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The summoning conditions are the same as Bregan, even among the Accel Synchro, and now that Khalifa has appeared, it may be a new rule, but it is easy to summon.
A troublesome effect that can be activated in a similar way to a stand, and can be summoned negate with virtually no cost. Unlike 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》, the number is not specified, so even if multiple units are deployed by P summoning, it is powerful to be able to negate them all at once. Another advantage is that you can move to the main zone yourself.
However, like Thunder King Rai-Oh, it can only negate basic summoning rules, so resurrection with Monster Reborn, etc., and fusion using fusion spells, etc. cannot be stopped. Also, he is powerless against Normal Summon, and his stats are low compared to the summoning conditions, so I want some back.
However, even if it is released from the field, it can be used as an S summon, so it can be used as an S summon, so it satisfies the revival limit.
It is quite strong against Special Summon monsters and has high control power.

First Dinosaur Link. It's cute that the head and tail are facing their own markers.
It has the effect of changing attributes and races, and although it doesn't make much sense on its own, various combos are possible.
Such an effect can be installed with very loose material designation, so it can be said that its future potential is high.

EM's master of ad collecting, there are things that make me want to be silly.
The Pendulum Scale is 2, which is easy to use, and the P effect goes well with EM, which has many battle-related effects.
The monster effect is a "destroy and get add" that works well with P cards, and it's an excellent thing that you can target yourself.
Even so, EM itself has plenty of search means, and since it has a P name on it, it can be searched in Advent, making it easy to bring it to your hand. If you target it, you can almost eliminate it by P Summoning, so the cost is actually an add, so I think it's a powerful card that brings a high level of stability and the ability to acquire add. .
Due to the new rule and weakened P summoning, it is currently unlimited, but it is still active in the environment by destroying and collecting it, and I feel that it will be regulated in the near future.

A card that can be said to be a subspecies of the scapegoat, unlike the original, it has no restrictions and has greater token generation ability. In addition, since I am a tuner myself, it is a big advantage to be able to connect to sync and Harifiber.
The effect is superior to the original, but there are also major drawbacks compared to the original.
This can be said for the whole reversal, but since it is an environment where removal is widespread, it is often removed before reversing. On the other hand, if you want to wait for an attack or aim to activate it yourself, you need some kind of card and combination, which is somewhat inflexible.
If used in combination with 《Book of Taiyou》etc., he can develop Nimble more than Sukego, but overall it is not as versatile as Sukego as it is not as versatile as Sukego.
However, since it is a monster, it is easy to search, and it is currently the only level 1 undetuner, so it is easy to play an active role in underdeal. A slow deck with a lot of counter means is also an ant. Depending on the Deck, it can be expected to be more active than Sukego.

A card that has had very high performance since its introduction. At that time, it was mainly used for defense and combos with Canosol, but now the number of ways to use tokens has increased dramatically, and with the advent of Synchro and especially Link Summons, this alone (in some cases, several EX slots) It has become possible to connect to a powerful large size.
It is written that it cannot be used for Tribute Summon, but with the advent of Link, it is now compatible with Tribute Summon by consuming some EX slots.
It's a powerful effect, but there's a restriction that you can't perform summons the turn it's activated, so if you're going to use it as a material, it's ideal to activate at the opponent's end, and it's a little slow. However, thanks to this effect, I think that it is a reasonable adjustment for the timing of its appearance, because it is broken and staying one step ahead.
Also, the stats of the token itself are low, and with the advent of Link, it has become somewhat less popular, but I would like to be careful about monsters with a piercing effect.
A very useful card that can be used not only for securing materials, but also for defense and combos. Performance for slow decks with big return and plenty of defense.

A form like a shark is cool.
Summoning is easy with his deck, which uses a lot of level 10 materials with the same material requirements as Gustav. With No. 27, which will appear in Korepa 2018, it is now possible to aim for a summon even at rank 4.
It has a defensive effect among Rank 10, which is often equipped with high firepower, and protects your monsters and makes it easier to pass attacks. The defensive power is also very high, so if you put it in defense, it will function as a solid wall, and since it can be activated against the opponent, you can also aim to interfere with the opponent.
However, with the passage of time, even with this card's effect, it's becoming less and less easy to break through. Lightning is a derrick and can be managed, but Kaiju is very hard to block.
Unlike Rank 8 Fergra, which has a similar effect, it doesn't negate, so even if you use it vaguely, it's hard to earn ads, and his ATK of about 3200 is easy to break through, not just Lightning, so it's no longer as reliable as it used to be. , I want to keep the back firmly. An environment where you can't feel safe even with the performance of this card... It makes me feel inflation again.
Nonetheless, it is good enough to be put out on a wait-and-see basis, and it is easy to develop subsequent developments.

A card with the effect of deploying a low-ranking Dark Dragon.
He also has an effect that allows him to Special Summon himself, and Link Monster has a high adoption rate due to the current rules of the environment, making it relatively easy to aim.
Since it has an attribute at a blessed level, it is easy to connect to Dragon Link, and it is easy to aim for Rank 4 like Vanishing. It's a card that's easy to handle.
Aside from Rokket, the drawback is that there are a few targets that can be Special Summoned with normal Dragon Decks, but I think there is a good chance that the value will increase steadily depending on the future card pool.

