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The first buster to appear overseas. It's becoming more like an American hero.
Since Gigantech is a Synchro that has no restrictions, it is not difficult to bring it out by enhancing Buster support such as reflectors.
During Special Summon, he can send two warriors from his deck to GY, and although the multiplier is low, he can weaken the entire opponent's field by the number of fighters in his GY, and his high hit points give him an advantage in battle. Cheap.
It's not a bad effect, but it's questionable whether it's worth using Buster's gimmick.
In today's world of removal, nerfing alone doesn't have much impact. Since removal other than destruction isn't uncommon, the revive effect is also easy to deal with.
It can be revived even if it is destroyed in the equipped state, and since it is a Warrior, it can be revived by using it in combination with 《Zubaba General》, but it is undeniable that it is roundabout and generals are not so high priority.
Also, since he has a random effect of time, whether it is a GY fertilizer or a resurrection effect, there are times when he misses the timing, and this point is painful for Buster, who often evolves by chaining to the opponent's actions.
It looks quite difficult to handle.

During Special Summon, you can revive as many undead as you like, and your own RBI is as high as 2900, which can be said to be an explosive effect.
The resurrected monster will negate the effect and self-destruct at the end, but there are no restrictions on its use, and I would like to connect it to a large monster.
As for the resurrection targets, there shouldn't be any problems with the targets given the Deathkaiser and the materials used for it.
It's an effect that's easy to use during your own turn, so I'd like to deploy it from zero in Buster Mode, which can be deployed immediately during your turn.
Also, Buster tends to turn into a dead card in your hand, but Death Kaizer's dedicated tuner, 《Plaguespreader Zombie》, can revive himself while returning his hand to his Deck, so it works well with Buster itself.
The drawbacks are the buster's accidental nature, the fact that it tends to take up the deck frame, and the fact that it is difficult to coexist with the reflector due to the specified materials for the deathkaiser.
Although it has its own quirks, it seems to be one of the few practical busters.

One of the Busters that people in Jack also love.
In addition to 3500 RBIs, it has a global removal effect, but it is activated after damage calculation, and since it is a forced effect and it also involves this, it is difficult to cooperate with other cards.
Also, although the target is different, at the time of level 8 Red Archfiend, there is a Red Archfiend with sweeping removal. Moreover, it can be activated at the main time.
To put it bluntly, it's a difficult card to handle, but Red Archfiend, the source of its evolution, is an S monster with plenty of support, and even though it's far from standard, it's still a blessing among Busters.

From the time of its introduction to the present, the strongest Buster is unshakable among the many Busters. (Some others are too addictive)
In addition to hitting 3000 points, virtually every turn negates and destroys all effects. Moreover, it doesn't have a 1-turn activation limit, and since it leaves the field for a while, it's also strong against multiple removal spells.
With the increased card pool and improved power, overconfidence is no longer possible, but the increase in Buster and Star Support makes it easier to operate, and it remains a very stable and powerful card.

It's the key to Buster and Reflector, and it's also one of the cards that produced the "wrong card" ruling.
Special Summon can only be done from the Deck, so it is highly accidental, but if the conditions are met, it can be activated by Friche and you can perform a follow-up attack or a sacrifice escape.
There are plenty of dedicated searchers, so there is almost nothing that you can't grasp. On the contrary, I want him to sleep on the deck in the first hand.
Ignoring the effect and sending him on a business trip with the previously mentioned Reflector Beast is also a good idea, and it's worth it.
It has its quirks, but I think it's an indispensable card when dealing with Buster.

Although it is one of the Ice Barrier dragons, it is also impressive as a satisfied dragon because of its success in IF immediately after the sale of TSHD and the existence of a dedicated voice for Kiyanagi in Lynx. Other than that, I've been told that I'm a true Nordic Evil Dragon and BFⅮ...
There is no material specification, but it is heavy with three requests. But it has a strong effect that matches it.
It has an exclusion effect that does not target the target, and it affects 3 types of places, and it does not allow the use of GY and still boasts the highest class of removal performance.
This effect does not have a 1-turn limit, so like the IF mentioned above, in his deck, which has excellent deployment power in the unlimited era, he lined up 3 bodies and destroyed all the opponent's places.
After activating the effect, 2700 RBI is not a reliable number in vanilla, but there are few options for opponents who have been hit by this effect.
There are more countermeasures than in the past, but his Deck that can arrange this card has increased dramatically. Perhaps because it is also an easy-to-use handicap card, it seems difficult to relax in the future due to the current restrictions.
Ice Barrier An effect worthy of the strongest dragon, representative existence of general-purpose level 9S.
It's not seen as much as it used to be, but it's still highly valued for decks that can be easily produced.

Reminds me of Beatttsu and the Golden Witch. Coincidentally, you can become a rank 7 Guidera who looks like a dragoon.
GY Fertilizer, riding Dante, creating MatsuJun, becoming Guidera and Azeus, he is truly a multi-talented person.
Since it's rank is high at 6, he prefers Deck over Chain, but it has the potential to surpass Chain as it's a high rank with Friche.
The effect that can leave a follower depends on the opponent, but it is also effective for resurrection. Other than Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, if you have an EX frame, you might use it.
It's important to note that he's not Malebranche of the Burning Abyss when he's playing Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, but honestly, it's all up to him now depending on how he plays.
Since you can remove the material for free, you can do something like cheating, such as removing his Malebranche of the Burning Abyss that was used as a material under Skidre and starting to move.
One with high versatility.

