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After activation, all damage received by the opponent becomes 0 until the end of the turn.
This one sentence smells a little...
This card is a controller and can be searched, so it's easy to bring it early and fulfill the activation conditions as it is. The resurrection target itself can be arranged immediately at the mausoleum.
One of the two revived bodies can be an effect, and there is no particular disadvantage, so if you resurrect something like Redame, it will lead to mass deployment.
It has the potential to lead to a large number of deployments from a single copy, but even if you subtract that, it's a pain that you can't deal damage with a strong beatdown-oriented Dragon, so bring it as early as possible to make the field solid. I would like to be able to keep it in good condition.

A resurrection card exclusively for fire type that demonstrates explosive development power.
Actually, 200 defense is also specified, but there is no activation turn limit, no cost can revive up to 5 bodies, and the only disadvantage is exclusion at the end, which is exceptional.
Perhaps the development team is aware of this card, and his FIRE, which is an excellent latecomer, often has 200 DEF.
Minor flame genus. Even with this power, it currently remains unlimited due to the lack of search methods and the need for preliminary preparations to make full use of it.
It seems like I want it to burst, and I don't want it...

Monarch RBI has effect destruction resistance, but the forced hand cost is a little painful.
Laval has a lot of people who demonstrate his GY, and you can aim to connect it to your own effect, but the risk is high in the unlikely event that it ends in a failure.
As a level 6, it is a standard class RBI, but I can't feel relieved at this level now that the RBI is inflated. Destruction is also no longer expected as there are a ton of bounces and removals.
Although the effect is different, the dragoon specified with the same material has the effect of smoothing Laval's movement, and there are many other excellent S of the same level.
In addition to not being able to handle true flames, Laval doesn't put any restrictions on the S summon destination, so it's hard to differentiate it, and overall it's performance is against the current environment, so it's a good idea to open up a frame for this guy. I think it's pretty tough.

In addition to having a high RBI even among Level 7S, it has a strong effect against target effects. It would be even better if the removal cost can also be connected to the cannon.
However, if you summon S, you will be forced to disadvantage. The loss is quite large.
Compared to the past, the level 7S has been enhanced, and the hit points have decreased slightly, but I'm worried about the existence of Geyser, which has the same resistance with no cost and has both removal and recre effects.
There are differences in attributes and races, but it doesn't correspond to true flames, and Laval doesn't have any restrictions on the S summon destination, so it's hard to differentiate.
Although there are still many effects that target, I feel that resistance alone against forced handicap is a little harsh.

Before Errata, even though it was a single-target destruction card that was becoming weaker, it was too free to generate high firepower and could be used in a variety of ways, making it famous as an end card in many battles.
After the errata, it was limited to the opponent's monsters, and only the opponent's LP or lower was targeted, and it became somewhat dependent on the opponent.
This makes it almost impossible to end the game, and it becomes more difficult to handle toward the end.
It has become difficult to destroy the opponent's ace class, but the ace summoning stage, that is, the material tends to have a low RBI, so the interference power is still noticeable.
However, if it's a removal, it's a summoning response, but there are many rivals such as the whole torrent and the stronger than this, which is free and has a good resistance to destruction. The damage from LP is still the same, so it doesn't go well with his deck, which often uses LP as a cost, so I choose some decks.
It's still a valid card in the errata class, but I don't think it will be used as much as it used to be because it's opponent-dependent and has performance that rots in the first place.
Right now, it might be better to use it in the Burn Deck as a countermeasure against the Burn meta.
I think it would be fine if they allowed me to go to the semi-level like they do overseas.
As soon as you say...

Next year, next year, will there be a new version of Hermos?
The destruction ring used as a material is a highly versatile removal trap, but it is difficult to bring because it is currently restricted. In order to compensate for this, there is also a reincarnation that can be used as a material in the same pack, but it has a lag due to its characteristics, so it takes a little effort anyway.
The effect is a universal removal similar to CNo.15, and if you can maintain it, you can earn board add every turn.
But for some reason, it's a defensive status, so it's hard to make it an attacker. I feel like I didn't hit the ball even if I wanted to see Volka Dragoon because it was allowed.
The effect itself is easy to handle, but Critias itself has an accidental nature, so if you ask me if the performance is worth the trouble, I will tilt my head.
I think that it will become easier to handle if the ring of destruction is eased in the future.

He can deploy Darklord without any level limit as much as the number of opponent's monsters, and the explosive power when he gets stuck in a mold is tremendous.
His deck death and healing on self targets also worked well with his Darklord tactics.
However, he can only activate the deployment effect with Tribute Summon, and since he can't use Special Summon, he can't use Darklord's resurrection support, which is painful and has a high accident rate.
Darklord itself has plenty of search and deployment methods, so it's not that difficult to summon him because he's a deck.
Also, since it is an effect that depends on the opponent's field, there are places where its activity is unstable. It is a mismatch that it is difficult to decide the effect in return because the situation where it is deployed in large numbers is increasing the controllability of the current era.
In addition to summoning himself, I want countermeasures against the meta, so I have to make a lot of arrangements. I would like to summon him with at least 2 effects and with his other Darklords present.
Honestly, it's hard to say that this time-consuming performance can be handled by an ordinary Darklord.
However, when it is decided, this effect that can be brought to the end of the game in an instant is an exciting and romantic effect.
A truly high-risk, high-return card. If he's a normal meta axis and you're tired of Darklord, I recommend building around him.

