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The long-awaited Don Sen no Ace appeared in No Comp File.
As expected, like Numeronia, the ATK10000, which was a feature of the anime version, was difficult to adjust, offense and defense? It has become.
Offense and defense? However, like Horakuti, it does not have the effect of deciding its own offense and defense.
It specializes in destroying monsters, and since it can be activated during each player's turn, its removal ability is extremely high.
If you develop from Ritual, you will get an overwhelming hit of 10,000 points in addition to this, so both finisher performance and control power will be high.
However, since the entire removal is forced and defensive resurrection, Link cannot be revived, and there are places where it is inflexible.
Even if the effect is destroyed, you can leave a powerful follow-up, but it depends on the opponent, and you can't expect it, and it's like a check against the effect destruction.
The effect itself is powerful, but the trouble of summoning it is still a hindrance.
The above-mentioned ritual is difficult to handle, and if you just put it out, there are also irregular summons and RUM, but in that case the offense and defense is 0. You will need to supplement your status.
However, it is doubtful whether this guy who tends to have a hard time getting out can afford to strengthen it.
Numeron itself has a tight EX frame and high explosive power of the gate.
However, if it can be put out, it has enough performance to decide the game, and the romance is enough.

Similar to White, the reproduction of the armed dragon in the anime whose appearance has changed depending on the equipment card.
He can Special Summon by using the designated dragon as a cost, and if it's the original Thunder, it's a good match in terms of triggering the 3 effect common to Thunder.
The 2 effect also triggers the 3 effect common to Thunder, and you can permanently strengthen your own monsters. You can also target yourself, and if it is LV10, it will be strengthened by 3000.
However, you will only be able to attack one. If possible, I would like to use it in combination with continuous attacks.
It has good compatibility with Arashi Dragon Ruler, and can aim for rank 7 because it is level 7 and can be searched via GY cost and Thunder 5. Strengthening is useless, but Obaro can attack 3 times.
I think it's a good power that has high explosive power and can do romantic combos.

In the second Power Bon search, it is big that it is easier to activate actively than Pharos. In addition, he can do GY fusion only once.
There are restrictions on fusion materials, but I don't think it would be too much of a problem for him to use this card.
Furthermore, if you go to GY, you can send Cyberdark from Deck to GY, which will also help secure equipment targets for Cyberdark and support the aforementioned fusion.
However, since it has a different attribute from Sidera and cannot be used as a material for Rampage, it seems that it will be a little difficult to cooperate. Weak to Urara.
I think it is a card that can be expected to have high explosive power if it is played well.

That spell that you would want to say if you had such a name.
Draw, resurrection, removal and useful effects are all there, but as already said, the intense GY resource consumption is exhausting.
Rock and his Triamid have many other cards that refer to his GY, so it's easy to compete for resources.
It's not bad, but the habit is a little strong impression.

Like a fortress, add effect destruction resistance and defensive effects to strengthen defense.
It is a defensive choice in Triamid, which has many re-stickings in the opponent's turn.
However, in recent years, there are many cases where it cannot be dealt with because there are many removals other than destruction.
Also, regarding the recovery effect, Iwaseki often uses his GY resource, and Triamid is no exception, and may compete with dancers and pulses for resources. I want to keep his deck spinning on my cruiser.
I have a habit, but I think I want to prepare one.

His Triamid field in Robo form.
Robo-like reinforcement, combat effect suppression and combat-friendly effects are complete. Easy to use the explosive power of Dancer and his Sphinx.
Also, if he goes to GY, he can expand his hand. I would like to aim for the deployment of his Sphinx mentioned above and strengthen the front.
However, since re-sticking common to lower Triamids is limited to the opponent's turn, the bottleneck is that it tends to be delayed.
The nature of the deck makes me feel quirky, but I think it's an indispensable card for the development of Triamid.

One of the Triamid fields that transforms in the form of re-pasting.
A weak LP ad if a rock is summoned, and a hand exchange if Triamid. His Triamid, which has many cards that refer to GY, is grateful for his hand exchange with GY, and since there is no turn limit, hunters can activate it twice.
In addition, if he goes to GY, he will have all the things that are essential for Triamid monster search and deck rotation, and he is a high-priority presence in the Triamid field.

