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A mole that is so hated that it is called a devil.
True to its name, it requires combat, but it can bounce off targets and can deal with most resistances. Since it also returns to the hand, it has the advantage that it rarely sits during the opponent's turn and is difficult to remove.
A contact fusion that uses itself as a material is also excellent.
However, due to the tendency to use summoning powers and the speeding up of the environment, it is necessary to intervene in attacks even though it has high removal value, and 1: 1 exchanges are slow and not in time.
Regarding the summoning right, it can be supplemented by P summoning. It feels like he's been placed in a high-speed environment, but his breakthrough is high and I think he still has the versatility to play an active role depending on the deck.

If it's Cybers, you can use Link 1 as a material, so the summoning itself is easy.
You won't take summoning turn effect damage, but you won't take damage during your own turn, so it's a subtle burn meta. If revived during the opponent's turn, will it shine depending on the opponent?
Although it is only once in the opponent's turn, it also reduces the damage of the battle to 0 and has high versatility. However, it has a low RBI and no resistance, so it's better to think that it's a wall of apology if it's a beatdown opponent.
The advantage is that it is oriented toward the marker rather than the effect, and you can move Link 1 placed in the EX zone to the main zone as long as you have a link that faces the main zone. It is easy to play an active role as an extra member of the mutual link.
However, it should be noted that the pressure of EX is so strong that it cannot be used as a link material, so it may hinder future development.
Although it has its quirks, it expands the strategy of Cybers.

A representative card that is often cited as an example in the rules regarding priority in this game.
In the past, effects such as Trap Hole could be activated before activation, but it became impossible and weakened a little. It's not limited to myself.
It has a versatile effect that can destroy any monster you like regardless of the front or back by releasing it as a warrior and a race that is easy to pull.
In the past, it was a card that was easy to use and sometimes reached the limit, but now, in addition to increasing destruction resistance, card power inflation such as Puncture Traps with similar effects, summoning right due to speeding up environment. We have entered an era where the 1:1 effect is no longer worth it.
It's effective against races with high versatility, so it's not impossible to play an active role, but there are many rivals.

Most of the Korepa Zexal cards have strong quirks, but this card is no exception, even among the bottom class.
It's a level 8 x 3 body, which is a rather heavy requirement material, and the attack and defense are high and the effect is general-purpose, but you can only use one of them per turn, and to be honest, it's an effect that's inferior to even the general-purpose requirement of two. It's not worth regular summoning like it's been said.
However, in his Rikka, which appeared later, the deployment destination is easily restricted to plants, and it is possible to overcome the weight with Strenae, and it is possible to aim for a regular summon.
There are also teardrops that have removal and strengthening effects when two are required, but there are cases where the high level of pure combat power is reliable, so for the time being, I think it has become possible to maintain the significance of its existence.

Known for its appearance, its unmatched freshness, and famous sayings, it is commonly known as a disgusting dolphin.
Not only is it good news, but it also has a lot of effects, so you need a hand, but Peeping has a conditional handicap and a powerful effect. It's a warrior, so it's easy to pull.
However, it has low stats and has low combat power and effectiveness on its own, so it is best to line it up with the Attacker class and have it used as a material as soon as possible after the effect is activated.
Storm, which uses this card as a material, has the advantage of having one of the best performances in contact fusion.
Recently, low RBI hand triggers have become popular, and the handicap effect was easy to work with, but at the World Tournament, he was used by Gouki as a hand trigger countermeasure and played an active role. It reminded me of my excitement.

An eye-catching card with a name similar to one of the members of a certain idol group and a batter-like standing pose.
The material is double specified as 3 warriors, but it's not that difficult if you have a photothra or a warrior with 《Goblindbergh》. Even more so if it's heroic.
If you can negate a trap and strengthen yourself, it's strong against traps, but it's powerless against summoning negates like the God series, which is once per turn, so it's a little halfway. You can also use it on your own cards, so you can do combat tricks.
The dilemma that it is difficult to bring out the effect in situations where there are many downs, but the weight of 3 materials is also a hindrance.
Trap is now faster and has a low adoption rate, and in addition to being able to summon Rongomi with the same material, over there can demonstrate complete resistance with 3000 hit points with 3 materials, so it is stronger than Trap.
The advantage here is that it is easy to receive support. There is a romance that can be greatly strengthened by chance by using 3 EX swords as materials.
However, due to the lack of interaction between Trap's adoption rate/characteristics and its own effects, it is a card that is very low priority and difficult to use because of its weight.

Although it is tied to warriors, it is not a difficult tie because it is a race that has excellent people, and if it is a heroic hero, it is even better to aim for strengthening.
The effect is like the reverse of Roach's negate range, and it's a strong effect against lower grades. Even cards that deploy multiple bodies at once, such as P summons, can be removed at once.
He is strong in decks that develop from EX, mainly in lower grades, and there are still many such decks. The hit points are low, but if this card is a valid deck, you won't have much to worry about.
However, decks that directly deploy advanced decks have similar weaknesses to roaches that are less effective. Since it can be summoned more easily than the advanced ones, the effective opponents are limited.
Also, since it's only once per turn, it's possible that he can't stop it with his deck, which has high deployment power, so it's important to make sure.
Since it is destruction rather than summoning negate, it is also a rather painful point that the summoning time induction cannot be stopped.
There are many holes, but if the focus is on warriors, one card that can be considered as a priority depending on the environment.

It's a copy effect that's worth exploiting, but if it's limited to the opponent's field, its value drops significantly.
The target is limited to X and the required materials are heavy, and moreover, as it is often said, the existence of No69, which can negate the opponent X and target your own field, is also dangerous.
That one also received a bad evaluation when it first appeared, but it has a track record of success in the environment, and the copy effect is like heaven and earth between being able to choose your own field and not being able to choose it.
We want to differentiate ourselves in terms of race, but Warrior X is an elite group led by Hope.
I think it's a pretty unfortunate X. Well, there is a bottom under the void.