The gambling effect tends to be avoided due to its low stability, but if it's a low risk high return so far, it's a different story.
Contrary to his name, he doesn't think about the basics and only answers 5 or 6.
For some reason overseas, it was banned in 2013, and in the era when Dragon Ruler was active, there was no reason to let such a card go unchecked, and it was banned again in 3 months.
Although there are some instability, the return is too big and it is hazy. The luck game element becomes too strong.

With support dedicated to 《Sonic Chick》, you can call 《Sonic Chick》from outside the exclusion zone.
Depending on the situation of the opponent due to the battle resistance over there, it is easy to surpass the opponent's turn.
However, if you use it as a deployment card, it's slow because it's a trap, and if you consider the possibility that this card will be removed first, it won't be stable. .

Mascot existence in 5ds. I don't know 《Kuribon》.
It has the same combat resistance as the Mesmerizing Elf, but its original offense and defense are too low to function much. In fact, it doesn't really work in the anime, and Yusei draws it out and makes a disgusting face.
For the time being, it is an era where cards with 1900 or more RBI can be easily deployed, and it is becoming less common to fight mainly in the lower class.
However, more than that, the number of removal and negate methods has increased, and the combat resistance itself has become unreliable.
There are many low-class combat resistance, but among them, Shield Wing, which has the same attribute and race and can demonstrate combat resistance twice regardless of the opponent's hit points, is a formidable enemy.
I'd like to differentiate this one with the fact that it's level 1 and the presence of dedicated support, but in any case, since it's not a reliable performance, I think it's practical unless you're a big fan.

Mr. Oufu's is an April Fool's joke, but it's a day early.
It's a convenient effect that allows you to hit Psych with no cost, but the drawback is the low stats for an advanced level. Since it is an advanced card, there is a possibility of an accident, and it is not something that can be used alone.
If you still want to use it, you should take advantage of the unique advantages of this card, as Mr. Ouf said. Unlike Monarch, it can be effective even if it is used in Special Summon, and there are no name restrictions.
There are quite a few elements unique to this card, and I don't think it's at the industrial waste level, but if you ask me if it's strong, I can't shake my head. Even with the above combo, it is necessary to stack multiple copies of this one with low single performance, and even if you consider the advantage, the risk is higher, so I think it is difficult to use it.

It is one of the representative cards of joke cards along with Sukugori and 《Morinphen》, which has enthusiastic fans because of its performance.
Direct attacks aren't something he does in The Six Samurai, and are not a fan's area, although the increased card pool makes them easier to use.
It is also the only existence that can be summoned by a general who does not have a counter, but to be honest, it is rarely used.
I can't deny that it's hard to use, but compared to other industrial waste, it's blessed with support, and I think it's a better story.

It has a more aggressive effect than a star, negates the opponent's monster's effect and strengthens her target's ATK, giving it high breakthrough and finisher performance. It can also destroy defensive monsters.
However, I am concerned about the existence of Calamity, which is a derivative of the same Red Archfiend.
That one also has a RBI of 4000, and you can hit the same amount of damage by burning her ATK of the monster destroyed by battle.
Although it has no strengthening effect, it can suppress the effects of the opponent's field, including demons and traps, and the suppression power is greater, and there are few cases where it cannot be destroyed in battle with this hit point.
He doesn't have effect resistance, but he doesn't have the disadvantage of returning to the deck, and even if he's destroyed, he can still leave behind.
For myself, who has a strong need for Majestic, which is difficult to use above all, Calamity has a looser material specification and a higher degree of freedom.
Combat power due to strengthening effects, and the fact that it can be used even in non-regular summons will be a point of differentiation.
It's better than Star, but I think it's a difficult card to handle.

A monster with a cool design and animation.
However, it is ruined by the essential performance.
In addition to the RBI of 3800, it has two types of negate effects, and has high breakthrough power.
However, the copy effect is highly dependent on the other party, and the negate change + total removal that is activated after release does not return as it is, unlike other star derivatives.
And even if you don't do anything, it will return to the forced stand at the end.
The poor engagement is a noticeable effect, but in addition to that, it is also a problem that it requires a heavy material specification, and it takes time and effort to incorporate Majestic, which has limited uses.
As mentioned above, it's a strong effect that is easily affected by the situation, so it's hard to say that it's a card that fits the bill.
After more than 10 years, a new Majestic finally appeared, and although it became much easier to operate as it became possible to aim for maintenance, considering the performance of the shooting Majestic that appeared at the same time, it was forced into an even tougher position. I can't help but feel like I'm in the middle of the day.
However, it can be summoned in ways other than S summons, so if you want to use non-regular summons such as Yabu Snake or Shadow Impulse, you may want to try using it.

Although he bears the name of Phoenix, he does not heal or regenerate himself, but his effect is reminiscent of his Nephthys, and if reciprocated, he becomes immortal in battle.
The material specification is 2 bodies, and if the name is different, the token can be used.
As for the marker orientation, the upper right and EX zones do not add links, so considering the effect, I would like to put it in the main direction.
When Link Summoned, it can remove the opponent's magic and traps, and considering its lightness and looseness, it's a useful effect.
If they are mutually linked, they will exhibit combat resistance, and if they interact with other Troymare, they will be able to lay a solid formation. Since it is often used as a relay, it is basically a good effect, but it has a high hit point compared to other Link 2 Troymare, and it is also excellent that it can handle battles with lower ranks.
Overall, I think it's a very useful general-purpose link.