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Even people who love minor cards have their heads.
A card that crosses my mind when I'm saying, "There's no card that can't be used!"
Meaningless specification that demerits occur just by activating.
I don't want to chain even if my opponent hits a cyclone. What is this?
As promised, this card is most useful in the Ninja Deck.
If 《Upstart Golden Ninja》is on the field, you can Special Summon Ninja from the Deck!
I was almost persuaded by Mr. yrtwof's comment above, but there was "Simultaneous Loss".
Mr. yrtwof, who gave a rating of 1 after knowing that much, this guy can do it...!

This kind of search is flagged for significant enhancement.
…picture? "Ice Barrier?" Toon? … Oh, um, yes, there are exceptions.
The biggest drawback of Koa'ki Meiru is that it can't be used unless the core and monster are available at the same time.
On the other hand, traditional nuke search cards are useless as soon as nukes are in your hand.
I've been using it up until now, but it's just that, and it's the worst compatibility with Urnite, so it's meaningless.
With the appearance of this card, Koa'ki Meiru is greatly strengthened with lubrication power at once.
Originally, it is a category with a high degree of freedom in choosing the race to use, so I would like you to proceed with the research at once.

Dark World is a typical example, but Decks with gimmicks like discarding your hand will generally increase the number of draws.
It would be interesting to use pin stabbing on the premise of an accident, or multiple piles with a hand processing gimmick.
Could it be the turn of 《A Feather of the Phoenix》, a teaching material card for teaching amateurs hand-ads?
The point is that if you can't activate other Rank-Up-Magic, it still rots in your hand.
With cards like this, it's best not to be so nervous about thinking, "What if my hand rots?"
That one is often stronger as a result, and above all, it's fun. Let's do it with the spirit of high risk high return.
Now the big question is what cards to use. 101-107, all of them are undoubtedly powerful.
Palm and Ark are highly versatile even before Chaos, and are recommended as options according to the situation.
For explosive power, I recommend Galaxy-Eyes, which has a 1-kill class... The other cards are not weak, and depending on the opponent, they can be very useful, but... How many extra decks can be used for this one card? point.
Personally, 7 types x 2 = 14 extras, so it's barely possible to make a Deck that combines all the Seven Emperors.
As mentioned above, the palm and ark are highly versatile, and except for Galaxy-Eyes, they are ranked 4 and the way they are assembled is limited to some extent.
When Star Seraph comes, it pretends to be a mask, it pretends to be a mask, it pretends to be a meteor, it pretends to be a meteor... Ruler of color, Shockruaaaaaa!
… that?

What's notable about this card is that it's not limited to Tribute Summon.
Therefore, it can be comboed with 《Mausoleum of the Emperor》(I think).
It's easy to get an advantage, and as long as you have a way to save the Gazelle in your hand, you can fight as it is.
Baphomet that appears in the field should be combined into rank 5 or so.

It's not unusable...
Heroes are mostly fusion materials, so you don't have to summon them separately.
HERO can also be used in conjunction with Dragon Ruler, so it can be completely excluded.
Decks that use God Neos and Funcas and also use Fusion...well, you know.
His other WATER HERO is also Ocean or Bubbleman, so it's not an overwhelmingly strong card...

At level 7, he is a card that is infinitely blessed with the racial designation of FIRE Dragon.
It used to be subordinate to other Toons, but now it's well worth it.
Special Summon is possible, so compatibility with blasters is the highest class.
Furthermore, the point is that you can release monsters even though it is a Special Summon.
You can even consider combos with Sacred Time, so depending on your research, it has really high potential.
Shouldn't someone do some research? I don't really like Seikoku, so I don't want to study it...

Hello, I'm a quibbler.
A level where the effects are meshed and there is a degree inside.
So, let's send the inconvenient effect to the other party.
Keep a large amount of self-bounce cards such as libide, Powerful Rebirth, demoche on the field,
Send Mr. Hurricane to your opponent. Then use a suitable low ATK card to self-destruct and reuse.
Level 1 is a plain point, and it's hard to use for Xyz.
Of course, Tribute Summon is on the decline, and Synchro can be interrupted around Demoche. (although not all)
There is a possibility that he will stay for a long time, and depending on how the card develops in the future, I feel that it might not be possible to use it, old man.

Machine level 8 alone is worth it.
Specifically, it is compatible with 《Allure of Darkness》・Trade-in, and can be Mr. Fortress's gohan.
…picture? 《Gearspring Spirit》? what is that?
Just in case, it's a level, but if there is a card like the Machine version of Dark Gaia, there is a possibility.

