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A number monster of hope that opens up possibilities and seizes victory.
In the past, he was treated as a scourge due to the existence of Lightning, but now with the appearance of Hope Double, he has become a super brain muscle that can hit with ATK 10000. Enhance it with Zexal weapons and more to gain even more combat capabilities.
The effect is a simple one that negates the attack without targeting, but it is also an unexpectedly troublesome effect as it will be blocked no matter how high his ATK is.
And what makes Hope what it is is its evolution. With RUM, you can transform into a super muscle monster, change into Lightning to become a man who absolutely kills the opponent's monsters, and use Hope ONE to remove all of them, leaving various possibilities.
In contrast to the large number of options, the cost for evolution is one of his spell cards, or just stacking them. prize.
There is a disadvantage of self-destruction when there is no X material, but you can avoid it by evolving immediately and making another hope.
For the time being, you can get it by just arranging two level 4 characters, so you can use it for most themes that deal with level 4, such as RR, Terranite, Mathmech, etc., as well as onomatopoeia. There will be something to be amazed by its business trip performance.

A Field Spell with a relatively loose recruiting effect. You can search with 《Onomatopickup》.
In most cases, after stacking Hope from Hope Double, remove the counter, recruit Zubaba Bancho GC, and use the resurrection effect from GY to lead to further development. This makes it relatively easy to create a lineup of Utopia + Future Emperor or Future Dragon Emperor Hope.
Also, by overlapping with Hope from Hope Double, Hope's ATK is 5400, doubled with Double or Nothing! to become 10800,
Up to 2800 ATK is a one shot kill line. His current ace monster usually has an ATK of 3000, but he often has 2800 class monsters side by side, and it is possible to attack by aiming at that.

Among the Melffy cards, he is a Trap card that is in charge of ATK up and removal. However, he needs Melffy Xyz Monster, so there is a danger that he will not be able to activate if that is removed.
I would like to differentiate it from 《Compulsory Evacuation Device》in that it is a permanent card and can easily remain on the field, that it is possible to bounce two or more cards at once, and that it is a category card.
Perhaps Melffy is a theme that will be strengthened in the future, so this card should be strong as well. Expectations, isn't it?

A very good Wyrm support card. It works well not only with Tenyi, but also with Pacific, which can generate Wyrm and Normal Monster tokens.
With the effect of ②, he can add Tenyi to his hand and add his Tenyi card with effects such as removal, but since it is turn 1, the effect cannot be used on the turn it is put on the field.
Also, by releasing 《Monk of the Tenyi》and Normal Monster, it has a luxurious effect of recruiting instead of searching. Since the effect will be negate, is it better to bring SPYRAL with high ATK obediently?
However, since it is a Quick-Play Spell card, there is no problem if you use it during your opponent's turn. Many Tenyi monsters can be treated like hand triggers, so it shouldn't be a particularly annoying disadvantage.

Since he doesn't use extra decks, he can only be used in decks, but it's nothing short of impressive that he can destroy a monster with a free chain without any conditions or costs.
If he sends Blue-Eyed's ultimate dragon to GY, he can eliminate most monsters, so it doesn't matter if you just load it appropriately. Of course, you can send Apcalone to his GY and bring his Shaddoll and drop a Dragon to remove more of his Spell/Trap, or drop a Beast to draw 1. You will be able to welcome him as a new friend of Meta Beat.

A monster with absolute aggression on par with Lightning. A necessary evil to defeat resistant monsters. It has a built-in force and attacks twice. It's a monster. Furthermore, it is very tenacious with battle destruction resistance.
These days monsters will fill the field, whether it's an environmental deck or not, so this monster will pop up. One kill was rampant for a while, and I collected a lot of hate.
Removal by effects works, but most of them come out via Mascarena, so they can't be destroyed even by effects. It's too dirty!
We need a card like this that flips over with the second attack, but since it exists, it's even more popular to attack first and block it, so I'd like you to forgive me.

