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Well, as it is often said, there are multiple super-compatible existences, and if the face-down monster is eliminated, it will be attacked, so it is fundamentally unreliable as a defense card.
Since they are plainly targeting each other, it is possible to avoid forced attacks, but is it too niche?

Ghost eye shell.
The fusion material is loose, and light and darkness are major attributes, so it is easy to handle as a super fusion personnel.
During each other's main, the combat power of the opponent's monster can be neutralized, and the control power in battle is high.
In that case, if you try to deal with it with effects, you will be able to secure the follower, and recruit excellent people such as Albus with built-in super fusion, Daido Drama God RBI, and Daido Drama God who has high interference power, and you can't get out of hand carelessly. .
It has a good effect, but fusion of level 8 or higher is out of target, and his own attack and defense can not be said to be high, so there is a possibility that it will not work against his fusion-oriented deck.
Also, since your own army is also involved, there are situations where it is difficult to use depending on the situation.
There are some quirks, but in Despian, it's easy to revive, and I think he can be expected to play an active role as an ace.

It's only from the hand or the field, but it's a large force that can be deployed if it becomes a fusion material.
In addition to the RBI of 3000, when an EX monster excluding P is deployed, the effect of one monster can be negate, resurrection or non-regular is fine, and it is also nice to be able to pull the trigger with your own card.
There are many fusions that use darkness as a fusion material, and not only Despian but also his Predaplant and his Darklord who can share racial support can be expected.
Of course, Despian can be expected to be even more active, and even without relying on its own effects, it is easy to deploy in openings and Qeritis.
There is a risk of an accident, but I think it is a versatile piece.

The Despian the Tetra Dogmatika may have originated from. And as expected, the habit seems to be strong.
Requests a total of 3 specified fusion materials. As for weight, he can make up for it with the effects of Despians, but since his main Despian currently only exists in darkness, there is a strong need to rely on other categories for light.
Light has the most versatile cards.
Also, is the large number of required materials an advantage in terms of being able to absorb a lot with super fusion and the like?
The effect is to revive the specified monster of the opponent's GY on each other's turn.
With 3200 ATK and DEF, it has a high burn and finisher effect that refers to the status of cards destroyed in battle.
However, in any case, it is a strong effect that depends on the other party, and it chooses a situation where it can be active without particular resistance.
Despian is a theme that is hard to get out of breath, so I want to create a situation where this card can play an active role.
I think it's a trump card performance, but I don't even feel like I wanted something one step further.

Was the scientist researching instant food?
It can be said that it is an adjusted version of 《Instant Fusion》.
At present, there is no level 1 in the target, and if you look at it comprehensively, what you can do is limited compared to 《Instant Fusion》.
Still, being able to get to level 6 is a blessing for his particular Deck. Above all, it's exciting to see the possibility that some fusions will be spotlighted.

Although it calls for a monster to be on the field, it can be summoned not only when it is hindered by bubble shadows, but also when it is caught in a negate state, and it can be deployed during each other's main regardless of whether it is your own opponent or not. Good conditions.
In addition, it has a moderate stat against the light summoning condition of 2500 ATK and DEF, and has the effect of allowing the opponent to get an ad if he uses his Special Summon, so it has a high restraint on development.
I think it's a very versatile card. In addition to this performance, there is also the idleness of being a person in Frudris, so I am a little worried that the price will rise.

He requested Harpie Lady on the field, and due to the rules, only 3 cards could be recruited, and the sisters were underpowered.
However, the support of this card itself is excellent enough to make up for it, it is excellent in handling, and there is no turn limit. It's definitely a great card.

You can use it in combination with cards that require a hand cost, or you can chain it to your opponent's search/collect action to make it misfire.
However, the aspect that is easily affected by the situation stands out. There is also a risk of strangling yourself if you rail poorly.
I have the impression that it is a card suitable for professionals, whose quirks stand out more than the price you get.

Although it has a handicap effect, it is difficult to handle because it has to pass through battles damage and has summoning sickness.
Since the number of other excellent Toons, including advanced ones, has increased, it is no longer possible to prioritize them simply. Constructed to specialize in handicap...isn't it undeniable in this day and age?
However, he is a Spell user who is blessed with support, and Toon also has many Spellcasters and it is easy to share support. Depending on the type, it may be a card that can be expected to play an active role.