A card that boasts the highest usage rate among the lower classes used by Revolvers.
Compared to Pokedora of the same species with similar effects, its strength is that it supports Special Summons, and it is a convenient effect that reduces the cost of redame and the addition loss of link materials. It's dark, so it can handle temptations, and since it's low level, it also supports various supports.
However, it is the fate of this kind of card, but if a card with the same name covers your hand, you will not be able to demonstrate your true potential. Also, it doesn't have his Special Summon rule effect on its own, so it's just a weak card by itself, so it's difficult to demonstrate its power unless you use it well with a gateway.
As a fan card, it's easy to handle, so it's a popular deck for Revolver fans.

Dyson changed from a stubborn effect to an aggressive effect.
As the name suggests, it also has an absorption effect.
Normal summon is heavy at level 10x3, but rank 10 is valuable because it is not an unreasonable level and has removal that does not target anything other than destruction.
Since it can be used from 0 materials for the time being, it is also possible to issue it as a non-regular one.
The number of materials x300 is a subtle number, but you can corner your opponent with Burn.
If you use pre-evolution as a material, you can remove the material and activate Burn, which has a high multiplier of 800 and can demonstrate high firepower. However, Rank 9 + RUM is very difficult to build.
The deck that can be used will be quite limited due to its weight, but I think it's a good one.

Ace of V, who is familiar with neat jokes. And even the ace is coming with a feeling of being exhausted.
Two requests without material specification, but level 9 is a curmudgeon.
Although it is much easier than when he first appeared due to the development of level 9, his easy-to-use decks are somewhat limited.
It has an effect similar to Earthbound Immortal, with a direct attack on attack negate.
However, a direct attack depends on the situation of the opponent. If the RBI is higher than himself, which is 2800, there is a high possibility that he is an ace, and there are many cases where he does not let the attack pass obediently.
The current rank 9 has more versatile effects, especially Enterplasnil, which has higher hit points and elimination removal than himself, and is a machine that is difficult to differentiate.
Speaking of a clear advantage here, is it the existence of CNo? CNo9, which uses itself as a material, can demonstrate high firepower, and if you use it well with Quick Chaos, you can expect a kill.
It is difficult to handle, but it can not be said that there is romance.

I fell in love with his B.E.S. design that feels romantic.
It boasts high explosive power due to continuous attacks that can make use of it with high hit points and burns when destroyed in battle.
The problem is the existence of Juggernaut Tribe, which has a role to play on top of having an effect activation condition that requires RU at rank 10.
There is no RUM, and it can be effective even if it is stacked from other than Gangaridia.
Concerning consecutive attacks, that one is limited to monsters, but this one can only be used if there are no monsters on the opponent's field that can be destroyed by battle (and he can be sent to GY), so it has both advantages and disadvantages.
Explosive power aside, as long as there is a big difference in usability, I have to say that it is a very tough existence.

It's a request for 2 bodies with no materials specified, but considering that it's Rank 10, I can't help but say that it's modest rather than solid, with single removal + 1000 burns and an attack limit.
However, with the appearance of Jagano, which appeared later, the attack limit can be overthrown.
It's a Jagano premise, but I think it's a convenient rank 10.

There is no specification and only 2 bodies are required, but it requires level 10x2 bodies, and since there are many trump cards in this level range, his Deck that can be easily put out is limited.
In addition to 3000 offense and defense, the performance is simply powerful with 2000 burns using materials.
With this attack and defense combined with a machine, if you combine Concentrating Current and double enhancement, you can hit the damage of 1 kill class. Also, since it can be stacked with Jagano, it is within 1 kill range even with that effect.
It's also excellent as a lead firepower, and it's a standard rank 10 card that can be said to be a priority with his Deck, which can be used.
There is no name turn limit, and it seems that there is a possibility that it will be abused for mass deployment, loop combos, etc., and I have the impression that the future is scary.

A super-heavyweight robot that requires 3 level 10 bodies, although there is no specified material.
As it is heavy, in addition to the raw RBI of 5000, it has flashy elements such as removing all magic and traps.
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Also, if you receive a monster effect, it seems to be powerful and difficult to handle.
If it is rank 10 that is strong against magic and traps, there is also No81. The RBI is slightly lower, but it is difficult to gain an advantage in that regard due to the presence of the Juggernaut.
Other than normal summoning, there are other ways to use No. 27 or 《Eternal Galaxy》to improve the weight, but the former will allow you to get the aforementioned train, and you can't make use of your RBI, so the 27 effect is working. It's hard to take advantage of the effect.
As for the latter, his Galaxy Photon ranks 4 and 8 with high priority, and there is a strong need for dedicated construction.
In any case, it's hard to say that it's a card worthy of its weight, and I think it's a difficult existence to handle.

Last boss in the movie DSOD.
In addition to 4500 RBI, it halves the opponent's LP every time it attacks and prepares for continuous attacks, and has overwhelming finisher performance.
The effect of 4 also makes it easy to reduce his LP greatly with his own attacks, so it can be a check against Burn, and it can also react with his own cards, so depending on how you use it, you can generate a large amount of damage. However, from the above-mentioned finisher performance, it is honestly close to a bonus.
Although it has tremendous performance, the problem is the weight of the required material.
Like Ultimate Blue-Eyed, it demands three of the same name, but Crimson Nova isn't as supportive as his Blue-Eyed and Cubic isn't as good at fusion summoning.
In addition, it has a considerable finisher performance at the time of the material Crimson Nova, and it is easy to summon.
It's not a difficult condition if you specialize it, but it can be said that the value of forcibly thrusting a fusion gimmick into his Cubic, which has many accident elements, is thin even with this performance.
However, the expansion of the card pool has expanded the range of construction, making it easier to operate than before.
From the required materials, it can also be used as a sneak peek for fusion support, and even if it can't be summoned, it will have a certain value.