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Most Topologic links are activated by deploying monsters at the link destination, and this card helps with that.
There is no need to Special Summon the link destination, so it can be used as a normal resurrection card and can be connected to further development.
However, as a resurrection card, Trap doesn't have a quick attack, and Topologic is a heavy link 3 or higher, and there is a possibility that it will be disturbed and spoiled at a critical moment.
The effect of 2 is mainly to care for Zerovolos and Trisbaena.
Is it possible to use it as a cost that doesn't run out if it's used in combination with a card that activates by excluding cards on the field without restrictions such as only once in a duel?
It's not a bad effect, but it doesn't have a category search and is highly dependent on combos, so it's likely to be avoided.

Use in conjunction with Fusion Destiny for an effect.
His GY cost is required for resuscitation/recovery cards other than the target, and his GY fertilizer is required efficiently, and his ATK copy of the GY effect also needs RBI or D with an effect that can make use of it. Become.
The above-mentioned Fusion can prepare a resuscitation / recovery target, a cost, and a high RBI Ⅾ with one card.
In addition, since the effect of 2 does not refer to the original value, it is compatible with enhancement cards, and HERO has powerful enhancement methods such as Honesty and Dynamite.
Although it is highly dependent on combos, it is a card with high explosive power.

Was the barrel a bullet?
Considering the world view of Yu-Gi-Oh, I feel a little strange that this is related to the black demons, but it is related to Revolve.
Well, officially, I guess I was just conscious of a revolver that actually used a cylinder.
An effect that can be called a cylinder version of the Mirror Force Launcher. This is a one-time use, but you can bring it with no cost.
However, since the cylinder's selling point is also a surprise attack, it is not compatible with search and salvage, and activates the cylinder when an attack is declared! .
The effect of 2 is also difficult to decide because this card will be wary of the cylinder at the time this card is in his GY. However, the pressure to give is also easy to check with a bluff.
If you look at it as a support for the cylinder, it has a bad fit, but if you get it right, you can treat it as a troublesome existence, giving the impression that it is for people who like psychological warfare.

It's a level 4 tuner with a hand expansion effect, but there are several tuners of the same level that can be deployed with looser conditions.
However, it would be easy to differentiate with the fact that it has the Rokket name and status.
Also, the effect is to expand the hand, and although it takes consumption, you can create a monster of the specified race without specifying the level. Machine compatible is also nice for Hanoi fans.
As mentioned above, it has the name of Rokket, so it is also an advantage that it supports quick revolve and is easy to call.
I think it's a versatile tuner.

It's a level 8 that can be deployed under easy conditions, but it destroys all monsters other than itself.
In order to reduce the loss as much as possible, I would like to use it together with a card that can be effective when destroyed or sent to GY.
Also, when the opponent is main, he can be connected to the Dragon link, aiming for removal avoidance and surprise attacks.
However, the mesh with the effect of 1 is not good. I want to develop myself in a surprise attack with resuscitation cards.
Also, there are currently few Dark Dragon Links that you would want to summon during your opponent's turn. Do you expect this effect in the future?
There are many other level 8s that are easy to deploy, especially Fleur de Surge, which can be put out under similar conditions, has a RBI of 2900, is capable of destroying one body and turning a small turn, and can also remove the opponent's cards, which is an overall advantage. bad.
Despite being highly dependent on combos and easy to choose situations where you can play an active role, I can't deny the impression that something is lacking.

A dragon aiming to connect with Borrel F・R.
If you can use the two effects, you will be ready to summon F and R immediately, but there are many requests to secure your own deployment method, which is the highest grade that does not have a self-deployment effect on GY Fertilization.
Especially it's a shame that it doesn't have the Rokket name even though it's related to Rokket. Is that the kind of adjustment?
Fortunately, Dragon is rich in his GY fertilization and deployment methods, and it also supports general-purpose hand exchanges such as temptation and train.
I don't overuse the resurrection effect, and I think it's enough to use 2's search as the main axis to secure access to F/R.
I wonder if it's an effect worth the effort.

One of the oldest remakes with a history of success in environments following Mahavailo and Sphinx. There is a possibility that the error card was used as a joke.
As for the effect, enhancement and destruction resistance have been added, but the slowness due to the reverse and the removal performance itself have not progressed, so it can't be denied that it is unsatisfactory to fight in the current environment.

Recruiting alone is convenient, but on top of that, I'm very happy that there's a way to take self-harm damage related to the Holy Heaven Tree.
On top of that, it can be used as a substitute for destruction by banishing GY, so there is no doubt that it is a perfect card for Seitenju.

