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One of the remakes of dragons with experience in regulation, based on Chaos Monarch Dragon, which has a strong impression as the strongest class among them.
It becomes a P monster, and the scale is 1, which is easy to use, and you can recover the dragon in the exclusion zone by self-destructing. The effect which is not bad without level specification and demerit.
In the monster zone, he can Special Summon under the same conditions as Chaos, and he can be played not only from the hand but also from the EX, so it fills the EX zone, but it's nice to be able to deploy after using the P effect.
However, although he is a Pendulum monster, he cannot Special Summon anything other than his own effects, and when he leaves the field, he returns to the bottom of the deck. However, since it corresponds to the melody, it is not so difficult to bring it again.
It has removal + burn just like the original, and his removal performance is very high due to the fact that he sends GY without taking a target.
However, he requires half LP and board add, and it is hard to say that it is a user-friendly effect. Also, even though he is P, he is not compatible with P and tokens that cannot be sent to GY.
Basically, it will mainly be a large attacker with a recovery effect and an activity as a material worker.
While the other remake dragons and Yoigami, which is a remake of the pair's opening, are delicate, the impression that it was remade with a very blessed adjustment.

One of the remakes of dragons with experience in regulation, based on a dark armed dragon that created a terrifying spell called Bochiyami Santai and went on a rampage.
It is a rank 7 that requires 2 bodies without specifying materials, and in addition to regular summons, it is possible to stack summons from dark and advanced dragons with Bochayamigotai.
It's possible to remove a single target without a turn limit, but since there are many cards with destruction/target resistance, there are many cards now, so it feels like a rank 7.
I want to take advantage of the fact that I can remove any card I like from his GY. It also works well with RUM.
I think it's more of a combo card than a general purpose card. It seems to have a future.

The once-famous and still-regulated dragon, Redame, is remade as Link.
Currently, there are many decks with loose materials and unified genera and races, and if you sacrifice some EX slots, you can summon most of his decks in combination with Sukego.
Like the Skull, the marker is an excellent class that adds 3 places, and it is essential to place it in the EX zone due to its effect.
The remnants of Redame's deployment ability can revive or return monsters to the link destination, so it's a defense, so Link can't revive and he negates the effect, but it's excellent that there are no level restrictions. All of the remake dragons this time have effects related to removal, so there is synergy with them.
Since the link is sealed after the effect is activated, it is desirable to play an active role in a hybrid deck that adopts other summoning methods, considering the link as an EX expansion staff to the last, and the number of markers is also useful here. I would like to attach this covenant to Halifayer.
Versatility is high effect, development power is high, and Link is not so central to his Deck.

One of the remakes of dragons with experience in regulation, based on Judgment Dragon, which boasted exceptional removal power and offense and defense for its simplicity when it first appeared.
Although the description does not specify the material, unification of attributes is required for S summoning. Because I can't write like X Monster.
Well, it wouldn't be that strict.
It has the same total removal as the original, but compared to that, there are disadvantages and various things are required, making it a troublesome thing.
Black Rose, although the level is different, if it's an S monster that completely removes it.
If it is the same level, it is limited to monsters, but there is a Red Archfiend that does not specify materials and has a smaller disadvantage than this one.
No matter how much it's a total removal, if there are many requests like this, it's more difficult to handle.
The effect of 2 is also a self-deck death similar to the original, but it is excluded.
If you want to take advantage of this effect, you should ignore the effect of 1.
With Metaphys, it's easy to take advantage of exclusion, the attributes are unified, the tuner has a decoy, and the slowness of the end is easy because he's a deck, so it's easy to make up for it.
I think it's one of the remake dragons that has a particularly strong peculiarity.

In addition to all Cyber Dragons, you can also search for Light Machines that cannot be Normal Summoned. There is nothing that useful, but compared to the same Cyber search repair, there are no activation conditions, so it is easy to activate immediately on the first hand, and if you simply use it as a cyber search, this is easier to handle. However, compared to Repair, the search range is narrower, and the fact that you can't pull 《Galaxy Soldier》has a lot of impact.
However, both can be searched in the core, so it is possible to adopt both.
Salve in the second half, but above all, it can't be activated against Urara, who negates the effect instead of activating it, and if it has such an effect, the opponent won't negate it, so it's almost a bonus. Well, it's a search that is harder to negate than usual, so it's an existence that can't be fooled.
Although the effect of 2 is rough, it is a search card that can be searched, so it is an excellent support that is expected to increase the stability of Cyber.

