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Comprehensive evaluation: Deployment, Field Spell search gives a range of movement.
If a level 7 Synchro Summon is possible, discard the Field Spell used for deployment and search for a new Field Spell, leading to deployment.
There are so many possible moves, such as discarding 《Boot Sector Launch》and leading to an arbitrary Field Spell search.
Various operations such as searching for 《Dragon Ravine》from 《Dragunity Remus》and connecting to the deployment of various Dragons can be considered.
In addition to being able to develop the former 《Destrudo the Lost Dragon's Frisson》and 《Union Hangar》, it seems to be involved in the development of 《Visas Starfrost》.

(1) has the effect of receiving damage after Special Summon, and since it can be comboed with cards that trigger damage, it seems to be a card that can be used in various ways.
Even without the combo effect, as a tuner that can be Special Summoned regardless of the board, it can be used without difficulty in his Synchro Summoning deck.
Synchron monsters that are easy to search are also excellent.
The effect of (2) is conscious of his Stardust Dragon and 《Shooting Majestic Star Dragon》support, but since the target affects all of his Dragon S monsters, the opponent's Kaiju's release and effect removal will affect them. You can also think of it as a card that gives resistance to
Many Dragon S monsters have powerful suppression effects, making it easier to maintain such cards, so it's a card I definitely want to use in a Synchro Deck.

Accompanied by 《Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon Lord》.
I'm happy that the number of undead Synchro Monsters has increased, but I can't help but say that it's a delicate performance.
Since (1) is "exclude monsters during Special Summon", it is necessary to prepare "Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon Lord" on the field in order to use it as a hindrance during the opponent's turn.
Also, only your opponent's monsters can be banished, so you cannot target your own monsters that activate their effects when banished.
(2) also negates the monster effect when a monster is Special Summoned by GY, so it cannot be used as a counter against the activation of the opponent's monster's effect. Usability is similar to 《Dramaturge of Despia》.
If I could prepare a monster that can be revived with Fliche, it would be easier to use, but the candidate is about Fairy Tail - Snow.
Also, this effect can target your own monsters. It can also be used to reset the level of 《Immortal Dragon》, which has reached a delicate level.
It feels a little weak by modern Yu-Gi-Oh's power standard, but it's not a card that can't be used because it's strong as a removal and has high attack and defense.

"Kaiju" effect Santa Claus that appears under the chestnut duel. In particular, there is no Special Summon restriction, and unlike 《Kaiju》, there are no hidden effects, so you won't be caught off guard, so it's a normally excellent removal card. I would like to pay attention to the fact that you can Special Summon even on the turn you used 《Photon Sanctuary》for LIGHT. Kaiju also has LIGHT, but he has a high ATK of 3300, and if he hits with Number 62: Galaxy-Eyes Prime Photon Dragon with an ATK of 11200, he will barely survive with 7900 damage. Well, this card is a Special Summon in Defense Position, so if he can get a one-kill after hitting Santa Claws, I think he can do it against Kaiju too...
He is dressed as Santa Claus, but since he gives the presents (drawing) to the opponent duelist (unless he returns control), he doesn't give the presents to himself.
Duelists can't escape chestnuts. "Santa Claws" says so.

VFD II.
Swordsoul is a great match because he is Wyrm and his attributes tend to vary. Search works too.
If you don't know the opponent's deck, ② is difficult to act as a preemptive suppression, but it's great that his Special Summon meta is activated even if you destroy your own monster. Moreover, Special Summon is not a residual effect.
In addition, it has effect destruction resistance, and the defense is quite high at 3000, so it has a good presence.
In a strong environment like Dragoon, it can play an active role as a meta, and even if it is not, if you put it in after the second game in a match battle, you can force a pretty painful development. A strong card that can be banned in OCG.

KONAMI doesn't seem to like undead enhancements, so when you think a new one has finally arrived, it's performance is quite modest.
First of all, offense and defense are low, and since it's a 10-star synchro, either 3000 would have been fine.
Next, the effect is actually only "Revive his GY's undead on the opponent's turn."
However, since monsters of any race can be revived under 《Zombie World》, there seems to be room for interesting combo development.
Personally, I like reviving 《Chaos Hunter》and using 《Baronne de Fleur》over and over again.
You can also rescue 《Doomking Balerdroch》when it looks like it will be banished by your opponent’s 《Called by the Grave》.
The designer probably wants it to be used in combination with 《Skeletal Dragon Felgrand》, but honestly, I can't expect it to be strong enough to require that much effort.
The next undead enhancement is about Wollow, Founder of the Drudge Dragons, and it's a race that has been around since the early days of the original work, and it's not that popular, so I wonder why it's been so coldly treated (because of Zombie World?).

