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In the case of regular summoning, the required materials are too heavy, so I mainly aim for summoning with RUM.
In addition to 3000 points, she can shoot a psychic during her Special Summon, and the original 104 is not required for this effect, and it can be activated by resuscitation, etc., so it is highly versatile.
However, since it is an arbitrary effect of time, it can miss the timing, and it is not compatible with some RUMs.
If you use 104 as a material, you can negate monster effects, and unlike the original, although it is limited to the field, it is not limited to BP, and it has a strong counter that halves the opponent's LP and handicap.
The problem is that it cannot be used actively, and the original 104 is difficult to handle.
Even without additional effects, it has a general effect and is blessed with good status, so it is an excellent category among rank 5C No.

A card that can be said to have another merit in being level 1. If it is level 1, even a token can be used as a material, and by releasing it when the opponent declares an attack, the ATK of the opponent's monster can be reduced to 0, and the situation of the field changes, so although it cannot be countered, the attack can be effectively negated. However, it is vulnerable to removal due to the timing it can be activated, and it is easy to become a duck of Lightning, so be careful. Even if you go to GY, you can revive it by releasing level 1 and use it again.In addition to defense, you can convert tokens into Effect Monsters and use them as materials.It is a convenient monster with many things to do.

Overhundred No., which appeared in the shocking Sargasso match.
In the anime, he had several Shining cards that could be said to be Umbral's counterparts, but unlike over there, he wasn't made into a card other than himself. Will it ever come? (Performance is terrible)
There is no designation, but it is heavy with a request for 3 bodies. Unlike Umbral, he can negate monster effects, and his hand and GY are within range, but it is somewhat limited compared to BP.
As for Deck Death, he might use it for opponents who operate the Deck Top, which is a bonus effect.
I can't say the effect is worth the weight. However, C104, which uses this card as a material, has a high restraining power, so is it worth adopting as a material member?

If you look closely, it looks like Yusei's head. "Kikoutei", but due to spelling errors, category support cannot be received.
It was difficult to use him because Photon hadn't had a proper material other than Slasher for many years.
Galaxy-Eyes can be deployed with 1 material, and can be recycled with 2, making a total of 5000 hit points. However, if he deploys Galaxy-Eyes, there is a blast from the vanisher, and although it is limited to hand deployment, there is no material specification and it can grant enhanced resistance.
However, Galaxy-Eyes often wants to keep it in your hand due to the cost of trains and warriors, and the appearance of Star Dragon, and with this card, you can expand from the Punisher and keep his Galaxy-Eyes in your hand. Eyes can be summoned.
Since the range of strategies expands, there is no loss in adopting this as well.

It requires light to specify the material, so the decks that can be put out are limited.
However, there are quite a lot of his decks that deal with light level 5. When I was active as a putre, it was like a rank 4 with no real designation.
Regardless of the place of each other, Friche's bounce effect is highly versatile as it can be used as a combo card from offense to defense.
Also, there are many repeated summons such as Guidera and M7.
Although there is a material designation, it is a representative existence of a strong card.

Although light is specified as a material, it is a blessed attribute, so I think there are a lot of decks that can aim for summoning.
With a reasonable RBI, he can give Constellar resistance to magic and traps, and since he himself is also in the target, he can demonstrate his power alone.
When it first appeared, it was expected to have a moderate presence, but now that the environment has changed and it has become easier to interfere with monster effects and deploy monsters with 2400 RBI or more, it is almost impossible to expect it to have a presence.
Other than the effect, it is an advantage that it can be stacked on M7, but the effect cannot be used immediately and you want another move.
I think that the card has become unstable due to changes in the environment.

The effect of turning the cards in the field dark makes it easier to use not only the cards in the same strat but also various cards with the effect of 2, making it easier to use the monsters in the opponent's field as food for Starve with super fusion.
With the effect of 2, the release cost card effectively removes the opponent's card, making it easier to get an add, and since it is a release, he has the same removal power as Kaiju, especially with Lilith, which can be activated during the opponent's turn.
Token generation is a balance adjustment that gives benefits to the opponent instead of being able to remove powerfully, and the point is that this token can be used without any particular restrictions. I want to be careful about processing by assessing the place and situation
Since it even has a dedicated searcher, it's easy to bring it into your hand.
I think it's a rare and powerful general-purpose field that supports cards that cost release.

A remake of the demon king Diabolos, who was famous in a bad way. Unleash your chains and unleash your true power! An illustration that I want to say.
As the illustration shows, the difficulty of handling the original remake has been removed, and it has been properly strengthened.
Not only does the Special Summon limit disappear, but if the darkness of his army is released, he will show his immortality that will make GY boil.
Furthermore, RBI is on par with Blue-Eyed. If the defense is low level, it will be worthy of the highest level, and it will not accept release processing from the opponent regardless of whether it is due to an effect, and it even has target resistance.
Equipped with handicap as a bonus. He asks for a release, but he can also cost himself, and since he returns it to the deck, he doesn't even let him use GY.
The drawback is that it is still difficult to move alone. After that, I thought that I wanted to leave the glimpse element somewhere.
I think it's a good remake that is generally powerful, but there are places where the skill of the user is tested.

It is a rank 4 that requires 2 bodies without specifying materials, and has a slightly unusual effect that is strong against cards with fluctuating offense and defense.
Although it is a removal, it also comes with a 1 draw, so if you can activate it, you can get a big advantage.
However, as it is, it is still highly dependent on the opponent, so if possible, I would like to use it with weakening effects such as Burden of the Mighty and his Borreload that affect the opponent's turn.
Depending on the environment, will it be one of the candidates for rank 4, which is said to be a fierce battlefield?

