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A general-purpose 7S monster that can be S summoned from 2 bodies with free materials, and an EX monster of the genealogy that continues from the 6th Gaianite.
In FIRE, he has Pyro, a completely different ability setting from Gaia's genealogy so far. have the ability to
It seems to be a monster that is conscious of the flame DP that will be released later, and as a salvage target, it is natural to have a general-purpose hand trigger, and if it is his deck centering on FIRE, it is the material used to S summon this monster. There is also a high possibility that one group can be salvaged as it is.
However, in any case, you need a monster that this monster can defeat on the opponent's field, and it's a monster that can't be denied that it's quite outdated, including his ATK, whose activation conditions aren't that high.
Well, including that area, it feels like an EX monster of the Gaianite series.

Since its appearance, Behemoth, who has been bearing the name of the King of Beasts but has repeatedly exposed only pathetic figures, finally awakened in the battle and appeared as a level 10 remake monster bearing the name of the King of the Hundred Battles. Did.
Although it has the same offense and defense as over there, you can Tribute Summon with one monster, but even if you reduce the release, this monster's offense and defense will not change in a negative direction, which is an unprecedented adjustment. It is better to release one body in 1, and it is a reduction benefit that can no longer be called a "compromise summon".
In addition, there is a weakening effect in conjunction with the effect of salvaging the beast race that can be activated voluntarily during NS and SS. It will be in almost the same condition as when released with one release.
However, since this is pumped up by 700, which is the same value as the ATK that has decreased in each end phase, even if you use the salvage effect, it will return to its original power before the opponent's turn, and if you leave it without using the effect. ATK will exceed 3000 in that turn, and will already exceed 4000 in the next turn.
And above all, the permanent effect of being completely resistant to the effects of the Special Summoned monster that is obtained when Normal Summoned is quite powerful, and by combining it with your own pump effect and other RBI strengthening effects, Special Summoned You will be able to get a strong body that can withstand most monsters.
In general, it has extremely high abilities as a top-class monster that can be Normal Summoned, and it can be said that it has been reborn as a monster that has more than enough dignity as the King of Beasts, which it never had before.

A summoned demon from DM3 came to the OCG together with Coatl as a representative of the fantasy demon construction monsters, and in the OCG, even the race has become a fantasy demon.
As a regular combination of construction monsters at level 4 or lower, his ATK is quite high even within DM3.
These DM3 Constructions, who got a job as support monsters for the theme, are monsters with such high performance that "Spherous Lady" and "Light Law Medium" came from DM4.
In particular, the range of negate destruction that can be activated by her GY is considerably superior to Coatl, and it stands in front of the opponent's monster that activates its effect on the field as an accessory to the suppression from GY.

It's one of the monsters of the new "Fantasy Demon" race that appeared in the 12th term, but I was quite surprised to see that it was made by a construction monster whose Summoned Demon was a Fantasy Demon in DM3. teeth.
Who would have thought that the members of DM3's Construction would find their way to OCG, let alone the members of DM4? And in this way.
Ah, the effect is a search that is activated by discarding from the hand, banishing it from GY and negate destruction.

A rare Quick-Play Spell of her that can be activated in battles between monsters, and can be activated by damage even though damage calculation is not performed.
No matter which of the three effects you choose, if both monsters are resistant to the chosen effect, the battle will fail.
The eye-catching effect is that it bounces the target monster, and since it ignores the target's resistance as an effect that activates on damage, if you activate it when attacking from here, the effect that penetrates resistance is surprisingly strong.
It can be said that it is quite versatile in that you can choose from 3 effects that best suit the situation of the field and the nature of the monsters you are fighting, but in the modern environment, it consumes 1 non-theme card. There is nothing but suspiciousness when you say that you do it until you do it.
It sounds good to say that you can use it from your hand during your turn, but that means that you can only use it when your opponent's monster attacks your monster, especially when intercepting.

