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Among Accesscode Talker, the effect is specialized for reciprocal linking. As for the direction of the marker, there is only one EX zone addition, but it is easy to interact with each other, and I am happy that I can make full use of the effect even if I revive. The summoning conditions are loose, with two effects, but considering the effects, I would like to use Cyber Slink, which is suitable for markers that can be used interchangeably.
If they are mutually linked, they will strengthen each other, and the second half of the resurrection effect will make it easier to create that situation yourself.
The resurrection effect in the latter half can be used every turn, and only Cybers can be SS the turn it is activated. It is easy to make up for ad recovery that is not enough for cybers.
It is a powerful card that expands the tactics of Cybers even more. It also has versatility that can be used in decks of other races.

I found out by looking at the wiki, but since it's the true form of Galaxy-Eyes, the effect is based on the effects of Prime and Tachyon.
In addition to requiring heavy material designation, the existence of another X is essential to make use of the effect.
Removal and self-revive effects are also prone to depend on the opponent's actions and situations, and have strong habits.
It was hard to say that the performance was just commensurate with the weight.
However, later on, a method appeared that allowed this card to be non-regularly summoned while giving materials to it. Moreover, the existence is a high rank X monster, so the weight is improved at once.
I can't use self-revive, but I don't mind it because it has an effect that smells like a bonus and is suitable for one kill.
One piece that has changed due to the appearance of excellent support.

It's not what I expected and I'm a little disappointed. I thought it was a system that supports the stud-related stuff. I can get used to it, but...
First level 7S tuner. Being a Level 7 Dragon S tuner with no strings attached, it can be easily summoned from Debris and Deathdoldo, and can also be summoned from Harifiber and Spirit Dragons in addition to regular summons. Or rather, from the pledge described later, it will mainly be deployed from Khalifa. The latter is not an S summon, so the effect of 1 cannot be used.
In addition to the ability of some S tuners to synchronize during the opponent's turn, you can send a wide range of monsters to his GY and change the level.
However, since the effect of the sent monster cannot be activated during that turn, basically the card sent to GY cannot be used until after the next turn, making it difficult for it to be abused.
I would like to use the GY manure as a stepping stone and as a tuner. I would like to use it together with something like S that has a summoning trigger effect.
I think it's a highly versatile and excellent card in his Synchro-centric Deck.

Shiranui's trump card. But it's rare. It's a pity because the god of war is Urrea.
Both tuners and non-tuners are undetermined, and their level is high, so normal summoning takes a bit of effort.
Is it mainly to raise high-level materials from demon swords, or to irregularly summon them? Doha Surah, a level 8 Ande with a highly versatile effect, is also suitable as a material.
In addition to 3500 points, it has a removal effect that does not take targets, and has a moderate finisher performance. As for the cost, Shiranui should be able to summon this card at least 1 or 2 cards, and you can expect resource recovery.
Also, by excluding GY's girlfriend Shiranui, he can also grant destruction resistance to Ande, including himself. There are many removals other than destroying the current environment, but Shiranui is good at deploying S monsters and has many return effects, so it's easy to follow.
I think it's a card with trump-like performance.
His performance in Lynx is more impressive than OCG.

In addition to specifying double unde, the effect also requires unde, so it will be used with unde.
During Special Summon, it can be strengthened by excluding GY's unde, and it has 3000 RBI from the beginning, so it has high combat power.
Shiranui can also be used as an effect trigger when removed, allowing you to aim for further combos.
The effect when destroyed will also be a stepping stone to the next development. However, since it is difficult to activate actively, is it close to a bonus?
I think it's an easy-to-use S for Ande because of its high combat power and breakthrough power.

Level 6 andesynchro without Zonkyari binding. Ande and him are level 6S in Shiranui, which is easy to deploy even if the deployment destination is tied to Ande.
It can defend against opponent's monsters during each other's turn, and it's strong in combat... I'd like to say, but it's highly dependent on the opponent and not very reliable.
The favorite would be to get the banished Ande back in his deck.
The effect of 2 is compatible with war gods and samurai, and can increase combat power.
I think that it is a useful existence to lay the foundation for further development.

The only card in Phantasm that doesn't have a fixed status. It is a neck that there is a basic 1 turn lag to summon from his other Phantasm because Trap is a cost.
The effect is slightly weakened by the influence of square 2, but it is not a bad effect. And he raises ATK by the number of his Continuous Trap in GY, and the increase value is as high as 1,000.
It needs to be specialized, but its explosive power is on par with Raviel.
This Phantasm is the only card for exclusive construction even after Strak appears, but I think it's a romantic card that can easily benefit from the card pool.

In the past, it was a card that was not expected to do much for its weight, but with his Phantasm support from Struk, the ease of handling and the value of using it have greatly improved.
In Phantasm, in addition to being an attacker on par with Raviel, he can also be active in aspects other than effects, such as protecting Raviel's cost and generated tokens from battle, aiming for Armitile materials and additional effects of awakening.
To be honest, I feel that it is much easier to handle than I got a nursing care card.

The design of the obelisk with his Archfiend taste is wonderful.
It's a heavy condition to release 3 demons on the field, but since there are many ways to arrange multiple monsters with one card, it's easier than Phantasm.
Well, like his other Phantasms, summoning with Summon God is the main thing now.
The effect is also obelisk-like, strengthening by releasing monsters.
Due to its own weight, it consumes a lot of power and is difficult to handle easily, but since it can strengthen an already high RBI, its combat power is the best among Phantasm.
It can also generate tokens in response to the opponent's summons, which is also a cost to strengthen yourself, but it can't be said to be an easy-to-use effect because it doesn't respond to Special Summon, has low stats, and has bad timing.
However, since it is level 1 and can be used as a material for 《Linkuriboh》, it is easier to use than in the past.
《Chaos Summoning Beast》, one of the summoning methods, is also level 1, so you can aim to use it together.
It's heavy and difficult to use on its own, but the explosive power of its dedicated support, Celestial Overrun Fist, is a selling point.
It is also suitable as a material for Dark Gaia due to its high offense and defense and abundant support. Or rather, it was mainly operated there before.
With the appearance of an excellent supporter, he is a priority player in Phantasm, and I think he has become able to live up to his strongest Phantasm.

