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As expected, it's a 3:1 revival... After the 11th season, the environment became less dependent on links than before.
If it goes well with No42, it may not be possible to aim for mass deployment, but in any case, it is an unstable and difficult card to handle.

Conceptually it's a Special Summon Suppression, but it'll be removed before you get to 6. The opponent can also use it, so if you don't do it well, you can strangle him.
Even if you use it actively, if you can develop enough to save 6, you don't need to rely on this card.
Even though it's an easy-to-search field, I think it's a card that's conspicuously difficult to use.

There are quite a lot of decks that require two races in general, and there are a lot of decks that mix these two races, such as major Odd-Eyes Magician and Blue Eyes, so there are quite a few decks that he can produce without difficulty.
A race-unified Deck with a high deployment power, with a meta-race effect. A removal effect that is easy to hit the opponent.
However, there are many holes because it is limited to monster effects. For the time being, you can satisfy the trigger yourself, but the strength of the other party's dependence is undeniable. There is also a possibility that your own army will be involved in the bonus.
Also, the more your own cards are removed, the weaker it becomes, and it tends to choose cards that are compatible with it, so it seems that it will not be stable as an attacker.
It's a pretty habit effect, but I think it's not a bad existence. There are likely to be opportunities to play an active role depending on the future environment.

It seems to have an effect related to darkness, but a low class that requires a trap.
It seems desirable to use GY's Trap as a cost to draw, exchange cards, and use a Deck that handles a lot of Trap because it can demonstrate combat resistance, but as already said, Trap is a meta with highly influential monsters and Trap. It's the main deck that goes up, and it's unreasonable to give priority to this guy who has no influence on his own.
If it's a deck that can handle traps well and can be turned around, it seems that it can handle something...
Impression that combo dependency is high and habit is strong.

Dry Ron won't forgive me anymore, right?
X suddenly appeared in the ritual-centered category. However, it is easy to summon because it is mainly level 1.
In addition to the high RBI for Rank 1, it is the first effect that the X material can be used for the release of the ritual. Reduction in consumption and expansion of strategies can be expected.
In addition, he is grateful that his GY fertilizer is like a real search for Dryron, who has many GY developments, and the 3 demon Trap negate is completely filled with DRA and QUA.
If you want to make full use of the effect, it is essential to summon with 3 or more materials, but 3 cannot be used if you deal with anything other than DRA and QUA, and the effects of 1 and 2 alone are excellent enough.
However, as already said, this card alone does not have resistance, etc., so be careful.
A scene he once saw at Orcust, giving something even better to an already strong theme.
Just like Scrap, I got an excellent designer...

A superior species of Guardian Sphinx.
As I wrote on the wiki, the last time Mahaviro's superior species also appeared, and both have in common that they were once active in the environment. Will there be any higher class in the future? It would be interesting to make a prediction.
A card that activates with "Flip Summon" that feels like it's been a long time since I've seen it. And that's what makes it so addictive.
The effect is even stronger like a high-ranking species, and the effect of 3 can cover the particularly high-quality deck bounce and the removal, which is the weak point of cycle reverse, to some extent.
However, since it is the highest grade, it takes a lot of work in terms of deployment, and as mentioned above, he can only be activated by Flip Summon, so it will take another effort if it is necessary to cross the opponent's turn.
As for the development side, as it has already been said, the rock support has been enhanced recently, so it is not so strict.
However, I think that the other party will take countermeasures if they know their existence, so I'm worried about how to go about it.
Regarding the effect of 3, there are currently many removals other than destruction, and there are not many strong recruit targets at present.
To be honest, in this day and age, it's doubtful whether we'll be able to produce enough results to justify the effort of operation. The impression is that it does not meet the needs of the times.

In addition to strengthening, monster effects can also be negate, and it is a valuable category that does not casually form a chain.
However, it can only be equipped from an advanced field, and although it has a deployment effect, it needs to have a difference in LP, so the conditions and habits that are easily affected by the situation are stronger.
However, it is possible to directly equip it from Union, Dragonic, and Raio, even if it is not your own effect. Or rather, that's the main thing.
In particular, Laio himself has a monster effect meta, and it is possible to negate two times in total.
With Hope, a strong effect in the opponent's turn is valuable, and I think it's an effect that matches the habit.

