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Mizael's beloved ace. He is also popular in real life, such as being made into a figure.
It is a request for two bodies that do not specify materials, and in addition to Blue-Eyed offense and defense, it is late at the start of the battle, but has a strong effect on offense and defense reset and resistance to the entire negate.
Even if you can't fight him in battle, this card is his Galaxy-Eyes X, so if you stack it on FA, you can remove it in the main 2.
Overall negate will also get involved, so be careful, but it works well with demerit attackers, and there are knights and such in Galaxy.
The double attack and strengthening are quite dependent on the other party as they are. Even if it is activated, there are many things that do not go as expected, such as being removed, so I would like to add resistance such as SPYRAL. It honestly stinks.
Aside from its effects, it has the advantage of having the name of Tachyon, and Tachyon Support has powerful Traps that can be activated from your hand, and you can put pressure on them to some extent just by standing.
Among Rank 8 cards, this card is suitable for combos.

Ace of the sword Ito of ARC.
Rank 8 Galaxy-Eyes can activate its effect during main, but due to the disadvantages of direct attacks described later, it is not good as a base member. I think it's a reasonable adjustment.
His offense and defense is low for rank 8, but in addition to taking control, he will change his name and increase his ATK to 3000. The ideal flow is to use the stolen monsters to get rid of them and direct yourself.
However, it cannot directly attack other than itself, and its success is slightly affected by the situation.
Control seizure also returns at the end, but this point is easy to avoid by using materials etc.
This is where the name change comes into play. In order to give the name of Galaxy-Eyes and Cipher, it can be stacked on FA and Polar Light Wave Dragon.
It tends to take up EX slots to make the most of its effects, and it has some peculiarities, but it can be said that it is an excellent card for general use.

Zexal's kite trump card. On the contrary, Dragon → Dragon, ATK 4500, 3 material requirements and respect for the ultimate dragon.
Later, the ultimate dragon was also remade under the name of Neo.
In addition to his top-class ATK, he has a very flashy effect with all-negate and continuous attacks that do not involve activation.
However, in addition to the heavy required materials, it is an effect that is quite dependent on the opponent, and there are many guys who use up the materials immediately even with that X opponent.
Galaxy-Eyes vs. X, No62, which is a latecomer, is overwhelmingly easier to use.
For the time being, there are quite a few opponents who are more effective with popular cards such as Hope and Rongomi.
Most recently, though, Hope is able to suppress the opponent's turn, and most of the time, Rongomi doesn't let you play it in the first place...
In addition, it may be good to use it as an underlay for Azeus, taking advantage of its high combat power and high material requirements. The Galaxy-Eyes X has a lot of stacking options and a high finisher performance, but...
If you get hooked, it's strong, but it's local, and it's a difficult card to handle because there are many other rivals.

Kite Ace in Zexal. Zexal has many DM homages, and as you know, it is also a card that is strongly conscious of Blue-Eyed.
Although it has a Special Summon effect, it consumes roughly, and since there is no summoning limit in the first place, it will basically be issued by the support.
Like his original story, Blue-Eyed, he is blessed with a lot of support, so there are plenty of ways to develop it.
Unlike Blue-Eyed, it has an effect, and basically functions as a pseudo-combat and attack reaction resistance.
As for strengthening effects, Xyz monsters often use their effects during the opponent's turn in the first place, so the effective opponents are quite limited and it's almost a bonus.
Not just X, he can be meta for certain cards that determine ATK during equip beats and summons.
There is an X that can demonstrate its true value by using this card as a material, and currently it is more impressive as a material member than an attacker.
It depends on the person whether this is good or not, but in any case it is certainly the most convenient and superlative.

Blue-Eyed's Pachimon-like name, it looks more red-eyed than Blue-Eyed. This shining one is beautiful and is suitable for viewing.
He has a high ATK and a reasonable amount of resistance even among the highest grade dragons without summoning restrictions, and since he is a level 8 dragon, it is easy to handle many supporters such as gospel and train correspondence.
It's just that it came out quite some time ago, but it's only resistant to magic and traps, and it's a bit painful not to be resistant to monster effects in this day and age. I want to make up for the part that is not covered with the gospel.
In the latter half of the attack guidance, the consumption is easy to increase, and due to its characteristics, it can only be activated at the time of BP, so it is easy to remove the cost before that, and there are not many opportunities to activate it.
Among the cards released in the GX period, it has excellent performance and is not bad, but it is not very flashy and is not very impressive.

