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Leo has changed from an orthodox design to look like an Oscar statuette.
It has strict material requirements, but since it can only be summoned from RUM, it is meaningless. why did i write it
Deployment from that RUM also requires Destiny Leo, who requires 3 level 8s, so it takes time anyway.
Burn is 1000 damage, which is quite shabby compared to the anime version. Under these conditions, the 2000 would have been fine.
It has the same special victory effect as the original, but it still requires various troublesome conditions.
It is necessary to remove the materials that are in possession, but due to the large number of materials required by Destiny Leo, it is not realistic to remove all of them with its own effects.
On the other hand, even if you remove the material with another card, it takes too much time and effort due to the weight of this card itself.
It has a high hit point and target resistance, so it's far better than Destiny Leo, but it's not overly reliable now, and since the resistance is not only the opponent, but also you can't mess with it, give it destruction resistance with Condorence. I can't do it either.
Hope Deck is more realistic than Gimme Pape if you really want to use this card.
RUM is an easy-to-handle Deck, and you can summon Destiny Leo with Dragner and no materials. I'm sorry for Hope's fighting power, so it's easy to reduce the opponent's LP.
It's a difficult card to handle, but I think it's a more romantic card than Destiny, as you can realistically aim for special wins.

The required material is level 9 x 3 bodies, but it is premised on the rank up from before the evolution due to the specification of the effect.
In addition to over 3000 hit points, the effect is a dynamic one that destroys monsters with counters and burns and draws.
The activation of the effect itself is not necessary before evolution, and can be activated every time you Special Summon.
So once you get involved with resurrection, you can activate it without Hebst. Well, it's not a realistic story, I honestly want to rank up from Heavens.
Because it is a high rank and RUM premise, it takes time to operate, but I think the performance is worth it.

Gilded Killer. The summoning mouth and good visuals are cool, but the eccentricity of attacking from the mouth from the crawling on all fours and firing a machine gun is still the same.
It's not impossible to get 3 level x 9 bodies, but basically summoning from RUM is desirable.
The effect does not require pre-evolution, and compared to Giant Killer, it is once per turn, but it does not care about the removal target, and it is easy to use as it burns the amount of RBI by destroying monsters.
However, compared to the same rank-up body, his ATK is at a level where he can handle the minimum amount of battle because it is not flashy enough, and it is extremely low compared to others.
If it's Gimme Pape, there is No. 40, and it's flashy with all-monster removal + burn and draw. However, it is less dependent on combos than over there, and you can never ignore the fact that you can target demons and traps.
I wonder if it's worth adopting in the sense of expanding the options.

A monster with a sense of trump card, with an orthodox design that stands out among the creepy Gimme Pape. In TF, I used to do a lot of cheats connecting 《✪ Winning Formula》to Disaster.
Although not specified, it is quite heavy with three level 8 requests.
It has a special victory effect and can be done in 6 turns, so it's much faster than similar 《Final Countdown》, and you don't have to worry about bringing it to your hand as much as you can deploy from EX.
Then, if you ask me if it's easy, I often feel that it's hard because I have to maintain it.
There is no resistance and it is doubtful that one counter can be put on it now that there are plenty of removal and negate methods. Moreover, there are conditions that make it difficult to use together with magic and traps.
It's a removal, but taking control is the worst opponent.
It is the biggest RBI among Rank 8 Gimme Pape, and the difference with No. 40 of the same rank is only 200, but the 3000 line is a fierce battlefield and the difference is not underestimated.
Even so, it is still difficult to give priority to this guy who requires 3 bodies just because of the 200 difference.
I would like to give up on my own special victory, and connect to C No88, which is easier to special victory than here, or connect to Azeus by taking advantage of the large number of required materials.
Either way, it's a difficult piece to handle.

In a certain manga, it was even said to be "unusable garbage".
It's a performance that can't be helped even if it's single, and it's a rank 8 that requires 2 targets without specifying materials, but it's slow to activate and easy to avoid.
Even if this card is defeated, it's an average class that doesn't stand out in terms of offense and defense. I have to say that it's not easy to use.
If you want to make use of it, it is essential to use it in combination with RUM and CNo40.
Also, as it is often said, it has the name of a gimmick puppet, and it is the biggest hitting point among the two materials.
It can be used as an attacker that can be used with Junk puppets.
It's rated poorly on its own, but given that it's a priority in certain decks of hers, in this regard.

