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It costs a hand and is limited to the field, so it's a little heavy, but it's a fusion that can involve the opponent's field as well.
Compared to when it first appeared, there are more fusions with very loose material designations, so the removal power has greatly increased.
Also, since it is quick-acting, it can be used as a follow-up attack or as a sacrifice escape, as well as being able to rip and interfere during the opponent's turn.
In addition, the presence of chain binding makes this card very powerful, and it is extremely strong against negate cards such as Quasar.
However, with the new rule, if your EX zone is full, you will have to use the card in that EX zone as a material unless you have prepared a link destination, so it has become a little less convenient.
Even though the number of loose fusions has increased, the degree of effectiveness depends on the opponent, but I think it is a powerful card with one of the most versatile versatility among fusion cards.

Goyo's only fusion.
EARTH Warrior Sx2 bodies are requested, and synchronization requires the use of fusion gimmicks, which is a time-consuming task.
Defenders of the same category can be deployed from one to three with the same name, making them suitable as materials. When Anaconda was active, we were able to bring fusion methods from there, but the ban over there made it more difficult to operate.
Relying on non-regular summoning is also a way, but there are also more stable guys such as the ultimate sub-dragon.
Stealing monsters destroyed in battle is the same as Goyo so far, but since the original owner also grants it to the opponent's monsters, depending on the situation, it is possible to steal all the opponent's monsters.
Furthermore, not only is it destroyed by battle, but it also steals the opponent's Special Summoned monsters, making it stronger during the opponent's turn. However, this effect is expensive.
I would like to see it as a bonus, or use it in conjunction with the previously mentioned Defender because it has the same materials and cost.
However, if he leaves the field, he will return all the monsters he has stolen.
Maintaining this card with no resistance is tough and risky.
Now there are link summons that are easy to process as materials regardless of level, so I want to process them as materials without being greedy.
Although it has explosive power, it is heavy and easily affected by the situation, making it a difficult card to handle.

It has the effect of calling the same name from EX, and there is no same name activation limit, so you can call 3 bodies at once.
Part 1 Goyo has an effect related to his EARTH Warrior S, so as a support for that effect, you can prepare a large amount of Synchro, so it is also suitable to be called a quasar.
The strengthening effect is not bad as a wall, but it is not particularly resistant and the opponent will deal with it, so it is better to use it as a material quickly.
If you want to make the most of it, it will consume 3 slots of EX, but I think it's a card that is worth it and can be used in an interesting way.

It's heavy because she requires S from non-tuners, but her Deck, which is centered on S summons, shouldn't be that difficult to summon.
Due to its weight, it is stronger than other Goyos, and it can hit 3200 hit points even by itself, and it can not only revive but also steal monsters other than those destroyed in battle, so it can be used against monsters that cannot be revived and X monsters that were not effective. Enabled. The name of the king is not Date.
If you get addicted to it, you'll be strong, but it's also easy to be influenced by the situation, and level 8S is a fierce battlefield.
As has been said many times, the presence of Crystal Wings, which are easy to use regardless of the situation, is outstanding.
There is also the change in the environment, so it is doubtful that it can be prioritized even without specifying the material now. I want to somehow differentiate in terms of status.

This much of his ATK should have come out, Goyo Guardian.
Since the battle position of the stolen monster is free, it is possible to follow up and steal the link. The battle damage inflicted by the captured monster is halved, but the damage taken from the opponent is also halved, so it's not just a disadvantage.
The effect is not bad, but it still hurts that the RBI was slightly lowered due to the effect of the battle destruction premise.
Level 6S has other excellent removal and combat personnel, and it would be difficult to prioritize this guy who is easily affected by the situation and needs assistance.
RBIs above average were also selling points, the original.

Level 5 goyo. As my level went down, so did my status...it's too much. It is a lower level and the effect of the battle destruction premise is carried out, and this is a painful point.
Although it has a strengthening effect, it is a time-consuming condition and the magnification is not good.
Like the Predator, there is no specified battle position for the captured monster, but since the hit point is halved, it cannot be expected as a force.
Unlike the Predator, there is no turn limit for the effect, and unlike the Guardian, it is possible to follow up, so if you give it a continuous attack and strengthen it, it is not impossible to inflict severe damage. I need a lot of cards...
At level 5S, there are more easy-to-handle S such as Chanbarider and Catastle, so if you don't have a Warrior Deck with plenty of enhancement methods, it's hard to prioritize.

Due to the user in the anime, he has the nickname (derogatory name?) Nose hair dragon.
His ATK is reasonable because he doesn't specify materials, but even C is difficult to handle, and it's extremely difficult to S summon with C due to his level.
Deck death is mandatory, so there are some risks in the current environment where GY is often used.
From the time of its appearance, there were two giants, Goyo and Blue, before Errata, so there was no place for this guy... not because it was a low-rarity Synchro, and because it hadn't been the only material specified for a long time. Since it was a Level 6 Dragon S, it had a certain value, such as being adopted by Decks that operate Debris Dragons.
However, now Konoryu and Red Wyvern exist. It has a highly versatile removal, and the usefulness of the effect is uneven.
For the time being, the raw RBI is higher here and the attributes are different, but it is not enough to make up for the difference, and it is in a state of disappointment.

With the advent of this card, his Elemental Lords of all attributes finally came together.
The summoning condition is Bochiya Migotai, and a remake of Damned, who is summoned under the same conditions, has appeared in a strange time. In the dark, he originally had a dark monster in the cards that refer to GY, and since he has plenty of ways to feed GY and is easy to adjust, the summoning conditions are not that difficult.
However, perhaps because of such a blessed attribute, the unique effect is slightly lacking in impact among Elemental Lords who often have flashy removal, 《Sangan》before errata.
However, the search that has an immediate effect is not weak, and I feel like I can do something bad. He himself is also good at searching with Octros.
I can't deny that it is unsatisfactory, but I think there are specs that are likely to play an active role in the future.