The long-awaited 4 new cards of Altergeist were all about 6 to 8 points, so it was a good ~ subtle degree, so at least I looked at the usual general-purpose trap of No. 79 and what was recorded This one.
The effect is a card very similar to Gorz the Emissary of Darkness that exerts different effects depending on the type of damage received. It is already quite weak at the point of being a trap card that needs to be put on the field that cannot be activated unless the conditions are met, and the conditions are not satisfied unless both are set by the opponent.
I wouldn't go so far as to say that both effects are so weak that they can't be talked about, but the effect that can be activated when you are attacked and damaged by the opponent, Special Summon, can also receive monsters that can be Special Summoned from GY. Including the fact that it relies on a lot of battles damage, it's clearly less than an attack-reactive removal Trap card, isn't it? That's what it feels like.
Well, I was already a little disappointed with the new Alter characters, but in the 12th season, I couldn't see a general-purpose trap card with such low quality as number 79...

"Fusion Soldier" The latest in the Spell Card Series, this time you can Special Summon monsters with card names from the EX Deck or GY as fusion materials for his Fusion Monsters in the EX Deck.
Unlike "Fusion Deployment", you can't touch the Deck, and the Special Summoned monster can't attack until the next turn returns to you, and the monster effect will be negate. There are no restrictions on Special Summon, and the biggest feature of this card is that you can directly use the EX monster designated as a fusion material from the EX Deck.
With this, by showing 《Dragon Master Knight》, you can put out a super high power monster like 《Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon》and use it for effects that refer to its overwhelmingly high level and offense and defense. Difficult summoning conditions can be easily fulfilled.
Also, Fusion Monsters aren't the only things that can be put out directly from the EX Deck. By showing 《Naturia Exterio》, Natubi and Palchion can also use his Special Summon, and when the turn returns, their powerful monster effects will be revived.
In addition to the banned card Kitokaros, various related new items appeared in the same latest pack, "Chimera the Flying Mythical Beast", his early Fusion Monster "Fusionist", and illustrated "Flame Swordsman", etc. It also supports
Of course, Special Summon monsters such as monsters in the main deck and EX monsters sent to GY while satisfying the resurrection limit can also be Special Summoned by selecting Special Summon from GY.
Currently, there aren't many types of monsters that can be played directly from the EX Deck with this effect, but it can be said that this card has great potential for the future.

Among the 4 new Alters that appeared in the 12th regular pack, he has a reasonable ATK as his main monster on the Deck side, and the ability that he has is also the most interesting card.
Putting aside the existence of being a tuner and the existence of Drag Virion, you can SS from your hand by joining the hand in a way other than drawing, and you can not only search with Melyu and Spoo, but also salvage with Failover and Prime Banshee. , It is quite excellent that the effect is triggered even by the bounce due to the cost of Silkitas.
In addition, GY's Alter can be revived by effects triggered by NS/SS including self-SS, Link Monsters cannot be revived because they are revived in Defense Position, and the revived monsters negate the monster effect, probably because of the existence of the protocol. Instead of , it has the disadvantage of not being able to activate monster effects on that turn, but not only has the path to high links, which was difficult until now without using Faker or Pook Queries, opened up significantly, but after activation, Special Summon ahead of You can also connect it to a general-purpose EX monster because it is not tied up.
Alter also has monsters such as Melyu, Perine, and Sirkitas whose effects are triggered when sent from the field to her GY. The compatibility with Melyu, which can be revived from, is outstanding.
Unfortunately, he doesn't have Link 1's Altergeist. I can do it, but hey.
Also, since the effect of invoking your own summoning is developed from GY, it may cause an accident if you try to use it as an initial move because there are no other abilities that can be demonstrated on the field. It can be used quite well, but it doesn't really stabilize the initial movement or strengthen the leg area. That's what it feels like.
Basically, it's a novelty that strengthened the theme's development ability, especially the one that is said to be an upswing development, and it's a type that is said to have expanded the range of construction in order to bring out Link 4 such as Gantt and Admin. It's a group of cards.
That's how I feel about this card. By the way, at least it's not a set of cards that fits my favorite traditional Alter Link 1 playstyle, and even with all four, it's still not worth the long-awaited Alter Link 1. I didn't...
Hmmm, if the reincarnation new flame DP is extremely strong, it's kind of unconvincing...
Having said that, I think that this card itself is a very good card just because it doesn't suit my taste, and it's a tuner because it doesn't restrict Special Summon like Faker does. Because of this, I think it would be a good idea to include general-purpose S monsters like Ardek as an option in the final stage.
And above all, I like the cuteness of the illustrations, which is one of the best among all Alter Monsters.

