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Like 《Numeral Hunter》, it is a meta card against X monsters, but if Galaxy-Eyes exists, it can target all monsters and is powerful.
Galaxy-Eyes itself has plenty of ways to deploy, so I would like to have plenty of ways to deploy Galaxy-Eyes so that it doesn't spoil.
Originally, Galaxy Photon had a light wave dragon that also had a control-stealing effect, but since it is a category-exclusive card, the quality of the effect itself is much higher, and it is also an advantage that it is easy to share combos.
It may be too much to ask for, but now it's too late after it's deployed, so if it was a Quick-Play Spell, it would have been a perfect score. It's easy to suppress, and I think it's a powerful card overall.
↓Ais-san, it's Normal Spell.

Although it is the attack name of Cyber End, he is equipped not only with Cyber End but also with general mechanical fusion.
However, due to the cost, will it still be operated by Sidera?
However, there are many Saidra fusions that have continuous attacks from the beginning, so is it really necessary to use this? The question arises.
As an advantage, it grants a containment effect when attacking, but I have to say that the advantage is small in the current environment. Rampage is enough for prone removal.
On the contrary, it can only attack monsters, and the disadvantage is that it takes up to the attack limit.
The GY cost is also likely to become a competition for resources with Obaro and Overflow.
At the end of the day, he doesn't have a Cyber/Cybernetic name, and even search within the category doesn't work.
In that case, there are many other easy-to-use substitutes such as 《Limiter Removal》.
It's a Cyber-style effect, but because of that, there are a lot of cards that have overlapping roles, and there's very little significance in prioritizing it.
It's a pity that the special move card of that Cyber end has become such a thing. I should have made it sharper because it's fine for exclusive use.

One of Kaiba's strongest lineups, a card that allows you to deploy three Blue-Eyed figures with this one card.
Since the total ATK is 9000, if a direct attack passes, the game ends. Illustrations reminiscent of three bodies connected are also good.
However, the cost is high and he doesn't mesh well with Blue-Eyed.
Regarding the cost, the number is not specified like Final Destiny, and there is no pledge other than summoning, so it's easy to pay for it.
However, he can only deploy from the deck, and Blue-Eyed has a lot of ways to pull it out of his deck, and considering the possibility of it being pulled out, it is undeniable that it is unstable.
There is a strong need for a dedicated construction based on this card. It's difficult to handle, but it's a romantic piece.

It's like a search card that can be used when Photon/Galaxy is in play.
Of course, it's not a problem, and it's nice to be able to target yourself with blast resistance and Photosla can unilaterally destroy the 2500 line.
It should be noted that it is a little easier to interfere as a search card because it sandwiches equipment, but as a searcher I feel it is easier to handle than Lizard or Mage.
Since it has the name of Photon at level 4, it can produce galaxions with photostra, etc., and can target Pleiades with satellites.
As long as I'm happy that all of his Photon's new ones are easy to use.

It's a name that looks like it's going to be categorized, but I'm looking forward to seeing how that other game will be reproduced.
You can double the damage that occurs in battle, and if it goes well, you can decide the game at once, but since it's between monsters, you can't activate it directly.
If you want to use it effectively, you will need to use it in combination with a card that greatly strengthens, such as Honest. In addition, it is rare for this type of card to be used by stacking cards such as Chaos MAX that originally have a double damage effect.
Also, since it also affects the opponent, if you activate it during the opponent's turn or get defeated, the damage you suffer will be doubled.
It also has a recovery effect, probably with the A card as a motif, but the recovery on the turn you go to GY can't be used, so it's a haste, so you can't use it on the turn you set it, and it's very slow to reuse, so it's better to see it as a bonus. prize.
If possible, I would like to use this card in his Deck, which has a high basic RBI, and it is easily influenced by the situation, so it is desirable to use it with other cards, so I think it is a little more combo-friendly and has a more romantic performance.

The A card, which is based on the manga version but is one of the blemishes of ARC, has finally been made into a card.Well, as long as it doesn't spoil the gameplay, it doesn't matter if it's an A card or as many cards as you like.I like anime cards. .
It gives an effect similar to the continuous attack of the beginning to all the monsters in your army, and it is heavy, but if it goes well, it is attractive that you can decide the game at once.
The effect of 2 is a recovery effect that tries to reproduce the characteristics of the A card and can be reused. However, you can't recover the turn you went to GY, and since it's a haste, you can't activate it on the turn you set it, and there's a considerable time lag until you can reuse it, so it's better to see it as a bonus.
It costs a lot and is easily affected by the situation, so it's a little less romantic at the moment.

A Winged Beast Searcher card that is the starting point for RR Xyz rank up.
There is no specified material, so I'm happy to be able to summon even if I mix "Kagetokage" and Photothra in the deployment.
Level 4 DARK Birds and beasts can be searched, and there are some useful ones, although somewhat limited. Especially in the same category RR, it is very easy to use as a starting point that suppresses consumption at the time of rank up and leads to subsequent development.
Although it has a strengthening effect, it is very unstable as an attacker, and other birds and beasts can be removed, exposing a poor hitting point and taking a lot of damage, so basically it is wall stable.
I think it's an excellent card with high versatility and easy-to-use effects as a starting point.

Ace of Machina and companion of the finest Machine.
The impression that the signboard of Struk has become stronger from around here.
By satisfying the conditions, it can be deployed from your hand or GY, and the cost is an excellent one, even including this card that special summons.
If it is destroyed in battle, it will be removed, and if it is targeted by a monster effect, it will be a peeping handicap.
The status of this card itself is also 2500, which is neither too high nor too low. Considering the ease of Special Summon, it can be said that it is a sufficiently high value as an attacker.
However, since this card is easy to deploy as mentioned above, it is said to be strong against destruction and bounce, making it a troublesome existence.
As a superlative, it's very easy to handle, and it's a highly versatile card.

