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Cubic Ace.
Due to the different summoning conditions from his other Cubics, he can be summoned easily by increasing his Cubic ratio on the Deck, while many Cubics do not function on their own, making them more prone to accidents.
This card itself supports Karma, Nightmare, 《Fusion Conscription》, etc., so there are plenty of search methods.
As a Cubic, it has a high hit point, and if it is destroyed in battle, it will deal 3000 damage per end in addition to continuous attacks, making it extremely murderous.
Cubic has highly explosive supports such as Karma and Wave, so if you combine them, you can quickly aim for the end of the game. Or rather, this murderous intent is the selling point of his Cubic itself.
It also has monster effect resistance up to a certain range. Its range is also wide, and depending on the opponent, it will demonstrate the goodness of holding more than Trinity.
It's not uncommon to have hit points higher than this card, so I'd like to use this explosive power without overconfidence.
It's a card with strong quirks, but with the performance that matches it.

Although the scale is 12, he can only P summon Dragon, so he chooses Deck as a scale member. He also uses this card for its P effect, so it's an excellent effect because it's easy to prepare a resurrection target if it's a deck.
By paying a small amount of LP, you can search for Dragon P in a wide range, and since he is easy to search, he stabilizes the deck.
In addition, it has two types of summoning conditions, and the release one is quite strict due to the new rules, so if you summon it, it will mainly be a P summon. If you just summon it, you can easily summon it with Supreme King Gate Infinity from Wurm, which you can search for yourself.
It is a powerful thing that can reset each other's field and his GY at the cost of half LP, and can cut half the opponent's LP if the attack is decided. However, the status always fluctuates, so I'm afraid of the return if I can't decide the game.
It is easy to use together with monsters with copy ability, and it is easy to use together because it is easy to send yourself to his GY. Easy to give and easy to decide the match. All of these parts are easy to search, so you can easily aim for the condition.
Overall, I think he is a powerful card that can stabilize the deck and also serve as a finisher.

It seems to be strong from the name, and the effect is also an effect that makes the flow of the duel chaotic. It had the same summoning conditions as the opening, and before errata it was possible to revive, there were no restrictions on the effect, and there was also a difference in the priority rule, so it was almost unstoppable and it was a terrible effect that almost turned into a fucking game.
The errata version has limited effects, making it a powerful but somewhat unwieldy effect. Even so, the Blue-Eyed state that can be used under light conditions is strong enough. Although its effect has been weakened, it has become easier to add it to your hand with Melody and Eclipse compared to the past, so I think it's actually more useful as an attacker.
It's a race with a blessed level, but it's a pity that it's hard to make use of the special support because it can't be revived. Considering the effect, I think this is justified.
Dragon has the existence of Rypal, and it is also an advantage that there are many excellent Light & Dark, and it is a level that can be connected to Dark Matter.
It no longer has the power to affect the environment due to its weakening, but compared to other errata groups, I think it still has the power to fight in a real battle.

Needless to say, Kao Sol's remake, by excluding GY's Light and Darkness, he can be Special Summoned with a light summoning condition.
Although it is light, it has the same status as Blue-Eyed, and it has an offensive effect that makes use of it, and if you use it together with Honest, you can bring it to the brink of death at once.
The removal effect is also difficult to avoid, so you can't make use of the hit point, but after activating it, you can use some kind of material and this is also powerful.
Unlike End, it can be revived, so you can aim to reuse it, and even though you can't use the method to bring it to your hand that turn, Link's Isolde makes it easy to bring it.
A monster with such terrifying specs appeared in 2003, when they were fighting with a gorilla as their ace, with no Synchro or Xyz. and was banned for a long time.
Nowadays, due to changes in the environment, inflation has become unlimited, and it seems that the times have finally caught up with this card.
It's no longer enough to be adopted even if you force it, but it must be a monster with extremely high individual specs even now.

It can be activated when there are no face-up monsters on the field, and the cost is heavy, but you can recruit HERO without using the summoning right.
Is it a low-level HERO that can be deployed by paying half the LP? I would like to say that, but the HEROes that can be deployed are all uniform, so they can do various things.
Speaking of various things, it can do so many things that I can't write it all here, and to give one example, before the new rules, I could have developed Zarc with this one card.
The LP cost is not uncommon in an environment where one-turn kills are not uncommon.
It's weak against rabbits, but since it doesn't have a 1-turn activation limit, this kind of card is strong against those metas.
Anyway, it is a card that can be used for other than HERO because it can do various combos and can be used for HERO effects.

Easy mass removal without any constraints or costs that exist from the beginning.
Although it was banned for decades due to its performance, due to the increase in destruction resistance and changes in the environment, it was finally lifted and allowed to be unlimited for a while.
However, if it is a simple removal card, the usability is still the highest. There are competing cards such as Braho and Righteous, but the advantage is that it is not easily affected by the situation.
Also, he has opponents such as Tearlaments and The Bystial who are very aggressive in the first game. Did you go full circle with too much inflation?
Perhaps it hadn't declined as a flip card yet, and in 2023, it returned to semi-restricted in less than half a year.
Even though I was somewhat picky about the opponent and the environment, was it abnormal that such a simple total removal was left unchecked?

Remove all Nocos, which has appeared in anime as a threat outside of Duel.
There are Thunderbolts and Lightning Storms that can destroy only the opponent, but as already said, the ability to destroy cards in your own field is rather a point of differentiation.
Removal In addition, it can be used with cards that require that your field is empty or destroyed by effect, or it can be used as a means of dealing with troublesome monsters transferred.
Due to changes in the environment, it is no longer as dependable as it used to be, but it is certainly an excellent card with high versatility and combo potential.