One of LINK4's general-purpose monsters with an extremely tough effect. It has a mysterious appearance like a fish-shaped steam locomotive.
With his deck that chains links, it's easy to get this card out, and his ATK can easily exceed 3000 due to its effects.
However, for this card, which has no resistance, blockage, or destruction effects, it doesn't have much meaning, and the favorite is demonstrated when it is destroyed.
When destroyed, he resurrects GY's LINK 3 or lower monsters, but by reviving monsters that are difficult to break through in battle, such as "Gouki Great Ogre" (Draco Masters of the Tenyi), the probability of survival increases significantly, and the next It can be connected to the development after the turn of . In addition, it is impressive that you can revive the GY monster of your opponent's girlfriend. I don't think I'll use it much, but he's a good guy, so if he has Link Monster, it's worth considering.
Also, if that LINK3 or lower monster is eliminated, you can activate untargeted destruction, making your opponent reluctant to eliminate his Link Monster.
However, it all starts with this card being destroyed, and if it's bounced or removed it's just a waste. If there is such a risk, it would be easier to win by simply playing Astram with her GY-activated removal.
And the final difficulty is the number of EX Decks. The LINK4 monsters are all competent, and if this card were to fit in, it would only be in a Deck that has a lot of room to deploy or a Deck that wants to solidify its defenses.

A monster that symbolizes "Ouroboros", which means infinity. An existence that destroys everything and returns it to "zero". It is the last one in the "Topologic" series with strong removal ability, and it is a good force.
The material specification is loose, and any deck is easy to put out.
Due to its overall exclusion effect, if you place it in the middle of the main monster zone via the diagonally downward link, you can block the initial movement of your opponent's Link Monster. Even so, he can still move most of his decks without relying on Link, so I wonder if it will play a role in blocking cards such as Hallifiber, Isolde, and Electrum that will develop further.
One more thing, during the opponent's turn, by summoning a monster to the link destination of his Link Monster other than this card, it is possible to completely remove the pseudo-free chain. It's a highly combo tactic, but it's very strong once it hits.
However, even if he chained to a removal to this card and special summoned him, it would be destroyed as it is and the effect would not be activated, so be careful. It would be better to use it as a surprise attack while the opponent is deploying.
It's especially effective against his deck, which relies on activation effects and combat destruction for removal. If you can successfully remove the opponent's key card, you will be able to sink it on the next turn without allowing resistance.
Also, if you have a monster on your field that is unaffected by monster effects, such as 《Metaltron XII, the True Dracombatant》and 《Gouki The Giant Ogre》, you can banish all of your opponent's cards without being affected.
He also has the effect of increasing his ATK by the number of cards removed, so if he can remove a lot of cards, it's not a dream to raise his ATK to over 4000.

Her Borrel monster of LINK5, which boasts the performance of the last boss class.
It cannot be destroyed by battle or effects, cannot be targeted by monster effects, can be attacked by all targets, and can be blocked by the Rokket Deck.
However, although it is extremely strong against destruction by simple battles and effects, LINK5 will be destroyed in an instant if it gets hit by removal other than destruction that does not target.
For example, just by being attacked by Borreload, you will lose control, be eaten by Gratton, be sucked up by Super Fusion and 《Fallen of Albaz》, be laid by Kaiju, and finally. In 2014, he also received 《Compulsory Evacuation Device》and Air Force. Recently, the adoption rate of general-purpose trap cards is low, so there is no need to worry about being blown away by it.
Therefore, if you're going to put it out anyway, you should take countermeasures against monster effects by putting it out in the Rokket Deck and suppressing it.
However, his deck doesn't have enough to withstand 3500 all-out attacks, so it's best to use Tick's resistance to break through the obstacles and use it in combination with other monsters to finish the turn. .

A LINK4 monster with effects that are truly worthy of being a trump card. Although it does not have a suppression effect, it is also very popular due to its high game end ability.
It has an ATK up effect and an effect that destroys as many cards as the number of link attributes used in the past, but it does not allow any chain, so if you can put it out, you can use the effect without resistance.
Also, the destruction effect doesn't target, so even monsters that can't be targeted by Borreload can be destroyed.
Also, ATK jumps to 4300 when using LINK2 as material, and 5300 when using LINK3 as material, so destroying all the cards that get in the way and then finishing is the most brilliant way to use it.
Since the material is loose, I think it's easiest to use powerful Link Monsters such as Hari Fiber, Isolde, and 《Cross-Sheep》that have used up their deployment effects. In addition, it is easy to use themes such as Gouki and Ignister, which are easy to use for LINK4.
However, it does not have any resistance or blockage effects, and by using Mascarena as a material, it is possible to obtain resistance to effect destruction, so there is a high possibility that it will be returned easily if you pass the turn. Try to put it out when you can finish it in that turn as much as possible.

