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I was surprised to see a second XP with Rebellion after three years. in a bad way. I think I made a mistake.
A card that is generally used in the same way as the Supreme King Black Dragon. This card has two attacks on its own, and although it has an activation effect, regardless of the type of card, it is highly stable as it can be self-improved by removing all cards every turn.
However, in order to decide the game by himself, he has to destroy as many as 5 cards, and if there are such a large number of cards on the opponent's field, there is a high possibility that he will be interfered with, and his attack performance tends to be inferior to that of the Black Dragon.
When it first appeared, it could be said that it was upwardly compatible, but with the arbitration change over there and the appearance of Overlord, it can be said that it is mutually compatible.
I want to think about stability or explosive power.

The first P+α monster to be installed in EX from the beginning.
As it is influenced by Zarc, it has flashy effects. However, since its first appearance in the anime, the appearance of this card has been interrupted and defeated, and it has been swayed by the script and is in an unfortunate position.
It requires a dragon to specify the material, and speaking of a level 7 dragon, it's not difficult to get it out of the same category as his Odd-Eyes and Red Eyes.
However, in order to obtain a powerful 1 effect, it is necessary to use X as a material, so it is necessary to rely on Rivalry and RUM for the purpose of effect.
Since it can only be destroyed at level 7 or below, it is somewhat picky about opponents and situations, but once it is determined, it is extremely powerful.
If it is destroyed, it can be moved to the P zone, and you can bring your favorite P monster to the P zone, but it is a bonus because of its high finisher performance.
Overlord Retsuryu, which appeared later, attacks twice and has lower explosive power, but has a strengthening effect for removing all targets, the same P zone movement and P effect, and has a scale of 1, making it more convenient to use.
Previously, if it could not be destroyed by its own effect, it would not apply to 3 attacks, so it was like an upward compatible existence.
However, now that he has the name of Rebellion, he can be stacked with Overload, and with the arbitration change, it can be applied even if Uri's 3 attacks cannot be removed, so it can be said that the significance of prioritizing this one has increased greatly.

ARC 147 Yuya "I won't let you be the Supreme King Dragon!"
A fusion of Stave and Opp that appeared in the final episode of Nightmare.
It takes a little effort to request Starve, which currently exists only in fusion with Odd-Eyes. Starve has a Supreme King Dragon that doesn't require fusion, so I want to use it.
The effect is an activation effect that integrates enhancement and copy, and Starve has a wider target. But honestly there is no big difference.
If destroyed, you can move to the P zone while deploying the monster in the P zone, and you can strengthen the fusion with a high magnification.
However, there is a point that both effects are easily influenced by the situation. In spite of that, it demands troublesome materials, so I guess you could say that it has a strong peculiarity.
However, even if you don't normal summon him, you can send him to GY with Odd-Eyes Fusion and copy it with Overlord Starve to handle the monster effect, and among his Odd-Eyes that you put into EX, the level is the highest, making it a target for Advent. Perfect.
I think it's a card with a certain utility value.

His Accesscode Talker support that appeared after Ricodetto, compared to that, this one doesn't care if the monster that triggers is his Cyber Slink.
Cyber Slink has a lot of versatility, and he often goes to GY as a relay, so I think the activation conditions are even easier than Ricodet, which requires Link 3.
However, as easy as it is, there are many more difficulties. Also, he can only be activated once per duel, so it's hard to load him up on the deck.
Unlike Ricordette, he has no additional effects from GY.
However, it is a big advantage that you can use Code Talker, which is a little heavy like Ricodet, without any restrictions other than the revival restrictions, so I think it is a card that is easy to use even in high links.
The number of types of Accesscode Talker should still increase, and if a card that can search for Accesscode Talker support like Bramage appears in the future, I think that the evaluation will rise, so it is a card that can be expected in the future.

It has the effect of catching links, making it easy to connect to high links. Due to the effect, it is necessary to have a monster with markers on either the left or right to revive, so I would like to prepare a proxy of loose material in his GY.
There is a disadvantage that the controlling player can only link, but if she is a deck that uses her, I don't care much.
The feature of 3 is that it does not need to be activated if it cannot be used effectively, which is rare for this kind of effect.
If you send it, you can block summons other than Link. However, there is a possibility that it will become a strong meta for those who do not adopt links or dislike it.
It works very well with Summon and Trisbaena in the same pack, and can be said to be a dedicated support that triggers the activation of effects and reduces disadvantages.
It can be expected to be very active not only in Troymare but also in the Cybers Deck where you can receive support, and the illustrations are cute, so it will be a new idol card for her Cybers, along with the secretary.

