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This card is often used as an alternative to the regulated Terafo, and it has quite a few peculiarities such as sending a field to the opponent with haste and not being able to activate a new field as long as there is a field brought with this card. . If only his own field is destroyed, his Deck, which relies on the field, may be at a disadvantage, so it cannot be adopted as easily as Terrafo.
However, the advantage is that it can be used not only as a simple search, but also as a hindrance to the opponent because the characteristics are quite different.
You can make tricky moves such as making the activation of the opponent's field misfire, sending things that cause disadvantages, and things that affect each other.
Although it has its own quirks, it's a fast-paced search and can do moves that Terrafo can't imitate.

Needless to say, the field search was released a long time ago, so there are no particular restrictions.
It was a card that was almost an essential class for Decks that revolved around Fields, but around the 9th period, powerful Fields with search effects were fired bang bang, and it became a card that could actually search, and played a role in improving the stability of the Deck. becomes.
As a result, the first revision of the 10th period has finally been regulated, and it's too late for the current restrictions!
There are several cards with similar effects, but even among them, there are still powerful fields that are not particularly peculiar, so it will be difficult to lift the restrictions.

It is one of HERO's searchers, and unlike Air, it is triggered by being sent to her GY.
It is a darkness that is easy to drop to GY, and it is easy for HERO to send it from Vion's existence to her GY, and it is easy to suppress ad loss during masking and fusion.
Furthermore, if he is Special Summoned, he can search for masks, and since he himself is a HERO, he can transform immediately. There are plenty of deployment methods such as Alive Solid.
Only one of them can be activated, but you can aim for both effects by searching for a mask on your turn and transforming on your opponent's turn by taking advantage of the fact that the mask has a quick attack. I definitely want to aim for it if I have time to spare.
However, since his main transformation destination is the highly influential Dark Row, he sometimes attracts a lot of hate, which is also one of the reasons why he is extremely excellent. Perhaps because of that, it has exceeded the air limit and is currently on the limit.
A card with high versatility that can be adopted for various HEROs like Air.

In the original, it was vanilla, but under the protection of Konemi, it was made into a card equipped with the same meta performance as Christia.
He has a high meta-ability against Search, which is the basic move of the current theme, and his GY Fertilization, and has a very troublesome ability that is different from Christia.
The handicap that activates during search is random, so there is no certainty, but it's still a bad effect, and the exclusion effect is only for the opponent. Just by putting this up, he can also be a countermeasure against the type of hand trigger that is activated by sending it to GY. On the other hand, I can activate it as much as I want, and even the designated person is restraining himself around here.
In the current environment, he has a Monarch class, so his RBI is low, but it's easy to stand while holding Honesty by using Mist and Mask together, so it's actually difficult to destroy in battle. Even if you manage to defeat it with a card from EX, most of the materials are excluded, and in the end, there are many cases where the subsequent development is affected.
It is easy to summon due to the presence of mist and mask, and if this is only HERO, it is versatile enough to be installed in various dark decks because of the second.
A strong, or rather a terrible, heroic hero who can be said to be the incarnation of harassment that is uncharacteristic of a hero who defeats the enemy head-on.

Search spell for E HERO that needs no explanation, can be activated without turn restrictions, and can be expected to be adopted for HERO other than E due to the presence of excellent search targets Mist and Airman.
It will be a search card with high versatility.

This card is amazing. What's amazing is search, negate, and salvage. If you have two of these three, it's usually a strong card, and this guy has all of them, but he's got a lot of criticism.
First of all, the search range is strangely limited. Moreover, his own status is poor only by summoning.
The negate effect is rather limited and only one time, and it's also hard to maintain due to its poor stats, and Siren is already strong against spells in the first place.
Salve when not destroyed goes well with its own weak stats, but the basic flow is to maintain LV monsters and recycle, and it does not mesh with the characteristics of LV monsters.
Even angels and silent release personnel can't do it.
And all the effects are subtle and misaligned.
Even the name is questionable, and Paladin is a high-ranking existence, but as mentioned above, he has lost even Destiny HERO - Dasher0 due to his poor stats.
It's a bad word, but it's effective when it's put on the field and destroyed.
The name and effect are all strange, and it's a card that's so hard to use even with Siren that I suspect it was made by someone who doesn't know what kind of deck Siren is.

The god Neos in Judai, and the quasar-like existence Hope in Yusei.
It is a request for two bodies without any particular designation, and the effect is general-purpose.
As a rank 6, it has the highest class combat power due to its hitting points and effects.
The weakening effect is permanent and affects the entire opponent field without targeting. If you line up or strengthen other attackers, you can settle at once.
GY requires a separate Hope, but it also has a continuous attack. The head of the Hope clan, who is said to have a high degree of murderous intent.
I had a strong impression of it as a general-purpose Rank 6, but recently, Hope's support has been enhanced, so it can be used to its fullest even at the center of Hope.
A strong and handsome card that has completely lost its resistance and is greatly weakened from the anime.

When he first appeared, he had a strong impression of being simplified in a bad direction, and due to the resemblance between his body and his feces, he was criticized as a derogatory term such as King of Despair...
It requires a minimum of 3 level 7 monsters, and since it requires RUM cards for stacking summons, it takes a bit of time to summon.
The number of materials x 1000 is high, and it is easy to expect a high RBI, but in order to take advantage of the effect, he needs No to GY, and it takes time to make use of the effect.
As already mentioned, Rongomi is a strong candidate for copying, and the more you hold the materials, the more powerful the effect will be. can demonstrate
Deskimera also has the same strengthening effect in addition to its general attack, so it can demonstrate high explosive power.
It takes a lot of time and effort to operate, but it's possible to do something worth it, so it's romantic enough.

