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If the anime version were released as it is, it would still be too powerful, and if it was TF, it would be backward compatible with Camion, so I was wondering what would happen, but they did a good job recreating it.
It can bounce all of the opponent's cards and has its own destruction resistance, making it relatively difficult to interfere.
On the other hand, it also has the disadvantage of letting you draw up to the number returned to the Deck. If you can return the cards that consumed multiple cards to deploy, you can reduce it, but it is a little unstable.
However, if it is returned to Extra, it is not included, and the current environment is often expanded from Extra, so this point is engaged.
However, if you just want to bring back monsters, Metaion with Burn is enough.
Does the point which tends to become a little unstable activity lower evaluation?

In addition to the Timelord's common destruction resistance, it burns the amount of his ATK of the monsters he battles, and it is rare for this kind of effect to be "original", so the fluctuating amount is also dealt as damage.
In the current environment, it's easy to deploy high RBI cards, so it's easy to expect high damage, but basically it depends on the opponent, so if you want to stabilize him, you want to use him along with Kaiju.
If it's Shizukiel, it's Kaiju's best RBI, and it's level 10, so there's synergy with Ain's cost.
There is an unstable side, but it will be a presence that cannot be underestimated.

I think she's the prettiest in the Timelord.
In TF, you can reduce his LP with a handicap, so I was able to abuse the effect and was indebted.
The effect is easily influenced by the situation, and its use on its own is somewhat limited.
Therefore, a specialized construction is desirable. With Devifla, he can reduce his LP at once, and if he summons a level 10 fusion, he can be connected to Gustav for tremendous firepower.
It's difficult to handle, but I think it's a romantic piece.

Thank you very much for your help in TF.
In addition to the robust destruction resistance common to the Timelord, you can halve your opponent's LP just by attacking.
There are several other cards that can halve his LP, but it's easy to use with no particular trouble other than going through battle.
Due to the text "halve", it is also strong against burn meta.
The only drawback is that the more LP he cuts, the more difficult it becomes for him to demonstrate his true ability, so he tends to be influenced by the situation.
The Timelord is a shrine maiden and is easy to bring, making it easy to use from the beginning.
Although it is powerful, it has the impression that it is difficult to handle.
I thought it would be weakened in some way, but I was surprised to see it come out of TF just like that, and it made me feel that inflation had progressed.

For some reason, this card didn't get much attention when it first came out, maybe because ARC was still popular back then and Red Wyvern and the like were talking about it?
There is no material specification, and his Deck, which is centered on synchro, can be widely used.
Each effect has no one-turn limit, so as long as the opponent has cards in their hand, they can escape to the exclusion zone, allowing for a slightly irregular handicap, and at the same time avoiding removal. . Moreover, unlike over there, when returning, it is not a special summon, so you will not receive a warning or abyss. In addition, it is possible to actively move to the main zone.
You can also return cards in the exclusion zone and aim to reuse cards that have been excluded. In addition, when he is in GY, he can return one of his GY cards to himself and each other, and can be used in the GY meta or reused.
As mentioned above, there is no 1-turn limit, so I played a satisfying dragon-like performance by lining up 3 players in front and getting 3 cards handicapped, and I ended up playing a lot of shit games, so it became a limit.
However, there is no problem because it has 3 effects when it works alone. A powerful card that is sure to be very useful in a Deck that can handle its effects to the fullest.

There are more situations where you can feel the inflation of the environment instead of the type of card that directly takes an ad, but it is a very versatile Quick-Play Spell that can be used as a combat support, defense, obstacle to break through the board, reverse support, etc.
The evaluation will change depending on the environment, but there is no doubt that it is still an excellent one.

A dream collaboration that fuses the main character's ace and category! It sounds good.
It's easy to summon, has an excellent scale of 8, and its P effect is similar to Hope's effect, so it's not a bad effect.
As for the effect, I think it's an effect that helps Odd-Eyes P summon easily, and the material replenishment effect is also an effect that meshes with X's characteristics.
However, the deployment effect is a P Deck that is good at deploying cards from the hand in the first place, so using your own effect to negate defense and deploy it doesn't taste good and doesn't mesh. Although it doesn't specify the material, its own effect is an effect that should be used in his deck, which is centered on P summons, so it will be a P deck.
However, if that happens, there are quite a few rivals, and in the same category there are many beings with more useful effects such as star engravings.
As a unique advantage, it is a light spell user X that does not specify the material, so it is easy to connect from Astral to Norito.
Overall, it's not a bad effect, but there are many other things that can be prioritized, so I'm not sure which deck to use.
Aside from Magician, it turned out to be a very subtle collaboration that didn't even meet our expectations for hopes that don't use basic P.
There are many people who do not have a decent evaluation (perfect score).

If you just want to summon a low-class dragon as a material, it's quick and easy to use the gateway in the same pack.
The marker can be used in both the main and EX zones, although it only expands the bottom right and one link destination.
The effect can revive high rank and above, and it is an excellent effect as a relay that can be connected to Link 3 by itself.
Due to the material specification, it will be used with Dragon, and since Dragon has many excellent advanced cards and there are plenty of cards that can enrich his GY, it is not difficult to make use of the effect.
It goes well with Decks that use lower grades as materials while developing higher grades.

