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Effect and status are exactly the same as Ekam.
Due to the nature of the Numeron Direct, all types are required, so be sure to include them in your Numeron Deck.

Effect and status are exactly the same as Ekam.
Due to the nature of the Numeron Direct, all types are required, so be sure to include them in your Numeron Deck.

Effect and status are exactly the same as Ekam.
Due to the nature of the Numeron Direct, all types are required, so be sure to include them in your Numeron Deck.

There are a total of 4 types of his Rank 1 Numeron X, but they all have the same effect.
In order to use the effect of Numeron Direct, all 4 bodies are necessary, but unlike those, this card can be considered upward compatible in that it can be used as a base for Sinuña.
What should be noted is the effect of ② that they have in common. Every time you hit a monster, "his current ATK is doubled" for all X Numerons on the field. In other words, if you can hit a monster 4 times, you will end up with 16,000 hit points, which is 16 times the 4th power of 2. Most of all, considering that battles damage increases in the process of accumulating 1000 → 2000 → 4000 → 8000, and if you use it directly, it disappears at the end, so it is an accurate strength that you can kill it in the middle. . One of the strengths of his Numeron is that he can easily get a second kill with his overwhelming ATK.
Weaknesses are that 2 cannot be activated with Direct Attack Only, and he is unable to activate 2 without the Numeron network. This effect doesn't work even when you go first, so don't forget to convert it to another X monster, such as Sinuña or Hope Zexal, when you go first.

4 Numeron X monsters The impact of Special Summon is amazing.
He can only be activated when there is a Numeron network on the field and there are no monsters on the field, but since the card name includes "Numeron", it can be effectively activated by the effect of the Numeron network.
Applying this with far away effects, lining up 4 X's and taking kills with them will be the basis of his Numeron Deck fighting style.
Most of all, no matter how you operate it, he will always rely on the Numeron network, so be careful that it will be a complete accident bill if you take this much into consideration.

Numeron's flagship card and one of its most powerful cards.
① is to deal with the effect by sending a Numeron Normal Spell that meets the activation conditions during the main phase to his GY. There are 3 Numeron cards, including new ones, but the most powerful among them is his new Numeron Direct. If you apply the far away effect, you can suddenly deploy 4 X monsters from a situation where there are no monsters on the field.
As a point of caution, since "the effect will be the same as when it is activated", the disadvantage of Numeron Direct's limited number of summons cannot be canceled with this.
② is an effect that allows you to hit the effect of Numeron X without cutting the material. Thanks to this, he will be able to use the effects of his Numeron Xs that he directs. If you're aiming for a kill with Numeron X, you'll need it.

① It can only be used when there are no monsters on the field, but if you send yourself from your hand or field to his GY, you can "activate" the Numeron network.
The only thing that is important is this "activation" process, and it will not be hindered by Urara. The fact that he is free chain is also very important when recruiting with one-for-one or when you want to secure his Numeron network on the opponent's turn.
His Numeron network is a power card that could shake the OCG environment in the future, so I think it will naturally become more important.
Also, not only the effect but also the status is excellent, and since it is level 1, it is of course one-for-one correspondence, but since he is a Fiend with 0 offense and defense, he can receive some Phantasm related support.
If you build a Numeron Deck, it's a guaranteed 3-pack monster.

It's a card that can't be found strong no matter how much you defend it, but I think Dinosaur Kozuki-san was able to accurately explain why it was designed like this.
It may be surprising, but there aren't any cards that have an effect that Special Summons Evolsaur and specify a "level" (strictly speaking, there are, but they are all "level 6 or lower"). practically non-existent). If this card didn't have the demerit of lowering RBI, it would be ``There is no level specification for the card that special summons Evolsaur → Then you can just use the one with the highest RBI → Other low-level monsters have no value.'' Don't you fall into a situation! There may have been a person inside the production side who was concerned about that.
But as you can see, Evolsaur is his Deck that fights with his Evolzar, a rank 4 powerful X body, as the main force. Being level 6 Using a card just for the purpose of hitting points means cutting that option, and even so, it's this effect, so I can't help but agree that it's a laughing matter.
In the 7th season, we mass-produced cards like Inzektor and Wind-Up, which were strong enough to combine multiple cards, even if they didn't work on their own. It is also an era when mass production was done with blatantly crude adjustments (“ Aye-Iron ” is exactly the first). This card is an ugly embodiment of the card pool of the 7th season.

It's understandable that people would criticize me for returning 5 Terranite and drawing 1, why would I return 5, or why I draw 1?
But on the other hand, it's also true that you definitely want one in a purely constructed Terranite.
First of all, it is said that it is unnecessary because the environment is speeding up, but the Terra Knight is a basic low-speed Deck. You may think that you can put multiple copies of Delta Telos and Triveil in the EX Deck, but due to the nature of their effects, there are many opportunities to actively send them to GY as link materials, etc., and they are surprisingly easy to run out, resulting in X materials. The Teranites who have become more likely to accumulate in GY than necessary.
Some people say that Emeral can be used to return it to the Deck, but if you use materials for Emeral's X summoning, it will be difficult to deploy more X monsters from Terranite's development power, since Sorcha is prohibited, and it is definitely a tempo advantage. will lose
Since this card is a Terranite, even if you don't use its effects, you can deploy it with Vega, Altair, and Tenkake, and connect it to Vatraimus, and use its effects as needed. The presence or absence of this card can greatly change the way you fight after the middle stage.