A Photoshop image with a crying face is likely to be created.
There is no material specification, and no specific category or race is required for the effect.
It strengthens itself by the number of removed cards, weakens the opponent, and although the multiplier is low, it doesn't matter whether it's front or back. .
Also, every time a card is removed, the opponent's GY card can be removed once, so the removal performance is very high.
As a bonus, it even has a destruction substituting effect that costs his GY. It's passive because it involves exclusion, but it also triggers the aforementioned effects.
Both effects are excellent and mesh well.
General-purpose level 10S has a high wall of Baroness, and it's not as easy to move as it is over there, but depending on the deck and the opponent, it can exert more suppression and restraint power than over there, and it can be said that it is a powerful S even as a general-purpose.

Due to the material specification and the cost of the effect, it will mainly be used in his Wyrm.
You can expect further development while recovering the loss by searching for S summons at a high RBI.
There is also an option to exclude, and Swordsoul Magic / Trap has an effect that can be activated by being excluded. However, it's easy to pull the trigger with its own 2 effect, so it's still a search priority.
The effect of 2 negates Friche's monster effect and requires a cost, but he should be using Wyrm or Swordsoul as the material, so you shouldn't have any problems.
Further combos are possible if you exclude his Swordsoul demon, Trap, Metaphys, etc. mentioned above.
However, please note that only one of 1 or 2 can be activated during the same turn. Using search creates gaps.
Not only Swordsoul, but I think he will be a versatile S in Wyrm.

Destroy your destiny!
It has the effect of manipulating turns like D (Destiny).
The opponent's main 1 skip can delay the opponent's attack.
It just takes a little time to prepare for the cost. Consumption is easy to reduce because D-END and Destroy Phoenix have self-revive.
In addition, he has D-related magic and traps with the exception of GY.
However, since the effect of 1 mentioned above is highly dependent on combos, it may be rotten without being able to be activated on the field. I would like to prepare a means to handle even if it rots.
There is a peculiarity, but I think it is a useful one.

From the name and illustration, I thought he was a new Generaider.
By revealing your hand, you can add destruction resistance to the set card and solve the weakness of removal to some extent.
Furthermore, if a set card is activated, it is possible to expand your hand. And if your hand is open, you can set Magic/Trap and bring it. It has high offense and defense and can be relied on as a fighting force.
However, since it is set and removed on the next turn, it is usually not suitable to bring a Continuous Spell, and since you can only use one of them, it tends to be the opponent's turn to bring a Magic Trap, and then it will be destroyed. It can't be handled easily because it loses resistance. I think it's a reasonable adjustment.
In addition to his deck, which uses a lot of face down, it can be used as a normal deployment card and attacker, and because of its high offense and defense, it is also suitable as a material for Dark Gaia.

I'm very happy that Diabo can be reused in D-HERO and Dashguy's trigger method has been created.
Furthermore, even if it is only once, it can be revived under easy conditions.
There are plenty of ways to send to GY, such as Vion and Fusion.
No, it's excellent.

A fusion with effects worthy of the name Destroy (2 effect) and Phoenix (3 resurrection effect).
Material designation is loose, but one requires a high-level HERO. Ⅾ has Diabo and blue blood. Other than that, there are general-purpose items such as Honesty, so it shouldn't be difficult.
Attack and defense are upper average class, but due to the overall weakening, it has an advantage in combat.
Not only on the combat side, but it requires board ad, but it is also equipped with the removal of Friche and has high obstructive power.
You can also select yourself as a target for destruction without taking a target. Furthermore, if it is destroyed, D can be revived, and it can also be revived itself, so it becomes a perpetual machine of Friche removal, and it is somewhat strong against removal other than destruction, where this kind of card is weak.
Speaking of difficulties, there is a time lag between resurrection during standby, and the reason that will be described later weakens D itself.
In addition to having an excellent effect that is completed by itself, it is a powerful card that can be expected to be used not only in D but also in other decks due to the high versatility of materials and the existence of easy-to-handle deck fusion methods.
Because of its strength, his deck fusion method, Fusion Destiny, was banned, just like Disc and Desdro in the past, and D's success on business trips resulted in the ironic result that the main family was completely damaged. It is had.

The catastrophically weak Force is back with devastating effects.
It can only be deployed from GY, and due to the high level of demand, many of his GY costs tend to be requested. However, the machine and his Machina have many ways to fertilize his GY, so it's not that much of a hassle. At least nothing more than the Force.
In addition to high offense and defense, it is easy to check the opponent's actions during battle due to the effect of 1.
If you're aiming to activate it, I'd like to send you a forceful effect.
The effect of 2 will be used by his Machina, but it will mainly return those excluded by his own summoning, and if you recall these and send them to his GY, the cost of summoning yourself will be adjusted again.
It doesn't respond to anything other than destruction, but it also responds to destruction from itself, and Machina also incorporates self-destruction tactics, so it's easy to target and can handle pursuit and maintenance of the battle line.
I think that it is a card with an effect suitable for trump cards that can be used not only in Machina but also in mechanical decks that use high grades a lot.