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The drawlock effect itself is powerful just by summoning it, but there are many demands and pledges, and the effectiveness of the drawlock can easily be affected by the situation.
I wonder if it would be difficult to handle in actual combat. On the other hand, it is an effect that can break as soon as it is loosened strangely, so you can feel the difficulty of adjusting the draw lock effect.

There are many things that are required due to the existence of general-purpose hand triggers, but the wide range of search is still attractive.
I think it's one that I can look forward to in the future.

It has the same effect as No.4, but it has no attribute change effect or burn, so it can be said that it is a subordinate effect.
However, it can be expanded by the effect of No.4, and it also supports the aforementioned effect, so it can be said that it is a card for No.4.
When destroyed, he can revive Stealth Kragen, mostly reviving No4. He himself is often deployed from No. 4, but there are many cases where he cannot be revived because he cannot meet the resurrection restrictions because he is non-regular.
More to say, No4 is excellent enough just for attribute change and removal, so it would be difficult to say whether this card is essential, so my impression is relatively weak.
However, since it is an auxiliary existence that restrains No4's destruction, respect should be paid.

Jellyfish senpai's false No. that left various impressive scenes.
Since water is specified as the material, it will be mainly operated in water. With the appearance of Ice Knight and Sea Nettle that appeared in the same pack, it will be easy to summon water with more general-purpose deployment cards.
Although it has a strong effect against water, it is easy to use regardless of the opponent due to the effect of 1.
Depending on the opponent, the attribute change is an effect that can affect it, and it can be expected to play an active role as a combo card. The removal is also fricche and doesn't target, and it's perfect if you can compensate for your own low RBI with Burn.
Also, effects 1 and 2 don't even use X materials, so they can be used even from non-regular summons and resurrections.
Furthermore, even if it is destroyed, it can remain as long as it has the materials. When its successor, Ephyra, is destroyed, it can revive Stealth Kragen, so it has a high ability to maintain the front line.
It's easy to line up multiple Xyz monsters, so you can aim to summon the future emperor, and you can also use your own card effects to activate it, so you can aim for self-destruction.
It's an X with an excellent effect that matches the material restraint.

Aniqlo 2021 has a lot of water-related cards, perhaps intentionally. It can also be seen from the fact that this guy was turned into a card and the lightning knight was passed through.
1 asks for Aqua but 2 he asks for WATER so it can be a bit confusing.
Due to the strengthening effect of 1, the raw RBI is actually 1700. In addition, if you line up another one, it will be 2000 and it will be a reliable hit point as a low class.
The addition of 2 summoning rights makes it easy to connect to large monsters.
As a pledge, you can only deploy water, but with his deck that uses this card, there are few things to worry about, and there are excellent cards such as Bahasha and Abyss.
It will be a convenient one for water.

Since Zork is dark, it competes not only with Advanced Rituals but also with Contract with the Abyss , but there is no need to match the level, and a strong ally called preliminary preparations has appeared, making it easy to differentiate.
However, since the essential Zork is difficult to handle, this card is also relatively difficult to handle.

Due to the low level of White Dragon, which is supported by preliminary preparation, Ritual Spell is light.
However, as has already been said, the all-important White Dragon is in a difficult position due to his Blue-Eyed support, and this card is also under pressure.

In the manga version of Zexal, Astral used an Astral monster based on Yuma's card, is that the motif?
Although it uses the EX frame, the expansion card that is easy to operate at any level is very convenient.
The deployment destination is limited to No, but as long as this card is in play, No has excellent items. It's probably a pledge that doesn't bother you much depending on how you play and build.
Also, No that uses itself as a material gains destruction resistance. You can fill holes such as 59 and 81, and create strong cards depending on the cards you use together.
It can be expected to be adopted not only as a support for No, but also as a combo card with cards that refer to levels. It is unique that it is easy to prepare level 13 from the existence of Numeronia.
It will be a convenient one.

This card, which was only available as a TF, has finally been made into a card.
The difference from the anime and game version is that it is temporarily interrupted at the end of every turn, and you can declare it to another race again.
Although it has become more maneuverable, it has created a gap when used to interfere with the opponent.
Well, if it can be used as a meta, it will basically be used as a combo card.
Like other race changes, this card allows combos that would otherwise be impossible. GY's race change has a strong uniqueness.
The lack of search options and the high degree of combo/reliance on opponents are definitely annoying, but it's an interesting card that can be used in a wide variety of ways.

