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The text is a little confusing, so you need to be careful when using it.
It's the narrowest range and the worst efficiency, so I'm sure you're curious about dealing with it now...
It's a removal that doesn't target, and if you strengthen it, you can expand its range, but it's still tough when you consider how rough it is at exhaustion and it doesn't connect to links.

It can pay LP and lower offense and defense to a maximum of 0, and it has combo properties, but it can only be used during battle, and Trap is a tough performance as a battle support.
I think the priority is strict with the impression that the dexterity is poor.

name effect.
However, as already said, the counter is also a "Trap", and there are cards that can counter Trap in general, such as Reboot, Wiretap, and Thieves, and there are too many other highly versatile competitors. The impression of a card whose meaning itself is questionable.

It is a level 5 x 3 and a heavy required material, and in the case of regular summons, the burn effect cannot be handled.
The draw effect when going to GY is forced, so there is no need to worry about missing the timing and there is no turn limit, so if you have a resurrection method, you can aim for a large amount of draws by using it as a link material.
However, it's honestly not worth clearing the heavy conditions and summoning it normally just for this effect, so I'd like to aim for a rank-up deployment.
If you meet the conditions, you can burn as many cards as you have in your hand, and since it has a draw effect even before evolution, the synergy is strong.
It also has a strong synergy with 《Tethys, Goddess of Light》itself and before evolution.
However, it is necessary to destroy it in battle, and his RBI is 2500, which is a number that leaves him uneasy about actively fighting.
More than that, it is the deployment method that bothers me. Before evolution, the decks that can be put out are somewhat limited due to material restrictions, but this card is also rank 5ⅭX, so the means to rank up are also limited.
In addition to this, it comes with an effect that is highly dependent on combos.
If it goes well, it can produce explosive power of 1 kill class, but it is a very difficult card to handle.

Since he is bound by an angel, his decks are somewhat limited, but there are some decks that are easy to use.
It uses 1 material to draw and has a solid effect, but its offense and defense are at the same level as the lower class, and it's difficult to prioritize it over other candidates for a simple reason at rank 4, which is a fierce battlefield.
As already said, it works well with Tethys, and you can also aim to develop it by hitting a level 4 angel, which is a material for triggering the effect over there.
Compatibility with CX, which is an evolved form, is also good.
Despite its simple effect, it gives the impression of a card that requires a lot of ingenuity to make the most of it.

It is easy to request 2 rank 4 and unspecified 2 bodies, and it is possible to overlap summon common to Zoodiac.
In addition, it has a wide range of beast warrior searches and no limit for one turn, making it a versatile X for his deck that deals with beast warriors.
But in addition to this effect, it was a Zodiac that didn't work.
There is a name turn limit for stacking summons, but as I mentioned earlier, this card is easy to normal summon, so I'll have plenty of time to search for 2 cards.
It was too good as a starting point, and the business trip was also high, so I thought it would be more difficult to return than Drancia.

There is no level limit due to effects such as Gagaga's Alive, and there is no cost, but it is dependent on the opponent's opponent and the disadvantages are severe. I feel that it has become even more resounding.
I think that it is hard to say that it is excellent as a recruit card.

Gagaga's final stage side is rarely lined up with Gagaga.
You don't need to rely on 《Gagaga Samurai》as an ace because of its high finisher performance.
Even if it's a defensive card in the unlikely event that it can't be defeated, it's powerless against removal other than destruction, and it's troublesome to line up as an anti-interference.

There are few search targets for 1, but since cooperation is a search card, it can be said that he is useful enough to contribute to the stability of the deck.
The 2 level change also makes it easier to work with cards that were previously difficult to use together, and has excellent combo properties, which is also a useful effect.
There is no doubt that it is an excellent support for Onomato.

Using his hand as a cost, he can search or recruit Despian, and since that cost is also processed and discarded, he can combo with not only Despian but also Dark World, making it easy to make up for losses and aim for further development.
Moreover, since it is a Quick-Play Spell, it can also be used as a defense.
GY's destruction resistance is also good for his Despian fusion, which is combat-powered but not effect-resistant.
It is a defensive deployment and you can only use EX after the effect of 1 is activated, but this performance makes you think that it is not good, and it is flexible to some extent because it is activated "after" and haste.
It's very good as a support, and it's one that will be essential if you operate Despian.

A card that will be one of the main fusion methods in the Despian field.
It will be easy to pull because it is another field of category search.
Hand and field fusion of level 8 or higher is possible, and can be used every turn because of Field Spell.
Furthermore, if an angel other than fusion is removed from the field by the opponent, that fusion can be revived.
However, since this field itself has no resistance, the opponent will also aim to remove it.
It works particularly well with comedy, with the 1st effect protecting this card to some extent, and the 2nd effect fulfilling the conditions for the resurrection effect.
Although it is a Despian field, its effects do not specify a particular category and are versatile.
Speaking of decks that handle fusion in Fairy, there are Fluffal and Darklord, but the former doesn't have many angels in the final stage, and the latter doesn't care about fusion so much, so Despian is still used. I wonder if it will be necessary.

There is no material specification, and rank 5 is one of the ranks that are easy to aim for summoning even in his Chronomaly.
Although it consumes a lot of materials, it can negate the effects of the opponent's monsters, and it can strengthen the monsters on the field while replenishing the materials from his GY every turn.
In addition to supplementing your own low stats, you can aim for combos with Chronomaly's specialty, status changes.
Since it can use all X monsters as materials, it can be used for general purpose, and it is also compatible with RUM, and he is happy that Chaos Atlantaal is easier to use with Chronomaly.
A card with excellent single performance and combo ability.

You can reduce the LP cost to Cash Back, but it's only half of it, so it's useless on its own. Sex can be tough.

"Counter Counter" written in a complicated way.
However, if you look closely, the monsters are only for those who negate the summoning act, and the itchy cousin is out of reach.
I can't help but say that the reliability as a counter is subtle.
I would also like to pair with cards that refer to the number of cards removed.
I have the impression that this is a card for experts who may shine depending on the environment.

As I wrote in the wiki, S with its name and good effect is suitable for the upcoming Cyberstruck.
There is no particular material specification, and even Cyberdark can aim for summoning by using per phalanx.
However, it is a type of card that is mainly effective in his GY, and although it can be sent to his GY by its own effect, it takes time and effort, and it may be better to drop it directly from EX rather than S summon it. I can't. This is also easy for him to target with Cyberdark.
You can equip yourself to an EX monster from his GY, and draw 1 every time you attack, a solid effect.
To be honest, I doubt whether it is effective enough to aim for trouble. If the draw effect didn't have a turn limit, it would have been more romantic, but wasn't it?
However, I feel that the effect of returning EX monsters seems subtle and has potential. It might be useful in Solitaire Deck.