A card that has a huge impact with round eyes, a huge black body, and a destruction effect of the rotor on the chest.
Special Summon It has a monster elimination effect and can be used up to twice per turn, so you can immediately recover the consumption, and if you are an X opponent, you will burn an additional RBI.
However, the neck is that the offense and defense are too poor for the rank. Most of the things that can't be done when the effect is dealt with.
Also, due to its poor offense and defense, the overall damage tends to be inferior to Galaxy Dragon X who also has a destructive effect unless you take advantage of the burn when X is destroyed. There is EX pressure, but the removal target is wider than this one.
There is also Dingirsu of the same attribute and race. Easy to connect to 77.
As a general-purpose, priority has become stricter, and now it is mainly active in the main family where support can be shared. Necrodor oath inevitably has a higher priority.

One of the three evil gods. From its name, it is often called an eraser.
It is a strong effect that depends on the opponent, and it is quite unstable even among evil gods that have a reputation for fighting power.
You can't show your true value if you don't get your opponent to take out the card. You want to summon when a large number of cards are in play, but in such situations there are many cases where it is easy to interfere and summoning is not possible.
If it is destroyed, the field can be cleared, but since removal methods other than destruction are no longer uncommon, it is easy to be dealt with if you wait for the opponent's action.
It has a self-destruct effect (this is a true self-destruct god), but paying a heavy cost to self-destruct is confusing unless there is a serious reason.
However, if you look closely, it doesn't specify the place where it was destroyed, so it can be used for summoning negates, it can be activated even if it is destroyed directly from the hand, and it can be treated as a total removal with TRUE or Fire King.
However, even in this case, there is a Kokalaia with the same effect (the same evil god as a bonus, and he is Earthbound Immortal), which can be searched with Kingle, and has the same level and attributes. Even if you look at it alone, it is easier to handle than this one.
Is it a card that is so difficult to handle that it can't be helped that Keith and Kaiba will look down on it in the manga?
Please give me a decent evil god support as soon as possible.

A design that looks like one of the three evil gods. This is convincing when considering the paired gods and their own characteristics.
Due to its effect and ruling, it boasts top-class combat power among all monsters, and it is impossible to break through the battle regardless of whether it is a high-level killer Crystal or Honest.
Furthermore, for 2 turns after being summoned, magic and traps are sealed, and depending on the opponent, it can have a high influence.
The effect itself is excellent, but the heavy weight of releasing 3 bodies is a big bottleneck because Special Summon is not possible.
His ATK is also a reference for many holes, and he can't get his hands on a card that has better defense than ATK, and it's easy for him to break through the battle with a guy who attacks while defending like a super heavy. A cousin who wants to line up high RBI cards on the side, but has a hard time due to his own weight.
Also, with the number of powerful monster effects increasing today, it's painful not to be able to deal with them.
Although it has high combat power, it is difficult to earn damage because it only exceeds 100.
Although it has an impact, it is not an effect that directly earns ads, so if you ask whether it is an effect that is worth the weight, it is subtle and difficult to handle.
Well, I can maintain my dignity as a god more than Oh.

One of the three evil gods.
In addition to his 4000 ATK and DEF, he always halves the ATK and DEF of everyone other than himself.
However, Special Summon is not possible and 3 bodies are required to be released, which is quite heavy.
The bonus has no effect resistance and cannot exert much influence in the current environment and weakening. There are holes in the important battle aspect, and it is not very strong against weakening.
To be frank, it's hard to say that the performance is suitable for the price, and if you try to use it together with Kuroba because it's troublesome to judge, you'll already be harassed.
It can be said that it is one for experts.

Although it is tied to warriors, since warriors are a race blessed with cards such as photostra, he can play a lot of decks.
Due to its effect, it hits 4000 RBI and has high combat power. However, there are many combat-oriented Xs in the same rank, and among them, Hope-related ones are unbelievable.
Over there, there are no real restrictions, and Lightning eats the EX frame and is limited to fighting monsters, but it can demonstrate combat power that greatly exceeds itself.
Even the 8,000 RBI when combined with a chance was surpassed by the 10,000 RBI of the Hope Double.
However, the advantage is that you can remove the material during the main, and with his deck that uses GY a lot, this difference is large.
The same rank 4 attacker Daribbe is also possible, but due to differences in races and the convenience of targeting from the opponent's field, there is some dependence on the opponent's field, and which one to prioritize depends on his deck and environment. .
Well, although it was overshadowed by inflation, heroic strengthened in the 11th term. It can be deployed even when Thousand's Recruit is activated, and it has become more unique, such as making it easier to get a kill with Clave Solish, making it easier to use again.

