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I think this guy's face has something in common with Pomon's Armaldo.
When he becomes the target of an attack with the effect of a decoy (decoy), he has the effect of completely reviving GY's highest class dragon and redirecting attacks, and there is no turn limit.
It's a flame with 200 defense, so it's compatible with Shinen and some of his Flamvell supporters.
However, this kind of passive effect is difficult to activate actively because it is invisible to the opponent. Basically it's role as a wall, but recently all his decks are equipped with removal on EX etc., so the lower battle destruction resistance itself is declining.
It doesn't have a permanent effect, so it has an Armades effect, especially if it's attacked by Lightning, you can't even look at it.
It's too slow for this guy who is hard to move actively, and I think it's better to use a general-purpose resurrection card because it's a tough performance.
It's a performance that can stall the duel against COM opponents in the game, but I can't say it against AI opponents.

It's not a P-monster, but it's a card that requires a P-summon. If it's a DD, there are many ways to deploy it other than P summoning.
When summoning P, the effect of the face-up card on the opponent's field can be neutralized, making it easier to connect to the attack described later.
In addition, it has an effect similar to Trident Dragion that destroys the demons, traps on its own field, and continuously attacks as many times as it destroys.
It's lower than over there, but still a maximum of 3 attacks with 2800 RBI is a threat.
There are several DD Ps that have a strengthening effect, so it's easy to strengthen.
With the current card pool, it is easier to P-summon with Bilgamesh, and due to the change in the rules, the P-zone has been integrated with the Magic and Trap zones, making it easier to prepare targets for destruction, making it easier to handle.
It's a bit time-consuming, but I think it's a card with explosive power that's worth it.

With this degree of merit in BF, it is not worth adopting.
If it's battle support in BF, Gale and Kalute will be fine, and the effectiveness of handicap is also dependent on the situation, and it's a battle destruction premise. I don't even have the name of BF in the end.
It's a card that might be an ant if it has a resurrection effect.

A character card that appeared after a long time in the Zexal period.
It can function as an attacker by reversing, but its fatal flaw is that it cannot attack directly, has self-destruction, and is slow to move as an attacker.
The recovery effect also requires a summoning right, and if it is a recovery, there is also a bright star dragon. Above all, I am neither Galaxy nor Photon, so it is difficult to share support.
Other than Galaxy Photon, it can also be used as an effect target for SDI Robo, but it doesn't cost the ace Junk Eye, so it's not a good existence.
Obomi also exists as a dedicated support, but it's not an easy card to use either.
His Photon Orbital, who is more excellent as a supporter, is also available, and it seems impossible to adopt him other than as a joke.

Along with 《Berserker Soul》, it is a card that is often mentioned in Nico Douga's MAD videos. The level of materiality can be said to be official, such as the implementation of a fully voiced mini-game in DT. But its performance is not the story.
Although it's inefficient in terms of advertising, it's valuable to take over general-purpose Quick-Play Spell control. Can do tricky moves.
Even if you can't come up with the release cost, you can also work as a battle support or defense by changing the battle position.
It's a highly versatile card, but I think it's a card for experts who tend to question the skill of the user.

It leaves a strong impression as one of the cards that beginners often want to prioritize, and it's embarrassing if you get caught.
It's not like you can get an ad directly, and since there are plenty of removal methods and targets, it's also vulnerable to target resistance. Even if you can activate it, depending on the situation, it can be overwhelmed for no reason.
It's true that you can't underestimate it. If it goes well, you can aim for victory regardless of the ad difference. Especially now there is a dedicated support, and this kind of effect is not compatible with search, but it has a high check power.
I said that beginners would give priority, but in fact, I think it's one for experts who read the environment and adopt it.

A dragon that matches the word "fairy".
It is a card with high surprise attack, and depending on the situation, it can demonstrate high restraining power and explosive power.
However, there are many drawbacks, and although he is a Blue-Eyed related card, he is not a Blue-Eyed himself, and he has many levels of 10 and 8, making him difficult to handle with Blue-Eyed and difficult to share support.
Since it doesn't respond to removal from the opponent and anything other than destruction, it's easy to be dealt with once its existence is revealed.
Also, if he is Blue-Eyed and a backup personnel, the jet dragon that appeared later will be a powerful rival, over there it is easy to share support with his Blue-Eyed and level 8, and he can add destruction resistance to his own cards, and the RBI is 3000 and enough. It's easier to actively summon than here as a bonus.
The need for specialized construction is strong and the habit is strong. I think it's hard to prioritize him over Blue-Eyed because he's mainstream.
However, due to such circumstances, it is often difficult to be cautious, so if you use it well, you can inflict unexpected damage. If you get addicted to it, you're the strong type.

A fusion dedicated to DARK Machine, a future over key card that was once active in combination with future fusion (before errata).
Since it's Fusion, he can search to some extent, and he can also use GY as a material, so if he's good at GY, he can fuse with this one.
Although there are a few targets, there are powerful ones such as Chimera Tech, Over, Rampage, and Chaos Giants, and he can use his Cyber Dragon as his trump card.
In particular, the advantage is that there is no turn limit or pledge, and the flow of sending monsters as link materials to his GY and then activating them is simple but powerful.
A trump card in his Deck, which employs a powerful Darkness/Machine fusion.

