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On his own, he became more powerful than Blue-Eyed, and at that time, it is believed that he was extremely strong in battles with opponent monsters. It's also pretty good as a combat aid as 1900 RBI will allow him to knock out Nephthys.
Basically, it is operated at LV5, and if you have spare power, it seems to be just right to put out this guy.
Unusually for LV monster final evolution, Normal Summon is possible, and it is easy to use because there is no resurrection limit.

Armed Dragon It will come out easily if you put out LV3 with Recruiter. His raw RBI isn't very high, but thanks to the effect of lowering his ATK from the opponent's monsters, it's actually 2800 RBI. That's a pretty high RBI for his age, and I hope the other 1900 RBI can match his Monarch and Nephthys.
It's outdated now, but it's pretty strong considering when it first appeared.

Although it says Chain 3 or later, since this card is included in Chain 3, the activation conditions are surprisingly loose. In the worst case, it can be activated by blankly hitting the increased G on the appropriate effect.
However, it would be a loss to spend all the time to form a chain. I would like to adopt it for a deck that can be naturally chained according to the gimmick of the deck. For example, insert 《By Order of the Emperor》into the Gadget and activate it while drawing, use it together with Dinik Abyss with Atlantean Mermail, form a chain with 《Trickstar Light Stage》, and so on.

Broken. A trailblazer who transformed Field Spell from a mere backdrop into a factory-like role. It's like an industrial revolution.
With the existence of this card, 《Cards of Consonance》and 《Trade-In》can be used as much as you want. If you search the Dragunity tuner, you will get harmony, and if you do 《The White Stone of Legend》to GY and search for Blue-Eyed, or 《Eclipse Wyvern》to GY and do a pseudo-search for star 8, the train will be confirmed.
Easy to use for one kill. Toradora will appear just by searching the Dragunity tuner and matching it with a high-level Dragon in your field. Since the valley is a Field Spell, it can be used as a Toradora cost, and it is terrible that at least two attacks are confirmed.
And with the appearance of Dragon Ruler, the tag is completely off. For a Dragon Ruler with a GY effect, even the hand cost was almost intact, and since it could have been used as a trigger for 《Super Rejuvenation》or Eclipse, it was even Welcome. Dragon Ruler has strong individual power, but the initial movement such as valley and mausoleum was tremendously strong.
Even now, he is not satisfied with Dragunity, and Field Spell from the face of his parents who are disappointed with Dragon Link and Dark Wurm. Now it even works for searches, and its strength knows no bounds. However, a natural enemy called Urara appeared and I couldn't be happy without letting go.

Head of Cyberdark and the infamous package monster of CDIP. It was an ultra rare like a package monster, but in fact, he was a bourgeois deck with an abnormally high rarity requirement when Cyberdark first appeared because not only the dragon but also other parts were super rare or higher. However, even though he was a package monster in the reprint, he was demoted to a rare. Even package monsters can be mercilessly lowered in rarity by reprinting in 5 periods.
First, the fusion material is too heavy. A combination of three threats. It can be used from 《Overload Fusion》, but in that case, it tends to be good if you specialize and go over Chimeratech. For the time being, there is a dedicated fusion spell called 《Cyberdark Impact!》, but if you use that, you will not be able to use any substitute materials. As mentioned above, Cyberdark is unusually rare, so he can't get Cyberdark parts satisfactorily in the first place, and even an ironic situation that makes it difficult to put out.
Even if I do my best to put it out, he will have to deal with GY manure and powerful Dragon monsters in his GY three times, which is ridiculously bad. Halfway operation, or rather, he can't surpass Ultimate Dragon even with Blue-Eyed equipped, and if you go that far, you tend to just release 3 united ultimate.
Therefore, at that time, if you were going to use this guy seriously, you had to manage to deploy 《Five-Headed Dragon》in advance. If you equip FGD, you can get 6000 RBIs + α, and you can be the strongest at that time.
If you do your best, you can hit the dignified and overwhelming firepower as an ace monster, but the preparation to that point is too much.

Among the three Cyberdark brothers, the additional effect is the most subtle, but it's just a decoration! Erotic people do not understand it!
Equipping it makes sense. Since you can equip any Dragon that is level 3 or lower, you can equip 《Dragon Buster Destruction Sword》to do a combo to block the expansion from EX.
Also, when using 《Cyberdark Impact!》, it is inevitable that this card will also be used because it cannot be used as a fusion material due to the material specification.

At the beginning of its appearance, I was able to beat Marshmallow and Takeshi with 2500 RBI, so this is it.
In the past, his Cyberdark's strength was that he could suddenly hit with 2500 RBI with the "Hunter Dragon" equipment, but now it's used to abuse it for equipment and self-destruction, and the RBI tends to be secondary.

One of Cyber Dark Parts. Lower level Cyber Dark uses its effects the best. Even if there is a wall in the opponent's field, you can definitely hit it.
It can be equipped with any Dragon level 3 or lower, so it has surprisingly high combo potential. Its combo with 《Dragunity Phalanx》is famous, and one card leads to 6-star synchro.

