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One of the motifs of the millennium items recorded in Prismatic God and their owners. As already said, this card is Shin-sama.
I want to be able to actively use the expansion effect myself.
Support is also abundant due to the blessed status.
The effect of 2 is that it is slightly dependent on the other party, which is a bottleneck and a risk. He relies on EX Decks as attackers, and his success rate is high with Decks, but it's not just his Decks like that in the current environment.
I don't think the concept is bad, but the degree of combo dependence and instability is high, and the practicality is doubtful.

Targets that can be targeted for mass deployment, builds that match levels, and passive conditions are often required, so it will take a lot of time and effort to operate.
The advantage that can be obtained if it goes well is large, and it seems worth trying hard to operate.
Practicality aside, I have the impression that you can do something interesting.

A card dedicated to the highest level Tribute Summon support.
You can reveal the highest level of cards in your hand for Special Summon, and you can add the highest level of summoning rights, so you can expand your deployment range.
It's an effect that doesn't trigger, so it's pretty big impression that you can use it even if you bring it from a witch or 《Sangan》.
It looks like it could be a great addition to a particular Deck.

Tokens can be left under loose conditions, but there is Orion that can leave tokens under even looser conditions.
It will be possible to differentiate from the difference in the effect and status of 2.
With the effect of 2, you can multiply 2 more tokens, but naturally deployment restrictions are applied to prevent abuse. Use it for Tribute Summon and blueblood costs. Or you want to be able to deploy it even in the opponent's turn.
It's not bad as a material worker, and I think it has potential in the future.

Special enhancement for the Three Phantom Gods and the Three Evil Gods.
It's a non-targeted enhancement, making it a valuable enhancement tool for obelisks that negate targeted effects.
Since the effect will not be negated, in addition to further improving control power, every time you attack, you can "force" to send monsters on the opponent's field to his GY, and you can also deal with complete resistance.
The problem is to strengthen it. All of them are heavy and unconventional guys who demand the release of 3 bodies. And choose the one that is compatible with you.
Osiris and Obelisk can Special Summon, but Special Summon only lasts 1 turn, making this card a sustaining effect.
There is also a lack of search means, and since the opponent has the right to choose when it comes to removal, there are some parts that are unstable.
It's a big name, but I don't think you'll get enough benefits to justify its weight. It may become the key to the true ancestor, so I want to expect it in the future.

The useless guy Void-san really laughs.
Granted destruction resistance that is conspicuously fragile enough to be said so. After all, the card itself is fragile, as already said. If you draw, you're in trouble.
Basically, it will be a disposable destruction resistance grant, but there are many other rivals.
Well, in the current environment, I don't think it's that much of a problem even if it's only for one turn. GY: It's expensive, but isn't it possible to connect it to a return combo?
If it's IF, you can maintain it with No60 or a pawn that can also search for this card.
You may find an advantage in that it's easy to send from the field to GY as a Continuous Trap.
I think it's terrible performance, but I wonder if it's still better than a contract.

Being able to revive while reducing your hand looks good with IF, but the cost is too heavy, and it's a matter of efficiently using each card one by one to bring it into a handsless state, so you can't simply throw it away. .
There are other resurrection cards that target IF, and it is possible to revive Level 8 Yami Dragon S as a selling point, but by the time they are released in IF, they should already be in a handsless state, so I want to revive them. It is said that it is useful only in the situation.
Although it has the name of Void, it is said that the extinguishing flower is even more expensive because it requires a hand cost, and the pawn has the worst activation conditions. The part that should be an advantage is not an advantage.
It's out of the question for IF, but even in Dark World and Fabled, where you can use discards, this cost is too tight to prioritize.
To put it bluntly, I think that the cauldron included in the same pack is an industrial waste card.

In the manga, it's usually a card with a bad meaning of drawlock, but in OCG, it's a good adjustment.
It's not bad to be able to create a top Archfiend with IF, which tends to be poor when turning, while eliminating the slight gaps in handless that are normally created by draws.
However, he can only draw Archfiend on the next turn, so I want to prepare a way to draw.
Regarding Void search, the bottleneck is that the ones that are easy to use are currently somewhat limited.
If it's IF, it's about Void Trap Hole.
Other than IF, he handles Void, and he is good at GY fertilization, and can he use Infernoid, which is easy to reduce his hand?
I don't think it's a bad effect, but I get the impression that it's a strong habit because it's often requested.

