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Introducing the latest weapon to target Supernova with Jack Deck.
It has an effect that allows you to Special Summon from your hand when there are no monsters on the field, and an effect that allows you to Special Summon up to 2 Resonators from your hand or Deck if there is only one Dark Dragon S monster other than this card.
Anyway, the effect of summoning two tuners out of nowhere is really flashy, and it's easy to get ready for triple tuning. If the S monster is Red Archfiends, prepare two Level 1 Resonators to open the way for Super Nova. Since you can simply increase the number of monsters at will, it is suitable not only for Super Nova but also for S Summoning other Red Archfiend Synchro.
Hidden behind this flashy effect, he has a Special Summon effect and level 2, which is very good. You can call Red Archfiend from 2 cards in your hand via Red Rising. But be aware of summoning restrictions.

I am the servant of the Crimson Devil.
By releasing his Fiend on the field, the effect of reviving his GY's Darkness Dragon S monster with Defense Position / effect negate, and the effect of adjusting the level of the Darkness Dragon S monster on the field by excluding GY's own have.
Since the Dark Dragon S monster will be revived, it is necessary to inevitably deploy the corresponding monster for that purpose. Moreover, since it is a resurrection in an unreliable state as a force, it is necessary to use it as a material such as Abyss. The GY effect is the same, and it will mainly be adjusted to invoke Jack-like synchros.
In decks that use Jack-like synchro, it can be said that it is a suitable card to prepare for re-synchronization, but it may be a little painful to draw on the first move.

The Sea Serpent search card that finally came out.
By excluding one WATER of GY, you can search for lesser sea serpents.
Simply excellent search card. In particular, I think that being able to search for Diva, which will be the starting point for development, is extremely significant. Aside from Daevas, he can also search for Atlantean, and with Dragoons he can tear down level restrictions.
Since GY needs WATER cost, it's a bit difficult to use in the early stages, but it has the power to give his deck a sense of stability that makes up for it. Sea Serpents are few in number, but if you need their power, I think it's a card that will help you. By the way, the cost is his WATER, and the search is a little different from Sea Serpent, so be careful.

Deep sea prima donna.
With the effect of searching or recruiting lower grade WATER instead of returning the excluded opponent card to the hand. When used as S material, it has the effect of giving target resistance to the S summoned monster, and the effect of returning one card that was excluded when sent to GY to her Deck.
It has a powerful Search Recruit effect, but it comes at a cost, and even if you choose the card, it allows your opponent to reuse the exclusion. Of course, I would like to take measures to mitigate this effect, such as targeting cards that are handicapped by deep-sea monsters that can only be removed for one turn. Utilizing Deep Sea is also an answer when the opponent is his deck that doesn't use exclusion. If you can activate it, you can search and recruit in a very wide range. Sea Serpents have arias, so should I look for high-ranking sea dragons or monsters that aren't sea dragons?
The 2nd and 3rd effects tell you to use them as S materials, so you want to aim for an S summon immediately after using their effects. For the deck return effect, if you choose a card that was handicapped in the deep sea, a deck bounce will be completed. Since it is an S tuner, it is also possible to deploy it with Hari fiber.

By discarding yourself and his WATER monsters in your hand, you can see the opponent's hand and remove 1 card until the end phase, and when Special Summon succeeds, send 3 cards from the top of the Deck to GY, and GY's lower WATER will be sent to Deck. A deep sea tuner with the effect of returning to the top or bottom.
You can use Peeping Hands while pulling Atlantean and Sentry's triggers, but since exclusion only lasts until the end phase, you'll have to temporarily avoid hand triggers or support the activation of Primadona's effect. If you discard Sentry, you'll get two handicap cards, but the problem is that both ends in the End Phase.
The effect when Special Summoned is not very strong, but considering that it is a tuner, I wonder if it could not have a very strong effect. Since the number of GY fertilizers is quite large, it may be better for him to feel the charm of GY fertilizers and use them.