With the advent of 《Megalith Phul》, Ritual Monster has been promoted to the most important card in the Megalith Deck because it can be searched for Unformed, which has become an essential card.
Rather than searching for Fool from Ophiel and ritual summoning Fool with its distant effect, it is better to search for Bagito and ritual summon Fool with Megalith Unformed, which is searched for by its far effect, because of Ophiel's ② ritual summoning effect. Since we can preserve the timing of its use (Unformed's Ritual Summoning effect does not have a turn 1 restriction of the same name), the card that should be accessed first has been reversed from Ophiel to Bagito.

The image associated with the card name combined with the subtle difficulty of understanding the text, led to the misunderstanding that it was a "card that makes additional attacks on Union Monsters", and this is one of the cards that received a lower evaluation. Strictly speaking, he attacks continuously with the monsters equipped with Union Monsters. Therefore, it doesn't really matter what the union's status is or what the gear frame is. If you can give a continuous attack ability to a large monster with a high hit point, there is no problem pointing to the status of the Union side.
However, there are two points that the evaluation is still low, that it is troublesome to equip the Union, and that the search is not effective depending on the scene where it is required. Conversely, if a theme that allows you to easily create a lineup of large monsters + unions appears, the evaluation may go up a little.

A spell card that was way ahead of its time.
First Yu-Gi-Oh card 1. Quick-Play Spell fusion card, 2. Fusion card that can use opponent's monsters as materials, 3. Text that says "Your opponent cannot activate Spell, Trap, or monster effects in response to the activation of this effect." It is a card that has , and all of those beginnings are what make it a power card.
However, at the time of its appearance, there was no proper monster to be fusion summoned using this card, and it was considered a bad luck card.
However, after that, the number of Fusion Monsters with loose material specifications increased, and the evaluation changed. Now it has been promoted to the strongest class removal card.
As you can see from the recent rise in the usage rate and the increase in the number of recordings, it can be said that it is one of the most popular spell cards in OCG.

In charge of the "moon" of the 8 angels of Olympia, and his final Megalith monster.
It looks quite different from his other Megaliths, and its effects are very unique.
The effect of ① salvages his GY ritual at the time of ritual summoning and makes the level the same. Although it is a salvage from GY, it is possible to recover the level 4 Megalith released by its own effect and the highest grade Megalith discarded to activate the ritual effect, so it is possible to recover the loss.
Release with ② and perform a ritual summon from your hand or deck. Although it's limited to Megalith, it can be used in free chains, so you can do a lot with this card, such as earning adverts with Ophiel or Hagit on your turn, interfering with Betor on your opponent's turn, and so on.
And above all, it's level 2. As a result, it became possible to connect to this card from Hagit because it can be released and released at level 4 in Unformed. It's like matching the answer that Unformed, which was said to be a transcendental subtle card, was for this purpose.
Overall, it can be said that it is an excellent Ritual Monster that greatly raises the power of Megalith's theme.

A new card appeared in Shaddoll, which was strengthened with Strak in December. Is this a leftover that Strak couldn't put out, or is it a card that was devised after Strak was created...?
It's a card that fuses by excluding his Shaddoll from Field GY, but the point is that it can use his GY's monsters as materials, and it's a Continuous Trap.
Up until now, Shaddolls used their effects when sent to GY, but there weren't many ways to use them after they were sent to GY, so being able to fuse GY with materials is less advantageous in terms of loss. And since it is a Continuous Trap, it is also a strength that you can perform a fusion summon each turn. Since it will appear after the new rules are enforced, there will be more opportunities to line up multiple fusions on the field.
And most importantly including his Shaddoll name. It supports search by Apcalone, Lizard & Nephilim & Roots, and Salvage of Shaddoll fusions. Being able to secure cards in your hand as needed is a necessary condition for ensuring the usefulness of this kind of card, and it satisfies this properly.

One of the hand trigger monsters that literally threw a stone against the current environment where it is natural to do many deployments. A vicious monster that suddenly appears from the hand when summoned or Special Summoned 5 times or more, does not target, and blows away the board by means of release. Unlike most hand trigger monsters, it can't be dealt with by Graves, so in most cases you'll need 《Crossout Designator》+ Nibiru to take care of this card.
However, he often becomes a complete death card against his metabi-type deck that doesn't perform a special summon five times, and cards such as increased G that if the opponent uses his special summon, it will be an add for the time being. not. It is one card that chooses an effective opponent as much as it is powerful.
By the way, the deck that this card sticks to the most is the "Accesscode Talker" deck. 5 or more Special Summons are commonplace, and not only will the board be destroyed and the deployment will stop, but there are many cases where there is no way to use tokens that are additionally Special Summoned because the deployment is likely to be tied to cyber attacks. , is the most vigilant hand trigger monster.