At the beginning of its appearance, it was a ruling that could be activated even if the stats did not change, so it was able to play an active role as a removal personnel for Friche that can be put out from RUM, but it soon became impossible and the evaluation plummeted.
The effect is stronger than before evolution, strong against monsters that change status, and in the first part of his deck, it becomes a strong meta.
The advantage of this effect is that you don't need it before evolution, and if you rank up from Rebellion or №8, you'll get high damage and removal.
It also has a self-regeneration effect similar to C101, and unlike over there, you can't procure materials on your own, so it's basically a one-time use, but it's not bad as a bonus.
However, its own material itself is heavy, and if it's just meta, it's easy to get out of the pre-evolution. but I'm not very good at it.
Even for damage purposes, there is a lighter №33 in the same rank.
There is a welcome welcome, but it is a card that is highly dependent on combos and difficult to handle.

Level 5 x 3 bodies among CNo, a level that can aim for regular summons.
In terms of effects, it is not essential to use subspecies as materials.
However, the weight is undeniable, so will it mainly be deployed in RUM or N・As・Ch?
Compared to the subspecies, the absorption effect does not require materials, and the battle position does not matter, so it can be said that it is purely strengthened.
There is no name turn limit, so if you combine it with the self-resurrection effect described later, it is possible to absorb it again from self-destruction → resurrection.
Self-revival requires materials and subtypes, but he only needs to exist in GY, and its subtypes also have highly versatile effects and are easy to adopt.
Materials can also be replenished with their own effects every turn. The LP gain is also high at 2800 and cannot be underestimated.
Due to its effect, it is easy to hold a lot of materials, so it is suitable as an underlay member such as Crizero or Barian.
I think that it is a card that is particularly easy to handle among C No.

An X that would have raised the power standard of Rank 4 alongside Butte by one.
Material designation that is easy to put out in various decks, such as two requests without designation.
In addition, removal and destruction resistance, and highly versatile performance, especially removal is quite easy to handle because rank 4 removal before this card had a narrower range and required a cost.
It also affected the environment to the extent that this card was guarded and deployed defensively.
However, after that, the power of Rank 4 steadily increased. A powerful rival named Castel himself appears.
In the past, it was possible to differentiate it by preventing it from activating effects that left the field, but with the arbitration change on bounce, it is now possible.
However, after that, a new card appeared that would be a great ally for this card.
WATER and overhand red No support. It is also useful as an underlay for Azeus due to its resistance to destruction.
His priority deck has decreased, but I'm sure it's an excellent one.

A level 10 double tuning monster that appeared after Scar Red, this one is exclusive to Vylon due to the material specification. Vylon's non-tuner is only level 4 other than Synchro, so he's a bit difficult to get out with Vylon alone.
As for general removal, Special Summon is currently the mainstream environment, and it's quite rare to see a large number of normal summoned monsters, so it's almost a bonus that you can't remove such a large amount. Bring out the Tyrant!
The powerful effect is the second half, as long as this card has an equip card, you can negate monster effects as many times as you like, and it boasts a high level of control against monsters.
In addition to being able to procure equipment cards on your own, you can further strengthen it with his equipped Vylon, and you can become stronger to some extent besides monster effects.
It takes a lot of time, but it also has a powerful effect, so I think he's a suitable card for Vylon's trump card.

Her Meklord Monarch, who made a memorable performance such as running duel, over 15000 offense and defense, and taking the lives of Aporia and her family.
Meklord Monarch In addition to the common S-equipment, it is possible to spit out the equipped S to your own field and take control.
However, in addition to defensive development, just like Skiel, it is difficult to handle if it is highly dependent on the opponent even if it is highly dependent on the opponent.
The biggest selling point is that it is the only Meklord Monarch with no inherent offense or defense, and no attack limit determined by LP.
If it is initial LP, it will be level 1 and it will be an amazing number of 4000 offense and defense.
It's a drawback that it's easily influenced by the situation and the opponent, but it has high explosive power and can be used as an ace in Meklord.

One of the Meklord Monarchs and a representative existence.
It can trigger effect destruction, and although it is a Special Summon monster, it has an exceptional status of 2500 ATK and DEF at level 1, and is highly ambush.
However, recently it's not uncommon to remove other than destruction, so I'd like to make it easy to fill myself.
Common to Meklord Monarch, it has the effect of equipping S monsters, and it is easy to inflict damage on opponents who mainly deal with S.
However, recently, due to the increase in S with suppression effects and target resistance, it is no longer a Synchro Killer.
Now that there are options like X and Link, it's undeniable that the strength of the other party's dependence has increased and it's becoming a bonus.
However, as a unique effect he has a spell negate effect. It's only once per turn, but the spell is still very popular, so it's easy to affect a lot of his deck.
It's an exceptional spec for a level 1, but it's not only good, it limits attacks other than yourself, so it's easy to lack offense. 2500 ATK and DEF is high for a level 1, but I'm worried about it as an ace/trump card class.
He also notes that the Special Summon effect is a bit tricky at times.
Also, Astrograph Magician and 《Abominable Unchained Soul》exist as cards that can be deployed by destroying monsters on your field.
Both have the same or more hit points than themselves, can be deployed in battle destruction, and have less habits than this one. I would like to differentiate by belonging to Meklord, status, and environment.
It has its quirks, but I think it's one of the stable cards in Meklord Monarch.