When it becomes the cost of activating the effect of a WATER monster, the effect of removing one card from the opponent's hand to the end, and when Special Summon succeeds, give 2 cards from the top of his Deck to GY to salvage lower grade WATER monsters other than the same name. A deep-sea monster with effects.
You can get handicap with the same trigger as Atlantean, but the opponent chooses and the performance is quite low until the end phase. Rather than reducing the opponent's hand, I'd like to entrust him with the role of assisting the activation of Primadona's effect.
Salvage effect can be used when Special Summoned. It's not as good as Artisan, but it works quite well with Duiva, and you can salvage while developing. If you salvage the card sent from Deck to his GY, it will also be a pseudo-search. Unlike Artisan, it would be nice to salvage cards that show their power in your hand.

A deep-sea monster that appeared as a new series card.
When searched and salvaged by the effect of the WATER monster, it has the effect of confirming all of the opponent's hand, and by sending his Deck top to his GY when Special Summon succeeds, it has the effect of negate the effect of the lower WATER and revive it. .
This card can only be searched by Dragoons and Primadonna, and can only be salvaged by Sentry and Abystage, but the number of draws is fairly high. It's a little lonely that the benefits you get are just peeping. I would like to be prepared to use 《Mind Crush》etc. together. Peeping Handes should be compatible with the deep sea in general.
The effect when Special Summoned is quite good, especially with Diva, when he Special Summons, 3 monsters line up at once. Since it's from GY, it doesn't work very well in the early stages, but it's especially useful for setting up links. It's nice that he can send the deck top card to his GY.

Nemeses and Adrastea.
A Quick-Play Spell that has the ability to Special Summon GY or Nemeses of Exclusion. If you revive the Ark Nemeses, there is a restriction that you can not activate the effect that turn.
A simple is best resurrection/return card. Being able to stare in both directions is a blessing for Nemeses, who have many exclusions due to the cost of Ark Nemeses. Basically, you should revive a lower Nemeses that corresponds to the area you want to add cards to your hand and prepare for the next one, but if you can, you can also use it to revive an arc Nemeses and increase your offense.
The most revived Ark Nemeses can't use its turn effect, so it tends to rely on RBI. If you revive at the opponent's end, you can use the effect on your next turn, but this time you will have to wait until then.
There are some parts that don't mesh with the direction of the Deck, but it's a straightforward card that allows you to revive with less restrictions with Quick-Play Spell.

In addition to the Special Summon effect common to lower Nemeses classes, the activation effect is his Nemeses of the wind, which has the effect of adding his Nemeses monsters from banishment to the hand.
In Nemeses, exclusion can be increased with the cost of the arc Nemeses, but since it is a zone that is easily depleted by lower Nemeses, including Corridor himself, every time he uses his Special Summon, there is also the question of whether it can be salvaged from there. In Nemeses, it's the same as Umbrella.
However, this card is highly expandable, especially in Thunder Dragon, if you have one card removed, you can activate the effect from your hand and spontaneously Special Summon Thunder, so it is easy to use as a fusion material for Super Thunder Dragon. It's level 4, so it's convenient for X materials, and even if it's related to Diavo, which is compatible with lower Nemeses in general, considering the levels of other cards, is this card the best?
Since it can be expected to play an active role in Thunder Dragon, it is a card that needs attention.

In addition to the Special Summon effect common to lower Nemeses, the activation effect is his Nemeses of water that has the effect of salvaging Nemeses monsters.
Nemeses seems to be less important to salvage, as they are more likely to be eliminated by the cost of the arc Nemeses. However, if you have Nemeses in GY, this card can also move like a flag. Salvage the flags to Special Summon him and get him to use Search to gain a significant advantage.
If you look at it as a general-purpose card, it would be nice to get a job in a deck that can make use of level 3, WATER, and Aqua.

