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The savior of his Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, which was one of his decks that suffered the most damage from the new rules, is known to be very important to his Malebranche of the Burning Abyss. It is important.
I'd like to see level 3x2 and effectively rank 3, but Link's summoning method is convenient for Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, which is effective when sent to GY.
Markers are also very easy to use with 2 diagonally lower markers.
It gives effect destruction resistance to the linked card and has resistance like Rokubu, so it is strong against destruction, and since it cannot be destroyed even by its own effect, various combos using this effect can be considered.
And the main effect is to strengthen himself by using his Deck's level 3 as a cost, and it is an effect to reinforce his own low RBI, but the strengthening is almost a bonus, and it is basically used as a level 3 exclusive. . Moreover, since it is costly, it is difficult to negate, which is a big advantage in this prevalent environment.
By sending Dandy, the conditions for Link 4 will be met, so it's perfect for relaying. Borrel and FWD are all good.
It is also the savior of Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, but since the effect is versatile, level 3 is the key, and it is an excellent card with essential class performance even in the main deck.

This guy's existence was missing, it's a projectile system with no turn restrictions. It's better to regulate FWD already.
It's Amazoness, but it's general-purpose and has no combat-related effects. It has the same shooting effect as the Mega Cannon, and although it has a slightly lower firepower than that one, it can receive low-grade and high-quality warrior support, so this one is by far the best in terms of overall handling.
With the release of two, Baan is a little heavy because it doesn't turn well, and there are troopers with the same amount of firepower just by releasing themselves, but the fact that they remain on the field and can be activated without turn restrictions is huge.
A card that increases in danger as the card pool increases, just like the Canosol series. It is often used as a substitute for the currently banned Canosol, and since this card was originally active in IF, it may be possible that it will be regulated.
Postscript: In the end, this guy died, not FWD, the AI created by Cybers was said to destroy humanity, but it really destroys various things.

GX idol card. However, compared to Bramagi Girl, she appears less often.
In terms of effects, it's more useful than Bramagi Girl, but the problem is that there are too many rivals with similar effects.
Especially the sync DD Crow. Since it can be activated from the hand and can be removed with Friche, its surprise attack and response power are unmatched.
In addition, 《Called by the Grave》and 《Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion》, which can be used as countermeasures against interference, are also his GY meta, but in terms of idol cards (personal preference), it is difficult to make a difference.
Instead of a 1-turn limit on Uri Toshiko name, if you deploy it from over there with a runaway summoning response, you can steal a large amount of his GY ad and connect it to rank link 3 etc.
She doesn't have as much support as Bramagi Girl, and the idol card itself is no longer rare, so it's a tough existence.

A card that underestimates canonical fusion. Well, now regular fusion is also practical.
Although it is related to fusion, it does not have the name of fusion / fusion, so search methods are somewhat limited, and EX competition is fierce.
However, I don't think it's a good idea to have the Final Warrior or Extrio on various decks, so I think it will be difficult to return without errata. And Bubbleman Neo is endlessly pitiful.

It can be activated at a late timing, but if the field is empty, it can be activated from the hand, and it boasts a compulsion effect that also handles backside exclusion + complete resistance, and the highest removal performance.
However, since this activated card is also counted as a card on the field, one card will remain, and since the opponent chooses the card to remove, there is a possibility that the favorite cannot be removed. Also, as mentioned above, the delay until activation is also a concern.
There are quirks, but the performance is worth it.

With the effect of the name, you can dig up your favorite card from his deck after 4 turns.
Compared to Golden Chest, it excludes the back side, so you won't know what was added, but in a faster environment, 4 turns is very slow, and unlike over there, if it remains on the front side and is removed, it will misfire, so maintaining it is difficult. .
Since it is excluded in the table, it can be used as an excluded version of burial, and the difference in usability is very large.
Even though it's an all-purpose search, it's not worth it if it takes so much time and effort.

It's similar to Different Dimension Capsule, and unlike over there, it reveals the search destination, but since it doesn't need to be kept on the field, it's less time-consuming and more reliable.
However, as a search, the delay is conspicuous in any case.
As it is often said, it is mainly used as an exclusion version "Foolish Burial" rather than as a search.
Depending on the environment, there are many class transfers due to the revision of restrictions, but with the current card pool, isn't it already unlimited?

With 《Sangan》or something you want to see adjusted version of Witch, you can bring a monster to the top of his deck, so on the next turn, you can effectively search for the monster you want.
It's attractive to have a card with any status, but it's slower than Sanwitch, and you can't get the add itself by destroying battles.
Recently, it's natural to have a search function, and there aren't many cards that can't be added within the Sanwitch range. It is necessary to take advantage of the unique characteristics of this card.
If you're a fan of Deck, which doesn't have a lot of search means, you'll get the news.