Cybers new top-class removal, unlike the Assemble Segmental until now, there are no disadvantages or costs to activate the effect, so it is not a complete removal, but it is a big advantage that it can be used during the opponent's turn. ATK is also 2500, which is enough and not too high, which is also meshed with the effect. It's nice for Cybers that it's easy to make effective use of things like Scapers by spending 2 GY costs. Cybers place a lot of importance on GY, so I don't want to exclude them unnecessarily, but thanks to the link system, I can easily prepare a cost for disciple → secure from suitable low-level Cybers.
I think that a powerful presence has arrived as an attacker and a hindrance that can be put into the main in Cybers.
Cyber ​​s are also steadily being strengthened.

Trap kill man.
The LP cost is not cheap, and it gives the opponent an ad, but the conditions themselves are loose, and the spell 3 that can be cast from the hand is rare, and the control power is high.
Even if you pay a high cost, you won't mind if you decide the game while you're blocking it, so it matches the current high-speed environment.
Trap's adoption rate is on the decline, but in addition to being able to exert extremely high control over certain decks, there is also an aspect that he has lost the position of other Trap cards. regulation. I wonder if it also has convincing performance.

A hand card trigger series similar to Usagi and Urara that appeared in the 10th term. I like this card the best among similar cards with a slightly western style illustration.
Urara's GY version of his effects can also stop his GY effects that DD Crow couldn't. However, it's not upward compatible, it's a mutually compatible relationship because you can't stop the cost effect, and since Crow can banish the card that the opponent tried to target/activate his GY first in the first place. . There are completely different levels and races, and you can search for them on Resite and use them as materials for Linkuriboh on the field. Since this is an undead and tuner, it has the great advantage of being able to receive a wide variety of undead support and use it as a Synchro Harifiber material. It can also be a wall that can stop the average low class. Unlike Urara and Usagi, it doesn't destroy anything, so if you hit it without thinking, it may disadvantage, so you need to be a little careful.
Fertilizing GY requires a certain amount of preparation, and you can prevent it from being sent to GY in the first place, so it's not as versatile as Urara, but it's the same in that you can use it effectively even if you put it on the field, and it's a strong deck that sticks. I think it's one of the better hand triggers.

Despite his quirks, he has a reputation for destructive power, and he appeared in the early days of Link and is the originator of Topologic.
Although it is a link 4, the designation is loose, and it is easy to operate as long as it has the deployment power.
It has the effect of removing all monsters, but it is limited to the main zone and is heavy with link 4, but it requires a separate trigger, and it has a strong habit when allies are involved.
Although it is a link, it is not suitable for assisting the development of links.
I would like to say that the burn effect is easy to use thanks to the high RBI, but the aforementioned removal often destroys the target. The target is the monster in the EX zone that is outside the target range of the removal.
As you can see, it has a strong habit, but if you have a way to deploy Friche during your opponent's turn, you can activate a sweeping removal during your opponent's turn and aim for interference.
Neither effect has a turn limit. There was also a combo that exploited this to repeatedly destroy Amaryllis, revive, and burn.
A peaky card that shows its true value through combos like FWD.

One of the synchronized horses controlled by Homocorn. He was the only monster in Stardust that could not be achieved not only in Red Archfiend, but also in Ragnarok and New World, and he was a monster that showed high performance, such as successfully destroying one-sidedly in battle.
The effect is versatile, but since the tuner side has a beast designation, choose his deck that can be operated.
2200 RBI is a delicate number, but the combat power is moderate due to the weakening effect.
However, if you use the effect, you won't be able to attack other than yourself, so it's easy to lack offense.
Why did you delete the self-regeneration that you had in the later anime version?
If the condition was that the material be destroyed in battle, I think it would have been allowed by the environmental standards of the time.
At level 5S, which has high breakthrough power, there is an Ametrix that can deal with destruction that does not target anything other than darkness, has 2500 hit points, and has an overall battle position change.
The effect is both good and bad, and it is possible to differentiate it in that it is a beast and a Tricorn resurrection target. It's just undeniable that the performance is a bit out of shape.
To be honest, it wasn't enough to specify the material at the time...