Dogmatika changed to a ritual deck some time ago.
It fits the image of Dogmatika, though.
However, this white knight, which is the first one, is honestly difficult to use.
Like Dogmatika, it has an EX Deck GY feed effect, but the trigger is passive.
As for offense and defense, the offense is 500 and the defense is not good at 2500. The strengthening effect tends to depend on the opponent, so you can't expect much from the combat side.
However, since it can handle all kinds of effects, there is no need to worry about it.
If you prepare Nutos, you can also work as a sabotage agent.
Another problem is that it is impossible to deploy from EX.
If it's Dogmatika, there are plenty of other EX GY feeds, so do you go out of your way to operate it? That's what I was talking about, but now that support has been enhanced, it has become a performance that can be used.

One of the models modeled after Gaia. Why is it not reprinted for its versatility?
You can use 2 level 7 monsters, but there are many other excellent general-purpose rank 7 monsters, so basically it's not a normal summon, but a stacked summon, which is its true value.
The effect is simple, just penetrating, but you can aim for multiple summons from a wide range of ranks 5 to 6, and you can expect to improve output by using cards that are powerful but have low stats or have attack restrictions as attackers.
Since it doesn't have the effect of using materials, it's a drawback that it's easy to hold materials and difficult to send materials to his GY, but it works well with cards that use X materials.
Overseas, you can use Beato together with RUM (Argent) search tricks, and Hope Zexal was active.
Among the layered summoning system, it is loose and versatile because it can do more things than it looks. It eats up the EX frame, but is it a worthwhile card?
I think it has a big impact on latercomers.

Derived from the newly released Garden Rose. This is no longer directly related to Kuroba, but there is synergy.
Not only is the illustration ad high, but it is also practical.
It is the first plant S tuner and has an effect that can be S summoned during the opponent's turn.
Furthermore, by destroying the field, tokens can be generated in the field of the destroyed controller, leading to further development, and the field that can be activated by being destroyed can earn more ads, and there are a wide range of combos such as sending tactics. You can only do S summons, but it's a reasonable adjustment.
It works well with Rose Dragon S, and it is currently a privilege to be able to aim for the complete removal of Blood Rose during the opponent's turn.
Compared to Maiden, it has half the offense and defense, and thanks to its low stats, it can be revived from a single Kuroba token.
I think it will be a high value card in certain of his decks.

If you just look at the name, you can mistake it for a spirit.
A level 1 card that appeared in January.
The effect of 1 is not for tuners, but the effect of 2 is for maintenance, so the benefit is not small.
Regarding the effect of 2, honestly, under these conditions, wouldn't it have been better without a turn limit? I don't think you'll do enough work for your time.
It's easy to depend on the opponent and the situation, so I can't deny that no matter how I fall, it's subtle.

I can't bring everything related to Rose Dragon, but it's not bad because I can bring something that can move in the first move.
If you bring "Basal Rose Shoot" and use it as a material for a striker, and revive it, it will lead to Link 2. Since it is a tuner, Hari can also be summoned, leading to further developments.
The recovery effect of 2 is also difficult to handle actively, but it's not bad as a restraint against destruction.
I think it's a good enough card.

As already said, a card that would have been conscious of 141. This has a recovery effect.
However, the consumption is rough at 2:1, and it comes without Trap and haste.
Even if he doesn't specify a specific target, even Spell's 《Monster Reincarnation》is pretty much the deck now, but this is a bit...
Exclusion zone is also included in the target, and it can be used for Sacrifice Escape, so it has combo characteristics, but I can't deny that it feels lacking in dexterity.

You can not only revive the rose dragon, but also expand your hand, and since it is a quick attack, it can be diverted to defense if necessary.
Locus Rose can search for this card, and if you use it as a link 1 material per striker, you can secure an instant resurrection target and connect to link 2.
Even if it is destroyed from the set, it can be revived, and this can be returned instead of the hand. Can take care of Blood Rose.
It's easy to use for bluffing, and I'm happy that it can be activated even if you destroy it yourself, so you can aim for a follow-up attack from Blarro's sweeping removal.
I think that it is an excellent support that is easy to use and can be expected to improve the deployment power.

Value has improved as a deployment member when used in combination with 《Ruddy Rose Witch》.
It's highly dependent on combos, so if you ask me if it's a move that should be prioritized over other moves, I'd be a bit confused, but I'm happy that it's easier to reproduce the animation.