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You can attack without worrying about attack reaction system or reverse effect by your own effect.
However, in the current environment, those effects are not so many, so I feel a little unsatisfactory.
His RBI is 2300, which is not enough for an advanced player, but if you strengthen it with support cards, it will be a suitable value as an attacker.
It has a solid effect, but I wanted it to have a more powerful effect to call it a slugger.

It is an easy-to-use card in "X-Saber" because it can be synchronized immediately by taking out "X-Saber" Tuner from your hand with its effect.
However, as of the 11th term, using two bodies to S summon one body is insufficient power.
It's not even an effect that touches the Deck, so if a powerful new one comes, it's likely to leave the Deck.

Once per turn, "U.A." has the effect of protecting from destruction.
In the current environment, it's pretty frustrating to have only one monster that is resistant to destruction, so I want to make it easier to get through that obstacle by lining up with Perfect Ace and the like.
Although the defensive power does not reach 3000, it is reasonably high.

"U.A." with a universal counter effect that can be used only during the opponent's turn
The hand cost is necessary, but since it's a highly versatile interference effect, if you're preparing for your opponent's turn with the "U.A." Deck, you want to put it on the field first.
This card has no resistance, and its obstruction effect is on turn 1, so if possible, I would like to use the effects of my allies to add resistance to it so that I can reliably obstruct my opponent.
You can't use the effect on your own turn and the RBI is low, so let's retreat with your friends when the turn comes back.

"the Melodious Diva" fusion that can hit twice
With two fusions, ATK 2500 is unsatisfactory, but if you supplement the RBI with cards such as Sonata, it will become a high RBI monster with two attacks, and you can reduce his opponent's LP at once.
However, since "Otohime of the Melodious Diva" is specified as a material, it is a bit difficult to put out, and compared to the other two fusions, it is difficult to use alone.
However, if you play this card with a single 《Ostinato》and use it as a link material for Bloom Harmonist, you can use the Salvage effect to collect the monsters used as material or as a hand cost.

Link 2 that can recruit 2 "the Melodious Diva"
Once the effect is determined, Aria and Elegy can be placed side by side to add strong resistance. It would be nice to put out the superlative `` Maiden of the Melodious Diva '' or a soprano with a salvage effect and a fusion effect.
However, this card has no resistance, and if the effect is negate by hand trigger etc., it will suffer a fatal disadvantage of 2 monsters used as material + 1 card in hand.
Also, since he can only Special Summon at the link destination, if there are still special monsters left, even if he puts out a second one, he will only be able to Special Summon one. With "the Melodious Diva", if you have monsters on your field, you won't have many ways to deploy monsters, so the effect of the second body won't work well, and you'll end up lacking in offensive skills.
It has a strong effect, but the current "the Melodious Diva" does not have a very powerful card, so its strength is subtle. I still think it's a great card for the future.

At the highest level, she has excellent effects as a means of deploying LIGHT/Fairy and "the Melodious Diva" monsters that are effective when Special Summoned.
After Bloom Harmonist appears, you can recruit Aria or Elegy with its effect, and if you can get her Special Summon from your hand, you can secure a means of deployment from the next turn while laying strong resistance. However, even though I have greatly reduced my hand with link materials and hand cost, I can't special summon from GY, so it's a bit of a mismatch. If we can expand to Lauriet Francois, that problem can be solved, but the initial hand requirements are very high.
However, this card itself requires other means of deployment, and has inconsistent performance. It would be nice if the lower class had this kind of effect.
In Lynx, he can Special Summon from GY Deck with his skills, so it is also an excellent way to deploy Lauriet Francois, who has been pulled out, but if you draw this card itself, the worst case is the highest level with no means of deployment. It leads to an accident of holding two bodies.
It is a necessary card for the current Melodious Diva, but there are many places where it is difficult to use.

Ritual Spell that can ritually summon Demis and Ruin
Compared to "End of the World", it can be Ritual Summoned even if its level isn't exactly right, but for some reason it can only be released from your own field.
Using Impcantation can make up for it a lot, but not being able to release his Ritual Monster of the same level in your hand is a pain.
The GY effect's ability to prepare for the next turn's development is not bad, but it's a pity that you can't use it unless you use this card, which is difficult to activate after all.
Since the 9th gen, GY and his Deck cards have increased in number, but in the 10th gen, the range of releases has narrowed. . .
It's a good example of "weak deck new is the word weak".