It's tied to the Dark Dragon, and you definitely need 3 bodies, so you can't reduce it with Link. The marker is for the main direction, and it is the direction to aim for mutual links, but it is difficult to make use of it due to its own effect.
It is an effect that can be drawn at the time of Special Summon and an effect that can recover the ad when relaying, but when activated, it cannot be deployed to the link destination and the special marker cannot be used. Even if you use it as a relay, it's difficult to use as a material for Link 4's Borrel monster, and it's a subtle material, so it's about as good as a relay for Topologic. Every time I revive and use it as a relay, the draw is by no means weak, but it's hard to say that it's worth the effort of this weight and restriction, and the RBI is low, so I can't use it as an attacker.
Even though it has such hard-to-handle performance, it has been turned into a landmine frame and is attracting extra hate.
It would have been much better if it had at least the Rokket name, as it is not capable enough to use one precious EX slot.

One of the cornerstones of drag development, basically equipping Phalanx or Couse and synchronizing from disengagement is the flow of this guy. It has a real fishing effect and allows you to summon a level 8 Synchro at once via Vajranda.
It has the effect of strengthening RBI, and it includes itself, so if you combine it with the equipment card, it will be 1900 RBI, which is a sufficient number for a low-level attacker. Most of the time I connect to the sync right away, so I don't use it much.
The weak point is that it is vulnerable not only to the monster effect meta, but also to the interference of demons and traps due to the equipment, and there are many weak points. It can be said that drag's weak point is that this core card is quite fragile.
A card that can be said to be an important existence in drag.

One of the keys to deploying drag, it is a tuner that can be released from the equipped state and deployed, so it can be connected to synchro or Hari fiber as it is. Flexibility that can be connected to various synchros compared to Couse is selling. Since it's a Dragon, it can be sent in the Valley/Mausoleum, and it's also compatible with 《Cards of Consonance》, so it's easy to send to GY.
The drawback is that he is vulnerable to GY removal, and because of the characteristics of deploying after equipping, he is a psychic type and can be hindered by quick-play spell magic / trap removal. Also, for a card of a required class, it is not properly recorded and is quite expensive. One copy works well enough, but depending on the build, you may want more than one in order to take advantage of the danger of banishment and the effect of Vulture.
Aside from drag, he is also an excellent tuner who can play an active role in Cyberdark.

From the pose in the illustration, he looks like a giant Baba, Gouki Link.
Requires 3 Gouki, but if it can be deployed from a suplex, it can be summoned.
However, he often mixes other categories, and it is undeniable that the means of development in Gouki are somewhat limited, and he falls into the heavy category.
In addition to its high ATK, it has robust resistance to both combat and effects, and has a stable effect if its combat power is not lacking due to the effect of 3.
However, demons and traps that do not take targets are not supported, and depending on the environment, there is a fear that they will leave the stage easily, and that is a painful story with this weight.
The weakening is permanent, so if it happens too often, it becomes useless in combat. Well, it's enough if I have it that far, so I don't really care about that point.
Although it is a little inferior in terms of cooperation and combat, there are Power Lords with looser material specifications and complete resistance, so I would like to use them according to the environment.

Similar to the new drag tuner Phalanx, it has the ability to self-deploy and has the effect of being able to treat it as level 4 instead of having restrictions on the sync destination compared to over there. Thanks to this effect, it is easy to connect to Ascalon, and it makes it easier to summon Varucha, which was almost impossible until now. Vulture itself is also becoming more useful due to changes in the environment.
Although there is a limit on the sync destination, there are no other restrictions, so there is no problem with using it as a link material. Similar to Phalanx, the number of monsters with the expansion effect has increased, so it can be expanded from Vulture at once. It's easier now.
It's not a card that compensates for Drag's weaknesses like other new cards, but it's a good card that enables new strategies for Drag.

It has the effect of cutting drags in your hand and equipping drags from his deck, and due to its characteristics, it goes well with Varucha, whose true value can be demonstrated the more GY has Kuse and Phalanx. It has a substitute effect, but I don't think there's much opportunity to use it because I think most people will immediately unequip the equipped card and synchronize it. For the time being, his ATK is high among low-class drags
When you activate the recruit effect, you can only get dragons from EX. It doesn't seem to be a big problem for Drag, whose ace and trump card is Dragon, but since it's his deck that uses a tuner, it's a bit painful to lose flexibility because it can't bring out powerful halifibers.
Also, since it is activated by discarding your hand, the damage when negate is more painful than Dux, so be careful.
Well, I think it's new, not bad.

Until now, it's hard to say that it's worth the time and effort it takes to get it out, but with the introduction of Kuse, it's easier to summon, and it's compatibility with new cards and Link Summons has greatly increased its usability.
It is possible to equip a large amount of his Dragon Drag by the effect and give it high aggression with the equipped drag, but basically it will be used as a tie rather than an attacker. By equipping Phalanx and Guse and deploying them, Ascalon, Dragion, Link Monster, etc. will be deployed even larger.
In order to maximize its effect, it is necessary to drop a large amount of Guze and Phalanx into his GY, so it is necessary to prepare to some extent.
Currently, it can be said that it is a monster to connect to the trump card level, and it will enable new tactics with future drag.