Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Rating List　Showing 7,981 to 7,995 of 10,769

It's designed to connect to Rank 2 Xyz at high speed, but other than that, it's an effect that seems to be quite useful.
Since 1 simply becomes 2, you can increase the wall or secure the release synchro material for the next turn. It's fun to try reviving the tuner if you have one.
Inevitably, Deck will be chosen, but since there are no restrictions other than level, it can be a very effective effect depending on the theme.
Cards full of such versatility and extensibility are still attractive.

For the time being, if there is a monster next to me, the summoning promises a Rank 3 Xyz.
There is also a possibility that it can be used for synchro, so it is quite a standard in level adjustment.
It works well with cards that are low level but easy to deploy, and it's not bad that 《Treeborn Frog》can easily be Revised or Glenn.
Another piece that there are quite a few elements that can be transformed if you make a mistake.

Even the wiki literally says that I have to do my best...
To be honest, I even wondered if this miserable ability was due to this name story.
This kind of effect only comes to life with his ATK, which can hit moderately...

It's all over.
It's still tough to be inferior to Sasuke and Eirin of the same race in both ATK and effectiveness.
It is differentiated in that it can pass through locks at level 3, but Mystic, who kicks the backside defense without reversing it, is his rival this time.
Mediocre for both uses. Zubaba and indivisible rigorous ability.

There is no advantage in leaving the materials, so I want to actively aim to activate the effect.
It is useful when the opponent is escaping in defense even if his LP is low, but be aware that it cannot be applied to tokens etc. because it needs to be sent to GY.
Also, in his Jurrac that uses unity, cards other than Dinosaur Synchro can fill EX slots.
However, 2000 RBI is not quite enough for rank 3 where there are many powerful monsters such as Revise, Acid, and Tricky Rhythm, and even so, it demands battle destruction...
The return defense is also weak, and as the card pool increases, the lack of power will be exposed.

Gatchigachi!
The pronoun of Rank 2 Xyz, which shows how troublesome it is to be able to use this kind of destruction resistance over and over again.
It can protect quite a bit and has a modest pump up, so it's basically more useful to put this guy out than leaving two level 2 bodies.
The problem is whether there is an EX frame. If you have one, it's worth keeping one.
Pushed forward from the starter frame to GS. Let's meet Mr. Gantetsu who is glittering in gold.

As the main character of ZEXAL, Yuma's Deck is the core of his Deck, and he works like a workhorse.
As a rank 4 with 2500, it has a reasonable hit point and the effect of negating the attack received from the opponent with one X material. However, due to the adjustment due to the initial X monster, it self-destructs when attacked without X materials.
Thanks to the negate attack, you can maintain the battle line even if you exceed the RBI, but it is weak against removal, so overconfidence is prohibited. Since X materials are also limited, they cannot compete with overwhelming mass deployment. Since it is mediocre in terms of attack, there is currently little reason to prioritize it over rank 4 with power such as Dark Rebellion. For the time being, the attack negate can also be used on yourself, so there is a combo with the familiar "Double or Nothing!" in the anime, but...
In that case, it doesn't have to be a single card, and the number of evolutions that specify this card and the abundance of support are weapons. You can equip ZW or use RUM, but X's strongest attacker, Hope the Lightning, shines and has great value as an underlay. Even with a dedicated deck, he draws a large amount of cards with 《Xyz Change Tactics》in his Shitajiki tactics, so he is also called the King of Shitajiki.

A piece that has supported the undead line for a long time as a 2400 RBI that pops out with pirata.
I can't deny the feeling that now it's been replaced by immortal dragons with pseudo goyo effects and prison flames that are easy to put out...
The effect is by no means worthless, but it's hard to aim, unstable, and hard to decide. I can break through Gigan and Cien by trading, but I feel like there are other cards like that...

First of all, the fact that it is limited to races is a bottleneck, and it is even more difficult to get through the battle because it is after the damage test.
If it is a more powerful opponent, it will also be defeated by itself, so there will be many parts that are inferior to more general-purpose special attacks and landmine effects.
ATK isn't something to be proud of either, and it's tough not being able to differentiate roles...

Many of the monsters with double attacks will play against this card.
The status and surrounding environment are really easy to use, and it demonstrates its double attack with equipment beats.
The ban on taking control is also excellent. It's a card that reinforces his ATK and attacks him, so it's a good idea to block the ability to steal it from being used against him.
Since it is a double-attack male, it is easy to use.

The trump card of the Sea Deck of tradition and achievement.
There is no need to explain the strength of the Demis effect. The compatibility with Atlantis is the best,
Allows you to reduce your own release and use it as a cost for its effects.
With the increase in the number of bullets called "Forgotten Temple of the Deep" and the appearance of the smaller type "Codarus", which can be maneuvered in small circles, the power of his deck is growing. I will not retire from active duty yet.

In addition to its weak ability for a release, the cost of its injection destruction effect is limited.
And it's also a problem that the cost monsters are too weak, and it's difficult to maintain and deploy because it's an ability before it's said to be unaffected by spells.
Furthermore, this guy is a sea dragon, and the bullets are fish and water, so it's difficult to support him with a race.
Even if you use Atlantis, at the point of binding the Deck configuration...

After all, the effect is a bonus. A card used as a bullet for the Great Fortress Shachi.
In other words, the evaluation of Shachi is directly linked to the evaluation of this card. Please be careful later.
Since it's Aqua, it's a decent attacker under 《Wetlands》, but Spell negate makes no sense...

The effect is honestly a bonus. A card used as a bullet for the Great Fortress Shachi.
In other words, the evaluation of Shachi is directly linked to the evaluation of this card. Please be careful later.

Bagloss Bagloss Bagros
In Fifth, which uses Atlantis, it can be used as a direct player with high damage.
Submarine is more stable, but I don't know when it will be attacked by a reversal hand, and I want to scrape his opponent's LP as much as possible.
I think it's a strong candidate along with Submarine if this kind of deck is centered on direct.