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The top batter of the remake plan of the old card attached to V Jean.
It's a card that looks like a Seimaji version of 《Nobleman-Eater Bug》or 《Hade-Hane》, but maybe because it's been tweaked in a modern style, it's a performance that adds a new effect to the original effect instead of simply increasing the number of targets for the effect. there is
As you said, the high-level Flip Monster has been a bottleneck since the days when 《Nobleman-Eater Bug》came out, and besides that, "I can't do anything because I've fused Recruit's effect." Since Recruit is limited to the set, it's difficult to target Link and Xyz, and it's difficult to turn around.
If it's hard to use and the performance is half-baked in any direction, it might be possible that it would have a 1 turn limit of the same name, but if he simply reversed it, he might have been able to collect 2 spells.

When playing with a character card, this is the only choice, a card that is helplessly over.
In exchange for LP 1000, you can search for your favorite card from the Deck, which is a character card that can be used from the beginning of the duel, which is quite broken at this point, but there is also a bonus that there is no limit on the number of activations.
As a disadvantage, it starts with LP 6000, but as if it was aimed at, it leaves LP where you can search for 5 Exo cards, so you can almost guarantee victory when you take the first attack.
Exo tactics won't work if Urara is caught in one shot, but as already said, you can prepare LP recovery means or use other cards to search for the remaining parts, so it's a hindrance. It's easy to recover from, and I feel like it can only be stopped by a draw.

Roughly speaking, it's a DNA remodeling surgery that's just for you, but since it applies to your hand and deck, you can achieve combos that other cards can't do, so in a sense, this card has more potential than Pegasus.
The disadvantage is also the heaviest among all character cards, starting with 4 cards in the first hand, and if you attack first, the accident rate will increase, and if you attack second, it will affect directly if it is difficult to draw triggers.
I feel like this is the most fun way to play with character cards.

800 Pump, which has nothing to do with monster stats, is rare and shines in his deck when it beats down.
…I want to say that, but it has a terrible disadvantage of causing summoning sickness, and it is a contradictory card if it hinders the battle even though you can not get the benefit unless you fight.
However, since there is a loophole and there is no disadvantage other than summoning, it is not so much a problem with his Deck that hits with Special Summoned monsters.
Also, I don't understand the definition of "participate in battle", and I don't know when the timing of ATK up is.
If applied at the time of declaring an attack or at the start of a damage test, it will be a card that can be used to aim for a RBI breakthrough, but if it is applied at the end of a damage test, its usefulness will drop.
The former is about 7 points, and the latter is about 3 points, but I'll take a break and give it 5 points.

An unusable card that greatly interferes with the rules of the game that appeared only in VB3.
When using him, he can be used from the beginning of the game without pulling it out of the deck, so in Yu-Gi-Oh, it's Links' skill, and in other games, it's elements like Vanguard and Leader.
Yugi's field becomes dark, and he can release one less bramage, but if he loses 300 LP each time his turn's standby phase comes, both advantages and disadvantages are quite plain.
It's a card that just tells you to use the Bramagi Deck, but it doesn't mean that you can completely defeat the release, so it's doubtful that even the Bramagi Deck, which has plenty of Special Summon methods, will have a strong move.
It's already been said, but in the old days, the 2700 would have been strong as a single release.
I feel that there is no movement that can be done because it is only a game character card.

Three attacks on his ATK 4000 monster that comes out at a real level 8 x 2.
Compared to the prime used for underlays, it became impossible to increase the RBI when used on a business trip, but the disadvantage of halving the damage has disappeared.
You can use the prime when dealing with ultra-high RBIs, and this when you want to handle side-by-side.
When used with Galaxy Eyes, monsters with around 6000 RBI will rush in with his Effect Monster resistance, making it even more murderous.
It's a good card in the sense that it's strong even when used as a general-purpose deck, and becomes even stronger when used in a dedicated deck.

4000 RBI superimposed on Galaxy Eyes Xyz.
If you stack it on the prime, the hit point will not change, but the disadvantage of halving the damage that occurs if you do not use Galaxy-Eyes as a material disappears, so that alone is a benefit.
Destroying one face-up card is simple but excellent, but it's strength is that it can be derived into various Xyz as a relay point.
If it's the starting point of Cipher, after stacking X on the monster that was taken by the effect, stacking this will lead to the future dragon emperor.
If you stack Cipher Blades, you can destroy two of them and attack with 3200, but you can't stack more Xyz with this pattern, so be careful that you can't become Azeus either.
Prime -> Prime Neo Galaxy -> This or Cipher -> Ex -> Now you can become Azeus with 5 materials.
Since one material tends to be wasted, the effect of removing the material can be used once.
It worked well as a relay point, and it was a card that always flickered in my head when making a rank 8 deck, but I was reluctant to reprint it, and even so, I wouldn't resell the VB that came with it. Although the high price continued, it was finally decided to be reprinted at RareColle.

