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The existence that binds the four gods descends to Ninja.
Only Ninja or Ninjitsu can Special Summon, and by sending one Ninja and Ninjitsu from his hand or field to his GY, he has a triggered immediate effect that can destroy up to two of his Spell Trap on the field.
He's Kwanglong, but he's a Dinosaur, so he'll appear in Double Evolution Pill, let alone a super-transformation. If you mix Ninja with highly versatile cards such as Pancra and Dinosaurs, which is a powerful target for super transformation, it will be easy to put out 《Double Evolution Pill》. Of course, it is also valuable as the highest ATK that can be put out by super transformation.
The effect is a trigger immediate effect "Twin Twisters", but instead the cost is 2, and 1 of each is specified. If you can salvage every turn in Hidden Village, it's fine, but even so, the cost of two cards is high. This kind of dew baring is an effect that you can't rely on very much because you want to use it before you play a large one.
Basically he's a Dinosaur and an attacker with his ATK. Let's take advantage of Ninja's highest RBI and play an active part.

A colored Ninja that is not a Flip Monster. However, it has an effect when reversed.
When summoned or reversed, it has the effect of Special Summoning a low-ranking Ninja in your hand in Attack Position or backside defense.
By special summoning a level 4 Ninja, Blade Heart can be X summoned, and SAIZO can be Link Summoned regardless of level. He has a reliable 《Marauding Captain》effect with high ATK, and it is easy to pull the trigger of HANZO's Special Summon.
However, since his Special Summon from EX other than Ninja can not be done, it is especially painful that Warrior's abundant rank 4X cannot be used. Even EX will be sticking to Ninja, but with the appearance of SAIZO, will it be somewhat easier?
A card with offensive development power and abilities unlike Ninja of color.

vision of the future.
A Trap card that can activate the effect of flipping the Deck up to the number of Noble Arms on the field, adding one from among them to the hand, excluding GY's self, and special summoning Noble Knights that do not exist on the field and GY from the Deck.
A meaningful card that allows you to see the future as many times as the number of Noble Arms in the field, and you can choose only one card. What I'm doing is the Trap version of greed and humility, where the number of Noble Arms you turn over is determined, so it's simple and easy to use, but there is also the problem of whether you can endure being slow with Trap. Of course, without the Noble Arms and the Noble Knights that equip them, it's a problem.
The GY effect is Recruit, which is pretty powerful for a GY activation, but has a strange limitation that can't recruit Noble Knights that exist on the field or he's sent to GY. Even so, if the types of Noble Knight are scattered to some extent during the construction stage, a strong recruit can be expected, but the method of sending this card to his GY is a bit of a problem.
It's a card that can be expected to work in its own way, but how will the delay due to Trap and GY activation affect it?

The popular squid search is also deployed in his Noble Knight these days.
It has the effect of adding 1 Noble Knight or Noble Arms from the Deck or GY to your hand, and the effect of self-salvage when a Noble Knight equipped with Noble Arms is destroyed in battle.
Noble Knight and Noble Arms are two in one, and they can show their true value together, so I appreciate the flexibility of searching for the one you need. Moreover, it can be salvaged, so it is still a skillful card.
It even has the effect of salvaging itself, but the activation conditions are somewhat heavy. If you use it, will it be in the form of adding Noble Arms when Corneus does a suicide attack?
Note that Noble Knight can only search for monsters, so it cannot search for 《Glory of the Noble Knights》or 《Last Chapter of the Noble Knights》.

A card with a direct attack grant effect by paying 500 LP to the equipped monster and an effect to be re-equipped to Noble Knight common to Noble Arms.
Noble Knight has Galatine, his Noble Arms with a large ATK correction, and an Artorius-type X monster that collects his Noble Arms on itself when summoned as an X, so equip this card while creating a RBI gorilla. is easy. The LP cost isn't too big either, so it can be viewed purely as a direct attack grant.
In Noble Knight, a powerful direct attack that can shave off 2000-3000 at once can also be an end card. Also, since it can be equipped by all Warriors, it is also his Equip Spell that works best as a seal that doesn't lower his ATK in Ben Keiwan kills.

The power of the new Noble Knight.
It has the effect of removing X materials and returning that number of cards to the opponent's hand, and when it is destroyed, he treats a different Noble Knight X monster as X summoning, and he has the effect of special summoning this card and using it as an X material.
Unlike the Noble Knight King Artorius, it is difficult for him to equip a large number of Noble Arms and become a gorilla, and his ATK itself is low for an X monster. Instead, it has a very high quality removal effect.
You can trample your opponent's field with a simple and powerful effect that bounces the opponent's cards as many as the number of X materials. Even if it is destroyed, it can be transferred to the next X monster. Is it a card that shines only by turning back?
The low ATK can also be perceived as being easy to self-destruct. Noble Knight's rank 4 just has more removal options, which is a big plus.