A card that would have been a hero if it appeared in season 3.
If reinforcements were unlimited, it would have been possible to use it like Zarugu...
If I had to pick one, it would be where I can use the follow-up to the Ming and Yoi series.
After a direct attack, there is no waste if you shoot with Gaia. It's a warrior, so it's not difficult to strengthen.

Since it's a Vampire card, it's value is skyrocketing.
Well, to be frank, if he had appeared in vanilla, he would have had more freedom with his Deck.
It's the only level 4 or lower monster that can combo with 《Vampire Kingdom》, so it's worth researching.
It's only natural that this card's rating is low, since it's been a card that hasn't been used much for a long time.
If you use it other than Vampire, it's a subspecies of Devilcock.
Let's send it in for a series of self-destruction attacks and scrape the deck.
Use things like Fenibre Breakthrough to annoy your opponent.
If this is how you use it, I'd give it a 3.

Hello, I'm a quibbler.
Kuriboh and comparative comments are conspicuous, but the usage is completely different.
Kuriboh = Protects players from damage = Monsters cannot be protected and are destroyed, but players take no damage.
This card = Eliminates damage to monsters = Player hurts, monsters unharmed.
And vice versa. The type that works perfectly when used together.
Not to mention the fear of Veiler, the hand activation is the strongest activation place.
It can't be used to remove opponents, but it's worth considering in categories such as 《Gravekeeper's Spy》that are often exposed to opponent's attacks.
In Gravekeeper, where there are many cards that are strong offensively but weakly defensive, such as Shaman and Assassin, it is worth giving priority to having a place even if you throw away the advantage.
In the case of Gravekeeper, it's a card that's getting more and more valuable because you have to keep monsters in order to activate the Royal Tomb.
…picture? I feel like I can't coexist with the trump card of the royal family, drftgyh, but the doll attacks me

Hello, I'm a quibbler.
The true value of this card is to generate a psychological warfare, "Should I attack the back defense?"
It's a plus if scouts who are easily killed by Photosla just by being there can survive.
On the other hand, using the removal effect gives an advantage if it was a summoner.
Summary,
If you think it's a scout → Attack or remove effect with ATK 2100 or more.
If you think it's an apostle → removal by effect.
If you think you are a summoner → Attack with ATK 1600 or more.
Well, 《Nobleman of Crossout》, which can remove everything with 1:1 ratio, is really strong!

A card that represents Gravekeeper. He's a scout, but he's a handsome leader when it comes to Deck movements.
His Deck, which can utilize DARK and his Spellcaster, can be used as a traveling agent, or rather, that is more famous.
It's versatile enough to call Rank 4 on its own, so it's recommended to hire only 2 scouts, or go on a business trip with a balance of 3 scouts and 1 guard.

There is no other Trap that is compatible. I don't do trap tactics (I affirm)
The effect is strong, but what should I search for with this? "Scouts and guards are useless."
…that? "Isn't there?"
You can draw a volleyball against the commander, but using it for that alone will slow down adding the volleyball to your hand, and before that, your opponent will likely use his GY.
Shrine maidens and shamans can't maintain the battlefield without special summons, and even if they search for descendants, they'll use the summoning right, so it's a 1:1 exchange...
The best way to use it is to shoot cards from Descendants to gain an advantage.
It's strong as a combo, and it's good to have Licid work hard with Malik's (descendant) selfish strategy.
In order to make the most of this card's effect, can I use 2 normal summons out of the 2-4 normal summons in a single duel?
To be frank, if you just summon without thinking, you can't keep up with the game speed.
We look forward to expanding our search targets in the future.

A card name that can be studied by children, along with imperial orders and guards. OCG is a learning experience!
"Hasha no Ikkatsu"? "I don't know, that kind of card."
The text is long, but if you paraphrase it, it's "Grand Marg that can select ATK down".
…that?
The first effect is difficult to increase by 1000, and the total amount of damage will be reduced no matter what.
The second effect is eye-catching, but in situations where it looks like you can destroy two or more cards, it's a hindrance. If it's one, it's just like the Earth Monarch, and it's "just okay".
The third effect seems to be strong, but it can only counter 4000 on its own. I can't break through Beerze, which is in vogue now. Subtle to aim.
So, if you're going to use it for construction, let's take advantage of the fact that it's a low-status, high-level, DARK, and Spellcaster with no summoning restrictions.