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Water version Elemental Lord, unlike the soil that appeared earlier, this one has the same name activation restriction as it was feared that the handicap is easy to deploy unilaterally.
However, even if you successfully activate it once, you can deal enough damage to your opponent, so it doesn't matter too much. If you are eliminated, you will have a heavy disadvantage, but you will have less leeway to defeat this card against an opponent who has a reduced hand, and your own RBI is high, so it is easy to bring it into an advantageous situation.
Also, this card is easier to search than his other Elemental Lords by dragoons, and his WATER itself is easier to adjust his GY, so compared to other Elemental Lords, it is blessed and easy to handle.
He has a high ability to deploy, and is active as a hidden trump card in Atlantean Mermail.
Even among the Elemental Lords, it's a useful effect from the first turn, so it's easy to bring it into a one-sided development. I think I have a strong ability.

It is an Elemental Lord of EARTH, commonly known as Soya, (although the Darkness Elemental Lord appeared later).
You can activate "Monster Reborn" when summoned, and there is no turn limit... until last year, it was suddenly errataed in 2018 and a restriction on the activation of the same name was added. It can be reused by bounce, and with the introduction of the Elementsaber and FWD, which is compatible with him, it was a spec that seemed to be a possibility in the future. thought.
Although the solitaire power has decreased and the usefulness has decreased, the complete resurrection is still strong,
I think he still has the specs to play an active role as a hidden trump card if he can be successfully incorporated into the deck.
I would like to skillfully cover the drawbacks such as the weight that comes from this summoning condition and the disadvantages that occur when it is removed.
The former is level 8, so it can be used as a train cost, and the latter should be devised to quickly decide the game or use it as an X material.
Anyway, I hope Konami will make more proper adjustments, but recently it's still like Engage and FWD...

It's a rare level 9 monster, and you need to release 3 of them, but he's got Harpie on the opponent's field and has enough stats as a top-class, so it's easy to take advantage of that high RBI. Like Guilfo, it's compatible with Photon Sanctuary, and since it's an angel, it can be mitigated with 《Gellenduo》.
However, the presence of Barbaros, like Guilfo, is very painful.
Since it can be summoned without release, the accident rate is low, and with 3 releases, it can be removed in a range that exceeds itself, and the raw hit points are also higher, making it stronger than a weak god despite being a subordinate god.
If you just want to remove magic and traps with monsters, not just Barbaros, a lighter Mobius will do most of the work.
This card is particularly heavy and doesn't have a chain seal, so even if you put it on the field and activate it, it will be consumed if it is removed by a chain. It's hard to say that it's a useful effect because it's a situation that can't be laughed at.
If you dare to use it, you want to make use of its race and level, but since there is no summoning limit, you can put it out in Valhalla, and if you use light deity and runaway summoning together, you can connect to No.92. I would like to see the effect as a bonus and try to differentiate in that respect.

By releasing three of Jonouchi's strongest cards in the Battle City arc, he can release thunderbolts and have high destructive power.
However, as the people below have said, the presence of Barbaros is very painful. Since it can be summoned without Tribute, the accident rate is low, and by summoning it under the same conditions, it has a wider range of removal and is inferior in all aspects if it has a higher hit point.
Luckily, he is blessed with good races and attributes, and can be searched with Isolde, and his Tribute is also compatible with 《The Immortal Bushi》and 《Photon Sanctuary》, making it easy to mitigate.
Well, with this degree of merit, he will not be able to catch up with the usefulness of Barbaros, but if he is a fan, he may not be able to play an active role.

Guilfo, who has become a legend, has a lower hit point than Lightning even though he has a legendary sword. This was the case with all of the Strok signboards at this time, but it is a heavy superlative and it is quite painful that he can not do Special Summon at all.
Speaking of warriors and equipment, Isolde can send a large amount of equipment to be equipped with his own effect, and the release personnel can also be arranged.
However, after all, the weight is a bottleneck, and although there is romance, it would be easier to use it as an axis even with Artorius.

A non-tuner that can catch the tuner used by Jack, and the type of synchro that can be produced from this single card at first was weak and subtle, but now the number of types has increased and the cards that can be lifted are now used in most decks. It is also a card that can be connected to Harifiber with one card, corresponding to the meta Urara and Usagi that may be there.
It would be nice to be evaluated more, but the increase in the card pool is not only good for himself, but also cards with effects similar to this card have appeared, especially "Motivating Captain" with the same level of fishing effect. The appearance of is painful.
Over there, they can revive anyone regardless of level 4 or less, and they are warriors of a blessed race that have an order of magnitude wider range, and are able to deal with reinforcements and Isolde.
This is an insect, but insects don't have an immediate effect like reinforcements, and the cards you can get from this card are all lacking in versatility, such as Zumwalt and Neurogos.
If you can't make a solid differentiation, it will be a tough card that can't be prioritized.

D-HERO's material personnel, a poor senior, but by excluding his GY himself, you can recruit the same name at any time.
There is no turn limit and you can call it at any time, so it is highly flexible and very easy to use as a material.
If you use it with Vion, even connecting rank 6 and his Borreload is a piece of cake, and if you use up the effect, only one copy of itself will remain, but if you can somehow return the same name that was removed to his deck, it will be effective again. can be used to aim for further development.
The biggest difficulty is that even if you wear 2 cards in your hand, the deployment power will be greatly reduced and you will get a click of your tongue. Although it is an effect that assumes full input, this difficulty lowers the evaluation. It's still a D, so it's compatible with D draws, but there's something about the compatibility with this card.
Overall, it is an excellent card with high versatility even among Ds.