Like Kaiju Lavago, you can remove opponent's monsters by breaking their resistance. Like over there, it's good to return it to your hand with Kaguya and reuse it, or make it your own with 《Owner's Seal》or 《Remove Brainwashing》. Especially since it has the disadvantage of making the opponent draw during the end phase. If you take control, you can draw 1.
However, on the other hand, he has a good compatibility with Kaiju Lavago and his level does not match, and it is a flaw that it is very difficult to use as a material. Since the attribute race is the same as Fabled, I feel like I can do something...?
Merry Crucimus!

A card that is often used in 《Swordsoul》because it can be searched easily with 《Swordsoul Emergence》.
Since he himself is his DARK, it is not uncommon for him to win by declaring DARK every turn.
Even if your opponent tries to remove this card, it will not be easily removed due to its high status and resistance to effect destruction.
It's around Infinite Impermanence that's scary, but it's safe because the restriction that "he can't Special Summon ○ attributes" won't be negated.
It's not uncommon for the game to be decided just by putting it on the field, so I honestly think that suppressing monsters with such resistance and residual effects should be banned.

Due to the effect of (1), I think that he is excellent for Deck because he is a tuner who can special summon with loose conditions because he is mainly a synchro summon.
Even if it is sent to GY, it can be revived even if the "Dragon" Synchro Monster is removed or released due to the effect of (2), so I think there is no waste.

It's a nice card among the Sky Striker comic books that I feel like I've missed many times.
Compared to Donna, which has similar effects, the material is attribute-bound, but there is no race-bound, and the destructive effect can destroy anything. .
If you use the effect, he will be sent to GY instead of destroying himself, so it is difficult to combo, but if you have 3 spells in GY, you can survive. There is a possibility that this one will survive against Donna, who will almost die if used.
Unlike Donna, it's a Special Summon effect, so if you use Mascarena on your opponent's turn, it will interfere with it, but it's pointless to add destruction resistance with Mascarena because it sends GY.
If it's not too late to remove it even after fighting, he won't use the effect during Special Summon, and he has the option to remove it with the effect during battle, so he can turn around easily.
Due to attribute restrictions, it cannot be used in any deck, but since light and darkness are relatively loosely specified, it seems to be a card that can be used as a general purpose card.
When used as Sky Striker Ace, it is relatively weak against Spell Trap meta cards that are face-up, such as magic seals, so it can be dealt with, but the material restriction becomes an enemy and Link 1 Sky Striker Ace is entwined with the material. It is harder to use than his other decks because it cannot be used.
For the time being, his survival rate is higher than other decks because it is easier to store 3 of his spells in his GY than other decks.

As for the effect itself, the monster effect (1) (2) and the P effect (1) work well together, and it is a powerful monster that can aim to destroy two monsters every turn.
The effect is very strong, but he is a little more difficult with the Special Summon method. It is necessary to line up level 7P monsters or rank up with cards such as 《Phantom Knights' Rank-Up-Magic Force》. A card with considerable versatility if the X condition is not a P monster.

Beast's advanced Normal Monster that appeared in the first season.
With one sacrifice, he has an ATK of 2000 which is just barely acceptable.
I don't know if it was necessary for this monster, who is an ordinary Beast of EARTH, to be the personification of evil written in the flavor text.
In the game work, the evil incarnation setting is utilized in the form of corresponding to "Malevolent Nuzzler", and it is also possible to create it by fusing Beast with Fairy and Winged Beast.

A Beast-Warrior high-level Normal Monster that Jonouchi used in the original Kingdom Arc, and in the Bandai version, a blue dragon monster.
The Rudo Kaiser used by Kaiba matches the race, level, and weapons used, has almost the same stats, and has a relatively similar appearance.
At that time, he was the only Beast-Warrior monster with his FIRE monster, and even now, his FIRE is very small in Normal Monster's Beast-Warrior.
His success in burying Keith's main monsters, the torture machine and the launcher spider, is impressive.
The appearance is not bad at all, and it is a monster that I strongly feel is worth remaking personally.

A trap card that strengthens the defense of a single monster that appeared in season 1.
It's a card that seems to have been made as a pair of reinforcements, but I don't quite understand the sense of balance in assigning castle walls to human reinforcements.
Basically, it does not lead to the acquisition of an advantage by interception, so it feels less than a reinforcement.

It is a temporary RBI assist system trap card that appeared in the first period, and it is useful as it is because it can also be used for interception.
However, even within the first term, there is another effect, "Kunai with Chain" that permanently increases RBI, and if Cyclone is not yet available, it will be even more difficult.
It's also included in EX, so I think it's a card that can be used cheaply by the standards of the time, but...