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The second form of the Thunder series.
In addition to the evolutionary degeneration effect, you can search for wind dragons of level 5 or higher when discarded.
In addition to searching for the Thunder series, which will be the next hand cost, you can also search for something like Tempest.
When used in conjunction with the main house, which requires monsters with high ATK to be the cost, it is nice to be able to easily add monsters with high ATK to the hand.
As many people say, it's easy to put on the field because it corresponds to 《Artillery Catapult Turtle》.

Only level 7 was remade, but with Makime, he remade the entire Armed Dragon.
As a whole Thunder series, you can evolve without waiting for a discarded card, and you can use some effect if you discard it for the cost of activating the Dragon effect.
Also, the characteristic destructive effect was left to level 10, but it can also be used by evolving into the original Armed Dragon on the way.
Since level 3, which is the starting point, can be drawn when discarded, it is possible to simply compensate for the loss.

Armed Dragon 3rd form.
Since there are restrictions on how to put out from here, it becomes difficult to utilize the dragon support.
The effect has changed to a single unit as a whole, but the nature of being dependent on the cost remains the same.
Also, when evolving under the condition of level 5, it is also a bottleneck that it is necessary to straddle the opponent's turn.
Although his hit points are reasonable, for some reason his defensive power is lower than level 5, and his defense is easy to be treated as a bonus now, but in the heyday of Tsukuyomi no Mikoto, it was a disadvantage that it was not funny.
In a sense, the biggest achievement is the card that created the later Damned.

Level 5 where your own effects and evolution conditions do not mesh a bit.
It has the effect of destroying an opponent's monster in exchange for one monster in the hand, but it has a slight peculiarity that the range of destruction is less than the attack of the discarded monster.
Still, it is relatively easy to use among the initial level monsters.

The starting point of the Armed Dragon.
The purpose is to connect later, and since he is weak, he is required to perform actions that can be said to be a model for level monsters, such as landing from Recruit on the opponent's turn or immediately hitting a level up to connect to the next.

X HERO based on Evil.
You can add up to 2 fusion materials when link summoning with HERO-bound Link 2.
HERO has to accept that extras will be squeezed even if the performance is often weak for cards with tightly bound materials.
Also, even if you have all the materials, you can't get a fusion card, so you can't just fuse it, and it's not compatible with Evil, who has a fusion card tied to his name.
If you start with Vion, you can also get fusion, so if it's a hero other than that, it's not bad compatibility.
His Fiend element, which is only apologetic, works well with Malicious Bane.

Link 2 from Sky Striker Ace.
With this card, he can process the cards stolen by Widow while keeping the Sky Striker Ace link.
Although the effect of 1 is temporary, it takes a surprisingly long time to remove him from the field, and during that time he will have a way to counterattack when he returns by turning his deck.
The effect of 2 can be used not only to send the stolen monster to her GY, but also to activate Area Zero.
I feel like Sky Striker Ace is something that Konami is so fond of.

The "Union" carrier is an irregular chain in name only.
He can't send him to GY as straightforwardly as a chain, but since the material is loose, he can play an active role as a pseudo "Foolish Burial" once he establishes a method to send the equipped card to GY.
Since it doesn't work well with Union, it's a disadvantage, so it's used in irrelevant places to the extent that I think it's strange to use Union as a carrier.
In the first place, the simultaneous recording was the ABC set, and if you look at the fact that they are compatible with those who just need to be sent to GY, it seems that there was no union other than ABC in the comics...
I can't help but feel like I should have tied it up with a union because I felt like I was going to do something.

Time Thief was selected as one of Selection 10, although it only appeared in Japan last year.
It has a general-purpose rank of 4, just like Redan, and its RBI is a little low.
If the effect is obtained according to the number of materials removed when the opponent activates the effect, it has properties similar to redundan.
The monster only has 2600 RBI, which is poor for the activation timing.
Spells are powerful and take control, but unlike Redan, they don't have their own material replenishment means, and Spells are harder to put into materials than Trap, so you have to get them at the construction stage.
Also, even though it's a control grab, it has a passive activation condition, so it's a bit difficult to use the stolen monster as a material.
Like Redundan, if you use Brigandine, you can aim for Trap from the first attack, but the effect is weaker than Redundan, which can remove Friche, so it seems that he should use Redundan if he is premised on burying Trap.
The difference between free chain and counter activation, and as mentioned above, when the material replenishment effect disappears and the RBI drops, the property is weaker than Redon, but the three effects are somewhat modest, giving the impression that Redundan has been powered down.

A new Sacred Time and general-purpose rank 8.
It seems like it was only during Dark Matter that I got a rank 8 in the sacred carving...
It's a common target effect negate, but not only the field, but he also has a wide range of GY and exclusion zones.
With 3,000 RBIs, we can expect a stable performance.
There is also Dingirsu for anti-destruction, so rank 8 is blessed in the high rank range.

Why is Yoyodenhime stubbornly refusing to be categorized even after being selected as Selection 10?
The effect of 1 is that you can immediately line up the monsters you bring with Kaguya that are compatible with each other.
Also, since it is a summon, it is possible to activate the effects of Rachika and Kaguya.
Does it have the effect of reducing the damage of 2 to 0 only once and does not cause any loss?
The effect of 1 is quite useful, but the support range is narrow, and there is no card to search for this card itself, so it may be perishable in some cases.

By entering Selection 10, Yoyodenhime is also categorized... I don't think so.
Or rather, he doesn't even have an effect on spell use ATK 1850.
When summoned, the effect is strong and humble... but the opponent chooses.
Even if it rots, it's a pseudo-1 draw, so it's not a bad effect.
The effect of 2 can send itself to his GY before damage calculation.
In addition to preventing battles damage, you can also reduce the effect of battle trigger monsters, and the activation is optional, so there is no loss.
It doesn't say anything bad about it, and it does the job, but it ends up being like, "Should I go out of my way to hire you?"
It's a low-level attacker with a decent number of RBIs, so I think it's a card that would have earned a decent reputation in the 7th and 8th seasons.

If it's a dedicated Deck, it's not difficult to meet the conditions, and it negates the overall effect of Friche, so it can be used quite easily.
However, even if he negates the effect, regardless of Blue-Eyed, Bramage can normally exceed the raw RBI, so I would like to take aftercare.

The effect of 1 has heavy activation conditions, and resurrection is NG, so it is difficult to operate for this purpose, even though he is an exclusion that corresponds to GY.
Since it is permanent, it can be used repeatedly, but it is difficult to use it many times.
Will the main effect be 2, which allows you to salvage the highest grade vanilla?

A vanilla recruiting method that can be used for 2:2 exchanges to remove Friche.
Since he is the highest vanilla on the go, his Deck is limited, but since it also removes Friche, it can be said that it is a good support if you want to use the highest vanilla that has been active in manga and anime.
It should be noted that since it is a release cost, it will be disastrous if the target monster escapes or is eaten.