An adjusted version of the butterfly dagger Elma.
Contrary to its strong name, it can only be equipped to Warriors, but if it only increases by 300, it is a poor sword with the first level equipment and the name of Divine Sword crying.
However, it is worth noting that the latter effect allows him to salvage 2 GY warriors for the cost, allowing him to reuse and reduce the consumption of cards that require a hand cost. And there are no turn limits.
I wrote that it was only 300, but it can be useful in the closing phase because it can defeat monsters in his subtle ATK line.
Compared to before, there are more ways to send this sword directly to GY, especially with the appearance of Warrior Link Isolde, at the cost of recruiting him, after sending it to GY, he can use the warrior that became Link material as a cost and earn adverts.
Originally, he was abused in Dogma Blade, but with the appearance of Isolde mentioned above, he was adopted by Gouki and was mainly used as a cost for Isolde and Troymare, and he has been attracting attention again.
Postscript: It's shocking that it's going to be banned... I've been using it for HERO. But I think there is a way to do it because there was that much potential.

The strongest mode in the new Wo form that appeared following the sphere.
It is revived by the trigger that the normal form was sent to his GY, and it can be revived even if it self-destructs or uses it as a link material with its own removal effect, so it is easy to summon if you are ready.
In addition to 4000 ATK and DEF, his GY sending that does not target perfect resistance, and an effect suitable for a god.
Like other gods, he goes to GY at the end of his Special Summoned turn, but leaves his sphere form behind, allowing him to summon himself again.
His own performance is not bad, but the problem is the lack of means to send this card to his GY.
O itself is a card that takes time and effort to operate, and in addition to that, it is currently difficult to secure a means of sending this card to GY in a stable manner.
As a personal dissatisfaction, I can only maintain it in summoning turns so far, and although there is no turn limit, I honestly feel lonely to remove a single target with 1000 LP.
It's basically solved Wo's dissatisfaction, but I think it's a difficult card to handle.

I don't know if the voices of the duelists who were angry with the card that turned into paper despite being a god reached the voices, but a dedicated support appeared in the form of a snitch.
Due to its removal performance, it can be said that it is the most active card in God, even though it is a sphere.
After all, just like Lavago, it will be processed according to the summoning conditions. Three at once.
If you look only at the removal performance, it's more than the phoenix, and it's the removal power of the original God. Although spherical.
It will return at the end of the next turn, but with the advent of Link Summoning, it can be dealt with easily. .
Also, due to its resistance, it can take more time to process than Lavago.
Don't forget to recruit Wo. Since it can be called with 4000 ATK and DEF without needing LP, it can be used as a large-scale attacker with difficult removal.
It uses the summoning right, and it has its quirks such as always needing to release three, but the existence of this card has a big impact on the game, and I can say with certainty that it is one of the most powerful cards among the gods.

One of the representative paper of Yu-Gi-Oh.
It is also called Wo instead of Ra for reasons described later.
As has been said a lot, it was mainly used from resurrection, but in addition to being unable to use Special Summon itself, some effects have disappeared, so it's a terrible reproducibility. It can be said that it is a representative example. Well, now that there is an improvement in card power, the reproducibility is also improving, but... (Even so, the cards related to the three phantom gods are somewhat self-reliant)
As mentioned above, Special Summon is impossible, and the summoning right and the release request of 3 bodies are very heavy.
Although he can land safely due to the suppression effect when summoned, he requires LP to get offense and defense, and he has to pay to reach 100, making it an unpredictable situation.
Since the removal effect also requires LP, it is poorly engaged and cannot be used in proper operation. "Judgment Dragon" is a total removal at the same LP cost with 3000 RBI, right?
Even if it is strengthened with the initial LP, it stops at 7900 RBI, and it is halfway without reaching 1 kill. The performance is not very good for its weight.
As expected, the development side also grasped that it was terrible, and there is the largest amount of dedicated support among the three genjins, and it will be differentiated (nursing care).
It is also a good idea to pay attention to the fact that you can reduce your LP at once without special support.
However, in any case, it is highly dependent on combos, and its weight makes it difficult to handle.
Even with such weakness, cards related to Ra and Sangenjin are all expensive, and you can see how popular it is. It is a romantic card that has been loved for good or bad. (Still cannot defend this fundamental weakness)

One of the gods representing Yu-Gi-Oh, and the first god to appear in OCG.
The simple power system is still easy to handle, and it has a high frequency of activity among the three phantom gods.
Unusually for a 4000 Attack and Defense, he has no restrictions on Special Summons, but in the case of Special Summons, he only exists for one turn.
However, in the case of Normal Summon, he requested the release of 3 bodies, which is quite heavy. Normal Summon has some restrictions and cannot be summoned by Death Emperor Monarch.
Common to all three phantom gods, he can land safely when summoned. He just can't target his own cards, so it's hard to support him.
It also has a thunderbolt... but it's heavy, but it's not something you can use very easily, as it demands the release of two and abandons the attack. It might be used when doing Special Summon...
Although it was stable and played an active role in the environment for a while, due to the effects of inflation, it became easier to handle it easily, and it became difficult to play an active role to match its weight.
However, a powerful support appeared later in Oita, and if you make good use of it, you can play an active role as a God of Destruction reminiscent of the original.
Among the three phantom gods, it is easy to be active alone, so it can be said that he is a blessed person.

