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A card that makes you think that you can refer to the opponent's field as it is said.
However, due to the distribution method, there was a possibility that the price would be high as a super fusion personnel.
If all the conditions are met, you can aim for 2 draws.
However, it is necessary to match the type of the opponent's and extra cards, and the impression is that there are too many uncertainties for the intense consumption because it is necessary to fuse them on the field and then go through the battle.
You can aim for Pendulum and Link to come out with relatively little consumption, but if you're going to fight with them side by side and include a fusion gimmick, I wonder if it's better to deploy normally.
Since it is a simple response, it is possible to ignore the weakening effect and revive and hit.

A low-class Normal Monster of Beast that appeared in Season 1.
《✪ Beak Snake》, which has a different color, is a snake and a Reptile monster, but this monster is a beast with a long body like a snake.
Due to his aloof appearance, he tends to be excluded from fusion patterns that require a Beast even though he is a Beast in game works. There is only an image.

Appearing in Season 1, he is a low-level Normal Monster of Rock, and has that Metapo as a sidekick with a different color, and his level and status are even lower than Haniwa, who preceded him.
However, for that reason, it is still the only Level 1 Rock Normal Monster, and although it is not a designated fusion material, as long as its uniqueness is not compromised, I would like to give it a 2 point.
However, if a monster like Sunseed Genius Loki appears, you will have to go to 1 point with a super express like Dark Plant.
In game works, it plays an active role from the beginning as a fusion material on the Rock side of the fusion pattern that allows you to create powerful monsters such as Stone Dragon and 《Mystical Sand》. It has a high combo ability that effectively makes it a permanent spell without advancing the turn count.

Counter Trap, which negates monster effects, has 《Solemn Strike》, and if you simply compare it, you will feel that it is easier to use even outside the field.
It is a card that can be used in decks that have the advantage of being able to remove monsters from your hand and take control.
Also, I'm a little worried that I can't get the benefit of Guiding Ariadne because it's "banished by effect" instead of "discarded by cost".

The Warrior's Normal Monster that was used by Jonouchi in the original Kingdom arc, and became the finisher after defeating the Dragon Zombie in the Battle of Honezuka.
It's a monster with an American comic hero feeling that feels like a captain, and the captain feeling is stronger in the coloring in the Bandai version.
A pitiful man who has been nominated as a fusion material for the designation of an undead warrior, and is as good as an elf swordsman as a victim.
In True DM2, he is given the ability to become stronger in battle with Beast, which was not depicted in the original work.

He is a Fiend low-level Normal Monster that appeared in Season 1, and is a fusion material named "Barox".
The appearance and the setting written in the flavor text are completely stereotypical gargoyles, and the cunning of their own abilities and actions is exactly the feeling of a low-ranking devil.
Even so, his ATK is the highest level among the monsters recorded in Booster 1.

Comprehensive evaluation: In addition to burn, one's card destruction can also be performed and a combo can be aimed at.
The main usage is to break the board by destroying the opponent's face-up cards, but since it also destroys your own cards, can you also aim to use the effects of cards that trigger destruction?
It also deals damage.
If you chain it to your own Spell/Trap card, you can destroy the one that has already been activated and inflate the damage, and you can also aim for a draw with Good Goblin Housekeeping or something like that.

Recruit and search without commitment
If it's a deck that Zephyros can fit in, I'll consider going on a business trip anyway.

It is used as a card that resurrects rank 4 of GY and uses the resurrected card and 《Gagagaga Magician》to make 《Number F0: Utopic Future》→ 《Number F0: Utopic Draco Future》.
Although it takes up extra space, it is powerful as a sub-plan, so it can be considered for use in decks that handle rank 4.

A piece that tends to attract attention whenever rumors of rule revisions flow.
It is a well-known story that it soared in 2017. It was actually a more confusing revision.
Since it cannot be activated with the initial LP, a recovery means is required, and the combo dependency will inevitably increase.
In general decks, the priority of LP gain is low, and decks that are good at LP gain seem to be easy to use, but there are many cases where such decks have combos that you want to prioritize separately, and there is an LP cost of 2000, so it is actually not usable. There are many things that are difficult.
However, I think 9000 is still easy, and it seems to have potential in the future.

(Opponent) 《Card of Demise》
His Runick, which locks with Continuous Trap and draws with this card, has won many prizes in tournaments, and since this type was also raging in Master Duel's DC, it will be semi-restricted on January 10, 2023. has been made

Deploy, GY, fertilize and search, and each target is strong, but there is no pledge
If you are a bird and beast, you can go on a business trip for the time being.

The keystone that holds the fate of War Rock.
The effect of (1) is the search at the time of activation, which is becoming familiar these days.
The "War Rock Fortia" searcher in the theme is a defective product that cannot be searched first and cannot activate the search effect if it is a single self-destruct attack. effect is of high importance.
(2) is the expansion effect. War Rock is a terrifyingly dull theme that says "summon a level 5 monster without release" in an era where phony summoning methods are rampant both right and left, so this also has a level of importance that can be a cornerstone. It is possible to put out the card searched in (1) and immediately participate in the battle to aim for the effect activation.
(3) is an effect that substitutes for the battle destruction of Warrior monsters. As mentioned above, War Rock cannot be activated by a single suicide attack or counterattack, but the original hit point is low and the enhancement range is uniform 200. In other words, while pretending to be a combat specialist, in actual combat, there are often cases where you are crushed by monsters with high hit points, or you get stuck in a stalemate when the effect activation is blocked. Even in such a situation, it is very useful as a substitute for destruction that can pass the effect while protecting his War Rock on the board.
That's why, a super excellent card that compensates for War Rock's poor search power, deployment power, and combat power, and supports the activation of effects. I would like at least one of them to pass without this...
Anyway, his Deck, which is based on War Rock, is a level that you can't talk about without it, so it's a must to fully use it along with Terrafo. It would be interesting to go on a trip to the Warrior theme with 《War Rock Gactos》. (3) Substitution can be used for anything other than War Rock.
…To tell the truth, it's a War Rock card, so it's a bit dubious as to whether it deserves 10 points just because it's shining. put it on

It's good that it's permanent and no cost, but it's a hassle to deploy, and as it's been said a lot, considering that there are many other easy-to-use defense and obstruction methods, it's a tough card.

You can't draw immediately, and since it's a field that affects your opponent, you could end up taking a lot of losses at worst.
As a bonus, general-purpose hand triggers such as 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》are often tuners, and considering their adoption rate, the risk is conspicuous.
It's highly neta, but considering the effort and risk of operation, is it less practical?