A card that made me feel that rank 4 could be anything.
It is a request for two bodies without specifying materials, and if the conditions are met, it can be used as an underlay of a mechanical rank of 10 or higher. This effect does not use materials, so it can be used even after being revived.
However, the condition is more troublesome than Azeus, and it is necessary to destroy it in battle, and not only does it tend to be delayed due to the fact that it is summoned at the end of the battle, but its own combat power is 2200 RBI, which is not a value that can be relied upon. I would like to prepare some kind of combat assistance.
Due to the timing of the effect activation, I would like to choose a guy who can work on the opponent's turn as the X to be stacked. The main candidates are Magnus, who has Friche's removal ability, and No81, who has perfect resistance. Depending on the situation, Gustav, who will be the lead firepower, is also an ant.
It's an attractive effect, but it's desirable to have support and it's easy to eat EX frames, so I think it's a strong habit.

The card used by the mob character "Tom", who left an impression that was made into a story even though it appeared in only one episode, was just vanilla in the original, but with the above story, it has an unexpected diagonal effect. OCG conversion.
The RBI is moderate as a low class, and it has effect destruction resistance and can avoid cracks in the ground as in the original, but due to the effect of 2, it is considered to be a low class, so this resistance is usually not used.
The effect of 2 is a very rare special victory ability for low grades, but it is necessary to apply the effect of 1, and it is unlikely that the opponent will see this effect and adapt, so you can chain summon against the opponent's total removal. You need to adapt from yourself, and you need to go through it directly. If you aim for this, it will look loose, but in reality it will be a pretty severe condition. Well, if it were easy, it would be a problem, so this is reasonable.
Easy to use for normal use as a low-level attacker. It's expected to be a very difficult deck to build when aiming for a special victory, so it's a difficult card to make full use of, but I like the way it's made into a card with this kind of story.

OCG original DDD that appeared in VB.
The scale is not bad at 3, and the Pen effect and the monster effect thoroughly metabolize Burn. He can pull the trigger even if he hurts himself, and his offense and defense are high, so he can be expected to play an active role as an attacker.
However, it cannot be said to be omnipotent, as it can only move after receiving damage.
Compared to other burn metas, there are many different points such as status, DD and P monsters, so I want to make good use of my strengths.
In the original family, there is also the existence of Darc with similar effects. I want to take advantage of the high level of surprise attacks. Most recent DDs often discard the Dark Contract, which is the main trigger, right away, and both himself and Dark are less often used.
It's easy to travel with Hell Gate, so I'm sure it's not a bad card.

A manga-made DDⅮ that appeared shortly after the new master rule.
It has the same effect as the 10th period environment.
In the P zone, it has a recovery similar to Thomas, but is limited to DD D. Alternatively or scale is easy to use with 1.
At level 10, P summoning is tough, but with a self-expanding effect, DD makes that condition easy. It can also be used as a means to get rid of DDs who are staying in the EX zone.
Also, since there are no restrictions on summoning in the first place, is it quick to deploy from the swirl?
It has an effect similar to Clear Vice, and in addition to having penetration, it is strong even in the opponent's turn to some extent due to its combat resistance and damage negate.
However, since it only refers to the original numerical value and is accompanied by activation, it does not have the same combat power as over there and is not stable.
Level 10 is also a difficult level to handle with DD.
It's not bad, but there are many other stable forces in DD, so it depends on his deck type and environment.

With 3000 hit points and the name of CEO, he is the main player in DD. However, he has less activity in anime, and compared to Blue-Eyed, Red Archfiend, and Galaxy-Eyes, the impression of Ace is weak.
The scale is a bit subtle at 4, but I'd say it's necessary and sufficient for DDs with many advanced and above. The P effect is also enhanced without a habit.
Main He has the highest RBI among the DDs in the deck, and although there are conditions, he also has a strengthening effect and has high fighting power.
It also has effect destruction resistance, but the range is subtle and you can't expect much.
It's not bad, but none of them are effects that can be directly added, and there are many DDs with more useful effects.
Even in level 8DD, there are cards with effects such as Thomas and Requiem that can give you adverts.
The advantage over these two is that it is strong in combat and has no disadvantages.
It does not have a synergistic effect with the special DD, so it must be said that the priority in the current DD is low.
If it's a DD centered on Conqueror King, it might be an ant because it's easy to make use of the P effect.