Why is it a ninja but a shogun...?
One of the Ninjas with crazy advantage gain abilities. It's amazing that you can revive two Ninjas with search effects, such as HANZO and Upstart Golden Ninja, without losing any advantage.
It's level 8, so if you think it's difficult to summon, it's not so. It has advanced material reduction effects, and after searching with HANZO, you can search for Jyougenkagen via Isolde and P-summon it.
Of course, if this card survives, it is also powerful that you can revive two bodies every turn. It has 3000 defense, so it can withstand attacks from Ace Monster Line.
It would be nothing but a nightmare to be able to collect Rank 4 Xyz and Link Monster materials every turn.
However, the resurrection effect will not activate unless you put it in Defense Position with your own effect, so if you chain to the activation of the effect and become Defense Position, the effect will not activate, and of course it can be stopped by 《Effect Veiler》and 《Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion》. , 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》also stops the effect activation. (Because if it is destroyed, it cannot be in Defense Position)

A monster that was born without even the slightest understanding that it was being used as a containment board. Well, it's Harifiber's fault...
By attaching 《Formula Synchron》that came out from the effect of Harifiber to a suitable level 8 Synchro Monster, it will come out during the opponent's turn and deal with at least 2 removal spells. Moreover, his ATK goes up by 2000 to 4500. yes. .
He uses multiple types of Synchro Monsters, such as Jund and DD, and can destroy even more cards with Deck.
In addition, 1 draw is also included with the effect of "Formula Synchron". It's a pretty violent card both in terms of advantage and removal ability.
Equipped with 《Linkuriboh》, he can interrupt twice by using monsters such as Borreload S (Savage), which can only be used once with the blocking effect, and then using them as materials. Also, even if this card itself is destroyed, he can revive "Formula Synchron" from GY, so at least he will be able to leave a wall of tuners.
It will be used as an aid to the containment board until the Halifibers are tied up.
If it weren't for Halifiber, it would be evaluated as an easy-to-use board flip card like Accesscode Talker.

His crazy spell card that lets you choose between Raigeki and her Harpie's feather broom. When the opponent is lining up suppressing monsters, he should use monster destruction, and when he is setting up traps or continuous spells, he should use spell/trap destruction.
There are many monsters with resistance to destruction, but the true role of this type of total destruction card is to break down the containment board and open up a path for expansion, and monsters with resistance can be defeated by battle or removal other than destruction after that. is.
However, the strict summoning condition that there are no cards in your field is a bottleneck. Even compared to 《Evenly Matched》, which can be used during the opponent's turn, it is a card that is difficult to activate except in the very beginning.
If you have monsters that are difficult to remove such as Borrel monsters and Astram, or Field Spells, you often cannot activate this card because of those cards.
When adopting it, you can either put it in as a dedicated shooter or put it in a deck that easily collapses the board.

A trap card that brings persistence and movement versatility to Amorphage.
If Amorphage is placed on P, it can self-destruct during your standby phase, so you can bring your favorite blocking effect, and if it is at a level where P summoning is possible, you can increase stability while gaining an advantage by P summoning.
Furthermore, any card can be destroyed in the P zone, so it's good that it doesn't interfere with the use of general-purpose cards.
It's an effect that's hard to block unless it's all-weakening or perfect resistance.
If you add Amorphous Persona and his ATK up from Infection, you will be able to destroy even the highest class monsters in battle.

Considering its versatility, ease of use, and the strength of its P effect, it's a card that can't be attached to anything other than 10.
In the Amorphage Deck, it can be expected to play an active role as an ace monster, and since it enables active release, you can use 《Amorphous Persona》and Infection effects at your favorite timing.
It can be easily P-summoned with other P-themes, so although his movement is somewhat restricted, it is powerful that the owner of his moderate ATK can easily block the opponent's EX.
The search seal is of course extremely powerful. It can prevent even the buds of the opponent's counterattack and protect the thorough blockage.