A card in which Lord, who was a handsome frame, became as rough as Hulk.
As you can see from the rugged appearance, the RBI is the same as his Blue-Eyed, and it is easy to play an active role as an attacker, and it is almost different from the effect of reviving other Ande instead of himself.
Compared to before, there are more ways to search and load yourself, so it's easier to summon.
However, since it cannot be deployed outside of its own conditions, it is very painful not to be able to revive it with those supports with Ande, which has abundant deployment methods.
In addition to this summoning condition, the resurrection effect also requires a heavy hand, and is limited to being below the cost level. But isn't it good at Zommas? It's going to be
This kind of effect is weaker than load, isn't it? It's been said, but recently inflation has made it difficult to take advantage of Lord's self-regeneration, so the significance of evolving to this guy with a high RBI is increasing.
Overall, it's still a difficult card to deal with.

Even if it is destroyed like an undead, it can be revived with no cost, and it is easy to call because it is a defense that supports Skakon and Pirata.
However, since it is on standby and late, it cannot be activated by battle destruction, and the RBI is inflating. do not have. Unlike Nephthys, you can't get involved with your own cards. The performance is almost like a bonus.
Deck death is mandatory and the opponent can be chosen, and the effect of his GY activation is increasing, so it's almost a demerit effect.
Vampire has become a category, so it's possible to play an active role in a different way than before, but the wind is so strong that even Vampire isn't needed, right? I feel like it's going to be tough.

Destroyer-related cards, speaking of Destroyer, the image of the card used by Kaiba is strong, but this card has a strong implication of summoning Destroy rather than a remake.
As mentioned above, you can get the name of the Destruction Ring, so you can stack up to 4 pieces together with the Destruction Ring, which is a restriction. Since it is permanent, it is also a minus point that even Lilith can not be brought.
If the monster is destroyed, it will be chained to further destroy it and give a small amount of burn.
It's easy to get an ad, but it's not always possible that there are monsters on the opponent's field that can be destroyed, and there is a possibility that they will be blocked, so it's better to use it with his deck, which actively destroys himself rather than the opponent.
It can also be expected to play an active role as a blocking card in P Deck, Fire King and TRUE. However, since it doesn't work on its own, there is a possibility of accidents, and there are many cases where it is not necessary to use it and remove it, so I feel that it is actually a delicate matter.

One of Kaiba's remake cards, Ultimate Eye Guitar is cool.
The effect of getting the name of the ruler and being able to search for the whistle with its own effect. However, since it is limited to the field, unfortunately it cannot be used for Kindra's hand/GY fusion.
When summoned successfully, you can search for his Lord of Dragon-related spells, and since they are all cards that specialize in summoning dragons, you can bring dragons from various places, although there are some limitations. can come
However, it can only be dealt with by summoning, and the cost is limited. Although the race itself is blessed with support.
As the card pool increases, it seems that it will expand its activities, so I think it has a future potential. I don't think it's really relevant at the moment, but I think it's a useful existence for those who want to play an active role in the highest grade dragon.

It's been a long time since I've seen a death frame, but in the case of this card, it had a death in its English name.
There is no tuner specification, and if you use Desdoldo, you can use it with most decks. Since it is a machine, it can be expected to be adopted as a new option at Crystron.
It can almost completely suppress card effects during battle and negate permanent effects, so it is extremely strong against monsters below its own RBI.
Also, if you leave the field, you can revive the machine without specifying the level, making it easy to maintain the front line. With this type of effect, there is no turn limit, which is rare these days, and you can target yourself, and he can be revived as many times as you send GY. I would like to think that it is difficult to be abused because it depends on the other party.
His own RBI is also in the higher category for a level 7S. However, if you look at it as a whole, it's never a high number, so it would be even better if you had a defense method.
It's not flashy, but I think it's a convenient sync without any habits. Personally, I'm glad that this EX pack has increased the options for level 7S.

The base RBI is 2100.
If you want to take advantage of the penetration and level-up effects, it's preferable to use it in FA, but since it doesn't specify materials and can negate magic and traps, it's highly versatile, so if it's a Deck that makes level 7S easy, consider using it in non-FA. can make it, right.

This card is like a remake of the Goddess of Reversal, and as the name suggests, it is an effect that can aim for a reversal, but as already said, the activation conditions are extremely severe.
The risk of being negate is very high and it goes through the back because it interferes with the deck. Due to the activation conditions, it is almost impossible to return to negate, so I feel that it is a fairly high-risk, high-return card.
Considering the adoption rate of the current meta cards (especially Urara), the risk is very high, so it doesn't seem like a practical card.
However, I think that it is a good remake card with a romantic effect that does not lose its name from the original remake.

Did the remake Ande Red Eyes come in S?
Since there is no tuner designation, it is easy to summon. I think it's a level that makes it easy to recover when the effect of unison is negate.
The effect is related to Ande, and it seems that the remake source has been properly strengthened, and it is still desirable to use it together with Anwa.
It's a low enhancement rate, but if he's good at GY Fertilization Ande, you can expect a high enhancement.
If Ande is destroyed in battle, he can completely revive GY's Ande. Compared to the original remake, it can also be used as a suicide attack, so it is easier to activate without changing the race.
Level 7 Synchro has also been enhanced, and I'm a little worried about the late effects that can only be demonstrated through battle and the high dependence on Anwa. However, the explosive power when it is decided is still attractive.
Also, it is the first Synchronization for Red Eyes, and although there is no synergy between effects and races, there may be something that can be used with names.