A machine-exclusive fusion card, instead of being able to be handled only by the machine, the ATK of the fusion-summoned card, that is, the RBI is doubled, and in addition to the powerful RBI, there are many aggressive monsters equipped with continuous attacks in Machine fusion. It goes well with , and I would like to try it once with 《Limiter Removal》.
It's a powerful effect that can end the game in an instant, but it has its drawbacks.
At the end, the fusion summoned monster will take damage equal to his ATK, and the risk increases as he gets to the end of the game when his LP is low. Before fusion summoning, I'd like to make sure I'm clearing out the dew.
Also, since this card itself is neither a fusion nor a fusion, the biggest difficulty is that it lacks a means of searching.
There is also an unstable aspect, but rather it is balanced. I think it's a good card that has both practicality and romance.

One of the pot series, you can draw while recovering Deck resources, and although it is roughly written as Deck, it can also target EX monsters.
It's easier to prepare than before, and if you can expect to reuse it while drawing, depending on the situation, you can get an advantage over greed.
However, it is true that it takes some effort to activate, and in most cases, GY resources are more important than Deck, which is good at GY fertilizer.
Also, if even one of the cards targeted by DD Crow is removed, it will be misfired.
For that reason, even decks that are easy to use have often been shelved.
However, there is no turn limit and the explosive power when you get hooked is certain, and it has potential in the future.

One of Kaiba's famous lines is made into a card.
In addition to perfect resistance, it destroys monsters it battles, and has an effect that lives up to its name. It is also possible to reset from his GY under easier conditions.
However, since it is a trap, the bottleneck is that it tends to be one step behind as a resistance grant. You will also receive the effect of chain activation.
While this resistance is granted, there are places where it is a little unreliable as a resistance grant.
However, it is possible to bring it with true light, and it is not only a defense but also a follow-up of self-destruction over there, so if you adopt true light, it is easy to prioritize.
In addition to its performance, its name is also excellent for fans.

It's not a normal fusion, but it's nice to be able to summon a heavy Cyen with this and a cost.
Its activation conditions are simple, and Cyber Dragon is easy to search and recruit, and there are many cards that can be treated as Sidera. The compatibility is outstanding if you can prevent your own stick standing.
The fusion summoned with this cannot attack directly and self-destructs, but the former is aside, the latter is late at the end of the next turn, and in this environment where removal is rampant and speeding up, it is enough grace and so much. I do not mind.
There are many Cyber fusions that can only be used with regular fusions, so the end is the first to call, and there are many ways to use it, such as filling holes that can not be attacked directly by penetrating, and being active as a wall of high hit points.
I think it's an interesting card that can be used in a wide range of ways, such as follow-up attacks, walls, and romance.

Cyber fusion that can utilize the exclusion zone, Cyber often banishes his GY cards to Obaro and Eltanin, so if you are conscious, there are many opportunities to activate and you can effectively utilize the exclusion.
Returning it to the Deck can also be aimed at deploying Cyber Dragon again with Machine Duplication.
It's a Cyber Spell, so it's easy to search from the core, which is also nice.
However, there is a slightly painful disadvantage that you can not attack anything other than the monsters that have been deployed with this. Considering this pledge, I would like to aim for Chimera Tech Over, which can easily compensate for the number of moves on my turn and aim for a tremendous RBI, but it can also be used as a defense due to the existence of Eternity.
If Obaro is a trump card in Cyber, this card will be a true trump card to use after activating them.

For many years there was no good Level 4 Photon other than Slasher, and this one was the better one.
Support can be shared with Thrasher, and he becomes defensive after attacking, but for the time being, he can be used as an attacker and was mainly adopted to bring out Galaxion.
However, in 2018, new and easy-to-use low-level Photon appeared one after another. Especially for him, the existence of an advancer that can also normal summon is painful, and there is no more seat for this card, which has only disadvantages. It's safe to say that you've been released from the role.

I want to see Gyan's Photon.
It can be self-deployed under even easier conditions than Sidera, and it is great that it does not depend on the other party and does not spoil even if it is ahead.
In addition, he has 2,100 RBIs, just like Sidera. Due to its disadvantages, it is difficult to use as an attacker, but it can also show unexpected breakthrough power.
The status is also blessed, and in addition to Photon support, there are many excellent cards that specify warriors and light as materials.
The downside is that it's easy to spoil when you're superior or if you duplicate it in your hand. Since Self-Deploy doesn't have a turn limit, it's not out of the question that Duplicate is strong against removal.
Also, although the conditions for self-deployment effects are slightly different these days, there are many that have excellent effects in addition to hitting points higher than this card. (For example, he is Kashtira, Pankratops, etc.)
If you don't take advantage of your advantage, your priority is getting tougher. That said, it's definitely an easy-to-use low-class.