An evolutionary version of HERO that looks just like 530,000 fighting power, but the material is E3 body.
Although heavy, HERO is a category with abundant search methods, including fusion, so summoning itself is not difficult, and I would like to compensate for the weight with miracles.
If he becomes the target of an attack, his ATK will be doubled to 5400, but since the opponent will not attack against such a visible effect, it will be a suppression effect. If you want to make the most of it, you want to use it in conjunction with a forced attack card.
If you fight, you can remove monsters, but the timing is slow, and you can target your own army.
If destroyed, it can revive a fusion hero of level 8 or less, and it is a valuable means of reviving a fusion hero that cannot usually be revived, but there is room to fuse this heavy card after consuming it in the fusion of the resurrection target. or subtle. Miracle Fusion also excludes him from GY, so it's also a bottleneck that it doesn't work well with this resurrection effect.
Individual effects are by no means bad, but they are effects that are easily influenced by the other party or the situation, and to put it bluntly, it is difficult to say that they are effects that are proportional to their weight.
I think that this is how I was able to introduce the strongest HERO.
As Mr. Binchotan says, the subtlety of the V-Jean August issue appendix started with this guy...

U*chi Hope, Hydra, Saipara, etc., are often subtle and industrial waste in the August issue of V-Jan. At the moment, it seems that it was the U*chi Hope route.
Similar to Ranpho, it's a diagonal bottom marker with very loose material specifications, and it's easy to handle as a link destination expansion member, but in order to demonstrate its effect, it requires a different card name Darkness, so if it's for the purpose of effect, it's practically tied.
It's an effect that gives destruction resistance to monsters on the field as a cost, but it's weak against continuous removal and this effect is a bit heavy in an environment where there are many removals other than destruction.
Under Dystopia, you can use it while removing it, but you can't use it as a combo, and since it's only one turn, you often don't have time to use it on this card.
Of course, it doesn't mean that you can strengthen the effects of resistance and negate, and you can't use Demon King's triggers at all. Just because it's not as good as an exaggerated provocative sentence, I don't think it's an industrial waste like Saipara or U*chi.

By excluding GY's light machine, it can be deployed and her ATK is increased by the number of cards removed, which is a card that can play an active role like Chimera Tech Over from Obaro.
Unlike over there, he doesn't have a continuous attack and his GY cost is limited to light machines, but instead he has a total removal that can remove considerable resistance, making it easy to attack directly, even if you can't aim for high hit points. can also be used as a simple removal card.
Also, compared to Obaro, who gives out chimeras, he has more search methods, so it's easy to use him for the purpose of excluding GY's girlfriend's Cyber. would be ideal.
It's a relatively easy level 10, so it's easy to use as a rank 10 material.
However, it is very weak against the negate effect, and if it is negate by Veiler, etc., there is a possibility that it will stand at 0 status, so I would like to have a solid recovery.
In Cyber's style, as mentioned above, it is not only a trump card, but also plays an active role in a wide range of ways, such as fertilizing the exclusion zone and operating as a removal card.

It is rare among cards with injection-type effects that have no turn restrictions, and it is a person who escapes regulation. Is it still difficult to use if the release is restricted?
However, it has a good status as a dark/spell user, and its future potential is high.

A hand trigger with a cute illustration similar to Urara and Sakura and a surprise and powerful effect.
When you activate the effect, you can destroy the activated card by sending it to GY, and it hurts that it doesn't negate compared to Veiler, but since it destroys it, it's easier to bring it into a 1:1 exchange compared to the basic ad loss over there. In addition, since it does not target, it is highly resistant to targets, and it can also be activated from the field, so it can be used even if it is revived. It has many advantages over Wöhler. Of course, there are many cards that are weak against Vera and strong against this card, so it's hard to say whether it's superior or inferior.
In addition, it is the only psychic in the season series, but thanks to this, it is a tuner that can be called from the Kintele, so it is perfect that it will not spoil easily even if you put it on the field, such as Synchro, Hari Fiber materials, and Rikuru personnel.
Although it has been reprinted, it is still highly rare, and there is also a sinful place where it costs a lot to obtain it because the price has not fallen due to the environment for this performance.
One piece with performance of the required class due to high responsiveness and versatility.

《Hypnosister》's cousin cat is psychic like that one, so it's level 1, so there are plenty of ways to revive cats with Kinka-neko and 141.
If you use this effect with the effect related to the position that has appeared one after another since the 10th term, you will be able to use the effect without linking Taxi and Bahasha.
It doesn't have its own status, but if you use it as a material for 《Linkuriboh》, there won't be much of a problem.
It's convenient and convenient, but even though there are plenty of ways to summon it, it's a hassle to put yourself into play, and you need to take up a lot of space on his deck for deployment methods.
Nowadays, easy-to-use and powerful links are appearing one after another.
It's an interesting effect, but it's a card that doesn't feel like it's going to be used after all.

Due to the influence of the fusion push after the 9th term, the frequency of fusion is increasing.
However, since it requires a board add, it is heavy, and since it only responds to regular fusion, it is not effective against all fusions such as resurrection, irregular summons, and masked HERO.
It's undeniably low in versatility, and it's hard to turn the stolen monsters into strength, but considering the existence of 《Crackdown》that can be activated by Friche and can take things other than fusion, and the existence of general-purpose removal, I think it's a tough priority even in a fusion-centric environment. .