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When I heard about the chaos version of No92, I was excited to see how strong it would be, but in a bad way, it was broken. There are countless examples of industrial waste.
Due to the weight of the original No92, it takes a lot of time and effort to summon normally or from RUⅯ.
And the most important performance is the combat resistance as it is, but the number is only 1000. On top of that, since the damage reflection has disappeared, the attack performance has been weakened to the point where it can be said that there is no such thing.
Instead, it can recover the amount of battle damage given, but as mentioned above, its own combat power is low and cannot be expected alone.
I would like to call in a card with high combat power, but it's too much work just summoning this guy, so that's tough.
The negation effect when using No92 as a material is also unreliable due to the poorness of this guy.
If you want to use it seriously, I want to rely on No97 or Dragner.
In addition to being able to greatly improve the weight, it is easier to take advantage of the LP gain and negate effect because it has a high RBI. (The problem is that there are many more excellent candidates, including the original 92)
The effect itself is by no means bad, but it ruins everything due to its own lack of combat power.
As for its effect, it looks inferior compared to No92.
There were some superior species that didn't need to go out of their way to evolve, but it's rare for them to be clearly weaker than lower species.
I can't help but say how it came to be like this because it's fucking heavy and it's performance that I don't understand.
As an aside, in the Numbers Guide it says, "brings overwhelming destruction", and I suspected that he was evaluating the image from the illustration without reading the text.

An effect that forces the opponent to release by using monsters on your field as a cost.It's basically 2:1, so it's not very efficient, but it's a great advantage that you can remove even those with complete resistance like Kaiju. Furthermore, as the people below have said, under dystopia, inefficiency is eliminated and it becomes a very powerful card.
However, as Mr. Binchotan says, Dystopia is easy to prepare, but it's performance is inefficient on its own, and unlike Kaiju, he can be negate, so it's quite painful. . In particular, the point of dependence on the opponent is lowered and it can not be removed as expected if it is deployed in large numbers, so even if Dystopia is activated, the effect of releasing the Dark Lords is more convenient and sufficient. I feel like
However, this removal method is valuable, and it may not hurt to keep it in the sideboard.

A card that rescues a card that has been taken control, and compared to similar cards, cards such as acid golems that are limited to the opponent's field and sent can only be returned to one body, making it a little inferior as a meta.
Furthermore, it needs to be destroyed in battle to be activated, and it is a basic suicide attack, but since it is through an attack, there is a high possibility that it will be disturbed, and it cannot be activated in a situation where it cannot self-destruct. The halfway high stats for self-destructing is also a bottleneck, and golems often destroy the summoning right and send them, so there are many cases where they can't be put into play in the first place.
The advantage over similar cards is that it's a warrior, so it's easy to bring to your hand for reinforcements. Even if the effect cannot be used effectively, in the worst case it can be used as a material or an attacker, and it can work as a wall that does not receive battles damage, so it can function on its own.
Still, there are many rivals and it is somewhat tough.

It is one of the control-taking metas, and since this is his spell, it cannot be activated during the opponent's turn, and if the game is decided as it is, it is slow, so I think it is inferior as a meta. However, with his decks like Golem and Kaiju, which actively send spells, his spells are effective immediately, so this is more useful for combos.
The bottleneck is that it doesn't work on its own, and that it's currently only included in the 2013 Toname Pack, making it more difficult to obtain than 《Remove Brainwashing》.

It's one of the control-capturing meta cards, and compared to engraving, this one is a trap, so it's less immediate effect, but it's also strong in capturing during the opponent's turn, and I feel like this one has better performance as a meta.
It can be said to be a similar card, but even though Control Takeover is strong, it doesn't necessarily work in the opponent's girlfriend's deck and it doesn't work by itself, so if you use it as a main card, you want to be able to use it yourself. .
Golem and his Kaiju combos are famous.
Basically, it's a card for combos, and although it's normal, it's a type of card that's not recorded at all and its usefulness changes depending on the environment, so it might be good to collect it now. yeah.

There are many fusions that specify darkness in addition to easy-to-search-recruit status, and since he is a darkness that is easy to drop into her GY, he can easily use it as a material substitute for GY fusion by sending it to GY. Also, as Mr. Nasu below said, it was strengthened because it was a simple super fusion under Dystopia.
However, his Special Summon due to his own effect is not a fusion summon, so the effect at the time of fusion summoning cannot be demonstrated and the resurrection limit is not satisfied, which lowers the evaluation. There are quite a few fusions that can be fully effective from now on.
Although it is a convenient effect, I would like to consider whether to use it after considering compatibility with the Fusion Monster I use.

Various enhancements have been made since TF, and now Normal Summon is possible, and even if you drop it directly into GY, you can revive it. In addition, if you use the same SS method as Photosla, and use the search effect from here, you can immediately connect to the Timelord and easily use it as a rank 1 or link material. The release reduction effect was not very meaningful at first, but it became meaningful because the summoning condition of Sandion became dependent on the opponent's position.
And by excluding him from GY, he can recruit the Timelord, which is very useful for the Timelord, whose effect is strong but has low deployment power. Another advantage is that there is no restriction that he cannot be activated the turn he goes to GY, which is common in this kind of effect.
However, it's a pity that you can't search and recruit Sundaion and Sephiron compared to TF, but it might add more stability to their strength, so this is also a reasonable adjustment. Because of that adjustment, I think that Sundaion was able to convert to OCG with the effect of the TF version.
Low level, low stats, and blessed racial attributes make it easy to search and revive, and is an indispensable presence that strongly supports the Timelord.

