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A piece with a rival character as a motif.
Unlike Kaiberman, it has effects that are true to the No meta and name instead of Galaxy-Eyes support. It only affects No, but it also has strong resistance to X in general.
However, the strength of dependence on the other party cannot be denied. In addition to No, there are many powerful Xs, and as a lower class, the offense and defense are not good, and there is a good chance that it will be destroyed in battle by material personnel.
After that, I wanted a chain seal anyway.
I wonder if it's difficult to handle as a meta.

He is a Blue-Eyed supporter with low stats and a warrior, so it's easy to pull him, and Blue-Eyed itself is easy to search for, so it's not difficult to activate the effect.
But now there are so many more useful Blue-Eyed supporters that there's no room to hire him anymore.
Rather than its effect, its appearance and name, and its use in GX, make it more of a joke.

Compared to when he first appeared, his Resonator card pool has increased, and since he is a group of tuners who are good at continuous sync and double tune, it is not difficult to aim for multiple removals with one card.
Since the self-destruct effect is also speeding up and the removal is flying around, 2 turns is enough.
However, Red Archfiend, which is useless on its own and often uses Rezone, has a lot of people who are originally equipped with powerful removal.
If the Synchro Summon is negate, the activation will also be crushed, so it is not good as a dew pay.
It's not bad, but is it really necessary because there is a possibility of an accident on its own? I feel like it's a card that feels like it.

In the anime, he showed an Ore Rule effect reminiscent of the original 《The Flute of Summoning Dragon》.
It has the name Pendulum, but it doesn't receive support and doesn't get along well.
Compared to similar phantom musketeers, it is an era where there are many opponents and mass deployments, but such a situation is a situation where a large system of pressure is laid, and it is often difficult to use. If you want to use it effectively, you should also use Ojama Trio.
With the advent of Link, it became easier to use as a material, but I feel that it is a subtle card with a lack of meshing of the effect that it is easy to be crushed in situations where it can be generated in large quantities.

A subspecies of Spiwo, a card that has the effect of triple the original RBI in the anime, and is reminiscent of a good red comet with its color.
However, at that time, the combo with "Unstable Evolution" was considered dangerous, and the enhancement value was fixed and the romance disappeared.
On top of that, the level is 1 higher than the speed, so it doesn't support Junk Ron, and the support available is less than there. In anime, it's just a one-time pop-up, and he doesn't die from overwork.
It's just a disappointing card.

It's nice to be able to recruit under loose conditions, but you need a separate means to send it to his GY, and Spiwo's performance is low, so you can't activate the effect unless it's Normal Summon.
I think it's a card for experts that is difficult to prioritize unless you form a considerable synergy.

An impressive card that has been active in anime, especially as a card that has been minced and protected Yusei in the bomber battle. Recently, a card that can be said to be a synchronized version of this has also appeared.
Summoning turn ATK is doubled, but since the original RBI is low, it will not be a great value as it is.
However, by equipping Unstable Evolution, which can change the original RBI, it is possible to demonstrate the fighting power that can even defeat a god, and there is romance.
Also, since there is a dedicated support and low status, the effect is only summoned, but there are plenty of resurrection methods.
There are other good cards out there, so it doesn't come out as a story, but it's possible to play an anime-like karoshi-like activity.

In WJ, it was treated as a trump card for 《Numeral Hunter》.
Although it can't be helped because it appeared when rank 1 was self-respecting...
Although there is no particular specification for the required materials, it is heavy with 3 bodies.
On the other hand, its offense and defense are weak, and the hand exchange effect itself is not bad, but it is not possible to recover the add, and it can only be used once per turn, so it takes time to maintain this offense and defense.
Later, excellent rank 1 appeared one after another with two requests. Furthermore, with the advent of a large link that can be deployed without depending on the level, the already difficult situation has become even worse.
The effect itself isn't bad at all, so if a deck with really good compatibility appears, it might be a win-win situation.

No with the hand exchange effect, the effect itself is definitely useful. However, it is the neck that requires three materials, and it is not easy to use.
Although it is convenient, it is difficult to recover the ad corresponding to the weight because the number of sheets is one. The effect is relatively unique among Rank 4, but it's not an effect that can break through the situation, and there are many rivals who want to prioritize it over this.
Despite his weight, his stats are lower than Monarch and he has no resistance, so it is difficult to endure across turns.
Also, he will send to GY, so unfortunately he can't combo with Dark World.
If it was a 2-body material, it might have been abused, so I feel it's a difficult card to balance.

