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Link Monster is new to Paleozoic.
Resistance not to be affected by the effects of other monsters, the effect of sending a set Spell Trap in the field to her GY and setting a Paleozoic Trap, if the set card is destroyed by the effect, he will use this card of GY as a substitute It has an effect that can be removed.
It has strong resistance, but ATK is low and you can not expect it to be in the field. I'd like to overcome that by using Paleozoic Trap with the card swap effect, but I'm worried that it's just a swap, so I can't increase the add.
Also, he wants 2 Paleozoic as link material, and it takes a little extra money and trouble to put out this card with a Paleozoic that only has Trap monsters or Xyz Monsters that use them as materials. It hurts to be able to get 《Toadally Awesome》out of the same material.

A Link Monster that emits the enchanting effect of resetting the Trap Hole.
When Link Summoned, it has the effect of not being affected by Trap, the effect of resetting without sending it to GY when Hole/Trap Hole Normal Trap is activated, and the effect of reviving the enchantment with defense every end phase.
The main purpose of this card is to re-set Trap Holes, so if you have a lot of Trap Holes and you can use this card and Trap Holes in a set, will it be a useful card? Although the situation is somewhat limited, the binding power is high when it is decided, and the opponent will suffer from interference with Trap Hole every turn. However, it is not an all-purpose solution because it is weak against removal and the trap holes that are set cannot be used immediately, so the holes stand out.
It's a card that's categorized as an enchantment, but it's possible to combine it with 《Treacherous Trap Hole》for a business trip. It's an EX Deck card, so I'm happy to be able to call it only when I need it.

Link 1, which searches for many Field Spells in the Brains theme, is also deployed in Ai.
It has the effect of searching for Ignister Ai Land when summoning a link, and the effect of moving itself to the link destination and changing the attribute when Cybers of ATK 2300 uses the effect.
The importance of Ignister Ai Land in @Ignister is extremely high, and the importance of this card that can search for it is outstanding. It can also be used to move @Ignister, which is a link material, away from the main zone, so Ignister Ai Land can be used even more.
Another effect that shifts to the left is excellent compatibility with the Dark Knight. The arrival can also be easily issued.
@Ignister has many roles, such as searching for Ignister AI lands, organizing the board, securing explosive power through combos with the Dark Knight, and contributing to the summoning of The Arrival. This kind of link 1 has no losers.

Tri-Brigade's new Link Monster.
By discarding 2 cards from your hand, the effect of returning the banished low-level beast and when you are sent to his GY, add Tri-Brigade Spell Trap to your hand and return 1 card from your hand to the bottom of his Deck. have
It works well with Tri-Brigade, whose return effect is easy to remove, and it is possible to connect this card to Link 3 immediately. If the link passes, it will also lead to the activation of the search effect. However, the consumption of 2 cards in your hand is unusually heavy, so you need to find ways to use it, such as using it for 《Tri-Brigade Revolt》.
The search effect is affordable for its resistance and simply leads to a powerful Tri-Brigade link. I feel that Link 2 is an advantage because it is a card that is easy to access to Deck's key card, but the conditions are loose.

Continuing to challenge non-standard ritual summoning, Drytron's new card has also accomplished a nonsensical ritual.
The effect of sending one Drytron card to his GY when the X summoning is successful, the mysterious effect that allows you to use the X material as the material of the ritual, and the effect of using one X material when his Machine ritual exists on your field. It negates the activation of his Spell/Trap and has the effect of destroying it.
The effect of sending GY isn't flashy, but it's a very powerful effect, and it can be used for Drytron's self-regeneration, or searching for 《Meteonis Drytron》via his GY. effect.
The effect of being able to use X materials as materials for rituals is a powerful resource maintenance effect that does not lose the release materials for rituals even if this card is X summoned. With his first GY sending effect, you can play a card that allows you to move freely without hesitation.
The final effect is that he will support Drytron Rituals unless there is a future expansion. This is also simply a strong Spell Trap containment, but do you want a little more pure Drytron?
A very good X-Monster that greatly enhances the rotation of Drytron. A large vessel that listens to the environment.

Cendrillon, whose abilities are more blatantly veiled.
Removes 1 X material from her Deck to Special Summon 1 of her Magistus, and when she is equipped, negates the effect of 1 of her Effect Monster until the end of the turn. have
The restrictions are quite heavy, but there are many summoning methods such as Zorua's one-shot answer if her Magistus, which is her spell-use theme with sparse attributes and level 4 uniformity. Considering the existence of the Recruit effect, he is a card that should be used in Magistus.
Recruit's effect is simply violence, and since she doesn't negate the effect, she can also make full use of her Magistus effect. However, this is an extremely unsuitable balance for business trips, as anyone other than Magistus can't use her Special Summon. It is very regrettable that he could have gone on business trip to Zorua for Charmer etc.
Equipment effect unique to Magistus negates the effect of one opponent. Since it's an activation effect, it can't be used as a hindrance, and it's often used to remove the opponent's resistance.
The layer of Magistus and how to use it after putting it out feels a little lacking at present, but I feel the future in the recruiting effect. Depending on the development of his Magistus in the future, there is a possibility that it will become an essential card for deployment.

