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A fusion Ancient Gear whose head only looks like a Zaku.
It has a hit point and required materials that exceed even the ultimate giant, and is heavy.
However, the current ancient machines are full of searching, recruiting, and fusion methods, and since it's dark, it's not that difficult to deal with Obaro.
Thanks to all-out attacks and the suppression of monster effects during battle, it has combat power that surpasses even the Ultimate Titan, and its control power during its own turn is high.
Thanks to magic and trap resistance, it has a decent amount of time.
However, it does not block the activation of demons and traps, so it has both advantages and disadvantages. There is a possibility that you will be punished by strengthening with demons and traps.
Since resistance does not accept your own cards, it is also difficult to support. However, it can be strengthened with Powerbon.
Recently, there is a lot of interference from monster effects, so it is not uncommon for it to be dealt with easily. Also, whether or not the attack performance is useful is easily influenced by the opponent's field.
Although there are some holes and instability, it's not that hard to put out, and I think this effect is adequate enough.

The firepower isn't bad, but it doesn't have a self-deploy effect even though it triggers his Special Summon from the hand, so leave it to others.
I'm also curious about his Satellarknight Siamese and Fire Troopers that respond to all summoning actions with similar effects.
The effect of returning a banished Skull Flame to his GY can be useful in securing a follow-up to Speed King or against banning.
However, since it excludes itself, it becomes difficult to take advantage of the effects of Skull Flame and Speed King, and it doesn't mesh well.
There is also Burial from a Different Dimension that targets all monsters.
It's undeniably difficult to handle because it doesn't mesh well with Skull Flame and there are cards that are easier to handle.
However, it has a burn effect with no turn limit, so it doesn't have a future.

Although it is the highest grade, Ande has plenty of deployment support and is also compatible with Pirata.
However, if you just want Ande's attacker, Doha Surah also exists, so I would like to use it together with Skull Flame related cards to differentiate it.
However, the all-important Skull Flame-related cards are not easy to handle, including myself, and I still have to give a delicate evaluation.

Founder of ☆.
Compared to when it first appeared, it has become easier to operate with the appearance of Goto Oni and Bloom.
However, I cannot say that the effect is easy to use. Burn requires a Skull Head with low single performance, and even if it is sent to GY, it can leave a Skull Flame, but if it is excluded by its own summoning, it will not work well. Any time as a bonus.
I can still forgive the fact that the effect is subtle, but it hurts that the RBI has become 2600 compared to the anime version. Were you warned that Ande is easy to Special Summon and has many resurrection methods?
It is undeniable that he is somewhat lacking in strength to compete with the ace of the current environment.

A fusion dragon with a dream that uses the trump cards of the two major Yu-Gi-Oh characters as materials. It is also a representative of fusion just by riding, but it looks strangely cool. The material is too luxurious and it seems difficult, but Chaos is a ritual, so it's easy to search, and the ultimate bride is a fusion, which is rare for this kind of monster, so you can use it as a fusion substitute, so you can use it as a material later with the dragon's mirror. Since it can be done, it can be connected to the subsequent ones and I definitely want to use it. It's easier than just summoning. It's an old card, so even though dragons are a major race, the effect is a little subtle and it's a muscle that doesn't have resistance. Of course, it is not invincible in combat, so I want to be careful with Crystal Wings and Rebellions. You can't do Special Summon other than fusion, so if you want to maintain it, use 《Mound of the Bound Creator》etc. While merging in his hand and field to fertilize his GY, even if he is removed, he will be able to turn back immediately with a dragon mirror, etc. If he can make good use of this overwhelming power, he should be able to perform well. I think it's romantic enough.

It's a strangely American design, which is bad for those who like it, but it's lame if you look at it as a D.
Material designation is loose, and summoning is easy because it is a HERO with many fusion and search methods.
However, considering the effect of 1, I would like to use 1 lower class D as a material.
At the time of Special Summon, damage equal to the ATK of GY's low class D is given, and the maximum firepower is currently 1600. In addition, since he reacts to Special Summon in general, if there is a resuscitation method, he can sharpen his LP.
On the other hand, if the conditions are met, it can be removed with Friche, and if the means is Ⅾ, it can be actively fulfilled with dynamite, honesty, dreadbuster, etc. It also appears to be virtually immune to weakening.
Note that Borreload is both a good card and a natural enemy.
When it first appeared, it was difficult to make use of it unless it was a specialized construction, but now that the card pool has expanded, it has become possible to operate it without difficulty.
However, if it is a fusion HERO with removal, there is also Destroy Phoenix.
A formidable competitor that does not take any targets, and also weakens the entire body and has high combat power.
However, D-HERO is easy to line up and can further strengthen the board surface, and it is also possible to revive with the resurrection effect over there and reduce LP, so it is easy to use together.
I wonder if it will be one of the excellent fighting strengths in D.

Enkodo.
The required monsters are 2 Cybers, and if they have high deployment power, it will be easy to summon.
Since it requires a monster at the link destination to activate the effect, it can be said that it is actually a link 4.
It's a little roundabout for light only, but it has a built-in strengthening effect like Honest. However, if this card is targeted first, it cannot be activated, so it is fragile in terms of defense.
In the original family, there are many other existences with high combat power such as Access, and as a Hikari Accesscode Talker, it tends to be hubbed by the existence of the lighter Invert.
Even in pure Cybers, there are stable rivals such as Astram, but I would like to differentiate myself by the looseness of the material and belonging to his Accesscode Talker.
Depending on how you use it, it might be a card suitable for combos that can demonstrate high explosive power.