It is a stronger version of 《Ruin, Queen of Oblivion》, and it has a powerful effect, probably due to the backlash that was originally difficult to use.
It has two effects that easily inflict battle damage and resistance to effect destruction, and if you build a dedicated Deck, you can play an active role as a strong finisher against removal.
The only downsides are that the Ritual Spell for this card is outdated for the 10th generation and that the RBI does not reach 3000.
Among the new Demis & Ruins in the same pack, this card seems to be the weakest for some people, but I think it's the most powerful card.

Ritual Monster with sweep effect
If you can wipe out your opponent's field with this card, you can safely deploy monsters and aim for one kill.
However, nowadays there are many cards with destruction resistance, and since there is no resistance, it is not uncommon for them to be unable to fulfill their role due to destruction or bounce of the free chain. Since monsters with no resistance on your field are also tiered, you must have a very good hand in order to get one kill after using this effect.
There used to be a deck based on this card in the past, but now it feels a little underpowered.

Link 2 Marincess with revive and salvage effects
With an ATK of 1500 or less, WATER doesn't care about the number of links, so he can Special Summon Link 3's Coral Triangle and Link 2's Splash Mage to connect with monsters with a high number of links.
The salvage effect can be used in various ways, such as searching for monsters used as link materials or his Marincess Trap. Unlike other Links with salvage effects, this card is easy to target during your opponent's turn.
Among the many "Marincess" Link Monsters, I think it's the most powerful monster.

A card with an effect that can deploy two Marincess
The first resurrection effect can be used not only to simply increase the number of links, but also to prevent interference.
The second effect requires 《Marincess Battle Ocean》, but since it is an effect that touches the Deck, if you have time to spare, aim to activate this one.
Also, until now, by searching for this card from one "Marincess" such as Pascalus or Mandarin that didn't make the first move via Sea Angel, it will be possible to link 3 or 4 (although Tokai cannot be secured). Being able to put out "Marincess" is very important.
The only drawback is that it has a turn 1 with the same name.
It can be said that this is a card that greatly increases Marincess's stability and resistance to interference.

"Marincess" Trap Cards that can swap Link Monsters
You can use Aqua Argonaut to interfere with Great Bubble Leaf, which has already used its draw effect, and you can follow up during the Battle Phase, although you can't attack directly. So I think it's a handy card.
It's possible to use it for the purpose of sacrificing and escaping, but in that case it's better to add perfect resistance with 《Marincess Wave》.
Since the target monster returns to EX, he can't use GY, but for Link 4, which tends to have fewer cards, it can be said to be an advantage.
Among the "Marincess" cards of the same period, it is a little lackluster card, but it is not a weak card.

One of Link 4 "Marincess"
It has a valuable removal effect for "Marincess", who has a lot of WATER ties and can't rely on the effects of general-purpose Link Monsters. It's a bit painful to have to bounce your own monsters, but being able to remove your opponent's cards without worrying about their destruction resistance is excellent.
Since the effect of ① is not well known, the opponent who tries to destroy other monsters by battle may be confused because they can not do it. It used to be able to protect 《Toadally Awesome》, which had a strong suppressing effect, from being destroyed in battle, but now that it's banned, does it mean that the opportunities to play an active role have decreased?
The effect of ③ is also excellent because it can negate all kinds of card effects in combination with 《Marincess Wave》. Equip cards can be equipped with the effect of Marincess Battle Ocean, which can be searched with the effect of Link 1, so it won't be a bottleneck.
Marincess will aim to get this card and Marincess Wave on the first turn.

Link 3 "Marincess" where you can search the category Trap
It's great to be able to secure 《Marincess Wave》during deployment, which has been difficult to secure until now.
The effect of ② is also excellent as a comeback after the board is rolled up. As an opponent, if this card exists in his GY, it is difficult to annihilate our monsters without thinking. Also, at the time this card is played, "Marincess" on Links 1 and 2 should be in GY, so unless he is removed from GY, there is no reason for him not to be revived.