One of the chaos that appeared with the beginning and end.
Compared to these two bodies, the RBI was slightly lower and the effect was not flashy, so it was seen as backward compatible.
However, the No-Cos Exclusion is not weak at all, yet it is easy to summon, and for a while after the beginning and end were banned, it became the center of chaos, and was even banned.
Currently, differentiation has progressed considerably due to differences in levels and corresponding support, and it can no longer be called backward compatible. It is easy to use as a material, and since it uses spells, it can be used as a material for Norito and Magi Gal, such as recovering with M7 and deploying again → removing, etc.

It is one of Tenmajin, which is characterized by a strange pose like some entertainer, and it is the only Tenma that can be effective by Tribute Summon.
The effect changes depending on the monster released, but which one works depends on the opponent, so if you prepare a recruit target so that you can use both effects with simple or guess GUY, you will be able to use them together.
Basically, you will choose to block magic, or you can fight at a lower level with a higher hit point than Magiccan. Still, I'm a little unreliable as an advanced player, so I want to provide solid support.
He negates both himself and others, so he has a bit of a peculiarity among negaters, and it's difficult to build a deck for him.
The drawback is that he can't do Special Summon, so it's a bit painful that he can't be revived and used as an angel with a lot of deployment effects.
It's not a weak card by any means, but overall it's a card that's difficult to handle.

One of Tenmajin, who is thought to have been born as a successor to the chaos monsters.
It has a similar effect to Sorcerer, but the summoning conditions are stricter, and his Special Summon is not possible other than his own effect.
Also, if you look at the details, you can only remove the front side, and the effect has deteriorated.
Fairy support is pretty good now, and Fiends can be summoned from EX, so it's easier to summon them, but now that there's no limit to sorcerers or even starters, I wonder if it's worth the time and effort to operate this guy. .
It can be said that it is backward compatible with Mirafo, but it is a victim of inflation.

One of Tenmajin, who is thought to have been born as a successor to the chaos monsters.
While Enrise, a Tenmajin of the same level, has an effect that is not worthy of being a degraded sorcerer, this one has the same level of effect as the end before Errata and is strong.
It has a draw effect instead of burn, which makes it easier to move ahead of your opponent.
However, the summoning conditions are heavy and it is not easy. Basically, he drops to GY and copies around funcas, but with the current card pool, depending on how you build it, you can easily aim for a regular summon.
It's time consuming, but I think it's worth it. I think it has great future potential.

Kaiser, who used to be at the lighthouse, was turned into a card with the name of Cyber.
Will the self-deployment effect be used when you really want to deploy this card or when you want to send it to GY?
Machine Fusion limited, but has a built-in fusion that can reduce consumption.
However, there are few essential machine fusions that can be put out with this card. Sidera-related fusion often requires only Sidera.
It also has a valuable effect that allows you to search for Power Bonds, but the conditions are time-consuming and troublesome.
And now that Cyberdark Chimera, which can be searched more easily, has appeared, I don't think I will use it for this effect.
It gives the impression that it is difficult to handle, but it has excellent stats such as 141 and replication support, and if the number of useful machine fusions that can be used with this card increases in the future, its value will increase, so I wonder if it has potential in the future.

It is a Cyber Fusion that can be said to be a pair of Cyber End, and this is the opposite of offense and defense, and has an effect suitable for defense.
The material specification is also loose, and although it is heavy, it should be easy to summon.
However, his Cyber style is known for its explosive power, and it is not worth paying heavy materials to summon a wall. Moreover, in order to demonstrate resistance, it is necessary for the machine fusion to exist in his GY in advance.
Infinity, which has a negate effect, is more reliable in preparation for the opponent's turn. Is it better to operate as a solid wall that can be taken out from Evolution rather than merging properly?
I think the GY effect is the main one. Although it is limited to the turn it is activated, it can grant the same resistance to mechanical fusion as itself, making it easier to pass effects and attacks.
In the past, it was difficult to prioritize him, but now that Horizon has made it easier for him to drop into his GY, I wonder if it's worth hiring him.

It seals each summoning method and prevents the opponent from being targeted by magic or traps. Not only does it make it easier to protect your own monsters, but it also makes it harder for your opponent to support monsters and has a high binding power.
It has a moderately useful effect, but the heavy activation condition is a bottleneck.
First of all, you need a DD in the P zone, and even though it's easier to search through the gates, it's a little heavy for a DD that deploys with monsters you've collected in your hand. expensive.
Also, the cards in the P zone are treated as his spells, so if they are removed, only the damage effect will remain, and they are powerless against monster effects, so this is also a bit painful.
And this is unavoidable, but it doesn't support rituals and newly appeared links, and the range of opponents that are effective and ineffective has become large.
I think it's a dark contract that is difficult to handle at the moment, because the environment and the weight of it are a bit of a headwind for me.
That's what I thought, but the changes in the environment and the appearance of buildings have made it easier to use than before. I'm going to add a point because the value of using it comes out.

The anime version was able to activate both at once, but the OCG version ended up being one or the other. It was a slow and risky activation condition when declaring an attack, so there would have been no problem with the anime version. not worth it.
Above all, both effects are in time with Battle Maiden and Gate of Hell. If I could use both effects at the same time as I mentioned earlier, I could still differentiate myself, but...
I don't think it will take precedence.