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A beast of possibilities that can equip various monsters to various cards.
It has the effect of equipping one monster on the field with a monster of the same race or attribute from the hand/deck as his Equip Spell that increases his ATK by 1000.
The flexibility of equipment is quite high, and almost all monsters can be equipped as long as the race or attribute matches. Basically, he can search for monsters from the Deck and use them as fusion materials, or send them to GY to help activate effects, but since the range of equipment is unusually wide, the possibilities are endless. hidden. When it becomes an equipment card, you can forcibly combine cards with equipment effects with other cards to some extent, so it has the potential to create outrageous combos.
As a bottleneck, the compatibility with Union is the most important thing, but since Union has no meaning unless it is equipped with its own effect, it is not good enough, and it is a little difficult to process because it cannot be used as a material for Link Summoning in the same turn it is Link Summoned. Regardless of the former, the latter may give you a headache.

When the link summon is successful, send Destruction Sword to her GY, effect to Special Summon the Buster Blader monster from the hand, and effect damage equal to his ATK for one Buster Blader monster that has not declared an attack when the opponent's monster does not exist. A Link Monster that has an effect on the opponent.
As for the Destruction Sword card, his Spell Trap has the effect of activating her GY, and sending GY will support this. In addition, the effect of special summoning Buster Blader monsters from his hand also supports high-level and heavy Buster Blader monsters.
On the other hand, the effect of converting his ATK to burn when he can attack directly can make great use of his ATK as a swordsman of dragon destruction with a super ATK that is allowed because he cannot attack directly.
Considering that 《Destruction Swordsman Fusion》can actually be searched from his GY sending, it seems to be a card that shines especially in a Buster Blader Deck that uses fusion.

A Link 5 monster that requires an unprecedented Link Summon of 5 monsters.
Special Summon can only be done by link summoning, and if you link summon using all darkness, earth, water, fire, and wind as materials, the effect of clearing the opponent's field, complete effect resistance and combat destruction resistance against light and other than God, It has a maintenance cost that removes 5 GY cards from the back side for each opponent's end.
It is no exaggeration to say that its performance as a monster is that of an invincible dragon. With this RBI, full effect resistance is violence. Moreover, it also has battle destruction resistance other than light and gods. Although it is traded against Lightning. As long as the 5 monsters don't use destructive effects, I don't care what kind of card it is, so depending on how well the Deck develops, it can easily come out.
However, there are shackles corresponding to that, and the weight of the maintenance cost is particularly serious. If it can act for 2 to 4 turns, it's a good deal, and if it can't use destruction effects, it's 5000 RBI, which is just a strong resistance, so there's a risk that it won't be able to decide the game.
Conversely, the attributes are too strict to use the destructive effect. I'm also worried about the Borrel sword with his violent ATK with 4 Effect Monsters.

His Predaplant from the manga version with a subscription with the power of the Pendulum.
It has a P effect that can destroy her Spell Trap on the opponent's face-up on the turn it is activated, and an effect that allows you to discard one plant from your hand at the end of the summoned/Special Summoned turn and search for a lower Plant.
The P effect is not very strong, and although the scale is excellent, the effect is equivalent to Twister, so it is not noticeable. Monster effects are slow to activate during the end phase, and even so, they require a hand cost. For the time being, there are many cards that go well with being discarded by her GY.
What's even more severe is that it's a P-monster, and the characteristic of a P-monster that doesn't fall into GY refuses even to use his Predaplant's abundant resurrection methods.
Is it poor in dexterity as a result of being somewhat conscious of versatility? It's a scale 8 with no disadvantages, so if he has a deck that combines plants and P-summoning, he might be able to do his job...