A card with a stylish illustration and a very useful effect.
Invoke 1-5 level fusions for various attributes and races, which is very useful for securing materials. The summoned fusion will self-destruct at the end, but since it is a fusion summon, the resurrection limit can be satisfied and the effect will not negate, so you can aim for various uses as well as securing materials.
The downside is that it's easy to overwhelm the EX deck, and the 1000 LP cost isn't cheap at all, and it can be rotten in the late game. Well, before this performance is a trifle.
When Norden was active, it was possible to summon 2 Tributes and X summons with this one card, so the tournament turned into a cup noodle speed eating tournament, and it became quite a power card and was restricted.
It is also a card that gave new existence value to early fusions, but at the same time, fusions that seem to be based on this have also appeared, and adjustment as if ignoring the need for regular fusions is Khalifa × There is something similar to the S tuner and it looks a little evil.

A card that overturned the common sense of his deck construction in games, as you know, a card with a powerful effect that can be the starting point of that combo in this game where GY is said to be the second hand.
Even if the ability to build a deck is tested and maximized, there are many unstable parts that are easily influenced by the opponent and the situation, and there are many parts that are difficult to handle.
However, it is an interesting card that can be said to be an epoch-making card that finds great significance in increasing the number of decks, as the reward for taking such a risk is large.

The final destination of the Ain series.
It has a powerful effect just like the end point, and can greatly strengthen the Timelord's deployment power and presence.
However, the deployment from his GY has the property that the Timelord is difficult to go to his GY, and there are many cases where the Timelord of his GY is erased due to the effect of Ain on the undercard, only from the hand and Deck. There are many cases of...
If the field isn't empty, it can't be deployed, so if you don't call Sephiron, it will be difficult to do subsequent developments.
The explosive power is sufficient even at the time of Ain Soph, the opening act, and honestly, it cannot be denied that it feels overkill.
Although it is an effect suitable for time and effort, it is undeniable that it stops romance when considering the accident.

Compared to the TF version, the hand exchange effect has disappeared, but instead, it has become easier to search and the ease of handling has improved greatly.
Due to the characteristics of the Timelord, there are many cases where you can only deploy 1 body, and it is easy to accumulate cards in your hand, so the hand deployment effect is appreciated.
Gustav from Mithion + Sandion can now kill 1, and the explosive power is greatly improved.
However, if you develop your hand, there is also a P-summon from the Supreme King Gate and a light deity that can be used for the same defense with his Quick-Play Spell. Compared to this card, the accident rate is also low.
It can be used every turn, but the Timelord returns to his deck when he is on standby, so it's easy to drain and honestly it's not an effect that can be used many times.
After all, I would like to differentiate it in that it has an effect related to the Ain series.

The anime version was a level 10 expansion support, but it was changed to a hand exchange/ein support, perhaps considering the fact that the Timelord had that effect in common and Sephiron.
Similar to the TF version, but targeted all level 10s. It's a one-time effect, but it's great for this effect, which is good for maintaining destruction resistance.
However, if you consider Ain Soph's search because it is not fast, will it still be mainly used in the slow-paced the Timelord?
I'm worried about accidents, but Ain Soph has excellent effects, so I think it's worth trying.

A link with effects related to the first EX link.
He's as heavy as Link 4, but his materials are loose and high, and his ATK has two types of handicap effects.
Handicap + 3000 burn on the 2nd side takes a lot of time and tends to overkill, so it smells romantic. 1 effect is dominant.
Judging from the anime version's brutal effects, I think Konami made some careful adjustments.
However, it seems that it was no good after all, and if it goes well, it can tear up the opponent's hand.
This effect, which turned into the goal point of the deployable deck and could become a rock-paper-scissors game, was still unacceptable, and even with this weakening, it was banned and ended its short life.
I don't want to become something completely different like Wirako, but the foundation was too bad.
Share this weakened but practical adjustment with the gods. (It was due to bad concept.)

It's a shame that Link 4 didn't unite the Borrel brothers Urrea.
The material specification is heavy with 3 or more effects, but with a deck with high deployment power, it's not a problem. The marker is oriented like a reversed sword and is oriented for mutual linking, making it less easy to use than loading.
With the common resistance of Link 4 Borrel, this one is resistant to effect destruction and relatively robust, and can revive destroyed monsters of yourself or your opponent by using cards in the Magic/Trap Zone as a cost. It also has a defense change effect with a chain lock similar to the sword, and unlike the sword, it can also target the back side defense, so you can aim for a combo with the reverse, and the recovery performance is high, befitting the name of the guard. It also has a high hit point, so it is easy to steal the monsters destroyed by the opponent's battle.
However, compared to his other Borrels, the cost is necessary and it is not flashy enough. It works well with Rokket and TRUE, which destroy cards on their own, but I think it's a card that can be used in combos rather than fighting alone. If it's a compatible deck, it might be more active than other Borrels.

This card, which was one of the strongest anime boss cards, has finally been made into a card with a high degree of reproduction.
I feel that the time has finally come.
the Timelord In addition to the common effects, it has a unique effect of 2000 high-power burns.
Also, like Sephiron, it has a high RBI of 4000, so it is easy to get an ad due to battle destruction. It is exceptionally strong against negates such as Skidre, who is also the Timelord's natural enemy.
However, in exchange, the compromise summoning condition depends on the opponent, and because it has an RBI, it is worse in terms of handling compared to the TF version, which has a similar effect of not being able to search from the shrine maiden.
Even so, the destructive power is reliable for this lightness, and it is an excellent card that can be expected to play an active role not only as the Timelord but also as a general purpose card.