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A dark version of the light ruler (albeit light). I like this kind of double-minded design.
It is a request to release 3 bodies that do not use summoning rights similar to blue blood, but since they are requesting to be sent to GY, tokens and P cannot be used.
However, with the advent of the link, you can use it by converting it, so it's easier than before.
It boasts 4000 ATK and DEF, and because of its weight, it has flashy effects such as attacking twice on the front and eliminating all on the back.
If anything, I would like to hit a table that is easy to aim for victory. I would like to use it together with the light barrier and reading.
It's a card that takes a lot of time and effort, but compared to Light, which is too solid for its weight, I think it's a worthy performance.

Ace of Saio. Strangely enough, he is the same person as the 21st Major Arcana Stand user in a certain Stand manga.
I also feel like it's because of this guy that Arcana Force's reinforcement doesn't come easily.
3100 ATK and DEF is quite high for a card that can be Normal Summoned, and it has a powerful effect of skipping the opponent's turn. It's more King Crimson than The World.
However, it is not easy to handle, it requires the release of two bodies from the field, and due to the coin toss effect common to Arcana, it is uncertain until this effect is obtained.
Fairy has a lot of support, and the Light Barrier can provide certainty, but in any case, there are many things that are required.
Nonetheless, it is a practical turn-skip system, and I think it has high potential.

A 1:1 exchange attack reaction that blows and kills monsters. Appears earlier than "Sakuretsu Armor", and there is a difference in the illustration.
Compared to Sakuretsu Armor and Dimensional Prison, which have similar effects, its strength is that it doesn't target.
However, it is not always possible to destroy the cards you want to destroy, and it is easy to be influenced by the situation.
In the current situation where destruction resistance has increased, card power has increased, Mirafo is unlimited and there are many mutual compatibility, fan decks will not be an option.

A representative piece of offensive reaction... but there are a lot of super-compatible existences, and it's almost out of the question.
It's not that it can't be used at all, but it's easier to deal with attack reactions due to changes in the environment, so it's 1:1, and with the increase in resistance, this card is both destroyed and targeted, so there are cases where it doesn't work in the first place. It's increasing dramatically, and I can't help but say that it's an effect that's not worth the delay.
If I had to give priority to it, would it be someone who has a lot of affection for it, or a fan Deck?

It is the name of the signature monster in Yu-Gi-Oh, and it is also the first special move name card, so it can be said that it is a representative existence of the special move card.
As a top-tier player, he requires the existence of Blue-Eyed, but since it is a top-class card with a lot of support, it is not difficult to satisfy.
However, he can't attack with Blue-Eyed, and it hurts that he can't make use of his 3000 RBI. As many people say, I want to use Blue-Eyed as a material and connect it to another large one.
Also, Thunderbolt, which can be said to be the current adjustment source, is unlimited, and besides that, there are many general-purpose sweepers such as Lightning Storm.
There is a point of differentiation, so if it's just that, it's fine, but in the first place, an environment where Sambol is currently unlimited.
Although it has a point of differentiation, it can not be said that it is suitable for times of superiority or inferiority due to the disadvantage that it cannot be attacked under the condition that it takes a lot of effort, and the poor meshing is conspicuous.
I think it is difficult to prioritize even in the current situation Blue-Eyed.

Like Gan, it can revive two IFs and is the starting point for mass deployment.
Compared to cancer, it has a lot of support because it is a monster with low status.
However, it doesn't have a self-deployment effect, and if it doesn't have some kind of support, it tends to eat up summoning rights, and depending on the situation, it can spoil.
Also, the point that must be targeted for two bodies is also a point that is difficult to use compared to cancer.
Still, there is no doubt that the loosely restricted two-body resurrection is powerful, and the increase in the card pool has also improved its usability.
The priority in IF will change depending on the construction, but there is no doubt that it has something attractive.

Speaking of IF, this is it. An OCG original card that appeared after the re-appearance of Oniyanagi with a strong IF push. Existence that looks like a whirlwind in BF.
The effect of sending the IF in his hand to his GY, which is convenient when bringing it to Handless, is the main two revivals. With the advent of this card, IF's deployment power will be dramatically improved.
Compared to Mirage, which has a similar effect, it also has the advantage of being flexible, allowing you to have up to 2 bodies without using summoning rights.
Later, cards such as 《Gouki Re-Match》that can revive two creatures and are easy to search have appeared, but the reason why they are not restricted and this card is still restricted is that there is no turn restriction on the main IF including this card.
As is well known, in his heyday, he showed an ability to develop that was about two heads out of entanglement with Archfiend. If you're a Lynx, you can still see this spectacle.
I think it's still the most important piece for IF.

A handsome looking card with an unsightly effect.
First of all, you have to align 3 bodies and return to the Deck at the end because of contact.
Regardless of his Neos, Glow is a guy who can give an ad to the opponent, and Panther has a weak and quirky effect on choosing opponents.
I thought that the effect was worth it because it was so heavy, but it was an unstable gambling effect, one of which was the self-army bounce effect, which affected the player himself, and almost a demerit. I would like to say that 2 and 3 are also carrying this weight.
And the effect when returning to the Deck is only set, compared to Magma and Storm.
The only small advantage is that it is compatible with Black and Glow as a glimpse personnel.
Don't be silly! Although there are cards that can reduce the weight and instability of yourself, such as Miracle Contact and Gun Bombardment, it is questionable whether they are capable enough to do that.
Kas Neos is a card that is so hard to use that it deserves to be despised.