A card that means the Pendulum dimension, but P monsters only affect it as a material.
Each effect is activated when Special Summoning a fusion, S, or X monster using a P monster as material.
If you put out a fusion monster, you can recruit a monster with the same level as the fusion monster by setting the effect to negate, search for fusion in the case of an S monster, and search or recruit a tuner with a level lower than the rank in the case of an X monster.
Fusion is Xyz, Synchro is Fusion, Xyz is written to Synchro, but both the effects of Special Summon Fusion and Xyz are excellent in their own way. However, the bottleneck is that you have to choose a Deck because you have to use P monsters as materials for both, and you have to set it in advance because it's a trap.
Aside from the difficulty of building a deck, it's quite annoying that you can't use it immediately when you're ready to summon. It also raises the deck's potency, so will it become an unreliable card?

Action magic, dodge! Field Spell that has been reproduced.
Upon activation he removes up to 5 of his spell cards in GY face down from each other. It has the effect of negate the attack by randomly adding it to the hand and discarding it when attacked. You can hold it in your hand instead of discarding it, but in that case the battles damage is doubled.
The basic usage is to remove his spell card as much as possible, collect it every time you attack and avoid it! It will probably continue, but it is vulnerable to removal due to the visible attack reaction effect, and if it is removed, the removed card will not return. The effect is also used by the opponent.
It's possible to use it as a recovery method, knowing that the damage you receive will be doubled, but I'm still afraid of removing it. As a whole, the part that is vulnerable to removal is conspicuous, and I wonder if it can be avoided as much as the anime.

A dynamic card that looks stylish with a pseudo-Pendulum Summon by exchanging cards.
He has the effect of discarding up to 3 cards from his hand, drawing that number, and special summoning EM, Magician, and Odd-Eyes monsters from his hand that can be P-summoned up to the number of types he has drawn.
A card that allows you to switch cards in your hand and use a pseudo-P summoning effect, but in situations where you can P summon with this card, you can also do a normal P summon, so the purpose is to gain the right to an additional P summon. However, the question mark is whether you can get enough cards in your hand.
The effect of swapping cards can be used as long as he loses LP even if he doesn't do a special summon, so it can be used as a card to forcefully swap cards. There is one disadd and a huge LP loss, but three replacements are rare. There may be more work here.

Even though he's Odd-Eyes of darkness that opposes Saber, I get the feeling that most of the Odd-Eyes are dark.
By releasing one DARK on the field and sending "Odd-Eyes Dragon" to GY, you can special summon the effect, and if it is destroyed by your opponent, recruit or revive Odd-Eyes monsters other than wizards, and add "Spiral Flame Strike". Has a searchable effect.
His DARK version of Saber or its companion effect, Special Summon conditions are the same except for attributes. Therefore, it also has the same drawback of having to adopt a difficult monster called "Odd-Eyes Dragon". Even so, Saber has a reasonable amount of ATK and has removal through battle, but this is only an effect that assumes that it will be destroyed by the opponent, and his ATK is not good enough.
Since the influence on the field is low, I want to do a suicide attack and entrust it to his next Odd-Eyes. Phantasma and Advance have higher ATK for him. It is a card that will be asked how to recover from the double search with the search effect of 《Spiral Flame Strike》. …Why do I need to work hard to make up for what I put out with advanced cards that I worked hard on?

Zarc Magician-like monster.
When only one Fusion/S/X monster that was Special Summoned from the EX Deck is destroyed, Special Summons that monster and destroys itself. Depending on the monster that is used, Fusion Monsters can attack directly, S monsters can seal the opponent's effect activation, X monsters can double ATK, and P monsters can search for P monsters during the end phase.
First of all, EM, Magician, scale 8 P monster is nice. It has a lot of support and is excellent as a scale. The P effect is a little bonus because of the excellence of the scale and the point of self-destruction. Is the monster effect easy to line up and strong to activate when P monsters are lined up and search? The effect when arranging X monsters that can get a lower grade of ATK 3000 is also quite good.
A promising stock that combines a large number of personnel with a good surrounding environment and a slow but wide-ranging search.