Although it is the final boss of 5ds, it is suitable for 1 kill with the same offense and defense as Quasar.
Unusual among the Timelords, he is a Special Summon monster and has no destruction resistance, so he doesn't return to the deck and has effects that don't synergize very well with the Timelord.
If you want to develop from the beginning, he is good at GY fertilization and he wants to operate with Deck.
It is highly accident-prone, but it also has a suitable explosive power, and among the boss cards that are often discarded, it is the one who has preserved face.

In the anime, it was a tremendous ability that was almost upwardly compatible with Metaion, but the TF version had a fairly self-restrained performance.
The OCG version seems to be well adjusted from the anime / TF, and the Timelord has a common effect, but it is only one, but it does not target and has a chain seal, and it is possible to interfere with demons and traps. "man".
It didn't rely on Special Summon, so it was strong against the board, and it was one of the few cards that could counter Lily Sad Dragoon.
However, there are many cases where his deck can't catch up with his massive deployment type, and I would like to leave it to Metaion and Gabion for such opponents.
I'm sure it's one you can rely on.

The Timelord with another squid face. It looks like Golgo
A rare effect in the Timelord that has nothing to do with removal or burn.
It can be said that it is a real LP gain effect, but it must be below 4000 and it is necessary to pass the attack, so it is difficult to use it as an LP adjustment and as an LP gain.
As many people say, LP gain doesn't lead to wins, and it pales in comparison to other The Timelords.
Even in the early stages of the current environment, LP is inflated enough to be cut off easily, but 4000 is just a comfort.
It seems to work well with decks that use a lot of cards that pay LP costs, such as notices and declarations, but there are many cases where such decks don't take recovery into consideration, so it's difficult to say whether it can actually be used together.
Even in the Timelord, such cards don't have much priority, and there's not much synergy between the Timelord and the battles damage reduction effect...
It works well with 《Clashing Souls》, but Lazion puts more pressure on it as well.
If I could make it to 4000 regardless of his LP amount, I think there would have been more ways to use it. I think it's a difficult card to handle because it's highly dependent on combos.

Female the Timelord. However, the voice in the anime was a wild old man's voice, and it was a one-magic shock again.
It can wipe out demons and traps on the opponent's field, and due to its destruction resistance, it is strong against removal cards to some extent, and since she bounces on the deck, it is also powerful in that she does not use her GY.
However, the slowness that must pass the attack is a neck. There will be a lot of things that go wrong.
If possible, I'd like to use it together with cards like Red Reboot and Trap Stun that can block down all at once.
The draw effect, which is a remnant of the anime version, is a GY activation, and due to the characteristics of the Timelord, it does not mesh well. Whether it can be used depends on the opponent and the card used.
I think that success depends on the environment.

The second the Timelord. He looks like the company's legendary mercenary because of his old man face with a beard.
One of the Timelords who has two unique effects, Bouncing GY's cards from all decks is powerful against his deck opponents who often use GY.
However, since it also leads to reuse, there is a possibility that he may be strangled, and the slowness of having to bring it into battle is also worrisome.
The other is a burn that triggers the opponent's draw. The draw phase can also be used as a trigger, and if you use it in conjunction with a card that forces your opponent to draw, it will add up to 2000 burns on your own turn. Among them, 《Contract with Don Thousand》can steal 3000 LP from him along with that effect.
Also, due to the destruction resistance and burn, it works well with colliding souls, and can be pressured by mass removal or heavy damage.
Although it can be easily influenced by the situation, the Timelord is valuable because it can work even in advance due to the effect of 4, so I would like to have one of his decks centered on the Timelord.

He was the Timelord, the first to be carded, and made quite an impact on the duelists because of his face reflected in his armor.
Not only the illustrations but also the effects are impressive, and speaking of the 5ds era, it was an era when God was tough on gods such as Meklord God, but this card has almost the same bounce + burn as the anime version, and compromises. It has been strengthened by adding a summoning effect.
Bouncing can also get you involved, but it leads to a self-bounce combo, and it's less of a concern with his deck, which uses the Timelord in the first place.
The Timelord has common destruction resistance and damage reduction, so it is easy to function as a wall even during the opponent's turn.
However, at present, not only removal methods but also negate methods are prevalent, so we cannot be overconfident. Also, perhaps because it was made into a card faster than other the Timelords, it is the only one weak against piercing effects.
The effect of the bounce is also affected by the opponent, so it's a little unstable, but it doesn't have the disadvantages of Gabion, and this removal performance is attractive.
He was called the ace of ZONE by Aporia, but with the adjustments of the other Timelords, as a result, he deserved to be called that.

A cute illustration of Bitron with parts added to make it look like an SD robot.
It works well with 《Dotscaper》and self-regenerating monsters like Valve, and you can revive monsters below level 2 with Psygaje, so it's easy to aim for mass deployment.
However, it is still difficult to use if the cost is specified, and there is also THE Tricky that does not specify the cost unless you are particular about the level or race.
I would like to take advantage of the fact that it is Cybers, but in Cybers, which is good at deployment but consumes a lot of money, this weight tends to be avoided. However, the defense is plainly high, so at least the wall can be handled.
It's not that I can't use it, but I think it's true that there are other better cards out there.

An eye-catching illustration of a beautiful young lady that is different from the Moe style of a decade ago. There are different colors and derivative species that are popular from the illustration.
However, Dryad itself is not a category, and there are no cards that require this card. Since he usually uses spells, he has various supports, but since he's just vanilla with low stats on his own, I can't help but give him a low score. Compared to Gemini, who have the same race, attributes, level, and normal elements, it's an advantage that it doesn't get caught in the abyss, but it's hard to say that it's an advantage that should be prioritized. I'm sorry fans, but this doesn't have a high score
If you are not a fan who wants to unify with Dryad, there is no room for adoption. The story will change again if it is categorized in the future.