Judai's first ace.
Both fusion materials are normal, and since they are categories with many search methods, they are easy to collect and summon.
You can deal damage equal to the original hit points of the monsters destroyed by battle, but the important point is that your own hit points are only the Sidera class, and in the bare state, you can barely fight with the lower classes. Some kind of support is required.
Fortunately, it's easy to reinforce her Deck, which is blessed with enhancement cards, but since he doesn't activate unless he sends it to GY, it can't be used against P-monsters, and it's somewhat selective.
In addition, fusion HERO with higher hit points, loose materials, and useful effects have increased considerably, and since the materials are poor vanilla, it can be said that there is no longer a frame for adopting this guy as a normal HERO.
Recruitment will be difficult for non-teenage fans. That's why I'm motivated to be active.

A teenage trump card in the early days of GX.
Requires two types of specified monsters, and one of them requires fusion and trouble. However, since fusion materials can be used as substitutes, it is also possible to finish lightly.
In addition to the burn effect similar to Flare Wingman, its combat power has been strengthened, making it easier to take advantage of that effect.
However, there are some things that can't be helped because it's an old card, but there are many excellent later-developed E-HERO fusions. Among them, I am concerned about the existence of Sunrise and WakeUp.
In addition, Shining Neos, which is made of similar materials and has performance that can be said to be upwardly compatible, has also appeared.
It's hard to use fusion material substitutes, but with the abundance of Neos support and the fact that it's easier to prepare Flare Wingman at the instant Neos pace, it's harder to share support with a poor vanilla HERO than using fusion material substitutes. , There is even good handling.
It's not difficult to make it play an active role, but I think it's a card that doesn't go out of the realm of fans because there is a strong need for exclusive construction.

The reverse version of "Sangan" has almost the same errata as "Sangan". Cheap.
Also, the race is different, and you can receive his abundant spell support.
However, like 《Sangan》, current themes tend to have quicker searches, so once they are in play, they are slow to use on the next turn and are no longer as essential as they used to be.
Also, 《Sangan》can add powerful hand triggers like Usagi and Urara, so the gap is closing.
I would like to find synergies with his deck and race, which is not a category with few search methods, and then adopt him. I think it's still the best card in the errata set.

A general-purpose searcher, you can search for monsters in a wide range with loose conditions, and although the hit points are lower than before, there are more cards with excellent effects, so you won't have trouble finding targets. Fusion support is also supported because there is a fusion that can become a material like a witch.
After the errata, the same-name turn limit and the search card can be slightly restricted, but the rule effect can be ignored.
It can be used in reverse due to its compulsory effect, but it is also a strength not to miss the timing.
It has high versatility, but recently it has become commonplace to have a search card that has a quick effect, so it's a little late to put it on the field and send it to his GY. Oops.
Well, it's a category deck, and since he doesn't have a lot of search tools, he can still be very active in decks, so it's still a useful card in the errata group.

Although it is a hero, it is not a HERO, so unfortunately it is not compatible with HERO support.
If you do a Special Summon, you can have up to 2 monsters with the same name and have 3 Tributes at once, or you can easily connect them to Rank 2 or high Link Monsters.
Since it doesn't have the expansion effect itself, it is essential to use it with a card that can be expanded separately, and because it is a low-level warrior, it is easy to pull from Reinforce and Isolde, so there are many means.
It has the potential to produce a powerful card with just one card, but since it can only be deployed from the Deck, if it becomes too bulky in your hand, it will be less effective. However, in order to take advantage of this card's effect, full loading is required, so a dilemma occurs.
I get the impression that it's difficult to use his normal deck after all, because many of his deck spaces have an accident rate. Cards suitable for combo decks.

A long time ago, in the guide attached to the starter, etc., it was written that "it usually has no effect, but it often has a high stat", but the impression that this guy was posted was not persuasive.
It is the main card of Yugi, and although supporters can deal with it in various ways, it is a poor card with only recruiter-level RBI points. However, with the appearance of Noble Arms, which has effects related to elf swordsmen, the utility value has increased, or rather, if he is to be adopted, it is a premise that he is used together with Noble Arms. Recruiter RBI also shines here because it supports runaway summons.

It's one of the cards that becomes a hot topic every time a new summon appears, and it's shrewdly strengthened with new rules.
Since you can generate tokens up to the number of monsters in your army and count yourself, you can generate one even by yourself.
There are no particular restrictions on the use of tokens, so they can be used for Tribute, Synchro-Link materials, etc.
It has an effect related to the Musketeer Category, or rather, it is currently the only one that deals damage to the number of Musketeers, making it impossible to declare an attack. I want to There is no restriction on the same name, so if Castel and multiple bodies can be arranged side by side, the total firepower will be high, but isn't it worth doing that much?
It has a useful effect, but since it uses summoning power, it is difficult to prioritize it in a normal deck. I would like to consider synergies and adopt them.
It's definitely an excellent card.