After a long break from Cabbage Elemental Lord, he is his new Elemental Lord with Elementsaber.
The effect is as strong as Thunderbolt, and compared to the same monster-removing flame Elemental Lord, it has higher destructive power and is easier to pass directly.
The summoning condition is that there are 5 light in his GY, and Lightray was originally among the monsters that can be Special Summoned by referring to the light of GY. So it may be a competitor rather than a combination.
When it comes to GY manure, there is Lilo, but he is a GY manure with high randomness, so you want a way to adjust it.
Elsewhere, he appears with Elementsaber, Cost and Synchro makes him easy to adjust GY and lacks main deck finishers.
I think it has high specs as a hidden trump card.

Due to the script, his Abyss Actor gave the impression that both his users and him were unlucky.
Well, it's not just Abyss Actor that a card that's said to be strong in real life makes it stick in anime. And this guy is excellent.
In addition to a scale of 3, which is not a bad number, ATK is 2500, which is high among Abyss Actors.
Furthermore, when summoned, it can block the opponent's actions and is strong against summoning reactions, and if it is a P summon, it is easy to land other monsters safely.
In the P zone he is from GY. On the field, he grabs the Abyss Script from his Deck, which is the cornerstone of his tactics. There is no name turn limit.
I think that it is an existence that is not ashamed of the name of the big star.

A card that can be said to be a counterpart to 《Swords of Revealing Light》.
This is a dark effect that turns inside out, while that side turns upside down.
Furthermore, it blocks the change of battle position, but since it cannot block subsequent attacks, it is slightly inferior to 《Swords of Revealing Light》as an attack lock.
For a long time, it left a strong impression as a deterioration of 《Swords of Revealing Light》, but around the 9th period, it became noticeable that all monsters could be flipped face down.
It was excellent in that it could shut down troublesome permanent effects and resistances all at once, and it didn't particularly target.
However, since it is permanent as a hole, if the chain is removed by Psych etc., it will not fire.
With the advent of non-defensive links, he has become somewhat picky about opponents and environments, but his career has been unthinkable since the old days.

Rather than a shielding sword, it is more like a shielding wall,
It's an effect that stops attacks every time you pay LP, but if you only endure for one turn, roar and peace are enough, and now the environment is speeding up. There is also a protective wall in that you can pay a large amount of screen of red and LP that will stop all at once by paying only 1000.
However, this card has an effect that can be activated by GY, which is a big differentiator, and it is very useful for lock cards that are easy to remove. has a high credibility.
I think it's an easy-to-use defensive card for his Deck, which aggressively fertilizes his GY from the top of the Deck, such as Lilo and Lawnmower.

Yugi often uses it, and it leaves a strong impression as a representative attack rock.
Even though it is a Normal Spell, it remains in the field like an eternity, which is a rare feature to this day.
There is no particular cost and only the opponent's attack is blocked. There is a deadline of 3 turns, but it should be enough. You can reset the deadline by using bounces.
When activated, the opponent's set monster can be overturned, but whether or not it survives depends on the opponent and the situation, so it's almost a bonus.
It's easy to use, but now that there are plenty of removal methods, it's easy to be dealt with, and if it's just one turn, you can almost certainly surpass it with Reconciliation or 《Threatening Roar》.
I want to activate it after reducing the opponent's resources, and follow up on removal exactly.
It doesn't feel as threatening as Mirafo, but when it comes to using it, it gives the impression of being a plain and troublesome oxidized silver card.
It's one of the most famous Yu-Gi-Oh cards, so it's likely that a dedicated support like Mirafo will appear soon.

Elemental Lord, as if lettuce and cabbage were stuck all over the body,
As for the wind, he has Gusto and drag, so it's not difficult for him to accumulate in GY, but he's not good at such aggressive GY fertilizer, and it takes a little time.
Like the wind, the effect is based on Harpie, so it's not weak, but monsters with this type of magic/trap removal are more difficult to pass through and more likely to be removed when they're prone, so it's hard to earn a lot of add. It has a dilemma, and it can't be said to be practical unless it can be chained when summoned or activated during the opponent's turn.
Even if it was used as a decoy, it would take some time and effort, and if it was removed, it would have a disadvantage.
Overall, the performance was subtle, and in the pack in which he was recorded, he was an unlucky card that collected even hate because Dragon Ruler was recorded in Super.
Currently, with the appearance of Elementsaber, he has been able to gain a place to play an active role than before, but it is an environment where the credibility of the face down is low and the dependence on the opponent is high, so is it for the side? .

The flame version of his Elemental Lord and Elemental Lord effects are both based on banned cards, and this card seems to be based on the Destruction Ring, but the damage is halved, so it's definitely weak. No, but I feel the punch is a little weak. Since there is also a disadvantage after being eliminated, it is a performance for second attack 1 kill.
Since it is a dinosaur in terms of race, it is easy to search with Ovirap from Fossil Dig, but the drawback is that dinosaurs are not particularly good at GY Fertilization.
GY Speaking of flames that are good at fertilizing, Laval etc., but considering the accident rate and weight of this card, it is not an effect that you want to use.
For the time being, the effect corresponds to his Special Summon other than his own conditions, so you can aim to activate it from 《Double Evolution Pill》. Dinosaurs with removal effects are quite valuable, so he may be able to pin around Jurrac, and Elementsaber has also appeared, so it's a little easier to use. If it is an element, light Elemental Lord with a wide removal range will also be a rival.