For some reason, one of the ace characters in the manga Yuya series that was slow to be made into a card.
The materials specified are dark + P, which is loose, but considering the effect and its material specification, is Odd-Eyes easier to use? In DIFO, he has a lot of P in Predaplant, so he can aim for summoning (whether or not it has priority).
On the field, you can permanently weaken the opponent's monster and burn the effect copy.
Depending on the opponent you copied, you can expect further success, but it feels not good as a pure breakthrough member due to the subtlety of the RBI and weakening numbers.
When destroyed, you can move to the P zone, and if you can weaken the damage to 0 only once, you can become stronger in battle. The scale is also easy to handle with 1.
However, since he is affected by the deck, it might be a good idea not to move him.
Other than its effects, it's level 7 makes it easy to P-summon, so its strength is that it's easy to reuse.
Despite being kept waiting for a long time, I can't deny that I can't change the effect much and it feels mediocre, but I wonder if it can't be used.

Riding on the recent bird and beast push (LL・ Floowandereeze), the bird and beast support from anime GX is made into a card.
2 draws with loose conditions and no pledges or disadvantages are powerful.
Since the original card name is specified, it is also nice to be able to use his Harpie, which has many effects that are treated with the same name, without any problems.
However, even though it is loose, it is necessary to deploy it, so it is difficult to treat it as an initial move and it is difficult to use it together with other races.
At first glance, it looks broken, but in reality it's a well-balanced and good card.

SR's "Cynet Mining".
SR is required as a hand cost, and with a 2:1 search, there is no special effect such as his GY activation, giving the impression that recent search cards are a little self-restrained.
Is it because there is a track record of beigoma who has been on business trips in the environment?
There is a possibility of rot and the loss when negate is painful, but as it is said, he is easy to take advantage of if he is an SR with many GY activations.
《Wynn the Wind Channeler》can search for most SR, but SR can be easily differentiated by being able to use magic and traps as a cost, as well as being a spell and not having any particular pledges.
It has some peculiarities, but I think it's an excellent SR.

While ending the battle, you can deploy monsters from the EX Deck, but the existence of monsters with specified conditions + attack reaction, and more or less depending on the opponent is severe.
On the monster side, I want to fill it with arrivals that are resistant to card effects in general.
Since it is easy to target destruction in battle with high hit points, it is possible to deploy two or more units.
However, it's difficult to say whether the monsters that can be put out with this card are also things that you want to put out depending on this card.
It works well with Blaze Dragon, but it's not a card to prioritize in @Ignister.
The reward is not good enough for the conditions, so if you're not a fan, shouldn't it be prioritized?

The blue-blooded key in anime is finally made into a card.
Since OCG's blue blood can now function on its own, it also has a beneficial effect.
You can not only search for blue blood, but also collect it, and since it is a card that cannot be revived, it is nice to reach GY.
In addition, the existence of blue blood can grant robust resistance, making it even more difficult to deal with blue blood, which already has high control over monsters, and can corner the opponent with strengthening and double attacks.
However, it's not all about good things, the draw during the draw phase is sealed, and the more the turn progresses, the more you lose. I would like to take advantage of the above-mentioned control power and quickly finish it.
There is no name turn limit for search and recovery effects, and blue blood can deal with many draws such as D draw, train, and temptation, so it can be expected to be useful for securing costs.
The weight of Blue Blood is an issue, but I think it's an excellent support that will be essential if you're going to operate mainly with Blue Blood.

1's level doubling effect differs from 2's effect in that he doesn't have a Cipher designation, but I'd like to think carefully about whether it's worth taking up a frame just for level manipulation.
The effect of 2 should be used with 《Cipher Interference》.
You can also specify the opponent and activate it during the opponent's turn, but since it is limited to battle, if it is difficult to interfere, it tends to be delayed as a support for the effect of 1.
As a problem, he is a card suitable for Cipher, but he doesn't have a Cipher name.
His Cipher, which is already highly dependent on combos, can't afford to install such a thing.