A strange design like a NO MORE movie thief from a cool name.
It has an effect that specializes in defense against both the field and the P zone.
However, in this day and age, defensive effects are low priority due to the existence of links that can't accept such effects.
It's easy to summon with DD, but there are also Beowulfs that can be added to the whole if you have piercing and are easy to summon by mounting on EX.
However, there are differences in levels, etc., and the effect can be operated by itself, and there is also the existence of the Hell Gate, so it is easy to go on a business trip.
Plainly, the defense of the P effect can be targeted to your own field. As Superheavy Samurai recently drew attention to this point.
It's a modest but promising piece.

The voice actor in charge of Frank, the user of this card, is Mr. Doi of Nintama. And when the name of this card is reversed, it is "Doi". I don't care.
It can revive itself by destroying the effect, but it has a strong disadvantage.
In spite of that, this card's offense and defense are below average, and it's not something that can be entrusted to the front line.
It's performance is too much for the price, but as already said, it shows its true value as a powerful lock card when used in conjunction with teleportation.
It's unstable, but if you get hooked on it, it's intense.

very convenient card
The material specification is loose with the same race other than tokens, and the theme in recent years is that the race is often unified, and even if it is not, it can be summoned with most of his Decks by the effect of 《Reprodocus》.
The Marker is the same easy-to-handle Marker as the Decode, and it's a card that can demonstrate its power only when it's in the EX Zone, so it's essential to put it in the EX Zone.
You can send monsters from your hand by its effect, and if you use it normally, it will be a disadvantage, but there are no particular restrictions such as level restrictions, so you can aim for various uses such as sending ids, etc. or triggering your own effects.
And recruit cards of the same race as the link destination and this is powerful.
Although it becomes a negate in the field, there are no other restrictions and it can be a higher link, and it is useful for collecting parts such as combos that reversely use being a negate, ABC and bomber air raids, and can be used in various ways.
With his own stats at an advanced level, he can withstand normal use as an attacker, and is a capable card that is sure to be useful for both serious and enthusiastic fans alike.
It smells like a chain somehow, I think it's a performance that can be banned for some reason.
Postscript: I'm shocked when Uvoa is banned. Thank you for your help (tears)

A fusion of Barbaros and Ur. It was the story of the original, and in OCG it is as effective as Rosarian and Maat.
As a card without summoning restrictions, it still boasts the strongest RBI, and it also has a self-deployment effect.
The cost required for Special Summon can be paid from a wide range, and although it is a race with few contact points, both races have cards that are compatible with Skidre, including himself, such as Divine Beasts, Ray Rays, Gunner Dragons, and Sin Saien.
However, if the high RBI does not give battles damage, the taste is weak.
As mentioned above, I would like to negate it with Skidre etc. and operate it.
There is also Sin who boasts more RBIs than himself if he is an attacker under Skidre. If you were to ask me if I wanted to forcibly adopt races that had little contact with each other and give priority to them, I'd feel a bit skeptical.
In the current situation, it might be possible to prioritize his deck that specializes in Beast God King.

Gunner Dragon is a senior, but when it comes to high-level cards that can be compromise summoned, this guy has a strong impression.
Although it is the highest grade, it can be summoned without release, so it is unlikely to cause an accident.
In this case, it will be weakened, but it is still a passing score if viewed as a lower class.
Also, as it is often said, if you negate the effect, it will return to the original hit point, so if you use it with skidre etc., it can be used as a light superlative attacker.
It is also possible to summon by releasing 3 bodies, in this case, it is an effect that removes the entire opponent field and a poor god (Wo, Eraser, etc.).
However, since we live in an era where there are many means of obstruction and suppression, there are many cases where things don't go as planned, and if this effect works, it tends to overkill. Don't you have to rely on me too much?
Since it is the highest grade that can be easily summoned, it can be used in combination with cards that target the highest grade or higher, or as a rank 8 material.
One of the best and easy to use.