A high-level killer Synchro that has similar effects to Roach.
There is no material designation, and it is necessary to send him to GY through battle destruction, but it is more than Roach in terms of combat power and binding power.
However, as mentioned above, there are many things that are required, and his deck, which is not centered on high levels, cannot show its true value.
Choose your opponent and environment, but if you get addicted to it, it's a strong card.
His activities during the time when Dragon Ruler and Swordsoul were on the rise are particularly impressive.

One of the most famous cockroach cards, along with Masu G. There are two derivations.
A high-level killer who appeared in the X prosperous period and Goyo was banned, and appeared as if to add to the S.
It can be activated without turn restrictions, and the RBI is on par with a low-level attacker. Furthermore, since there is no specified material, it can be used as a meta card that can be used in a wide range of decks.
However, not only X but also cards without levels, such as Link, are currently active, and their success is unstable.
Although the effects are slightly different, there are cards of the same rank that have a wider effective range and higher binding force than Baguska.
The instability has become a little noticeable, but there are many decks that are easy to put out, and I think it's still a good card if you get into it.

His Evilswarm version of Rageon and Unicorn, but his RBI is only 50 higher.
Since it's tied to darkness, it's not difficult to summon if you're the center of darkness.
It is reassuring in this environment where monster effects are raging because it can demonstrate complete resistance to monster effects with Friche. Also, since it is not affected by your own army's effects, you can also use it for combos. If used in conjunction with Pandemic, it will be a complete resistance, although it is limited to the activation turn.
However, his RBI is lower than Monarch's, which is a bottleneck, and his offensive performance is not great, and there are more than 2500 in this era.
In Evilswarm, he's almost no good, but since he's Dark X, he can also play an active role in reinforcing RBI in The Phantom Knights, so it's not like he's worthless.

His Evilswarm version of Bogger Knight? There is no remnant of the effect, and for some reason it is a bit different from overseas precedent cards that have not appeared in DT.
Unlike Opion and Baham, it's tied to darkness, so it's easy to summon if you're the center of darkness.
Special Summoned cards can be turned face down, and there are no turn restrictions, so the ability to interfere is high.
With a wall-oriented status, he also has a defense that can withstand low-level attackers. It is easy to supplement with a start.
Even if the link is not defensive, you can deal with it to some extent if you go first.
However, it doesn't remove it directly, and its own RBI is low, so it's a tough neck if you don't leave it to other cards to turn on the offensive.
I think it's a card suitable for his deck, which has plenty of power to deploy.

His Evilswarm version of Bryu, there is no bounce effect and the only remnant is that it is activated with the cost of the hand.
It can be deployed from one Rabbit from the existence of Helio, which can be used with the same material as Opion. However, the effect activation cost requires his Evilswarm, so unlike Opion, it is almost exclusively for Evilswarm.
Although it is limited to the front side, it has a permanent control seizure effect and is more suitable for turning back than Opion.
Just when you think you've beaten Opion with a lot of effort, this guy can come out and take it away, so you have to keep this in mind when you're facing Evilswarm.
He is an excellent card that fills in the gaps that Opion can't deal with, and expands the range of Evilswarm tactics.

His version of Gungu's Evilswarm, with no remnants of the original effect, unlike Ice Barrier, this one has the ability to control.
Evilswarm is specified as a material, but Evilswarm is easy to deploy and can be deployed with a single rabbit due to the presence of Helio, so he takes up deck space, but has some versatility.
As long as he has the material, it has the effect of special summon-based advanced and synchro killing that makes special summons of level 5 or higher impossible, and those of his deck are strongly stabbed.
In addition, if you use materials, you can search for Erosion Magic / Trap cards, and since it has removal and resistance attachments, it is more robust than it looks, combined with a high hit point even among Rank 4.
Even if you have already developed an advanced level, you can make up for it with Bahamut, which can be made from the same material, so it is also an advantage that it is easy to choose according to the situation.
However, his performance is easily influenced by the environment, and he is powerless for lower ranks, and currently, due to the appearance of Links who do not have levels following X, and the search meta, it is difficult to be as active as before.