Currently Triamid is the only large monster.
Although it is a Special Summon monster, its own conditions are loose, and it is easy to use King Golem and Pulse other than its own effects.
The base offense and defense is as low as 2500 for the level, but only the GY field type can be strengthened, and Triamid is a theme that specializes in replacing fields, so it usually exceeds 3000.
It also has attack guidance, so you can become stronger in battle. I want to compensate for effect resistance with Fortress and King Golem.
It's undeniable that he's unsatisfactory as a theme ace and trump card, but I wonder if he can play an active role as an attacker with a high degree of surprise.

In addition to the field replacement effect common to Triamid, as a unique effect, he can remove set cards with Triamid as a cost.
The RBI is high among the lower Triamids, and the cost is also compensated by the effect of the Triamid field.
His Triamid, which can send his Triamid field to his GY during his turn, is also valuable.
However, there are many cases where the current environment monsters are rarely set, and Friche counters are the mainstream, so there are many cases where it does not go well, so it is a bit susceptible to the situation.
The point that the level is 4 is also a bottleneck because it is difficult to X with a hunter.
I wonder if it's a card that stands out in various ways

In addition to the field replacement effect common to lower Triamids, it has a unique effect that strengthens the entire rock.
It is a permanent effect, and it can be expected to be greatly strengthened together with the strengthening of the Triamid field.
It's easy to save up the cost of the field by replacing it, and since he returns it to the deck, it also helps recover resources by replacing the field.
There is no name turn 1 limit, so if it goes well, you can demonstrate high explosive power.
However, his own RBI is poor, and it is difficult to take advantage of strengthening unless it is deployed, so there are many things that are required.
I think it's one of the main cards in Triamid.

One of his Triamids that fights while changing the field.
Respond to the opponent's actions with destruction resistance and search/recovery, and use the field stored in GY as the cost of other cards to obtain additional cards. The neck is that it tends to be one step behind because it is limited to the opponent's turn.
The unique effect is the addition of the rock summoning right, which can be expected to improve the deployment power.
Any field is fine, and as many people say, he's a level 3 rock, so he's good at dealing with Gorgonic as well.
I think it's one of the most versatile cards in the Triamid.

From the point that this name is included in the pack sold in January, is it a seasonal story card?
Since it shuffles after activation, he can't cheat by manipulating the top of the deck to give it certainty, such as Zonkyari, which I often think of with cards that affect the top of the deck.
So there will always be instability. In spite of that, only those with high risk stand out more than the return, and I wonder if it will be useful other than the story.

Is it worth the mines that can be seen by synchronizing...
It's a cousin who wants to take advantage of the status aspect, but there is also Kutogua with almost the same stats and higher RBI.
If you want to make the most of it, you want to use it together with Phryche's resurrection cards such as 《Back to the Front》, and use it to get involved in the opponent's sweeper removal.
However, it is undeniable that it is difficult to use because it is easy to be influenced by the situation and the opponent.

A lesser shaded Star Seraph from WP. Is it due to the high degree of combo dependence?
It's not weak, but if it goes well, it has the effect of aiming for mass deployment.
Since the draw effect can be triggered by the opponent, it can also be a restraint on development.
However, there are many things that are required, and it is also important to note that both Scepter and Scepter are optional effects.
As already said, it's a strong card if you're addicted to it, but it also has some peculiarities.

A key factor that once pushed Star Seraph to the environmental level.
In particular, there is no restriction on activating the same name, so it is possible to earn high ads with mass deployment and draws by using it together with Scepter.
There was only a covenant that could only be used for X summoning with 3 or more bodies as materials, and it was conspicuously lax in adjustment, and it was active in various decks of his as a set with Scepter, and it reached the point of being regulated.
Currently, due to the effects of inflation, the hiring of business trips has become less noticeable, but link summoning has made it possible to make new moves, and there is no doubt that he is still excellent.