Cartoon version of BFD. It is the same that you can react to your own damage and show its effect.
This isn't a counter, it's GY Fertilize and Enhance.
However, since it is necessary to receive damage, it tends to take a lot of effort.
If you ask me if I want to take the trouble to feed his indeterminate GY in the fierce battlefield of level 8S...
Even for that purpose, a chaos ruler appeared later.
Over there, it surpasses the original offense and defense, and although it is uncertain, you can also get an ad through search. Has self-revive as a bonus.
This can be activated at times other than S summons, and if you can maintain it, you may be able to surpass it, but it takes time and effort to activate the effect, and there is no effect resistance, so it is not an easy story.
The priority other than the current situation fan will be severe.
The original BFD has received generous care later, but this card is completely out of scope, and it is a sad point that it feels even more unfortunate.

I don't like opportunistic effects and settings that feel like an afterthought, but I like the design.
At level 8S with no material specified, it has a burn meta effect at 2800 points.
It just weakens every time you negate the damage.
Regardless of the Burn Deck, which has a low ratio of monsters, it is easy to deal with opponents who burn as much as a bonus.
However, you can put a counter on it even with your own effect, so if you handle it well, it can be a high damage source. It looks like a combo card.
Also, in the 11th term, many high-ranking species and dedicated support will appear. The effect is easy to handle as a material and strength as a bonus, and it has finally become a card worth adopting even in BF.

The boss in the Zexal WDC arc. Brotherhood of the Fire Fist was also picked up in CBLZ's Ⅿ, and because of the oriental style production and the appearance of an oriental dragon, it was a production that seemed to be the trump card of Brotherhood of the Fire Fist. (Although there is almost no synergy)
There is no offense and defense, but due to combat resistance and damage pressing effects, the higher the opponent's RBI, the more threatening it becomes.
It also has a total exclusion effect using materials, but it has a strong sense of restraint due to the late timing. It also has an effect that works while holding the material, so I'd like to think carefully about whether to use it, especially if it's taken out from 53.
Even if it is destroyed, it can revive itself, and can be strengthened with a higher magnification.
Just as it is, the dependence on the other party is strong. Now there are plenty of removals other than destruction, and even if you get a half-baked hit, there is a possibility that the damage race will rather fall.
Luckily, you can also refer to your own effects, so if you want to specialize, you want to prepare a way to destroy or remove yourself.
However, when it comes to exclusion, it is also possible to rely on the opponent in an environment where greedy and Kinken are popular.
The weight of specifying materials was the biggest bottleneck, but this has also been greatly improved by the development of level 9 and the fact that it has become easier to aim for summoning with No97 and Dragner in addition to the regular procedure.
It can't be said that the three effects are very well matched, but each effect is excellent, and depending on the situation, it can be used as a mine to be reckoned with.
In contrast to 53, the value has increased.

92's undercard. The required material is level 5x3, which is rather heavy.
And it's hard to expect a heavy habit to play a role more than a wall.
Now there are plenty of removals other than destruction, and there are almost no offense and defense, so it is vulnerable to negate, and there are many holes in the wall.
In the same rank, there is also No. 12, which requires only 2 materials and has a reasonable hit point, and can permanently gain resistance to destruction during the turn it is activated, which is better as a wall.
The biggest selling point is that No92 can be summoned, but since its own destruction resistance interferes with that condition, it cannot be expected alone.
Also, even if you can put it out, it is difficult to show its true value with 92 of one material.
No92 also has a full range of means for both regular and non-regular summons, and the need to rely on this heavy and highly combo-dependent one has become less necessary.
There is also the advantage of being able to use it with resurrection cards, but in reality it probably won't work out that way.

A dragon paired with Raipal. He can Special Summon the same way as Chaos, with no special summoning restrictions. Dragon Ruler Another advantage is that it's an effect that makes it easier to fulfill the activation conditions for Eclipse.
The effect is that you can remove one card from each player's GY by using dragons from your hand and deck as a cost. can be taken as an advantage. Not only can the opponent's GY be meta, but also his own GY can be targeted, so it is compatible with the above-mentioned Eclipse.
However, even without relying on this card, Dragon has plenty of GY fertilization methods, and the speed of GY fertilization is similar to Dragon Ravine. Even though it has a summoning rule effect, it's a high-level card that can cause accidents.
GY Fertilizer can be used as an attacker and material worker with abilities, but it's not weak, but it's difficult to use it from the standpoint of stability at the moment.

As a level 6, it has standard stats and can be summoned normally, and it has summoning conditions that can be said to be a chaos version of Damurg, so summoning is easy. Being able to actively activate Eclipse's effect is also a big advantage for the Dragon Ruler Dead Dragon.
The effect is that when he is sent to GY, he can revive a high-level darkness dragon, making it easy to maintain the front line, and the dragon has many ways to fertilize his GY. I don't mind. It's just time, so it's easy to miss the timing, and if you wait for your opponent to remove it in an environment with a lot of exclusions and bounces, you can hardly expect to activate it, so you want to prepare a way to actively activate it yourself. As you said, if it was the case, there were many problems, so it was fixed (laughs)
Even if you don't want to force the effect, it's enough to work as a mere attacker, and it's easy to use as a rank 6 material.