Rank 4 of Springans who came out after all.
If you Special Summon from the EX Deck, send 1 Springans monster to GY, banish yourself to the end during the opponent's main battle, and if there are 2 or more X materials, create a Fusion Monster that uses Fallen of Albaz as material. It has the effect of sending one body to GY. ,
His job is to send his Springans to his GY, but his dropped Springans can be used as X materials. His compatibility with Springans, which has the effect of activating GY, such as Brothers and Bunker, is excellent, and it is easier to use than Explorer to keep out of Gold Gorgonda.
The other effect is the same self-excluded as Explorer, but with an additional effect you can send certain of his Fusion Monsters to his GY. It is possible to search for a specific card by excluding Splendor and Albion, which is probably the expected move. Especially in Springans, you can search and recruit up to 3 times by continuing to send Splend to his GY while replenishing materials as X materials every turn.
A good card that can do his GY manure on his Springans just by putting it out. It will be a powerful new force for Springans.

A card like an urban legend has returned to the OCG stage.
The disadvantage of not being able to attack directly, the effect of searching for his Zexal Spell Trap by using 1 X material and removing the material, the effect of becoming an equipment card that raises his ATK by 3000 for Utopia monsters, equipping when the equipped monster destroys the opponent by battle It has the effect of being able to expand any number of ZWs.
It's a destructive ZW with an ATK of 3000 up, but it's necessary to put it on the field. Fortunately, the appearance of Zexal Force has greatly increased the ease of putting it out, but it still takes some effort to put it out. As a monster this card has a high ATK and also searches for his Zexal Spell Trap. A wider search is also possible via construction. And it is also possible to equip Hope as ZW, and this equipping becomes another weapon.
3000 is a little overkill if it's just to boost his ATK, and other ZWs also have a large increase in his ATK. If you're aiming for it, it's a strategy to aim for a one-kill with the latter half of the effect, which allows you to deploy ZW in large numbers. With Dragonic Hope Ray, you can equip a large amount of ZW, so you can use this effect effectively, but it's a shame that this card, which has the highest damage, can't attack directly.

For the first time in a long time, a card with an effect that completely treats it as the same name appears. Well, it can't be helped because it's actually a ZW-wearing Hope Ray.
According to the rules, it has the effect of becoming a hope play, the effect of equipping ZW from the hand or his Deck when it is targeted by an attack or effect, and the effect of negate the effect of cards on the opponent's field by the number of ZZW using one X material. .
Although it is rank 5, it is a hope play according to the rules, so you can fully utilize RUM and hope-related support. You can shortcut it with the Hope Double and take advantage of the Zexal Force.
It has the effect of equipping ZW when targeted by effects or attacks. It is a revolutionary existence for ZW, along with armed sage, because it can shortcut ZW equipment that cannot be equipped unless it is in the hand or in the field. Equipping ZW will increase ZW further, so you can get his explosive ATK. ZW's ATK increase is large, so it's also attractive to be able to raise his ATK even against opponent's attacks.
The second effect is also quite easy to use, as the ZW will increase steadily due to its own effect. An ambitious card that can collect ZW and aim for a duel that is one-on-one, Zexal-like inflation that can hit his ATK.

A pyrotechnician with a strange obsession with 2000 damage.
If you or a monster next to you is destroyed by your opponent, in the case of the monster next to you, you will destroy yourself and take 2000 damage to each other.
It does a lot of damage, but the trigger is completely dependent on the opponent. The influence on the field is also low, and the damage will also explode on yourself. In situations where it doesn't hurt to deal damage to the opponent, it will push through, otherwise it will aim for a bounce or elimination. If you want to activate the effect outside of the opponent's calculation, you can use the effect when the next monster is destroyed and summon a card next to it to destroy it, but in the end, when you see this card, you can't kill it without knowing it. is a transparent hand.
If it could at least be used for a suicide bomb attack, it might have been the right time to use it as a lead firepower, but...