Mainly he is a category that activates with GY, so it's certainly a welcome effect.
However, the condition is "opponent". He doesn't do summoning, and his Deck is rare, but I don't like being dependent on his opponent.
It is easy to be removed before activation, and due to the activation conditions, the card sent to GY can be activated basically on the next turn.
Since it only lasts one turn, it's weak as a deterrent, so if you want to use it effectively, you'll need to support it with a core or babel. It's not a difficult story to align with Galatea.
Comprehensively, I have to say that it's a delicate card as a support, and I can't give it a high rating.

Despite the name "Ra's Disciple", it does not support spheres, but it does support obelisks and Osiris.
Summon and Special Summon can both react, summon two bodies with the same name, and prepare God's release personnel.
However, if you summon it, you will lose the right to summon God. Also, the demerit after summoning is heavy, and if it is poorly interfered with, it can become a miserable thing.
In the first place, the god itself, which is the point of arrival, is inadequate.
Although it is difficult to use as a mere release staff, I would like to differentiate it by being able to easily line up the same name and by using it together with transfer cards to force the disadvantages on the other party.
It's a difficult card to handle.

A dragon that can be summoned from Critias, equipped with the effect of Death Virus Before Errata.
However, since this card is a monster, its behavior is slightly different from that of Trap.
If the conditions are met, it can be activated with Friche, so the surprise attack is slightly inferior.
It's easy to get rid of with low stats, but since it's a trigger, the effect will last even if it's removed, so there's no need to worry. However, if it is negated by Valer, etc., there is a danger that it will be vanillaized, and it will be a big loss, so I would like to be careful.
The summoning conditions, fangs, and viruses are difficult to search, and the death virus is errata and has become a pretty peculiar effect.
Although the effect itself is a former banned card, there is no difference in behavior or ease of use, so overall it is not as brutal as Death Deck Errata.

A dragon summoned by Critias.
As its name suggests, it has an offensive effect similar to Tyrant Dragon, and in addition to the same status, it has the ability to attack all areas and has high lasting power. It is an effect that if you send a weak card such as Ojama Trio, you can see 1 kill.
In addition, it has the effect of being equipped like a union, and although the enhancement value is low, it can attack 3 times.
However, as mentioned above, it is equipped with a full-range attack, so it is better to annihilate yourself and pursue it with other monsters rather than bothering to equip it, and the situations where it is effective are limited.
However, it is possible to attack directly, which is rare for a continuous attack, so it is certain that it has tremendous destructive power. If you equip something like Earthbound Immortal, the game will end in an instant.
However, unlike Union, it cannot be unequipped and cannot be revived, so it is difficult to reuse.
Also, Wing, which is a material, is a dragon-only card and has its own quirks, so its versatility is a little low, which is a problem.
I think it's a romantic card with high explosive power even among Critius compatible cards because it's difficult to handle.

A dragon summoned by Critias.
As the name suggests, it has an effect similar to Mirror Force, but it can be used not only against attacks but also against effects that target, and if it can destroy even demons and traps, it has a high restraining power.
However, it does not stop attacks and effects themselves, and recently its destruction resistance has increased dramatically.
Although it cannot be said that it has overreliable performance, Mirafo has high versatility and has a dedicated support, so it is easy to handle among Critius related.

D at the end of GX. After that, a new D appeared, but is it treated differently?
It can be said that it is the Rainbow Neos of Ⅾ because of the fact that it is not a HERO itself while using HERO as a material, and because of the luxury of the material.
The weight of the material is the neck, but since both belong to HERO, which has abundant search methods, it is easy to assemble, and it is possible to fuse his deck from Fusion Destiny.
In addition to 3000 offense and defense, it has removal + ATK worth burn and self-regeneration effect, which seems to be excellent.
However, if you use the removal effect, the battle itself will be abandoned, the burn effect will easily depend on the opponent, self-regeneration has a lag from standby, and there are plenty of processing methods now, so you can't expect much of a place. There is an unstable side.
And the appearance of Maji 0 Chi called Destroy Phoenix is also painful.
It belongs to D-HERO with a looser material designation, and requires a board add for removal and does not burn, but the removal range is wider and above all, it can move even in the opponent's turn with Friche.
Due to its effect, it is easy to avoid exclusions and bounces, and the overall weakening makes it perfect for combat. To be honest, it is a performance that can be said to be upward compatible.
It's not that there are no points of differentiation, but I think it's gone out of the realm of fans.

The trump card used by Vector, not V, was summoned by skipping the pre-evolution, and for many years the pre-evolution existed only in name, but after 3 years, the pre-evolution became a card and became compatible with Quick. However, perhaps due to the lack of time, the pre-evolution is easier to use overall and the value of evolving is diluted.
The material is heavy with 3 or more, but considering the effect of this card, I would like to use as many materials as possible. If you want to do it lightly and easily, you can also consider summoning with RUM.
It has a variety of effects such as continuous attacks to strengthen RBI, GY meta reuse to draw lock. But with any effect, timing is critical.
Especially in the latter half of the material replenishment & deck top operation, if you get stuck in the mold, you can see the victory as it is, but it is very scary after the LP cost is heavy and it is broken through. I want a means of protection.
Nash's trump card, which was in conflict, has good compatibility with Varian, and it is possible to aim for a significant improvement in RBI. It is possible even before evolution, which has few habits.
It's an interesting and powerful effect, but I think it's a difficult card with a strong peculiarity due to the troublesome summoning, activation cost, and lack of resistance.