A new 12th season Altergeist that has the same basic stats as Meryushik, except for the different attributes of water and fire, and has the same three effects or the same activation conditions, making it the first Altergeist in the main Deck. He's Altergeist for FIRE.
The difference from Melyu is that the effect triggered by dealing battles damage is changed from 1 removal to 1 draw, that is, you gain an advantage by increasing your own cards, and the effect triggered by sending GY from the field is Search to Alter Card. The point is that it is changing to something that earns a GY advantage, called GY feeding.
If you send Alter Monsters to GY, you will be able to activate the effects of Marionette, Malwisp, and Materia, and there are many cards in Alter Trap that have GY effects, especially the effects that activate when they appear in the same pack are not very strong. Suitable as a means of directing revitalization to GY feed.
If you pull it at the same time as Pooquery, it will be very useful as a development assistant when combined with Revitalization, but basically I feel that Melyu is fine, at least I have no plans to use it at the moment.
There are many monsters that have no effect unless they are sent from the field to GY, and even though it is a card with high demands that can not be used strongly unless it is drawn together with Pook Queries, the Pook Queries are cards that have a high risk of being adopted multiple times. That's right...
It's an unfinished card that should shine even more if Link 1's Altergeist or Alter Trap cards with more convenient GY effects appear.
eh? Or rather, is it possible that the four new Alters this time are just like this? Even though it's a new 12th generation that finally came out after waiting for 3 years...?
Alter Link 1, which sets spoofing from Deck with an LS-triggered random effect? What about Alter Trap, which can be activated on the turn you set it, or can be activated from your hand during your opponent's turn?
Where did Konami-san, who sent me cards with themes like Circular and Marfa last year...?

A new Alter Trap card for the 12th term, and the first Alter Trap that cannot be returned to the hand at the cost of Sirkytas.
Either way, the resurrection effect in the first half of turn 1 is almost a degraded version of Materia, so in many situations, send it from his Deck to his GY with the effect of Perinetrator, and use the GY effect to NS the Alter in your hand to extend the deployment. It will be a card for
Since it is NS, it also has the effect of inducing the summoning of Marionette, and by using Perinetrator and Pooquery to create Hextia, and using his GY effect to redeploy the Pooquery that was returned to the hand by his own effect, Faker's power has been enhanced so far. Link 4, which was hard to reach without borrowing it, is now very close.
Well, it was natural in a sense that I used the right to summon, but I never thought that the fact that Marionette's NS trigger effect didn't have the name Turn 1 was due to a card effect within the theme and that it would come to life. hey.
However, it is premised on the presence of monsters that can be NS in the hand, such as sending GY from the Deck by Perinetrator, and Pook Queries that return from GY to the hand, and there is a possibility that it will cause an accident because it is a card that you do not want to draw directly. , It can be used to extend the development, but it does not contribute to the comfort of the initial movement at all, so it is a card that I personally do not want to rate very highly.
Do you have any plans to adopt Materia, as well as my own build and playstyle?

With the release of 《Change of Heart》, it feels like a general-purpose single-target removal card like this can now exist normally.
This one penetrates the effect destruction resistance like similar effects of the control seizure system, and removes the monster by permanently changing the selected monster to her Continuous Spell.
Unlike 《Change of Heart》, it doesn't give you an advantage for the stolen monsters. , you can eliminate the selected monster without sending it to GY, and you can not turn on the special activation condition of some cards because it will be removed while leaving the card on the opponent's field.
By placing her Continuous Spelled monsters on her Spell & Trap cards, which will be her Pendulum zone, you can use it to hinder the development.
Also, since you can select your own monsters, depending on the combination, it can be used as a combo card when going first.
Basically, 《Change of Heart》is natural, and 《Mind Control》is enough card, but as a general-purpose removal spell, it has a certain level of performance.