The effect of 1 is a normal deck, but in the case of IF, it is useful in case you can't handle all the cards in your hand.
I think there are 2 main ones. Note that the conditions are handsless, but the GY fertilizing effect is important for IF.
However, most of the IFs he wants to send to GY are demons, so there are rivals such as Masai who can send all demons.
In the case of this card, it has the name of IF and can be differentiated in terms of different levels and being a tuner.
There is a Beetle in the same level of IF tuners, but that one is an insect and has deployment power, but I'm worried about the risk of an accident, so with the current IF, it seems easier to prioritize this one.
Among the new IF-related cards in PP2021, it seems to be a candidate for adoption.

Phantom Beast god support revealed at the end of GODBOX. I honestly thought it would be Saatchi, but I was shown a lot more Zukkoke than I imagined.
You can permanently revive God, but it's hard to use as it's an 11th season card, and it can only be activated when the opponent declares an attack. There are quite a few things.
Moreover, the revival target cannot be said to be compatible with this card,
Osiris can't make good use of thunderbolts when reviving at the time of attack declaration, and it is difficult to maintain offense and defense due to the hand cost.
Wo has the magic sentence "This card cannot be special summoned", and there is no flexible specification of ignoring summoning conditions. In the first place, resurrection is just 0 offense and defense.
Obelisk alone has a target resistance of 4000 attack and defense, so it can be said that the compatibility is good.
However, whether it's Osiris or Obelisk, Special Summon only exists for one turn, and if it is revived many times, it will be exhausted.
It's also slow to remove 2, and it's easy to evade, so it's not very useful.
Say it clearly! Are you weak...?
Although I think that the reproduction of the original is wonderful, it has become a terrible substitute probably because I stuck to it. The level of feeling malice even when wo is not included in the resurrection target.
Please compare it with the Phantasm support. The original performance is not so high, but why are you so self-respecting?
Later, Osiris and Obelisk have their own resurrection cards.
Although it is a one-time use, it has a powerful additional effect, and since it cannot be expected to be activated many times in the first place, it can be said that it has no position anymore. (It wasn't originally)

Due to its characteristics, it can't function on its own, and since it revives the card used as a material along with this card, I have to think a little about development, and I feel quite quirky.
I am blessed with support, so it seems to have a future, but I have the impression that it is not as easy to handle as it looks.

One of Cybers' material personnel that can be deployed under loose conditions.
Later, a supervisor appeared that was effective when using himself as a material, but it's not something that can be prioritized, so it's hard to make it an advantage.
Cybers have also been enhanced, but many of the recent expansion cards have a one-turn limit on the deployment of the same name, and many Cybers are no exception.
It's a level 3 card that can be searched from Debugger and can be used as a material for Mirror Gestalio, so I'm sure it's a good candidate for deployment cards.

Not only the field but also his GY's exclusion effect is not bad, but the demands are heavy, and neither Bram Magi, nor Blue-Eyed, use fusions and rituals so much that they can be said to be the main tactics. It is.
Especially in the case of bramagi, they do something similar in the magic circle. The recovery effect is also not an effect that takes precedence for that reason.
Since it requires a summoning method that consumes a lot of money, it's highly dependent on combos, so if you ask me if removing a single target is worth it, I'd be a bit confused.

A Quick-Play Spell that can both remove and expand. Due to the disadvantages of attacking, it is difficult to use for follow-up attacks, so I want to use it during the opponent's turn as much as possible.
Since board add is required, it is necessary to devise ways to reduce consumption.
As has already been said, is it suitable for Gaia and Sacred Time, which are likely to use top-level vanillas, because they can be effective with releases?
It has some quirks, but it's not a bad card.

There are a lot of support cards for specific cards, even those that require the highest grade, and this card itself is also reasonably searchable.
So if you negate the whole thing, it's not bad.
It's also nice that it's easy to put pressure on your opponent by hinting at the existence of this card.