One that represents the God of Yu-Gi-Oh. It is impressive as a god used by the main character Yugi, but among the three phantom gods, it is the last to make a card and go to work.
Well, maybe because of that, or perhaps because I reflected on the matter of Wo, it has a highly reproducible effect on par with Obelisk.
However, it can be said that it is common to the three phantom gods, but the requirement to release 3 bodies is heavy, and in Special Summon, it is only for one turn, and it has a maintenance effect.
Even so, it demands the maintenance of the hand, so the weight becomes even more noticeable.
Regarding the critical summon bullets, defense is not covered, summoning itself is not negate, and there is no resistance, so even against monsters, he is worried about special summon monsters and summon trigger opponents, and the hole stands out.
It may be better to give up on Normal Summon and focus on reviving. (That's Ra's activity...)
It's heavy and has a lot of holes, so it's a difficult piece to handle. Still, I think it has a hidden charm that I want to master.

Ritual Blue-Eyed that appeared in DSOD, and the naming sense of Chaos MAX is impressive for better or worse. However, I didn't feel any sense of incongruity when I was actually called with the heat of Kaiba.
Being level 8, he matches Blue-Eyed's level, and since Blue-Eyed is vanilla, he can also handle advanced rituals, making it an easy class to operate.
Although it is level 8, it boasts 4000 hit points, and its high hit points are easy to use. It also doubles the damage instead of just penetrating. With this RBI, it is easy to expect high damage, and if the opponent has 0 defense, that is the end of the game.
Penetration is often treated as a bonus, but at this level it's worth comboing with battle position change.
Obelisk has teary eyes because it has a strong resistance to bonuses and has an excellent position.
It's a powerful ritual with excellent performance purely as an attacker.
It can be expected to play an active role as a general-purpose ritual regardless of Blue-Eyed.

Cute illustrations like seasonal hand triggers, and Siclee is pretty expensive for that relationship or effect.
Due to its characteristics, tokens cannot be used for specifying materials, but it is very loose, but since it can only be used in the main 2, it is quite slow and alone is a card that just sends salt to the opponent. Since ATK is 0 and it is a link, it can not be defended and one link destination will be given as a gift, so if it is left as it is, there is a high possibility of being defeated after seeing a pitiful figure that will be smashed into pieces, so make use of your race and attributes. Cost must be made. Although it's slow, he can easily prepare spells, so as already said, you can easily prepare the cost of wands and Rudras, and the advantage is that you can actively send Sangan to his GY. A card suitable for Exo, as the official has adopted for its usage. In addition, it can also be the cost of the rod with Bramage.
Lubricant in certain his decks that don't focus on low speed or combat at this point. It's very easy to cast if you close your eyes to the slowness, so if either link, ground, spell use, or marker position becomes more important in the future, it may change, so it's a card that can be expected in the future.
But before that, something more useful may come out and lose its value.

Odd-Eyes has a design that looks like the founder of Odd-Eyes, and although it was written on the wiki, the name is Z'Ark and the design of Z'Ark is incorporated here and there.
It's the first Odd-Eyes Normal Monster, but it doesn't have any effect, but it has a high stat, and he has a very wide range of supports like Blue-Eyed.
Pendulum Scale is easy to use with 8 without demeanor and P effect also he can trigger her Odd-Eyes from a very wide range by destroying Odd-Eyes. P is good at destroying and earning ads, so the activation conditions are easy, and there are no level restrictions on the monsters that can be created.
Anyway, it's easy to bring into your hand, but it's vanilla on the field, but it's also an excellent material, so it's a very useful card for Odd-Eyes.

His goblin in his first EX, but he only affects goblins in the main deck so it doesn't make sense for now.
Any material is fine as long as the card name is different, so it's very loose. Regarding Link 2, because of the relationship between the marker and the effect, neither can be used unless you put it in the main, so you need to put a link with a downward marker in the EX zone first, so it can be said that it actually costs the same amount as Link 3.
Its effect is to increase the number of summons with one hand cost, and it is extremely versatile due to the looseness of material specification. If you can link to each other, you can draw and cancel the cost, but it would be difficult without a deck with a fairly high development potential. As other people have already answered, Eve in the same category is very compatible with both markers and effects. The effect when reciprocally linked is that it has target resistance and is fairly reliable, and since its own stats are low, I definitely want it to be reciprocated with other Troymare. Hopefully you can lay a solid lineup.
This can be said for other Troymare cards, but this card is a solitaire card that shines especially in decks with high development potential. The versatility of the effect and the looseness of the material binding make it possible to play an active role in various decks, and it has a dangerous scent with regulations in the future.