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Come down, darkness! One of Kiyanagi's trump cards, nicknamed the First Satisfied Dragon.
Material restrictions are strict, but with Infernity it's surprisingly easy to achieve. Beetle + Destroyer or Revenger + Archfiend + Necromancer.
Effect copy is pretty strong. Copy Necromancer is recommended in Infernity. Copies of 《Twin-Sword Marauder》and 《Don Zaloog》are also interesting.
The Earthbound Immortal search is... To be honest, I wonder if it's a disadvantage to be able to see the deck...

Called by various names such as Mahad or Master, he is still a symbol of the highest level spell user and Yami Yugi's eternal partner card, the highest level Normal Monster of his DARK Spellcaster.
There are plenty of exclusive Special Summon methods such as 《Dark Magic Curtain》and 《Eternal Soul》, and black, magic, and guidance are also available as special cards. Although it is undeniable that it lacks power as a basic card, it has a variety of support both for exclusive use and for general use. It's a very tactical card that can be used in a variety of tactics, so the duelist's skill is tested.
Fusion tactics centered around 《The Eye of Timaeus》, amazing resistance and resurrection power with 《Eternal Soul》are famous. You can also search for support cards by using 《Dark Magical Circle》or 《Magician's Rod》.

Star Seraph's attacker is valuable, but with the appearance of Jupiter, its position is a little precarious.
If you use it, it will mainly be used as a meta card centered on the late effect of stealing Dragon from his GY.
Its primary use in the old days was to steal Dragon Synchro, but it's a meta candidate for Sacred Hour, Chaodora, and Dragon Ruler. I have a feeling you'll have 8000 before it goes out...
A card that makes you feel like a demon without mercy when you bring it out when your opponent can use its effect.

The choice between Tricky and this guy... Or rather, it wasn't a Norare vessel in the first place.
For the time being, the lower class 2200 is worthy of evaluation, but the separate possibility is lonely compared to Gear Golem and "The Lady in Wight".
In addition to allowing the opponent to activate its effect, being the top of the Deck is slow.
How can I say it, the strong elements are one step away... A piece that shows through the waste of something.

A level 10 monster that can be easily summoned to the field while returning all GY cards to the Deck.
Even so, all his GY ads are blown away, so I tend to give it to another card as a Special Summon card. However, it can be appreciated that you can easily guide Rank 10 Xyz.
One of the weapons of this card is the possibility of getting his explosive ATK in combination with 《Advanced Ritual Art》. Chimera-like operation is not impossible with the low-level vanilla ritual Deck.
It's difficult to aim for a special victory if you do it normally, but by filling up the opponent's field and using Diffusion Wave-Motion, you can decide on a combo that drops parts all at once.
It's a monster with a pretty good shape, with each of the three effects having its own usage.

A superlative card that serves as a key card in his Deck of the so-called Netherworld axis.
His ATK is high enough for a superlative, and he can recall released monsters to the field.
By using the recalled monsters in the next superlative release, you can fully rotate 《Precious Cards from Beyond》.
A piece of tribute summon by its nature. Combined with Behemoth and others, it can also show a rotation that does not seem to be the highest corps.

《Foolish Burial》for Steelswarm. Drop the scout.
Scouts can use Doomsday or Dagre because he's DARK, but they say he's not Steelswarm...
GY As a fertilizer, it's above the middle, but it's also a handy card that can assist in battle.
In this operation, it doesn't go well with the scout, but...

Traps to secure Steelswarm release materials.
It's hard to get along with scout, but if you use it during the draw phase, you can aim to release two enemies with scout + revive.
This card is most useful for retrieving omnipotence when it is used.
From these points to his Deck that utilizes superlative Steelswarm such as Gazas and Horn.
…I wonder what it was like to be lost~

Let the pyroxene shine on us (ry), so it's an unprecedented Trap fusion.
Compared to Super Polymerization, which has a lot of quirks, this card is a normal fusion that only specifies what it puts out.
After attacking with a card on the field, you can fuse a card that has already been attacked into a material, or fuse summon Aquamarina to counter it with a bounce.
There are so many things you can do, such as fusing his Gem-Knight in your hand to get out of an emergency.
It's dangerous to use as an axis, but it's an excellent card as a spice.

The ceremonial version Soul Exchange has finally arrived. It's hopeless if the ritual is done with only the opponent's monsters.
It should be the same, but levels 6 and 8 have a lot of the core cards in his decks, so they work great against them.
The Soul Ogre becomes a shield that can also be removed, and the Mind Orgus does its job just by appearing.
Tetra Ogle...? Oh, there was such a thing...

Although passive, this development ability is quite a thing.
If you use it well, you can even aim at Omega.
The effect can be used even if the equipment is "peeled". Usability like the old Acrys.
With this as the axis, he who can aim for Omega like a tuner beat is Vylon?

《Fairy Meteor Crush》for Vylon. Also inherits the search effect from the material.
Combined with a Soldier who can change battle positions, it's like a Synchro Parshath.
It's a card that can be used as a bullet for elements, but is it more convenient to use it with an ATK increase...?
Well, there is also the existence of Matter, so there is a certain meaning to existence.

Ritual's greatest weakness, the disadvantage that comes from the necessary position of the release personnel, is compensated for, and the revolutionary child of the ritual that even GY is fattened. You can do all the rituals with one card, so it's indispensable for the ritual deck, but I can't say for certain that the cost is Normal Monster.
There is some difficulty in deck composition for the powerful part. Ritual Djinn, which is an Effect Monster, cannot be used, and his Deck, which specializes in rituals such as Gishki and Nekroz, does not require the power of this card as there are many monsters suitable for rituals in the first place.
This card will often be paired with non-themed Ritual cards. Also, the higher the level of the card, the more powerful it is. Especially for Level 8 Rituals, the material is ready with 1 level 8 vanilla or 2 level 4 vanillas, so he doesn't overwork the deck.
A card that was once active as a machine that summons 《Demise, King of Armageddon》and was restricted for a long time. Even with Pre-Preparation of Rites, a card that greatly assists the normal ritual, Ritual Spell won't easily give up the top spot.

Even if you are afraid of uncertainty, even if you are merging, there is no disadvantage and accident-free fusion.
As expected, it won't last 2 turns in this removal-heavy environment, but it's not a bad fusion card with the super-dreadnought bonus that comes with it.
However, that is not the main thing, and the main job of this card is his GY feeding of the fusion material, which is the condition.
Especially at the time of release, it rampages in combination with the Chimera Overlord of the same pack. Taking advantage of the looseness of the Chimera Overcoat material, he sent a large number of Machines into his GY. As in this example of Chimera Over, if the restrictions and numbers of materials are loose, this card becomes a machine that arbitrarily sends cards to his GY. Chimera Over and FGD have been his best companions since his debut, and now that the restrictions on materials are loose, he has a Fusion Monster that can be used as a material for Worm and Infernoid to infinitely fertilize his GY.
It was such a power card that its existence was an advantage for various Fusion Monsters, but it felt like a familiar card for a long period of time. However, he entered the environment with Chaos Dragon and was arrested as a matter of course. Due to errata, it became his GY manure on the next standby, and it became late, but considering the magnitude of the benefit, is it okay to revive it?

Not limited to Gusto, any psychic that employs Calm will do just fine.
A powerful effect that makes you want to say which Yubel you are as a damage scapegoat without being destroyed in battle. And if Gusto's recruiting system is in place, he can do lethal damage with a series of suicide bomb attacks.
Even if you don't use Scrade, you can get Krebons or Jumper's business trip. Without a doubt, he is Gusto's ace and finisher.