If sushi is the motif and X is used, the card frame also looks like seaweed.
Shari + G Sentai should not be combined.
There is no particular material specification, and the effect of 2 is general-purpose, but it is not as high as 2200 RBI for the effect of the battle premise, and the removal after the battle is easy to deal with before it is activated, making it difficult to handle.
Since there are many other general-purpose rank 4 that can be removed at the time of the main, as already said, it is not powerful enough to be general-purpose, and it will be used on warships.
The warship specified in the conditions for the additional effect, especially Shari, is a low-class vanilla, so it is easy to prepare.
It has excellent effects such as 1 draw and 2 attacks that make up for the loss.
However, as mentioned above, although it has a combat-friendly effect, the subtle hit point of 2200 is a bottleneck.
The removal effect is only once per turn, and it doesn't work very well with continuous attacks.
Even with the additional effects, the single performance is subtle, and the impression is that it smells like sushi. I would like to expect future development.

Donsen's trump card, the final boss in the anime Zexal. And it will be the first card with ✪ of rank 13, 12 or higher in OCG.
It was a non-standard card in various ways, but it should be said that the original attack and defense of 100,000 has a special "defeat" effect that has been changed.
Depending on the effect, it functions as a wall of 100,000 offense and defense, and if it is not fought further, a special victory is possible. The attack negate can also negate the battle once.
However, since it has no effect resistance, there are many ways to break through, and there are cases where its excessively high offense and defense become enemies. As much as possible, I want to exhaust the opponent with his Numeron and Numeronius, which are the undercards.
The problem is the summoning conditions more than the effect. In addition to requiring an unreasonable game level of requiring 5 levels that originally did not exist, it is basically not worth it because it is useless unless it is your own effect to demonstrate its effect.
So, I will use the effect of Numeronious, but the conditions over there are dependent on the opponent, and the operation of Numeronius itself is difficult, and the performance itself over there is high. Existence like Schusta in Quasar.
He's a guy you really want to see as a bonus, and it's a little strange to say that he's worth opening Numeron's tight EX slot for such an existence.
It's a very difficult card to handle. Well, I'm honestly happy that you recreated it while keeping the original from that unreasonable anime version.

With the appearance of Link Monster, which has no level or rank, it is no longer possible to rely too much on monster effects, but his GY removal effect, which is an additional effect, can have a strong influence depending on the opponent.
Impression that it is a strong card if it fits into the mold.
It is currently attracting attention in Links. Not implemented. It can be said to other FAs, but in the case of this card, the impact of the additional effect is high.
A level that could be suffocating just by being knocked down by the holy spear that has been leveled up.
If you think it's fixed with absolute destiny, etc., it's this, so it's not a skill game.

Cards with a sushi motif appeared in Rush, but they also participated in OCG.
There are many things I want to quibble about, such as why the Shari has 2000 RBIs, and the Braver text.
Vanilla and its status has plenty of support and is easy to use.
That said, there are many other low-class vanillas with more attributes and races, and it seems that they will mainly be active on warships that can receive category support.
I will give 8 stars for the current situation with future expectations!

An armed dragon that appeared in the manga version GX.
It was only a vanilla with a name connection, but it has a synergistic effect, probably due to the influence of Armed Dragon being categorized.
However, if the time of appearance as a battle destruction recruiter is so, the effect is also a bit late.
As an Armed Dragon, he has plenty of other Nimble recruiting options, and doesn't have common effects or triggers like Thunder.
That said, low level attackers are valuable in Amdo. I wonder if it's worth adopting if it's going to operate Banrai.

The main factor that makes Numeronius difficult to deal with.
You can get an overwhelming 10000 RBI compared to normal summoning.
However, it is a normal spell and limited to destruction by monster effects, and not only the gate but also the network must be placed in his GY or exclusion zone, and it is easy to get caught in direct deployment restrictions, which is troublesome to operate.
I didn't expect CNo1's deletion of self-destruction effect here.
It can be expected as a restraint against destruction, but I still want to prepare a means to break it myself.
Mercenary troops and eccentric Archfiends are highly versatile, and Numeron is relatively easy to handle because it is easy to have excess summoning rights.
The reward for the effort is enough, but considering the high explosive power of the gate, it can't be denied that romance stops.