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It's a card I personally like, but I've rarely seen him in a deck.
It's probably because of the restriction that "After this card is activated, you can only Special Summon a monster from the EX Deck once."
However, if you use this card after reincarnation summoning "Salamangreat Sunlight Wolf", you can Special Summon "I:P Masquerena" or "Number 41: Bagooska the Terribly Tired Tapir".
In other words, you should think of this card as a card that allows you to add 1 EX monster after deployment, not as a deployment assistant.
If you drop it to GY, you can use it immediately with the effect of 《Salamangreat Sunlight Wolf》or 《Salamangreat Falco》.

Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it's a prerequisite card for use with 《Salamangreat Pyro Phoenix》. For the time being, it can be combined with 《Salamangreat Heatleo》.
However, 《Salamangreat Pyro Phoenix》itself isn't used much, so why bother using this card?
At least if it supported fusion and Ritual Monster, there might have been a way to use it.

A card that is usually strong but a little too slow, so it is rarely used.
If it were a long game environment with special regulations, it would be a good candidate for adoption.

A starting member of his Salamangreat who plays an active part in his Spell Trap recovery in GY.
You can also conditionally revive yourself.
The effects of (1) and (2) are both excellent, but it's a pity that "either one" is the only one.
The effect of collecting Spell Trap in (1) is quite loose because it is activated "when you are sent to her GY". Don't miss the timing.
Therefore, even if it becomes a link material, even if it is discarded from the hand, it will be activated even if it is discarded from the deck to his GY. When the spell trap you want to retrieve is in his GY, he wants to send him to GY just in time.
Note that Spell Trap is set in play, so Quick-Play Spell cannot be used that turn. Since 《Will of the Salamangreat》can be used immediately after being set, it works well as an effective matchup.
If you want to use this card as effectively as possible, it would be a good idea to drop it into his GY during your opponent's turn. For example, it can be used as a material for 《I:P Masquerena》, or as a cost for 《Salamangreat Rage》. If you set the cost of Rage, you can reset Rage immediately.
Other than that, it's not a special add, but if you use it as a material for 《Number 41: Bagooska the Terribly Tired Tapir》, you can immediately collect a Spell Trap during your Standby Phase.
I don't have many chances to use the effect of (2), but if I target 《Salamangreat Meer》on the field, I can Special Summon Mia that has returned to my hand, so it's practically no cost. The second candidate to return is 《Salamangreat Gazelle》.
However, if you target a fusion, S, X, or L monster, the effect will be misfired, so be careful (because it won't return to your hand). However, if for some reason you want to return to the EX Deck, you may have the option to use it daringly.

Responsible for maintaining train continuity capability
Most of the time, you use Pot of Extravagance when you can't get a one-kill when Azeus is banished from behind.
A train that can't prepare good interference will have to endure the opponent's attack and elimination with a resource game.
《Revolving Switchyard》on the field, if there is a bullet liner in GY, he will revive GY's bullet liner with anger knuckle, put out battrain with 《Revolving Switchyard》, attack and removal sent him to GY. and recover from GY to connect to the next turn
Night Express You may revive Knight and prepare 3000 walls
If the miraculously revived train remains in your turn, you can use the negate effect to hit it as an attacker.
It is also compatible with Infinitrack, sending himself to his GY to revive him, self-revive his GY's Infinitrack Xyz Monster with anger knuckles, and revived with "Outrigger Extension" to Defense Position. It is possible to use his Infinitrack Xyz Monster as a Rank Up Xyz Change.
A cost is required for self-revival, but the options to send to GY are 《Ruffian Railcar》, 《Infinitrack Trencher》, 《Infinitrack Tunneller》, 《Machina Fortress》Bullet Express Bullet Liner, 《Machina Citadel》, 《Machina Ruinforce》However, there are many convenient cards such as 《Clockwork Night》, which is also an advantage
He prepares for interference during the opponent's turn and is an unsung hero who is thankful for the painful train and his Infinitrack.

