pure combat power is relied on.
Since the doubling enhancement does not refer to the original value, the benefits of enhancement are also strong.
It's easy to hit high points, so you want to use that to make a combo.
You can make a special seafood bowl with a wok, or generate a token with a super high score with a shinkiro.
Although the number of rivals is increasing, I think it has become easier to differentiate than before due to the strengthening of water-related businesses.

As others have explained, the drawback is that it doesn't have a quick attack compared to the shield sword, but the advantage is that after the change, you can permanently move due to his trap.
It's an interesting operation, but it's also a headwind that it's not possible to earn ads directly, and links and removals that aren't affected are the mainstream. Sometimes I choose cards to use together, and I honestly feel that it is easier to use cards that strengthen/weaken cards.
Well, the content is high.

It's a material specification like a gambling card, but it's very heavy because it's the highest grade x 3 bodies.
And the effect and combat power are left to chance, and the instability is conspicuous.
However, there is no turn limit, so you can do it up to 3 times, and the expected value for RBI is high.
It's hard to say that it's a real battle class, but in the era of the Dragon Ruler heyday, there were only rank 7 players with the potential to break through high RBIs with resistance, so there was a time when it was prioritized.
Even now, there is a possibility that it can demonstrate top-class combat power among rank 7, so depending on the environment, it may be prioritized.

Although it is limited to summoning, it is super convenient to be able to search for a wide range of items with the same name, demons, and traps.
Since Trista has a light stage as another search,
It is easy to earn ads because you can bring a field and a release bell from one of yourself.
There is no activation limit for one turn, probably because it is a summon, which is rare for a card these days. If you increase the summoning power, you can activate it again, and the combo with Samoche is especially powerful.
Burn is not as active as Manju, and although it is often possible to turn his Deck with Spell support, it is close to a bonus.
Along with Manju, Trista's main lower class and essential card level excellence.

A monster that is often cited as an example of a tactic with a hole in the rule of "toilet one kill".
If you have multiple copies of yourself, you can deploy multiple copies with one Trista.
Furthermore, every time the opponent brings a card, a small amount of burn occurs.
Although it is a very small amount, there is no turn limit, and as mentioned above, it is easy to aim for the deployment of multiple units.
I feel that it is a card that can be said to be Trista's ace even though it is a low-level card.

There's gotta be a better card to hide, Keith...
It's an old card so it can't be helped
, The evaluation was low partly because "Axe of Despair" appeared from the beginning.
Since the unity that can be said to be a perfect high rank is unlimited, there will be no adoption other than fans.