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DD's trump card, but he has only been active once in the anime. Well, it's not limited to this guy, and there aren't many Reiji duels in the first place...
Since DD is specified as the material, it is difficult to operate with anything other than DD.
…I doubt it, but there are means such as RUM that can be played without DD, and due to the effect of that, there are actually cases where business trips other than DD are hired.
In addition to 3500 hit points, it is equipped with the effect of removing all demons and traps or resetting the Dark Contract.
Originally, you want to remove magic and traps before deploying, so it's often difficult to use a large card with magic and trap removal, but in the case of this card, it's a flinch and you can suppress the effect when summoning X. , the suppression pressure is high. It would be even better if there was a way to deploy it during the opponent's turn.
However, since it involves your own army, it can be difficult to use with other cards. Dark Contract can still be followed with a reset, but triggers such as Temjin cannot be pulled.
It's a bit quirky, but I think it's a card worthy of its weight.

A card that serves as a standard for single-shot magic and trap removal.
It's not only a simple face-down removal, but it's also a quick-play spell and can be used regardless of your opponent, so it's very easy to use.
Currently, there are many mutual compatibility such as Cosmic, so the priority will change depending on his deck and environment.
There is no doubt that it is easy to use, and it is a piece that suits the name "Simple is Best".

The 2nd VHERO, 2 HERO's are very loosely specified, and it's a rich search category, including fusion, so it's easy to summon.
Despite its easy conditions, the hit points are sufficiently high and it also has a weakening effect. It doesn't work by itself, but if you make use of it, it can easily become a source of high damage and breakthrough power.
However, the current HERO has a wide variety of options, and Airman, which has a search effect, can produce a tornado that has the same weakening effect.
There is a fusion hero you want to put out, but you can't afford to put it out because you can't afford to put it out... In situations like that, this card is a useful existence, and it's best to adopt it as one of the options.
It is effective as a super-fusion agent for all HEROs, and it can be said that it is an easy-to-use fusion that does not have many peculiarities.

It has a similar name and appearance to Exodia, but is not particularly related except for its Egyptian imagery.
He can Special Summon only after releasing Sphinx, the strongest defensive card for level 9 and below. However, there are currently no subordinates in the Sphinx, and summoning it takes a lot of work. Is it quicker to pull around Crios with a truster or a mouse and prepare it?
It doesn't have a hitting point and the effect doesn't work by itself, so you need to combine it with some kind of cycle Flip Monster. However, if the card that Flip Summons is attacked, it will not be treated as Flip Summon, so in order to use it efficiently, it is necessary to use an attack lock card in combination, and anyway, to make it work well, this card's summoning gimmick is compatible. It takes a lot of time and effort to use a good card, a lock card, and a lot of cards.
It has no resistance to itself, and it has become an era where there are plenty of removal methods, and the reversal axis Sphinx itself has not been strengthened for more than 10 years, so it has been left behind.
One piece for professionals who are difficult to handle at present. I'd like to expect Struc R to come out, but...

There was a time when heroes from manga were called V-HEROs, but this is the first V-HERO that has actually appeared.
Although the required materials are heavy with 3 bodies, it's a category that can search anything for HERO, so it's easy to collect.
Although it cannot attack directly, the summoning turn ATK doubles to 5000. Moreover, it can attack 3 times and has a very aggressive effect.
HERO also has Honesty, a battle aid with a high enhancement factor, so if you go through it properly, you can usually bring it to the end of the game.
Well, it's an environment that has a lot of suppression effects, so it won't be easy, but it can be said that it's a fusion with a high degree of surprise.

It's the first card for V to be included in the main, though V isn't categorized at the moment.
It has an effect that can be said to be a "Foolish Burial" exclusive to HERO, and is a welcome effect for D, who often shows its true value with Mist and his GY. It's a case, so you can't miss the timing.
In addition, he can search for fusion by excluding GY HERO, and by searching and excluding the above mist, he can earn hand ad +1 and reduce the loss of fusion summoning.
Compared to HERO Blaze, which also has GY Fertilization and fusion search effects, it is inferior in that it does not support E support, but it can be used as a fusion material to specify Dark Row and DARK in addition to being able to send all HERO and use both effects in one turn. It is superior in terms of effects and attributes, such as responding to things and temptations.
It is an indispensable existence for Hero of Fusion Axis.

A Kachidoki card used as a trump card against X monsters during a rematch with Yuya in the Fusion Dimension.
It feels heavy because it uses fusion as a material, but since fusion materials can be used as substitutes, which is rare for fusion these days, it can be done easily if you want to do it lightly.
With a high-level supremacy effect, after setting the opponent's monster's RBI to 0 during battle, level x200 enhancement and high level will be advantageous in battle, and X and Link, who do not have a level in the first place, will be disadvantageous.
Well, my army won't be weakened, so even if it's a high-level opponent, I'll have an advantage in battle.
Although he himself has 0 offense and defense, he has a maximum level of 12, so he can hardly lose.
Even against removal, if it destroys, Idaten can remain.
It's powerless against anything other than destruction, and vulnerable to negate effects as well as removal.
Both Idaten and Mound of the Bound Creator go well together, so if you want to strengthen your presence, you should use them together.
A card that I would like to have in his deck that operates Idaten.

Kachidoki's ace whose misunderstanding of rank and level is made a joke.
The material designation is loose with any high-ranking warrior or higher, and Suikoden-related items are especially useful for summoning yourself.
Losses can be recovered by searching at the time of summoning, and in addition to 3000 hit points, it has strengthening and weakening effects, and has high combat power.
However, regarding weakening, it does not work against cards that are above your own level or do not have a level such as rank or link.
Well, in addition to the original RBI, there is a strengthening effect, so even those opponents won't lose easily in battle.
I think it's a very versatile combination.