As those who know know, this card is unlimited overseas. In the opposite example, protoss, increased G, etc. are prohibited over there.
Now that we've lost Anaconda, dragoons have become unreal from wherever you say, "Gee... let's raise the dragoons and see what happens!"
However, since it starts with one 《Branded Fusion》, it is amazing that you can get one Dragoon out of a six-card system, including Albert.
Speaking of interference with target resistance + destruction resistance, there is "Majespecter Unicorn - Kirin", but it is realistic for him to return to the current situation where deck options are narrower and banned over there. Master P also has a slightly different type, but it is common in the sense that it is prohibited because it has resistance and obstruction.
It's bad to casually write a Dragon Effect Monster in the fusion summoning conditions.
However, negate has a hand cost, and even if the effect of destroying the opponent's card is issued from at least one 《Branded Fusion》, it can be done only during your turn and destroy one card.
In general, it's a pretty powerful monster and it's not that difficult to get it out, so there's no particular reason to come back, but I can't help but think that it's still better just by asking for the cost. However, there is a possibility that the card sent to the cost will create an advantage, but that is the problem of the card that was sent to the cost rather than Dragoon.
If I'm going to come back, it'll be if the Fusion Axis and Decks that make effective use of GY have mostly disappeared from the environment☆

Although Field Spell is necessary, it is usually strong that it is written that resistance is added to no-cost exclusion every turn.
Also, since it's level 7, which is rare for chaos monsters, it might be interesting to connect it to rank 7 or level 8 synchro.
It works better with Decks that use Field Spell + Light and Darkness than the original Chaos, so I'd like to use it around Despian and Dream Mirror.
Especially with Dream Mirror, it meshes too much.

It's ability to collect monsters such as Megalith Phaleg and adjust their levels with the recovery effect is also excellent, but even more powerful is the ability to disrupt your opponent's turn with Megalith Betor. Since it can be put out from the Deck, it can be used stably even when there are few cards.

The search is slow at the end, but it's a monster worth playing because you can collect the cards you need. You want to outrun your opponent's turn with his Sky Striker's abundant backing.

His ATK is the first thing that catches your eye.
All-purpose negate effects require a hand cost and expose low defense. Also, since you can't destroy it just by negate it, just negate a monster with over 1000 ATK and it will be easily broken through. At least the suppression power by itself is low.
At rank 8, there are multiple negate effects called Fergra, Taigara, and Lancelot, and among them, it is heavy and has attribute designation, so it is not a card that you want to adopt as a flattery.
However, there are advantages to using negate instead of counters. For example, against a card like 《Dark Ruler No More》, you can negate it without directly chaining it by inserting the activation of his own Spell/Trap.
Is there room for adoption if it's a deck that can make use of high RBI and can be combined with other suppression effects?

Simple and easy to use. Since he's level 4, he's also pretty addicted to Adamancipator, and even if he's knocked down by Miracle Rupture, Foolish Burial, or That Grass Looks Greener, he'll still be active. It would have been better if he could have fertilized GY even if he wanted to remove it from his hand (maybe too strong).

A very successful piece at YCSJ Osaka's Skidre Labrynth
A card that can stop the opponent's Light and his Harpie even if it's not Skidre.

The “Terranite” Deck lacks the ability to deploy from the first turn, and it is a Counter Trap that you definitely want to draw on the first turn, as it can interfere with Deneb and Unuk, who are standing still, at a cost, and you can turn his deck around with a draw. .
As a point of caution, you can't draw unless you destroy it, so I hesitate to negate effects that are activated outside the field.
Also, even though it's a trap that can't contribute to the stability of the first hand, it's very painful inside the access method inside the theme. Well, compared to the current theme, "Terranite" has fewer cards that can be called initial moves, so this card isn't the only problem.

His Scareclaw's weak point was that it would end as if it was interrupted if the summoning power was allocated to 《Rescue Cat》or 《Formud Skipper》, but thanks to this card, I can now take care of it.
Having a monster named Scareclaw on the field is useful, but the effect of Scareclaw Tri-Heart also allows him to attack even in Defense Position.

It is a useful card when making a Rank 6 Deck with elements of Normal Monster, WATER, and Dinosaurs.
For example, if you use 《Lemuria, the Forgotten City》with two level 4 WATER Normal Monsters side by side, it will become level 6, so you can use it together with 《Megalosmasher X》and 《Guy Guy》to get level 6. can be employed as
It is easy to use as one of the two cards that can be searched from 《Fossil Dig》.