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Due to the effect of (1), I think it's excellent that he can recruit "Blue-Eyed White Dragon" (Dragon Spirit of White) no matter how he is sent to GY.
The effect of (2) is that if the conditions are met, you can instantly Special Summon, and he can salvage 《Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon》, which has excellent both ATK and effect.

A child who doesn't have the best place in the frame group that can't be used.
Almost upward compatible with no vanilla restrictions in the frame group
Everyone exists, but this kid's top 《Gellenduo》is especially strong.
Furthermore, it is the same as the only frame-type card that has a high-ranking attribute and race.
Status is also lower than Enduo.
You don't want to go out of your way to put this out, even if you say you'll respond to recruiters.

It works very well with 《Lunalight Crimson Fox》, and can destroy any monster by battle. His Lunalight Deck, which actively wants to accumulate monsters in his GY, may have room for adoption.
"Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Leopard" or this "Caninetaur", I'm not sure which one is better...

An evolved form of the Red Archfiend that was released in the special edition of the manga version.
A good card that can dominate the field because it can negate the front card effect
When dealing damage, he can summon a tuner from GY, which is excellent, and can be connected to Belial or used for other synchro summons.
What's more, any tuner will do, so you can bring a sync tuner too.

Until now, it was a card that was not needed for BF, but with the appearance of Death, its value increased a little.
If the god series is face down and the effect of Death or Zephyros is used more than once, we should consider using it.
The God series will continue to increase in the future, and depending on the future direction of BF, it may show further success.

Ritual Beast's core card, the extra deck, and the job of just going back and forth between battles, it doesn't participate in battle at all, but it's strong, it's too strong. Pushing is Ritual Beast's main tactic.
For a Ritual Beast whose exclusion zone is life, it would be fatal to have to return two cards to GY. Thanks to the loose ruling that it's OK if you can activate your own separation effect and return even one card to GY, you've become ridiculously strong. .
The effect alone is strong enough, but thanks to the exquisitely low stats of 1400, it can be separated with a chain without being hindered by the abyss, so it's even stronger that Veiler and even Skidre won't work.
If I had to pick a difficult point, it would be confusing if I didn't remember which Special Summon had already been used.

As a means of fusion summoning, it is not so difficult to summon Skull Bat and then fuse it into the field while connecting to the effect of 2.
It bounces the opponent with the effect of 1, so even if you hit the removal immediately, it won't be so wasteful.
The effect of 2 is a powerful category as suppression.
Pendulum monsters are easy to fertilize, so I don't care about the cost that much, but since it's turn 1 with the same name, I want to know when to use it.
It is also useful as a Special Summon target for the Absolute effect, and even in Decks that do not use P monsters that cannot use the 2 effect, there is also a meaning to use it for the 1 effect.
With a status of 2500/3000, it can be both offensive and defensive, and since it is level 7, it can be connected to the next Xyz.

Odd-Eyes' name is rewritten in one episode of the anime, so I thought it would let me share support with Op, but it's not a P monster. One of the ace cards of the unlucky main character who was treated like a bully who didn't receive any support and became a misfortune, a joke, and an industrial waste character.
It's a superlative habit that doesn't have a summoning mitigation effect, and just adds damage on top of the combat effect, so it's an ancient effect rather than a long time ago, so it's said that vanilla is better.
Recently, the number of supports has increased because they can obediently specify support with "Odd-Eyes". became.

Odd-Eyes is clearly stronger than his opponent, the Ace of the Dark Legion.
I had to accumulate Ossu in the Special Summon condition, so I also saved Ossu.
Although it is the highest grade, the condition is relatively light that he can Special Summon by releasing 1 LIGHT monster and dropping Ossu from his deck or hand.
There are 2800 hit points, and if the effect is successful in battle destruction, it meshes with the additional destruction of the monster.
In other words, since it is a battle-oriented card, he is a little difficult to enter unless you make good use of Release with Special Summon conditions such as Sacred Engraves.
In particular, Releasing Sacred Time pulls out a level 7 vanilla, Xyzes an Absolute, and uses this as a material to connect with Resurrection, so it works well.
There are ways to use Osso, which is a hindrance in terms of construction and card accidents, such as sharing treasure swords with level 7 friends and using it for chaos by aligning light and darkness.
Odd-Eyes, who releases the monsters in the field and appears ☆ 7, and Odd-Eyes, which has a lot of support, has elements that are likely to change in the future, but I'm looking forward to seeing what happens.

Ritual Beast's engine and the most important card that guarantees 3 stacks, Ritual Beast can't start without this card, it's such an important monster.
The effect is Golden Chest, which is very important in Ritual Beast.It is not a single card name, so if you separate it, you can fertilize two cards. It can also be used as a search for
Ritual Beast wouldn't start without him.

Igknight Alien Second Trump Card
With level 5 Igknight and the blue-eyed sage and 《Alien Ammonite》.
When using 《Alien Ammonite》, the revived SOLDIER can be used as it is for Xyz.
Vulcan is more reliable in situations where the opponent chooses to take control, and in situations where you want to deal with one body, but the effect of not being affected by effects is quite good... Well, the effect when summoning Usagi and Veiler. Bye-bye, but that's about it.

I loved the early TRPG version of the original.
A long time ago, I was so happy to win this card in a pack that I immediately used it as my trump card to build his deck.
It is good that there is also a proper fumble effect, considering the original. I really like this girl with the addition of memory correction.

When I found out that this was going to be OCG, I thought that I would definitely be called trash because of the disadvantages...
If you open the lid, it will be a card that Duelists have been waiting for, an unrestricted darkness 4 tuner.
The disadvantage of death is also self-burning, and he who incorporates the movement of the club is rather an advantage on the deck.
But if I can say one thing...
No more bf

A bogus card that triggers a search in response to Amorphage's common maintenance cost. My last conscience is that I didn't respond to the destruction of the P zone. Aligning with Amorphous P will add +2, and aligning with Lysis will restore the disadvantage while changing the scale, and of course the ad will not decrease even by itself. Moreover, since Amorphage is a P-monster, it's a card that doesn't understand why you can get an immediate advantage by P-summoning it. When he can pull this guy out, he shows Amorphage at his best.

Sacrifice, Prediction Princess, Lord of the Red, etc... It greatly strengthens various Ritual Decks, and Nekroz and Gishki are excluded. I think it's a good adjustment. Even Kijin-san from Malebranche of the Burning Abyss must have smiled at this.