No that can demonstrate its true value by operating it as a set with Keynes, which is a pair.
Alone, it has an attack-forced effect, but that alone has no meaning, and it is essential to use it in combination with a card that can exert its effect during battle.
If the aforementioned Keynes is present, it can demonstrate destruction resistance and battles damage reflection effects, and depending on the situation, it can deal a large amount of damage.
However, this type of card is easy to counter with removal, and its destruction resistance is somewhat unsatisfactory now.
Also, if you try to prepare Abel, you will need a total of 4 level 1 bodies, which is quite heavy. I can't get an effect that easily depends on the opponent's actions despite being heavy.
There is also a No. 54 that can be used as a material for 3 bodies if you are aiming for reflected damage.
Forced attacks that can be installed in EX may have a certain value, but in the first place, handling forced attacks is difficult in the current environment.

No that can demonstrate its true value by operating it as a set with Abel as a pair.
Alone, it has an attack-forced effect, but that alone has no meaning, and it is essential to use it in combination with a card that can exert its effect during battle.
If the aforementioned Abel is present, it can demonstrate destruction resistance and battles damage reflection effect, and depending on the situation, it can deal a large amount of damage.
However, this type of card is easy to counter with removal, and its destruction resistance is somewhat unsatisfactory now.
Also, if you try to prepare Abel, you will need a total of 4 level 1 bodies, which is quite heavy. I can't get an effect that easily depends on the opponent's actions despite being heavy.
There is also a No. 54 that can be used as a material for 3 bodies if you are aiming for reflected damage.
Forced attacks that can be installed in EX may have a certain value, but in the first place, handling forced attacks is difficult in the current environment.

Looking only at the effect, it is stronger than the original family, but its offense and defense have become lower corresponding to its rank.
It also has a strengthening effect, but X is required. I'm X, but I'm Rank 1, so...
The biggest selling point is that it is a rank 1 hope, as it is often said.
Hope is a category with abundant support and many derived species. Highly developable.

Zexal Protagonist Yuma Ace
It was summoned in the anime to the extent that it was said to be "Hai-Hai Hope", and even in real life it was reprinted four times within a year of its appearance, and was called the reprinted emperor, and was repeatedly summoned by the existence of Lightning. was there.
Among the main characters' cards, it is also characteristic that they are considerably weakened from the anime.
It is a Rank 4 that requires two bodies without any particular designation, and has an attack negate effect in standard offense and defense, but since it does not have effect resistance etc., it is honestly unreliable as a wall in the current era of abundant removal methods. Moreover, due to the disadvantages, it can only be used once.
Rank 4 is a very competitive area, and it is difficult to prioritize.
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Both of them are full of murderous intent, and can demonstrate combat power and explosive power that overwhelm other rank 4s contrary to their own defensive effects.
As expected of an ace player handled by the main character.

Ace of the 5ds protagonist Yusei.
He is a level 8S with no material designation, and by releasing himself, he can negate the effect destruction and strengthen the position of his army.
It comes back at the end, so you can use it every turn, and you can use your own effects as triggers, so you can compensate for the weaknesses described later.
However, 2500 RBIs is low for his level, and in the current environment where more RBIs can easily come out, it is unreliable. Also, removal other than destruction has increased dramatically.
As mentioned above, even your own effects can leave the field, so if you close your eyes to the consumption, you can avoid it. However, he wants to be careful about GY exclusion.
Now that card power is inflated, it can't be said that he's not strong enough on his own, and perhaps because he's a Synchro Monster, who needs a basic tuner, he wasn't blessed with support compared to the other main characters, Ace.
However, in the 11th term, many powerful derivative species and dedicated support have appeared. The significance around this card became stronger.
If possible, I would like to line up cards with high control power next to it. I think it's an effect that embodies the bond that Yusei cherishes, as it strengthens the lineup.