The material is loose enough to be covered by tokens, and the marker position is also a position where it is easy to aim for a mutual link, but it weakens the monster at the marker point, so you want to avoid it by playing. It would be best to just make it a high-link connection. The self-regenerating effect is a little slow after the next turn, and it's quite painful that it can't be used as a link material, but Cyber Slinks such as Accesscode Talker and Trisbaena need additional monsters to make use of their effects, so you can prepare the cost. It's excellent. It can also be used to weaken monsters in the opponent's extra zone, so it can be used as a battle aid other than cost.
If you line up with the easy-to-summon administrator, the total firepower will not be underestimated.
It's not as good as security, but it's a monster that's easy to handle as a relay monster.

Revolver's new girlfriend Topologic, a monster with a cool transformation gimmick.
It has a powerful effect, but I think it's a pretty peculiar monster. The material is easy to use with 2 or more effects, and the marker position is the same as decoding, but the marker destination is meaningless unless you negate yourself because the effect is forced to activate like the bomber, so it is not suitable for deployment assistance. . For the time being, it is difficult for the opponent to use the marker, and it is an evaluation point that you can place the marker to face the EX zone and use the other EX zone yourself to pseudo-lock the opponent to the EX zone. The effect is powerful and powerful against opponents who do not allow reuse, but it is regrettable that the cost tends to be excluding and it is somewhat anti-synergy with Rokket. Also, since it affects each other, if you don't pay attention to your playing, you may end up with a disadvantage.
Since it doesn't have any resistances, it doesn't have a good hold on the field, and in situations where you tend to be prone, it's likely to be removed before it's activated, so you want to use it after adjusting the backing and effect activation conditions when you're ahead or dominant.
Although it has some quirks, I think it's an excellent card with high versatility that has enough power as a general-purpose Magic/Trap meta.

It has a similar effect to 《Fusion Tag》, and at the moment there are no links that use the card name as a material, so it's not that useful, but there's a good chance that such a monster will appear in the future, so it has a high potential. hey. In the second half, there are few Cybers that you want to search for at level 5 or higher, so it's still subtle, but having the ad recovery ability itself is excellent, and there is a great possibility that this will also be useful in the future. Since it is level 1 and has 0 stats, it is also an advantage that it is easy to call with various support. It may not hurt to collect them while they are cheap.

One of Yu-Gi-Oh's flagship monsters, one of the charms of this guy is that even though it's been decades since he first appeared, he still has the strongest ATK of 3000 and his rival Ace has created the image of 3000. person of merit. The same can be said for Bramaghi. Thanks to this power, it has high combat power even by itself, but the biggest advantage is that it is a light level 8 normal dragon and has an incomparable amount of support coming from the fact that it is also a category. Recently, there are cards that are only effective for effects (such as Scarlight), and being vanilla is one of the resistances, making it a feature that can't be ignored. There are many different illustrations and some derivative species such as fusion, but it's not as good as Bramage, but it's also an advantage that you can choose which deck to use. I want you to stay at the top of vanilla forever.

Along with the well-known Blue-Eyed, Yu-Gi-Oh's signboard and the ace of Yami Yugi, the first protagonist.
Because Yami handles a variety of cards, the finisher rate is not as high as the other protagonists, but Yami Malik battles and many derivative types. He has a great presence because he is active in big situations such as the story about Mahad, and it can be said that he is a representative card.
Despite being the highest grade vanilla, the RBI is 2500, which is the same level as the upper grade, and it is completely insufficient on its own.
However, it has a vanilla, dark, and spell user, and has a blessed status, and it is treated as a signboard of this game.
By making full use of them, it is possible to be as active as the latest cards in recent years, and it is a beloved card.

A good relay came out for the fusion axis HERO. He himself is a Warrior and has the name of HERO, so it is easy to use as a material.
The effect makes it easy to aim for continuous fusion, and there weren't many battle-level cards with the effect of recovering fusion from his GY with HERO, so I think it's excellent in that it can open up that space. Since it is necessary to further develop HERO after preparing this guy, I would like to use Solid and Diabo.
It's an effect for continuous fusion, but it only adds markers to the top and bottom in one place, and it's also good for the opponent, so let's quickly use it as a material for Isolde or Crossguy. It's a good match to bring the material. I don't think it's very useful because it's a marker that can easily be deployed multiple times from extras as mentioned above if you're not good at developing your hand when it's not destroyed.
Rather than a deployment aid, it can be said that it is a useful intermediary monster for various combos.

A deformed 5Ds designed HERO with an altar on its shoulder. Other HERO fans might get mad at me, but if this was a HERO other than D, they might still be able to understand it.
As you can see by searching for D-HERO on this site, the design doesn't have any dark hero pieces that stand out in a bad way compared to other D's. This guy's D is a lame D.
Let's stop with the swearing, when it first came out, it was the worst in terms of practicality, partly because of the new rules. .
Although the consumption is rough, the explosive power from the additional fusion of 1 and the destruction resistance of the effect of 2 are in the middle of the day, and the dystopia and dark row are hardened to increase the control force, and the damage cut is alive to reduce his LP. There is a benefit if it is a simple HERO.
In terms of practicality, it has improved greatly compared to when it first appeared, and I think it has become worth trying to operate.

A valuable Level 4 Fiend P monster that can be easily Special Summoned from your hand, albeit once during a Duel. A good material that can be easily connected to a powerful electrum or rank 4 and can be used as a material for Caesar or Overlord Stave, the scale is 7 and so on.
The effect matches the new rules, and the cost is also good because his Abyss Actor has a card with an effect that can retrieve the script from his GY, so this can also be incorporated into the tactics.
Even without its effect, I think it's a highly versatile card that can be used as a valuable P-monster that can be easily deployed in the P-Deck.