One of the synchronized horses that manipulate homocorns. I remember there were a lot of premier duels related to this card in the anime...
With the same material specification as Thunder, his Deck with Beast Tuner is easy to put out. Fabled Beasts, Nordic Beasts, etc...
By being destroyed by the opponent, each player performs 7 deck deaths.
It is compatible with Ayers Rock, which can be weakened while referring to the number of GY and can also revive itself.
The problem is that the conditions are dependent on the opponent, but with this effect, the opponent will probably destroy it without worrying about it.
In the current environment, where GY ads are often valued, if you operate halfway, it will be an act that can send salt to the other party.
Since there is no turn limit, I would like to revive and self-destruct as many times as I want. However, his high ATK is also a bottleneck for self-destruction.
I think that it is a very difficult piece to handle.

This is a romantic card of Han that combines 3 bodies similar to XYZ.
It has two types of removal effects, and has a strong effect both offensively and defensively. Especially strong when dominant.
The effect itself is excellent, but the problem is the weight. You must have 3 Reactors (one of which is Advanced) that are weak and have no deployment effect.
Moreover, for some reason, it is difficult to share support because of the wind.
There are many holes in the effect, and since he has no direct resistance, he is weak against cards that are activated directly from his hand, starting with spells. There is also the possibility of being.
As mentioned above, it's heavy, so there are many cases where you don't have the luxury to prepare defensive means. Dark Flattop can revive him, but that's not an easy card for his Reactor either.
Overall, it's hard to say that the performance matches the weight. Please give me the support that can be developed with one soon.

One of ZEXAL's earliest cards that makes you feel the deflationary period,
Compared to firetroopers of the same genus and race at the same level, the damage is doubled and it does not remain on the field.The difference is that it can be activated during Special Summon. Just staying on the field and biting Burn is bigger than Trooper, and you can make a rank 3 while doing 1500 damage with Fire Wraith and 900 damage with the similarly named Chamberler. Combined with No.47, which can attack directly, 2900 damage cannot be taken for granted. Because it is a flame, it can also become Chouraio. Looking at it like this, there are various things that can be evaluated, but it's not particularly in the category, and compared to similar cards, it can only be said that the weak 500 Burn, which only supports summoning weak stats, is insufficient. It's not that there's no use for it, but it's a card that doesn't make sense to use because it's less expensive and can do more powerful things than this one. After all, although there is a one-turn limit, the presence of Siam, who can double the damage from being supported by a category of the same race and has high physical strength, can be activated with SS, supports honesty, and can become a powerful Rank 4, is still great.

One of the synchronized horses that manipulate homocorns.
Contrary to Thunder and Voltech, there is a beast designation on the non-tuner side. Do you mean to use them as material?
By being destroyed by the opponent, you can revive Thunder or Vortic, but it is easy to be dealt with in the current era where removal other than destruction is abundant.
Even if it can be activated, Thunder and Voltech do not have such reliable performance.
In addition to that, level 8S is a fierce battlefield. If you can use Thunder and Vortic as materials, you can also use Crystal Wing, which has high anti-monster performance.
I want to differentiate being a beast. However, even with that in mind, it's undeniably lacking in power, and I think it's a difficult card to handle.

A slightly quirky high-link Trickstar.
The required material is Trickstar x2, and since he has a magic roller that can revive Link and a new one in the same pack, it is easy to summon. On top of that, it has perfect resistance, but if you put a monster on the marker, the resistance will disappear. If you're in your own field, it's easy to deal with by playing, but if you're in the EX zone, the marker is also facing your opponent, so you can easily deal with it by simply placing a monster ahead of it. These evasions require a diagonal link in the EX zone. Its ATK isn't low either, but in the current era of 2800, it's a little underpowered as a trump card, and due to its resistance, it can't receive support from Carrobane, etc., and if it's a high-beat Deck like Blue-Eyed, it'll easily be defeated. If you want to maintain it, you want to make the back thicker. The burn effect is link 4, so it's easy to send a lot of materials and it works well. Even if you revive, this can be activated, so this effect may be more useful than resistance. It can be said that it is a monster for finishers that settles with a burn effect and high ATK while making use of resistance during their turn rather than forcibly sticking to resistance and maintaining it.