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The spirit that appeared after a long time, light is one of the particularly blessed attributes, so it is easy to use.
The effect is LP gain, but it's pretty late with the end phase of the opponent's turn, and it's almost a bonus.
More than that, the combo property that utilizes the removal cost as a material is selling. Originally, there were convoy ships and divine spirits that could be deployed with GY cost, but unlike those, it is excellent in maneuvering with only one body.
Conveniently, it's lightning, so it works well with the Thunder Dragon included in the same pack. Even if it's related to the original story, if Sandra didn't appear, it would probably have been an angel.
Speaking of light level 4 materials, there is Photothra, which can be searched for with highly versatile reinforcements, can be deployed at no cost, and can also be used for high RBI.
This can be deployed regardless of the race, of course, and we want to differentiate it with combos due to removal costs.
From the illustration, it can also be seen as an idol card, and overall I think it's an excellent card with high versatility.

Not only is it not an advanced card, which is rare in Monarch, but it is a card that can be activated even in Special Summon.
You can remove two cards regardless of which card you specify, but then there is no position for Zaborg or Moebius (although it was originally not because of the evil Monarch), so the player who destroyed the card draws it and summons it. It's a card that's difficult to handle in normal use, as it can even cause drunkenness. Normally.
You can draw by destroying your own card, and it can be used in various ways because it can also be activated during Special Summon.
If you revive yourself with a Continuous Trap resurrection tag and destroy yourself and the trap, you will actually become a greedy pot. Good compatibility with P summons.
Also, since you can aim to interfere during the opponent's turn, it is difficult to get an ad, but you can disrupt the opponent's tactics. It is also a perfect candidate for Rikuru from Eyetail, and it has become possible for him to play an active role in the original Monarch.
In terms of SS compatibility, it is a unique existence that can move differently from other Monarchs, and I think it is an interesting and strong card that is worth exploiting in various ways.

Darkness Monarch that exists in several bodies. He has the same status level as a high-ranking Monarch, but even if it's not a Tribute Summon, even a Special Summon can activate his effects, so technically speaking, he feels a little different from a Monarch.
However, the cost or effect is greatly suppressed. You can interfere with GY, but that number of cards will fertilize his GY from the top of the deck, which is pointless.
Since it starts at the top of the deck, it has a strong randomness, but if you do it poorly, you can strangle yourself, and you can't take board adverts, so it's not suitable for counterattacks.
It is an effect that can not be helped even if it is said that it is extremely summoning sickness and uneasy monarch. If I could at least target myself, there would still be a way to use it.
There are times when you can't do the moves that are unique to this card, but since it's mostly good at Mansion and Crow, if you want to use it, you'll need to make the most of your race, attributes, and synergies. There is almost no adoption value at Monarch at present.

Because it sounds similar to Tsundere, the forbidden fill-in-the-blank card in TF, it became Tsundere's favorite, but it was extremely annoying.
As a card, it has a delicate stat, supports more supports than this, has better performance as a wall, and has a name that is not inferior to the story of the name, so there is no value other than the story. Compare the heights of acorns.

Synchron's search card, by the way, send one card from the top of the deck to GY.
The anime has all the tuners and this is the only level he has from the top of the deck he is a broken GY manure, but it still has high performance after tuning.
With Synchron, he's a must-have card in any deck.

Although it is an SR searcher, it has too high versatility.
With loose conditions, you can Special Summon from your hand, and with the presence of Taketon, you can have two level 3 bodies without summoning rights. without any disadvantages.
Despite differences in attributes and races, it can be used like a death guide that can be activated without summoning rights, and it is a card that is sure to play an active role as release personnel and materials in other decks as well as in SR that supports many supporters. .
The environment has changed, but if you make it unlimited, it will be abused again, so it is better not to make it unlimited.

the seven deadly sins themselves.
The cartoon version was the opposite, with removal being destruction and resistance being against removal.
Rank 12 and a big number because of the origin. Although it requires two unspecified bodies, it requires a thin level range like No84, so his Deck, which is easy to regular summon, is quite limited.
Therefore, it is mainly deployed from another summoning method, overlapping summons.
However, in the case of stacking summons, 1's Special Summon monster removal cannot be handled immediately.
Even though it is resistant to destruction, there are plenty of ways to remove it other than destruction, so I can't expect it to last until the return turn.
It is also useful as an underlay for Azeus, due to its high hit point and its characteristics that make it easy to hold a lot of material.
No84 is a good Azeus, and it's easy to use multiple summons, so it's easy to put pressure on the EX frame, but it can be said that it's a useful X.

It's rank 10, but since it's one of the few non-mechanical rank 10s, and two are required, it's not a problem if it's mainly rank 10.
It has the effect of raising the stats by the difference in LP, and if it goes well, you can get a tremendous stat, but if you use it normally, it tends to be a little unstable. I would like to cover this point by connecting to 77.
Every time the opponent does a Special Summon, a burn is given, and the current environment Special Summon is commonplace, and if you notice it, you often do a lot of damage.
It also has a sweeping removal similar to Scarlight, and can put pressure on the opponent in combination with the effect of 2.
It is an effect with high placement performance, but there is no resistance, so I want a defense method.
The ability to demonstrate its true value the more advantageous it is, and although it is unstable, it is easy to cooperate with other rank 10s with large firepower, and it is not ashamed of rank 10, which expands the range of strategies of rank 10. I think it's a card with specs.