A card with the motif of the final boss of TRPG in the original and the great evil god Zork, the final boss of the memory edition.
The reproducibility of the effect is high, but as long as it uses dice and may self-destruct, it is a somewhat unstable card, and the RBI is not very high and it is a ritual that is easy to consume, so this is a tough one.
If you want to use a ritual to completely remove it, there is a demis that requires a high LP and lower RBI, but has a certainty, the level and race are the same, and the amount of support is superior.
Since the number of destruction is uncertain, you can avoid Staro and Revolution, which are all removal metas, but honestly it's not a big advantage.
If you use it with 《That Six》, you can eliminate the disadvantages, but the high combo dependency and weight stand out.
I think it's a difficult card to handle, and it's not currently a fan.
It's a boss monster with a strong impression in the original work, so I'd like to expect more supporters like Demis.

The card of the ace behind Pegasus, which is a very early card in the ritual, but it has been errataed many times because it has a slightly peculiar effect and property in the early days, and the corresponding Ritual Spell is not written. experience.
It is still the only level 1 among the rituals, and the advantage is that it inevitably requires less Tribute at the time of ritual summoning.
It has an absorption effect regardless of the battle position, and it is a removal that bypasses destruction resistance, so it is powerful. It would be better to prepare some other means to remove it from here.
In addition, the battle damage received when equipped is Share the Pain , and it works well with the above self-destruction, and the existence of this effect can absorb the back side, making it a meaningful effect even if the hit point becomes 0.
As a weakness, it has no resistance outside of combat, and is weak against magic and trap removal due to its characteristics, so you want to have a solid recovery.
I'm happy that it's easy to aim for reuse by reviving because it has a blessed stat
Recently, Sacrifice has been categorized, making it possible to build a wider range of cards, making it a fun card.
I think it's an excellent ceremony that was loved and blessed.

Bird version of Bloo-D.
Compared to over there, one of the releases can be squeezed out of her GY, and you can get all the original ATK of the equipped monster.
It looks like it's getting lighter, but Bloo-D belongs to the very supportive warrior HERO, and even has a dedicated support.
On top of that, because it can neutralize monster effects, the absorption range and control power are also different.
Also, don't miss Sacrifice, which also has plenty of categories and ritual supports, and has combat resistance.
Compared to the similar effects mentioned above, there is a big difference in terms of ease of handling, and I think it is currently difficult to give priority to this card, which can only be equipped.

Speaking of light support, this guy. He gave fear to many duelists with the words, "Is Dameste okay?"
It's because of this guy's existence that his deck, which is centered on light, can easily reinforce his combat power, and his existence itself has such an influence that it becomes a bluff.
It can be activated from the hand during each other's turn and has a high degree of surprise, especially when combined with continuous attacks. Also stackable.
Self-bounce is also a convenient effect that makes it easy to make use of its own effect.
Now that you can't work unless you fight, the environment has become faster, and the number of removal methods has increased, even his light-centered deck is often not adopted, but conversely, it is less likely to be wary. , There is no doubt that it is still excellent as a combat support.

One of the Ikasu D with a European dark hero design, Ikasu...
If it exists in GY on standby, it has a demerit effect of being forcibly Special Summoned in the attack position on the opponent's field, and since ATK is low, it can be used as a punching bag such as Trinity or placed on a link such as Topologic to trigger the effect activation. Well, it's not like there's no way to use it.
However, it's a relief that it can't be banished with a cost D draw, which has a troublesome nature of wanting to go to the ban even though it's activated with GY.
Is it quicker to recruit with Reinforce or Overdesteny and send them as materials?
Even though it's already a combo premise, he has limited ways to send him to GY, so it's quite difficult to handle, and honestly, it's not a tactic that you can do with D.
It would be impossible to adopt this card unless it is for entertainment purposes.

E, which can deploy all low-level HEROs, and Blinkin, which can deploy all low-level HEROs, and 《Goblindbergh》, etc. existed before, but the biggest advantage of this guy is that it is a HERO.
It can be said that it is an effect suitable for the material of X HERO, which is very large because it supports abundant searches and fusion materials.
Although it is limited to the field, if you send it to GY with a spell effect, that is, fusion, you can revive the HERO, so don't miss the timing. You can aim for further development by suppressing the consumption of fusion. Since it is basically used as a material, it rarely remains on the field, but it is possible to revive it by the opponent's effect.
Personally, I'm happy that I've been able to develop further from Alive Air, and I think it's an excellent low-level HERO that has expanded the possibilities of HERO even more with the feeling that I can reach itchy places.

It is easy to use as a deployment member of D, a Diavo that has come to the hand can be put into play and processed as a material, and it can be used as a release member for blue blood and dogma.
However, for better or worse, it's painful that it only supports D, and unlike E, D is only a slow salve effect decision that can earn ads by putting it on the field, so it doesn't have much flavor.
It's limited to level 4 and below, and it's not D, but Solidman, which supports all HEROs, feels easier to handle even with D.
Although it has a penetrating effect, it is difficult to say that the raw hit point is at a level that can withstand attackers, and there are environments where defense is rarely seen, so it cannot be said to be very useful. Even with this, it's sad that it's the lowest D score at the moment, and it's essential to strengthen it with dynamite.
To be honest, I feel that the performance is somewhat unsatisfactory.
The difference from Solid Man is that it is dark with D, and being able to respond to Temptation/D Draw and receive D Support is a clear advantage that Solid Man does not have.