A dragon bearing the name of Darkness Kaiser.
2400 double punches aren't too bad at the expense of summoning. Dragon has many resurrection methods such as redame, so deployment is not that difficult, so there are many opportunities to activate the dual effect unexpectedly.
Thanks to being a Gemini Monster, you can receive various Dragon vanilla support. In particular, it is great that you can receive maximum support for 《Dragon Shrine》. In Cyber Dark, you can share support with them because they use Hunter Dragon for low-level equipment. Well, if you just want to equip a Cyberdark dragon, there are various things like Blue-Eyed and FGD, but if you're a fan deck, you want to use cards that are familiar to the characters. Not strong, but handles well.

A card with a pack name, which was rare at the time. Appears later than Puck.
The pack with this card name was called one of the best Sos packs in Yu-Gi-Oh history. At that time, the only cards that could be used properly were 《Instant Fusion》, 《Snipe Hunter》and 《Chain Strike》, and the rest were all out of place. Cyberdark, which was a bourgeois deck because it has too many essential parts and is difficult to handle & overall rarity is too high, Jet-black demon king who can't use its effect properly, Queen of enchantment whose hit point is too low and the long-awaited absorption effect is wasted, Chainburn's The effect on the one-hit wonder chain, the effect of specifying a row that is no longer meaningful, etc., are all difficult for ordinary people to understand.
However, the cards in this pack are by no means weak, and many of them have been re-evaluated in later generations. 《Black Horn of Heaven》blossomed as an obstacle starting with Gladiator Beast, Lightsworn and Synchro; 《Senet Switch》, who was nominated by name and headhunted, finally produced a banned card. At first glance, CDIP cards were full of industrial waste, but in fact, the time has come just because the environment and the times have not caught up.
As for the evaluation of this card, it is good that it can be used as a fusion material in a wide range, but the fusion destination is not very strong.

10 years after he broke the heart of a duelist seeking Evilswarm Butte as a loser, he came to break the heart of a duelist seeking Ishizu parts again in MD. The silly name Sawa spurs emptiness.
The effects are frankly disastrous. Even in the 8th gen, I can only think that he is licking the Tribute Summon request. Only debuffs are not targeted, so there are parts to watch, but there are almost no scenes where set monsters are destroyed or even in the 8th term. Pump up is the ultimate. Tribute Summon and finally average vanilla RBI? You're lying!
The significance of existence is no longer known for the release of three bodies. If you release a scout normally, he will only have about 3200 ATK. …Isn't it less than Super Conductor Tyranno, which is less than Earthquake Giant,420 for two obelisk releases, let alone 3 obelisk releases? Since then, I haven't been blessed with the opportunity to destroy set monsters, and even if I manage to remove all the debuffs around the total solar eclipse, this time the debuff will die completely, so either effect can't be used at full power, and it's easy to waste it. Therefore, there is little significance in releasing this card in a 3-body release.
Moreover, it has the worst compatibility with Gravekeeper, and it eats up with other cards. Under "Skill Drain", which is used in Gravekeeper, it's nothing more than a 2000 RBI monster, and since the summoning conditions are unnecessarily heavy, it's easy to be taken along with "Royal Tribute". Also, his strength was that Gravekeeper was easy to revive at the time, but when Sawa was revived, it was only a small fish monster with 2000 RBI.
And the biggest problem with this card is that it clashes with her Gravekeeper's trump card, Beast King Barbaros. Barbaros has release reduction and 3-body release, and Sawa's upward compatibility that removes all the opponent's field with 3-body release without using any monsters in release reduction. Or rather, it's all about effects like Barbaros' instincts. It's really disgusting to see Barbaros claiming that he's the head of the Gravekeeper and that he's not worthy of being the Gravekeeper's trump card.
For the time being, only the debuff penetrates the target destruction resistance, and you can see up to 4000 hit points with one release, so it can be evaluated. Gravekeeper is also good at lining up side by side, so you can wipe out your opponent's monsters at once. Also, since it's level 10, you can get rank 10 by lining it up with Malefic Cyber End Dragon. Even though he has his own strengths, he's acting crazy as Gravekeeper's ace.

A card that can be used as a rune meta. If you just put it out, it's easy to come out with Cherubini Ma Side Death Caster, so you can definitely do your job as a meta.
However, he doesn't stick to anything other than runes, and above all, he uses a large DARK, so it's tough to compete with Eradicator Epidemic Virus. If it's not a Quick-Play Spell, it's his other spell, and if you're lucky, you can knock out a trap with a bad push, so it's more versatile and accurate than this one.

An answer card to 《Called by the Grave》. While avoiding the target monster from the grave, if you're lucky, you can eradicate her opponent's GY.
In this day and age, it's not uncommon for him to target GY, and if it hits, the damage is considerable.
An interesting card with a lot of potential.

Infinite LP recovery is established by spinning Flint with two 《Flint Lock》. Finally, if Diamond Dire Wolf is played for Flint Lock and destroyed along with Morale Boost, the conditions for summoning Meklord Emperor Granel are fulfilled. Both Flint Lock and Granel can share support with 《Gear Gigant X》.

I don't think the illustration wins! And a card that has been criticized by the official. It's a strong man's leeway after knowing that the opponent will only use his Spell Trap.
In Dark World, if you choose Grapha, in the worst case, Grapha can drop into his GY, and if things go well, you'll be handicapped...?