Originally, it was a card that only slightly strengthened Rank 3 Xyz that had already used its effect, and was only used as a Rank 4 Spellcaster, but it was a card that achieved great success thanks to Azeus.
The problem is that it can only be stacked with the main 2, but if you put it under Azeus, there is almost no effect, and by relaying this until you stack Azeus, there is a possibility that you can use Azeus's effect one more time.
Until Azeus came out, there was little demand and almost no reprints, so it had maintained a high price for a long time, but it was decided to be reprinted at RareColle.

The classification of spirit and the name "○ soul" give it an atmosphere of exclusive use for spirits, but in reality, the effects of 1 and 3 include itself, so it can be used as a general-purpose material and release agent.
Compared to his predecessor, Photosura, who has a similar operation, he has no combat power, but he can be used regardless of the situation on the field, and he is not a Special Summon.
It is a particularly strong element that it does not depend on the field, and it guarantees a certain movement whether it is the first move or when you are dominant.
If you use it in his Tribute Summon deck, it will return to your hand when released, so you can keep using it.
There are many situations where it beats Photothra, but since the effect of 1 builds a chain, the only difficulty is that it gets caught in the monster effect meta.

New Teranite, which is also treated as a Seikuri.
When it enters the field, you can destroy cards up to the number of Light or Dark Xyz.
The condition is heavy if you need to play this Xyz after playing it, but there is a way to copy the effect with Caduceus and it has a self-regenerating effect, which will be described later.
The self-regenerating effect is Special Summoned when Seikuri or Terranite appears, and it is possible to immediately connect it to the aforementioned destruction effect.
If you can use it on your opponent's turn, it can also be a hindrance, so it has a high synergy with Ptole, who came back from the ban just before this came out.
As a card of this type, there is no card that will be removed if it comes out with this effect, so it is possible to use it as a rank 4 material that can be used every turn.

A card that is new to Terranite, but is also new to Seikuri.
Like Altair, the illustrations are closer to Terranite.
In addition to its own Kagetokage-like effect, it can search for Terranite Spells when it comes into play.
Excluding the new 《Constellar Tellarknights》, the original Terranite Spell is not very user-friendly, so there seems to be only 《Satellarknight Skybridge》as a candidate…
It's not compatible with Seikuri, but there's not much good stuff here and there, so I don't think there's much of a problem even if you can't search.

It's like an evolved form of Caduceus from Seikuri who also has the name Terranite.
It's level 4x2 without binding, so it's very easy to put out, and he can collect two cards from GY just by putting it out.
However, in the case of the first move, since both Seikuri and Terranite are Xyz themes, there is a possibility that you won't be able to collect even one of them.
Additionally, he can copy the summoning effect by excluding Seikuri or Terranite from his deck.
Grady and Vega expand their hand, Altair revives him GY, Caduceus and Lyra his Spell/Trap search, Sheratan and Deneb search for monsters, and Altea destroys cards.

A power card combining Seikuri and Terranite that appeared at the end of 11th.
Both of his Spells of Seikuri and Terranite are often subtle, which makes his power stand out even more.
As a processing at the time of activation, it is possible to expand the hand or revive his GY, so it will be a deployment assistance and subsequent securing.
Furthermore, although it can't be used without Xyz standing, it also has the effect of stacking Xyz with different ranks, making it much easier to get Diamonds and Pleiades.
Capella's position, which was originally difficult to use and had only merit of being able to make one main diamond, became more suspicious.

It draws 2 cards at no cost, but the activation condition is strict that there are no cards in GY.
By making full use of Shirayuki and others, he was able to erase GY itself, but it would be a delicate line if asked if he would use it to that extent.

Braho that can be shot when 7 cards are removed.
Braho at the time was powerful, but the activation conditions were too heavy.
In recent years, the conditions have become less difficult, but since the ban on Sambol has been lifted, let alone Braho unlimited, there is no turn.