There are no specific requirements for materials, but since it requires a thin layer of level 11, the decks that are easy to regular summon are quite limited.
Basically, it is mainly from another summoning method, overlapping summons.
Defensive power is determined by the number of ranks of your army, and although it's a subtle 2200 on its own, with a deck that makes it easy to get this card out, you'll have the opportunity to line up high ranks. Also, even if it is not lined up separately, since it is also stacked with No77 with 4000 RBIs, low offense and defense is not a big problem as long as there is an EX frame.
The burn effect tends to depend on the opponent and the situation, but it's powerful if you get hooked on it.
The removal effect doesn't work on links and it depends on the opponent, but the defense is easy to underestimate, so even 2200 alone is a good removal range.
It's mainly used as a set with No77, so it's easy to put pressure on the EX slot, but I think it's a worthwhile card.

At first, I thought that I forgot to add the level change, so I thought it was unusable, but the change in the card pool made me appreciate it.
Since it is level 4, it is difficult to connect it to Gimme Pape's mainstay rank 8, but currently there is an option called Link.
I mainly want to deal with necro and magne that have rotted in my hand.
Another advantage that cannot be overlooked is that it supports replication techniques.
I think it has become a presence that can be prioritized enough.

A card that was one of the original bans that was errataed and one of the reasons why DARK is said to be blessed.
It requires a specified cost and is a little dependent on the opponent, but it has a return that determines the outcome if you get hooked.
Regarding the cost, it's easy to prepare with EX monsters now, so it can be used even if it's not the center of darkness, so it can be said that the nerf was inevitable.
After the errata, one of the features of the virus card, the 3 turn peeping handicap, disappeared, and instead, he got the deck destruction effect, which is appropriate for the name, but because the opponent has the option, he uses GY. If it's a lot of opponents, it can be an act of sending salt instead.
Since no damage will be dealt until the end of the next turn, there is a high possibility that he will be cut back due to the aforementioned destruction of his deck.
It's not weak at all, but I think it's become a card with a strong habit because it has become quite picky about opponents.

Ace of Tetsuo who also appeared in the one-shot manga Zexal.
2200 RBI is subtle, but by changing the battle position that can be used in each other's turn, the reverse effect can be suppressed, and it can be said that the combat side is strong as it is.
However, if this effect demands 3 bodies, the story changes. It is not possible to directly get ads, and the RBI is below average, so it cannot be said that the performance is commensurate with its weight.
Rank 4 is a rank zone that is said to be a fierce battlefield, and there are many existences that are easier to use than this card with two materials.
With the increase in target resistance and the appearance of links that cannot be used for defense, concerns have arisen in terms of combat as well.
If I could at least target my own card, I would still be able to defend it. It was subtle from the time of its appearance, but it was left behind by inflation.

The main character's ace-like heroic appearance looks great in anime.
Since it is heavy with the highest level Dual, Normal Summon will not be taken into consideration and will be based on development from resurrection.
It's level 8, so I'm happy that it's compatible with trains.
If you summon it again, you can revive Dual in response to the activation of the opponent's spell and earn an add, but since it is not a negate, there are many things that do not go as expected, and the cards that can revive are also vanilla, so it is useful. If I do, I want a means of protection. It also has a target negate effect to compensate for that.
His Equip Spell, which is a cost, also has Space Vis and Phoenix Sword, so it's easy to use together.
However, even though it is already heavy, there is a possibility that it will not be able to move as expected, such as the cost of the field being required and the equipment being removed first. Very painful in today's environment.
Combined with the passive and dual characteristics, it gives the impression that it is a little difficult to handle.

Solva Trauma.
Depending on the opponent, it can be deployed by handicap or his deck death, and it has high offense and defense and has a surprise attack.
However, if it's handicap measures, he also has Dark World. Over there, you can exert a powerful additional effect by being discarded by the opponent, and it is easy to have a big impact.
Even with deck death countermeasures, there are times when his deck is scraped before he can counterattack against such a deck opponent.
Although it has high offense and defense, it is difficult to say that it has a great impact on the opponent to the point of despair, and it is possible that it will become an accident personnel because it is dependent on the opponent and is the highest class, so the impression of usability is not good.

Volcanic's ace existence, hot and aggressive effect as its appearance.
Summoning is easier than before due to the existence of the magazine. Since it can be connected to the effect of 3 of the magazine, it is easy to recover the ad loss at the time of summoning. However, whether it is a trident or a magazine, the deployment tends to be slow.
In addition to high hit points, it has an attack compulsion effect and is powerful with total removal + burn if destroyed in battle.
Attack compulsion is easy to avoid, so basically you will go to defeat yourself.
However, the search method is poor and it is difficult to draw it into the hand stably. It feels slow now to take ad in battle. In the first place, Volka's removal is in time with Buck Shot.
Volka's top class attacker is a valuable existence, but honestly it's hard to say that it doesn't work without a magazine trident and has a high accident rate, and it's worth throwing away an excellent engine.
As you can see by using it, I don't think it's a performance that can be given a high rating.