The long-awaited new monster of the Altergeist that appeared in the first regular pack of the 12th term, and was nothing for the 3 years of the 11th term. ! A new ace that feels like.
The ability is the same as the Marionette's Alter Trap set from his Deck, and the control seizure that can be activated by Friche during each other's main phase, which can be used only once as long as it is on the field.
Unlike Memory Gantt, who is in charge of the finish, not only can you prepare up to 2 interferences with Alter Trap and Control Seizure effect, but you can also prepare a card to send from the field to GY to use the Control Seizure effect, and control seizure is Friche. Since it can be used in , you can use the effect at a great price by activating the chain on the materia and allocating the materia to the cost of this effect.
Monsters that have taken control are permanently controlled, and they are treated as Alter Links, so they can be used as materials for Alter Link, and are worth placing at Hextia's link destination.
The control seizure effect can only be used once as long as it exists in the field, but it can be used again if revived with Materia or Revita after leaving the field, so once the effect is used, it will be vanilla on the field. It's also a good idea to quickly use it as a link material for Hextia along with the monsters.
In addition, Alter, which has gained considerably more development power than before due to Malwisp and Revitalization, which appeared at the same time, is grateful for the fact that the number of routes where Link 4 including this monster can be taken out has increased considerably than before.
Especially if you have Meryu + Pooquery in your hand, you can use Meryu to bring Marwisp to make this monster stand first, and you can also use Hextia's effect and this card's effect to make multiple Alter Traps and Fakers standby. Thus, the number of interferences is actually 4 or more.
However, since Control Seizure is an effect that targets targets, Alter's weakness of "weak against high RBI targets with resistance" has not been improved at all, and in the first place, it is said that Alter will be more stable and strong if he does not force Link 4 out. There are many, especially for me and my compatriots who dreamed of Link 1's appearance, and this card seems to be a more subtle novelty.
If I can use it, it's strong, but I wonder if I can use it, and I feel like I can use it without using it. I feel like there's only one way to avoid Prime Banshee's stand-up and to get that GY effect while raising Wusa.
So, what about replacing Usa, but with this card, Selene can't set it up due to material restrictions, and I think there are situations where you can set it up if you don't have a protocol, so I personally don't know. As far as I'm concerned, I feel like I'm on time with Ax Wu Sagant, so at least I don't use it at the moment, but it's only a monster if I put it in.
If you make a build that specializes in deploying this monster first, G, which until now was only as heavy as Faker's effect, will suddenly become heavy, so in that case, it would be better to include Grave from the main. On the other hand, it will be difficult to put high gold in the deck, so I think it will be necessary to replace it with gold.

A monster that feels like a commemorative card, disregarding its performance.
He is a Special Summon monster that can only be Special Summoned when his GY is extremely fat, and his offense and defense go up tremendously only when his GY is extremely fat.
If both conditions are met, it will be a threatening power of a monster with 5000 offense and defense that can self-SS, but it does not have other abilities such as resistance.
It's difficult to handle, and it's not as romantic as Ten Thousand, so it's a kind of memento.

A card with a card name that was born on the premise of the existence of Mirror Force, and other than that, there is nothing to see.
As the card name suggests, I would like to evaluate the place where the attacked monster is a mirror that reflects the ability of the attacking monster.
The non-themed Spell Trap cards used by Yuma in the anime Zexal are generally of this quality, so I can't say much about performance.

Created in Season 2 as a sister card to Pot of Greed, the number of draws is 1 and the card type is a Trap card.
If you activate it properly on your own turn, it will basically only be a slow exchange of cards, so you want to make full use of the fact that you can activate it with Flice on each other's turn.
Later, a higher-compatible Normal Trap, which added another effect to this effect called "Legacy of Yata-Garasu", appeared. Since a card with the same name cannot be activated in , it is worth using it together with this card.
"Pot of Greed" includes not only the "○○ de △△ pot" series that combines with other "pot" cards derived from itself, but also cards with related effects such as "Spirit of the Pot of Greed" and "Avatar of The Pot", and "Moray of Greed". There are many derived cards such as , and Shard of Greed , but here there are also derived cards such as Jar of Avarice and Jar of Generosity , albeit in the form of chasing the pot.
In the future, I'd like to expect enhancements in a unique line different from the Tsubo series and the appearance of derivative cards.