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When it first appeared, it was a rather troublesome existence because if you destroyed it, it would be taken with you and it would be easy to earn ads, and if you left it alone, it could be used as material.
Currently, it is not keeping up with inflation, and the number of removal methods other than destruction has increased significantly. Since lying down is the rule of thumb, there is a strong risk of misfire unless the opponent uses permanent demons, traps, etc.
I can't deny that it's plain and I need to help, but I get the impression that it should never be taken lightly.

This hand of mine is burning bright red!
When it first appeared, it was a rather troublesome existence because if you destroyed it, it would be taken with you and it would be easy to earn ads, and if you left it alone, it could be used as material.
Currently, we are unable to keep up with inflation, and the number of removal methods other than destruction has increased significantly.
I can't deny that it's plain and I need to help, but I get the impression that it should never be taken lightly.

If it's a beast, it's a resurrection card with no target restrictions or disadvantages, and it even has a weakening effect.
Beasts have many combat-oriented effects, so the benefits of weakening effects are strong.
I think it's a good card for both future prospects and usability.

Although it is necessary to deploy a machine, it can revive all low-grade machines, and the effect on the field will negate and self-destruct at the end, but there is no turn limit and his GY activation can be used, and self-destruction can not be used as an advantage. .
Usability is not bad at all, but the ease of searching for resurrection cards is often considered important, and even 《Monster Reborn》is widely adopted as a general-purpose card.
In addition to that, there is also an increase in card power, and recent resurrection cards often have +α effects.
Even though there is no turn limit, there are times when he requires a machine on the field and it can be rotten.

Although it is strengthened with each attack, the original hit point is this and this strengthening value is insufficient. Also, since it is forced, there is a possibility that it will be a hindrance to self-destruct due to the effect of the latter half.
As it is often said, the main thing is recruiting when it is destroyed.
I think I will mainly destroy it myself. There are many targets, but the effect is negate, so the compatibility is limited.
Although it is a bit highly dependent on combos, I have the impression that it is a card with potential in the future.

I think it has a versatile and excellent effect on dragons, but I don't see it being prioritized.
Is it because there are a lot of other excellent guys because there are places that are a bit highly dependent on combos?
If it's a priority, it's a cousin who wants to make use of the double cost and the salvage effect. I think it has a future.

Although it is a high RBI as a lower class, it can not be deployed other than its own effect.
If the conditions are met, it can be deployed with Friche, and it can be removed and zone sealed. The range that can actively satisfy the conditions.
It's versatile and strong if you get hooked on it, but it also has the potential to spoil and is easily influenced by the situation, so I think it's a card for experts.

It can be activated even if you destroy it yourself, so it can be used as insurance or as a combo card.
Is the blessed status corresponding to revolve also an advantage?
Due to the large number of requirements, it is highly dependent on combos, but with the existence of the striker, it is relatively easy to decide, and I think it is an interesting card that is not bad.

The royal palace was weakened by errata, but was banned again, and died twice.
Permanently he negates spells, and the adoption rate for draw-to-use spells is still high, giving him a strong impact in many decks.
Prior to the errata, he was voluntary to pay the LP cost, which was too easy to handle for the effect, so he was errataed to make it mandatory to pay and maintain.
However, it was still within the practical range, and the fundamental strength was deferred.
If you take the initiative and come with this guy to the place where you have laid down a suppressive formation, it will hardly be a game anymore.
It can be said to be oppression and nothingness, but in this game where monsters and spells tend to be the core, it's no good to easily and permanently seal his Special Summon and spells...

Invoked's trump card because of its status and required materials.
It asks for Invoked and Special Summoned cards from EX, and a little troublesome stuff. Due to its characteristics, it cannot be comboed with "De-Fusion" or transcended.
However, with the introduction of Dogmatika, which can easily be summoned and easily send cards from EX to his GY, I think it will be easier to operate than before.
It can also be expected to play an active role as a super fusion member.
Possessing all attributes except God, it is mainly for those who make use of their own exclusion effects.
The banishment effect can be banished other than God if you use yourself for the cost, and that God is currently a fan-level card, so it's unlikely that you can't remove it.
There are still a lot of his decks with unified attributes, so it's also possible to read his opponent's girlfriend's deck and prepare his Invoked with the corresponding attributes. Invoked makes that move easy.
I think it's an excellent card, but there are many other cards in Invoked that are good at interfering and attacking, and it's hard to take a seat with this card, which takes a little time to prepare.
If you're going to use it, you'll want to adopt and reuse a lot of resurrection and return methods.

A card that rises from subtle to essential as Fluffal's card pool grows.
It is uncertain whether the effect of 1 can be obtained by gacha as it looks, but Fluffal, who often uses GY, may lead to something even if it is removed.
As is often said, the favorite is the combination of the effect of 2 and the wing.
It's an ad source for Fluffal, and it feels good to use.

The removal quality is improved compared to Sambre, and it is now possible to practically draw lock.
However, depending on the thing, there are times when it is only a temporary stopgap, and there is a bit of dependence on the other party. Also, since you can't choose your own field, if you look at it comprehensively, it's inferior to Sambre in terms of versatility.
It's a 2:1 removal, so it's a bit underpowered compared to the current era, but I think it's not bad for usability.

In Fluffal, the material designation is very loose, and he is valuable in Frightfur because he can remove things other than destruction.
In addition, it has high explosive power with up to 2 attacks. However, the critical hit point is low, and direct attacks become impossible when removal is activated.
However, as already said, in Fluffal these shortcomings can be compensated for by the Saber Tiger, so if you have the leeway, it doesn't really matter.
I think it's one of the best fusions in Fluffal.

The hand expansion effect allows you to expand your options, and when it becomes a material, you can exchange cards to reduce losses, and it is very useful for Fluffal, who uses combos and his GY a lot.
I'm happy to have water, and I can connect to Bahasha with a dolphin.
Is it an excellent existence that greatly contributes to Fluffal's deployment and rotation power?
He was a Fluffal with few new Fusion Enforcers, but if he is at least good, I feel blessed compared to Predaplant, which has a lot of new ones.

The impression is that it is a card that is not stable but can not be underestimated.
Since the trigger is limited to discarded items, the cards that can be used together are limited, and since it cannot directly stop the movement of Dark World or Danger!, the meta is half-baked.
However, the firepower multiplier is not bad and can be duplicated. Do you have romance?