This may be his creation of Meklord in OCG, or a card that appeared in manga GX, but since Eltanin of OCG has the summoning effect of this card, he has become not only Cyber but Light and Machine in general.
Basically, the ideal flow is to search for the target with Repair or Emergency in the same pack and connect it to this card.
Since it ignores the summoning conditions, it can deploy machines and lasers that had a problem with weight without negating their effects, and it even comes with complete resistance.
However, since the status is equal to the number of cost, it is necessary to increase his GY in large amounts in order to aim for a high status.
If things go well, he can create a perfect resistance with ATK, so it's interesting to specialize in builds like lawn mowing or former future overcoats, of course, if you're just aiming for effects, specialize. Very useful even without it.
I think it's a romantic and interesting card.

At the beginning of his appearance, he was surprised that he was a superlative with no summoning restrictions and no demerits, in addition to hitting more than Blue-Eyed. However, Blue-Eyed is now a thing of the past, as it has been blessed with a wealth of support and has greatly differentiated itself.
However, this is also not a bad handling due to his Dinosaur development.
On the other hand, powerful rivals have appeared one after another, and it has been swallowed by inflation.
The essential burn is plain and heavy with board ad requests, and his ATK is no longer useful.
Although the simple performance is severe, there is a possibility that some kind of loop combo will be devised because it is called Burn without a one-turn limit.
It looks like it's going to be a path of abuse, so it's not good for this card, but I'd like to expect it in the future.

A dinosaur or Kaiju-like design.
It was once the leader of the highest grade dinosaurs, and in addition to having 3000 RBIs, it also had an all-out attack.
I don't really care about the point that I have to attack from myself, and the high combat power.
Even now, it's not bad, but there are many rivals that are easier to handle, especially Ultimate Conduit, which can be said to be a remake. also supported.
It has a combat power that greatly exceeds its own, and not only combat but also interference performance is high, and its simple performance can be said to be upwardly compatible.
It's easy to operate even with non-dinosaurs, but it's almost impossible to adopt the highest grade for general purpose, which doesn't have self-deployment in the current environment, unless you can take advantage of its strengths in terms of status.
It's not that he doesn't have a point of differentiation, but he's in a tough position, and he himself lost to "Survival of the Fittest".

Dinosaurs, which had continued through ice ages, finally burst out at the end of the ninth period.
Normal Summon can't be done, but excluding 2 GY dinosaurs to expand and light summoning conditions.
It works well with Giant Rex and 《Tyranno Infinity》, and you can bring it with 《Double Evolution Pill》outside of your own conditions.
In addition to a very high attack and defense of over 3000 for a light summoning condition, it is very aggressive with an all-out attack.
Furthermore, you can destroy monsters in your hand or field with Friche, turn over the opponent's monsters, send them to GY as they are without waking them up against defense monsters, and give up to 1000 burns.
Since it does not target, it has high removal and interference performance as well as combat power.
Also, since there is no specification for the monster to be destroyed, there is also a combo effect.
A powerful monster worthy of the title of trump card and ultimate.

Dinosaur Ryuzaki's trump card in the Doma arc. Even though he calls himself Dinosaur, his trump card is Dragon.
Well, it can't be helped because the dinosaurs at the beginning of their appearance were unlucky, and there is a meaning of tyrant = Tyrannosaurus.
The way Ryuuzaki was treated in the anime was horrible when you look at it now.
Although it is a level 8 dragon with many supporters, it has the rare and difficult effect of requiring release when revived.
It's very painful to have a status that corresponds to the gospel.
As a tyrant, you can step through a trap that targets a monster and have an offensive effect if you can attack the monster twice in a row.
However, 2900 hit points for a level 8 dragon is honestly a delicate line, and it cannot be denied that its resistance is somewhat limited.
It has heavy habits and effects that are slightly difficult to handle. A tyrant is not enough.

The design looks more like a hound than a dragon, just to see.
Since Link has a rather troublesome effect and is tied to Dragons, it will be adopted mainly for Dragons.
All markers are not suitable for opponents and link destination expansion at all.
Furthermore, he can't summon monsters to the link destination, so he can't handle things like Kaiju a bit. However, this adjustment is reasonable because it is easy to decide the EX link without this restriction. The opponent can use it in reverse, so be careful.
When a monster is sent to your link destination, you can destroy it and there is no number specified, so you can destroy P summons etc. at once. However, it's only once per turn, so it's important to assess it, and depending on the opponent's hand, you can't deal with it. Since it remains, I would like to use it together with "Ground Collapse" to block it. Also, even if you revive, if you put it in the middle, you can still interfere with EX.
It also has target resistance and requires a cost, so it's a little heavy, but the risk of being negate by bubble shadows is very high, so it's nice to be strong against those effects.
A monster that has some unstable parts, but if it fits in the mold, it will exert high control power.

One of the remakes of dragons with experience in regulation, based on the Dragon of Ice Barrier, which boasted great add power and removal power.
It is a fusion, and the material specification is very loose, and it is possible to summon without fusion from the field.
However, since it is limited to your hand or the field instead, GY Deck Fusion is impossible, and you can't use the opponent's monster as a material with Super Fusion.
Additionally, he must be a Dragon to be effective.
And the most important effect is the effect that targets his deck, but it can't be said to be influential just by removing one card, so it's not worth the effort to aim for it.
It's easier to clear the field than the effect, it can be removed, and it's a level 9 fusion that can be prepared if you have the deployment power. It will be active in parts other than the effect. It was also used as a bottomless countermeasure in Lynx.
The effect is shobo, but it has unique elements, so I think it has potential.