His Nemeses of fire with the common effect of the lower Nemeses to Special Summon from his hand by returning one of his monsters that has been excluded to his Deck and the activation effect of searching for Nemeses monsters.
In Nemeses, it plays the role of activating the search effect, which is the basis of the Deck, while collecting monsters that have been excluded by ark Nemeses. Of course, you can search for his trump card, Ark Nemeses, as needed, but if you have enough exclusions, you can also search for his different Nemeses to Special Summon and link them.
Not limited to Nemeses, it is highly expandable, and in HERO you can return Diabo to his deck and use the Special Summon effect again, and since FIRE's defense power is 200, you can use explosions. It seems to be compatible with Laval, who has a wide range of cards for removal. If you put it on the field, it is also powerful that you can also aim for the search of Ark Nemeses.
It can be said that Nemeses is a key player and can also handle other business trips of his Deck.

You can Special Summon by excluding 3 monsters of different races from GY or your field, and by declaring effect destruction resistance and race, destroy all cards of that race until the end of the next turn. Special Summon monster with the effect of sealing.
Special Summon conditions and effect properties are almost identical to Protoss, only with the attributes being racial. If there is a difference, he has 3000 ATK, so his firepower has increased, and with his ATK, he is a Dragon, so he can respond to the awakening melody.
However, just by changing the attribute to a race, the 7 types will increase to about 25 types, so naturally, the binding force of the Special Summon seal will decrease. However, races are more likely to be unified than attributes, so there shouldn't be any problem with using destructive effects to restrain them. Is it to the extent that it becomes a little difficult to use if racial manipulation is involved?
This card also has the aspect of sealing the dragon, as it can restrain its own race, the Dragon, at any time. If you can discard various general-purpose links and secure a race, it might be a good idea to use it from the side against opponents who use dragons.

A new theme, Nemeses, featuring a Special Summon seal with two Archmenesis.
You can special summon by excluding 3 monsters with different attributes from GY or your field, and by declaring effect destruction resistance and attributes, destroy all cards of that attribute and until the end of the next turn, his special summon of that attribute Special Summon monster with the effect of sealing.
The summoning conditions are a little heavy, but Nemeses has a wide variety of attributes and has plenty of search and salvage means, so it's not impossible to aim for it. Also, his attributes are sparse in other decks of hers, and he is a monster that you can aim to adopt if it is a deck.
The effect is quite excellent, and it comes with the attribute version effect of Tribe-Infecting Virus, which was once a banned card, as well as sealing his Special Summon. His ability to block Special Summon is powerful, and if his Deck opponent is completely dependent on one attribute, he will have the momentum to stop Special Summon itself.
If there are no monsters that can be destroyed on the field, Special Summon Bind cannot be applied, but his DARK, which is his own attribute with resistance to effect destruction, can be declared at any time. Therefore, he is also a monster with the aspect of a DARK killer. 《Reprodocus》or something with a gimmick that changes attributes with transplant surgery would be interesting.

Cards like 《Discord》are finally here.
It can be activated when @Ignister exists, and if the Link Monster is not released to your standby, it will be destroyed, but it has the effect of blocking each other's Link Summons once per turn.
@Ignister itself uses a lot of links, so rather than using it permanently, it's a card to survive one turn because it self-destructs. Combined with the cost and heavy weight, I don't really feel the merit of leaving it permanently.
If you stop the opponent's link for one turn, it seems that there are many situations where @Ignister, which has excellent deployment power, can overwhelm you at once. It will have a certain presence as a valuable suppression card that can be searched with a shiny look.
Nonetheless, except for the link, I will give up and let the link partner pass once. Just like in the anime, the trump card is called once and the board collapses, so overconfidence is strictly prohibited.

His Continuous Spell that keeps changing the battle position of cards like a spiral.
By discarding his Tindangle from your hand, you can change your backside defense to a frontside attack or vice versa. Note that this does not affect face defense.
Using one Tindangle and this card as a permanent source to change the battle position seems rather inefficient, but this card has no effect activation restrictions, and there is a cost to his Tindangle. It's just that you can't discard a monster that you discarded once a turn.
Being able to change the battle positions of monsters as much as Tindangle allows is a great match with his Tindangle, which is a reverse deck. His Flip Monsters other than Tindangle can also be changed, so he will expand his deck construction.
The hand cost can also be said to discard his Tindangle, which is bulky and heavy in the hand. A card with an atmosphere that seems to do something more amazing than it looks.