A Quick-Play Spell that grants 3 murderous effects to Future Emperor Hope X monsters.
Gives a full attack on the opponent's monsters, an effect that negates the opponent's monster effects during battle, and an effect that causes direct fire when destroyed by battle.
The future emperor Hope has a very good compatibility with the whole attack, and it becomes a one-shot reversal card that takes away all the opponent's monsters as long as this field allows and attacks them all. On the other hand, if the opponent's field is weak, you can strengthen it with Gagagaga Magician or use Future Slash's self-strengthening attack to mow down and burn directly. This is also an effect where you can see the end of the game at once.
It's an extremely strong card if it hits, but it's a card that's hard to put out, even though the future emperor itself has gotten a lot better thanks to his Gagagaga. In addition, if there are not many cards in the opponent's field, the power of the special cannot be demonstrated. A high-risk, high-return card that is very difficult to use, although it is a deadly card because it chooses a lot of situations.

His Continuous Spell, which has the effect of adding 1 onomato card to the hand when activated, and the effect of matching the level of all monsters on your field to the level of 1 Zubaba, Gagaga, Gogogo, Dododo monster.
There are 3 types of onomato cards, but at present, Onomatopaira, which leads to 2 types of searches, seems to be the top priority. Hopeland is also a pretty good card, but if you use this, the EX Deck will have a strong Utopia color to him.
Due to the nature of "Onomatopaira", it is a card that will be used in his deck, which is mainly ranked 4, so level matching may not be flashy, but when you manipulate the level with the effect of Gagaga Magician Or if you have a different level of his Gagaga or his Dododo.

His dododo dwarf with Gogogo gloves.
From his hand, he has the effect of Special Summoning Zubaba or Gagaga, and the ability to self-regenerate when his Gogogo or Dododo other than those with the same name are present.
Zubaba Bancho is a card that speeds up rank 4 in Onomato Decks, but self-regenerate would be pretty useful. With this effect, being able to actively send it to his GY as the cost of 《Onomatopaira》or 《Dodododraw》is reliable in a sense. Of course, you can aim for rank 4 by using the effect when summoned. It is also a strong candidate for forcibly screwing onomatopoeia into the Gagaga Deck, but self-regeneration becomes difficult to use.
《Utopic Onomatopoeia》also has good compatibility because they can Special Summon each other.

His Zubaba bancho with Gagaga coat.
Other than those with the same name, if Zubaba or Gagaga is on the field, he can Special Summon from his hand, and GY has the effect of reviving Gogogo or Dododo.
Aiming for Rank 4 by making full use of the two effects will be the style of the Onomato Deck. It will be an Onomato Deck that can use the fishing effect, but it can also be used as a card that can be Special Summoned from a level 4 hand in the Gagaga Deck.
Gogogo and Dododo should be dropped at a cost of 《Onomatopaira》or 《Dodododraw》. After that, it's a card that should be used as an X material normally.

Gagaga magician who got stronger.
By removing 1 X material, negate the effect and revive the GY's X monster, and when it becomes the X material of the future emperor Hope X monster, remove 2 X materials and negate the effect to negate his ATK It has an effect that gives the effect of becoming 4000.
A card that completely specializes in supporting the future emperor from its two effects. By reviving GY's rank 4, he can easily bring out the future emperor, who would have had a high need to go through the link until now. On top of that, you can give the future emperor a powerful ATK up, but this effect is more compatible with the future slash version, which can give yourself two attacks. In some cases, it will be a one-kill class destructive power. Good to use with 《Future Drive》.
On the other hand, I don't feel anything that stands out as Gagaga. It can be said that it is a sharp card to support the future emperor.

A Counter Trap that negates the activation of your opponent's monster effects by using S monsters with S materials that require S monsters as triggers. As is the case with scrap iron cards, it is set as it is after activation.
The effect itself is quite heinous, a no-cost effect called negate that can be reused many times. However, the corresponding activation conditions are quite strict. It's an S monster that needs an S monster, and it's not like you can use an S monster as a material. In addition, these cards include cards with sufficient control power such as Crystal Wing and Abyss. Should it be used to protect cards that aren't?
Counter Trap, which negates the effect, is a one-time use that requires LP, but it also has "Solemn Strike". If you dare to use this card, a gimmick that quickly prepares S monsters that meet the conditions is essential.