A card known by the nickname of Takeshi.
It has battle destruction resistance and has a place as it is as a lower class.
Since there is a card that uses undead and itself as a fusion material, you can receive fusion support and there are plenty of ways to develop it.
In addition, it has a handicap effect, and if there is a chance, it can reduce the opponent's strength, and it can also be active as an attacker at times.
However, it may have been considered excessive to have a handicap on the wall, but since it has the effect of self-destructing when the target is taken, it is quite weak outside of combat.
Even now, it's not bad at all, but it's a bit difficult to play an active role like in the past, as it's a mismatch in a high-speed environment with an increase in removal methods that gives a little damage and handicap.

Initially, it was a link with multiple diagonal markers that did not specify the material, but as already said, with the appearance of diagonal markers that specify each attribute and LAN Forlinks, it has become just a difficult existence.
I guess I put out what I adjusted while watching the situation...
Due to the effects that are actually summoning conditions, it will probably be used in his deck, which is centered on P, which accumulates monsters in EX, but even in his deck, there are multiple more useful ones than Electrum, so First, there is no frame.
A sad card that has almost lost its existence value at present.

It is very heavy at level 9x3, but like FA, it can be stacked from Galaxy-Eyes X, and it will be mainly sent out from there.
The effect is also equipped with the same removal effect as FA, and the removal range is expanded instead of the RBI being slightly lower than over there.
Furthermore, since it can be summoned repeatedly from FA, it is possible to remove a total of 2 cards, although the RBI is lowered.
In addition, it has a revive effect and is somewhat strong against removal. Due to this effect, I would like to start with Light Wave Dragon.
It eats up a lot of EX frames, but I think it's an excellent existence worth it.

The superlative version of Evil Monarch, which was easy to handle even among Monarchs, was expected to have high performance, and it responded brilliantly.
The chances of accidents are low with Monarch, which has the same release mitigation effect as other top-level Monarchs, and is good at deploying release personnel.
It has the same banishment effect as Gaius, Burn is the default, and the effect against darkness is a more meta-like effect with the same name banishment, and depending on the opponent, you can expect considerable damage. I'm happy not to miss the timing.
And if you summon darkness to Tribute, you can expand the effect target to 2 cards, and if it seems possible, it will be a powerful effect that combines 2 removals in 2000 burns, high removal and firepower.
Even though it's a removal spell that comes with a variety of options, it's top-notch, and honestly, it's not enough to target just one, so I definitely want to aim for it.
Conveniently, Eidos is dark, so it's a big advantage that it's easier to aim for activation than other top-level Monarchs.
It's one of the highest-ranking Monarchs that can be given priority, and I think it's still easy to handle even if it's the highest-ranking Monarch.

His Monarch of Darkness, which is rare for a Strak signboard that appeared at this time, boasts advanced and combat-level performance.
In addition to the darkness and blessed attributes, he slips through destruction and has removal that prevents GY from being used, and compared to Riser, he does not drawlock, but is difficult to reuse.
Also, if you exclude darkness, 1000 damage will be generated, and although it depends on the opponent with high firepower, darkness itself is a popular attribute with many versatile cards, so it is relatively easy to aim. Since it is dark itself, it can be treated as a 1000 burn card by targeting itself, and since it is advanced, it is a little heavy, but if the opponent has 1000 LP remaining, it can be used as a lead fire power, so it is not bad.
Although it has been pushed by inflation in recent years, it is an excellent advanced card that can be given the highest priority among advanced Monarchs.

X version of common, compared to common, it is in the Galaxy category, so it is easier to search than common.
Similar to Common, it is rare for this type of card to have the same name activation limit, so it can be duplicated.
X can aim for multiple X summons from one X monster due to the existence of repeated summons, and it is easy to stably hit about 1500 damage per one. Excellent firepower for a single burn card.
Even in this card category, he is easy to aim for multiple Xs with Galaxy-Eyes X, and his Galaxy-Eyes also boasts a very high RBI, so it is easy to hit high damage.
However, since he is a normal deck, there is little need to use this card in a deck, and it is useless on its own, so it will be useful in a dedicated construction like a common.
Compared to common, it is easier to suppress the accident rate, so maybe it may change in the future? I think.

Every time he performs a Synchro Summon, he will burn, and since there is no turn limit, his highly deployable Deck can unleash tremendous firepower.
The potential is not bad, but as already said, in addition to the lack of search methods, if this card has enough development power to generate high firepower, there is no need to rely on this card to decide the match. likely to be
Considering the risk of becoming an accident personnel, his priority deck is quite limited.
The one that seems to be prioritized at the moment is Mayakashi, who continuously S summons and the performance of the main S monster is subtle.