Continuous reinforcement frame from Selection 10.
In response to the activation of the effect of a monster in the opponent's hand or on the field, destroy that card and deal damage, and if the S summoned self is destroyed by the opponent, negate the effect up to 3 bodies and increase the defense power of 200 other than Synchro. Has the effect of reviving his FIRE monster.
A level 8 Synchro that finally appeared in Laval, boasting the best ATK and ease of use. The destruction effect that reacts to the activation of the effect is effective in the hand in addition to the range of 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》, and it can also be used to check the Special Summon effect on the chain by destroying it. The additional damage is also a pretty good effect with a number that can't be fooled. It's a pity that GY's effect can't be destroyed, so it's useless for hand triggers.
The dynamic resurrection effect is spectacular, but it can only react to the opponent's destruction, so it is difficult to actively activate it other than a suicide attack. It's a really strong effect, so it's probably only a practical destruction resistance, insurance.
Both effects are solid and strong, but it's questionable whether it's strong enough to sharpen Laval. I'm an honors student, but...

Synchro tuner for Aki-san Deck.
Destroy 1 Field Spell, and in the controller's field he has the effect of Special Summoning Rose Tokens on his field and the effect of S Summoning himself during the opponent's Main Phase.
The best way to use the effect is to destroy the opponent's Field Spell and create a sandbag, or destroy your own field and create a Synchro token, but either way, the Field Spell Dependent. The main use of this card is probably to use the opponent's turn synchronization effect to summon Black Rose and Blood Rose. However, the fact that you can't get the full effect without a Field Spell or another Synchro Material is unsatisfactory for a card these days.
He can't use Field Spells, so in the worst case, he could be just a synchro tuner on Deck, and his level is a bit difficult to think of as Blood Rose's exclusive tuner. It would be nice if we could synchronize with Maiden and release Blood Rose...

The legal evolution of Black Rose that finally appeared.
When the S summon is successful, the effect of excluding all GY of each other, the effect of destroying all cards on the field other than yourself if 《Black Rose Dragon》or Plant Synchro is used as material, the effect of destroying cards Release yourself and negate. , and then have the effect of Special Summoning 《Black Rose Dragon》.
While Black Rose blows away the field, this advanced card blows away all of her GY. At first glance, it seems to have become bitter, but considering the recent circumstances, it is possible that this one has a higher ability to cause the opponent to malfunction. Unlike Black Rose, it also has the advantage of being able to stay in place. If you use Black Rose or Plant Synchro as a material, you can blow away the field, but his Deck that utilizes these is somewhat reliant on his GY, so you may be a little hesitant to use it.
It also has a destruction prevention effect like Stardust, but since this is a relay to Black Rose instead of self-regeneration, it is a one-time only. It may not be compatible with his Black Rose-axis Deck, but as a general-purpose Level 10 Synchro, it can be a powerful monster that blows away his GY and has a high RBI.

A Fusion Monster with the designation of a fusion material that can feel the waves of Alek. ,
You can fuse with a dragon by using her spell, and you will be weakened according to the number of your removed cards.When a monster activates its effect and special summons itself or a monster of the same type, that special summon monster and monsters of the same type has the effect of excluding all
The fusion material itself is loose, but it is difficult to combine with some exceptions such as Blue-Eyed. Since he himself is a dragon, he will mainly focus on fusion using Fallen of Albaz, which can absorb spell users. It also hurts that 《Magicalized Fusion》and 《Branded in White》are difficult to use because of their own effects that weaken them. Its weakening effect is weak but quite painful. I don't expect much as a 3000 line, and I would like to assume about 2800.
Favorite removal effects react to Special Summons on chains. At the very least, the monsters that used the effect can be removed, and his Deck is quite sticky because of the uniformity of the races. It will also be able to handle movements to restrain mass deployment.
However, this card itself is his spell user, and it affects his own field, so if he uses it against a spell user, he will self-destruct. Unfortunately, when using Rakuin as the axis, it is easiest to use when the opponent is using his spell.

A new Albus fusion that feels the wave of Alek.
The effect of performing a fusion summon of level 8 or less that can be performed by merging "Fallen of Albaz" with a LIGHT monster and removing materials from the hand, field, and GY when the fusion summon is successful, Branded during the end phase when he is sent to his GY. Has the effect of searching or setting one Spell Trap.
Rakuin's absorption ability has improved more and more, and it finally came to refer to attributes. Branded is a new addition to his deck, as is his deck, which allows him to recruit illegitimate offspring such as Dogmatika and Springans.
The effect is to perform further fusions in a chain when the fusion summon is successful. GY cards can also be used, so it would be easy to understand how to use the rakudan as a material to create a level 8 dragon using the rakudan as a material. This continuous fusion seems to be the winning line for fusion decks centered on Rakudan and Branded, so its high development power is a reliable card.
The familiar search effect of the dragon, which uses the illegitimate as a fusion material, is the Branded card. Searching for 《Branded in White》, which leads to further fusion, or setting 《Judgment of the Branded》, which is a hindrance, will be a good strategy to prepare for your opponent's turn.
The continuous fusion effect has infinite possibilities. A piece with fusion tactics that I'm looking forward to in the future.