A Noble Knight hand trigger monster that has the effect of destroying his Noble Arms on the field and negating the effect activation when the opponent activates its effect while Noble Knight and Noble Arms are on the field.
The activation conditions are strict, but for the Noble Knight who has acquired the new power of 《Heritage of the Chalice》, it can be said that it is a condition that can be relatively gathered, or that it cannot start unless it is gathered.
As long as the activation conditions are met, it's an all-purpose counter for hand triggers against all effects. You'll need to destroy Noble Arms, but since Noble Arms can be re-equipped, it's not a big deal.
It has a turn 1 limit and is difficult to use as material, so it's scary to have too many cards in your hand, but it's a card that's well worth having.

A card that caused a stir in a typographical scandal.
A monster that has the effect of special summoning when there is a Noble Arms Equip Spell on the field, and the effect of giving the additional effect of summoning to Noble Knight EX monsters that use this monster as a material.
Overseas, the summoning right granted by the second effect was limited to Noble Knight, but it seems that anything can be done in the Japanese version.
The Special Summon effect is a fairly easy condition to achieve with Noble Knight, and he is easier to Special Summon than Gawain and can be a material for X and Link. Moreover, if it becomes a material, you can acquire the right of additional summons. From its nature, it can be said that it is a monster that specializes in X-Link materials.
A card that seems to be very powerful in deploying X monsters and Isolde. It can be said that it is a very exciting newcomer.

A Noble Knight who follows a lion.
A card that has the effect of calling Noble Knight tokens on the field when equipped with Noble Arms and the effect of increasing his ATK of other Noble Knights as long as Noble Arms are equipped.
It has the unique effect of deploying Noble Knight tokens, but it cannot perform Xyz with tokens, and its combat power is not high, so it is not suitable for use as an offensive weapon. It should still be used for Link Summoning, but due to the limitations of its effect, Link Summoning other than Isolde is impossible.
Isolde itself is an extremely powerful Link, but it is also possible to entangle Noble Knights such as Gawain and Corneus, who are easy to Special Summon, and use other Warriors. The ATK up effect is also subtle, and I can't expect the ATK itself to be strengthened.

The Noble Knight legend wasn't over yet.
A Noble Knight that has the effect of destroying the equipped Noble Arms and one of the opponent's face-up monsters by giving up the right to attack and drawing one card.
ATK is at the level of a low-level attacker, so abandoning attacks is a bit wasteful, but as a low-level, it has a fairly high spec removal effect. Noble Arms can be re-equipped on Noble Knight even if it is destroyed, so it is a card that can be quite profitable by simply getting monster destruction and drawing.
His rival is Tristan, who can use effects just by equipping Noble Arms, and he can also remove Spell Trap if he is face up. The part where you can draw is appealing here, but as expected, the roles overlap quite a bit.
There are trade-offs with Tristan, but he's probably an excellent Noble Knight.

A new Time Thief X monster. Like you saw in hacks and flybacks...?
It has the effect of reviving his Time Thief using X materials on yourself and your opponent's standby, and a triggered immediate effect that makes your own X monsters other than yourself use his Time Thief card as X material.
The effect of reviving his Time Thief using X material is powerful, and the options are Lews, who can use the search effect with resurrection, Bezelship, which takes a stance to exclude GY from him, and Redan, which has the highest RBI that can immediately use its own effect. It's sad that it can't be revived immediately, but it's probably a form that matches the timing of Redan's effect activation.
The effect of supplying X materials is effective when Redan is revived. By granting monsters, you can remove them, and you can also grant spells and traps without relying on your opponent's cards.
If the main character of Time Thief is Ridan, this card is likely to be a great supporting player. It would be a good category for a new product.

An effect that allows you to use a Time Thief card from your hand or deck as an X material for a Time Thief X monster, and an effect that allows you to use one of your opponent's GY cards as an X material for your Time Thief X monster by activating GY. Trap card with
A trap card that aims to provide materials to Time Thief X monsters from two angles. The aim is to supply Redun, which can activate effects according to the type of X-material. I especially want to supply Spells and Traps, but be careful as there is only one Time Thief Spell Trap each.
The effect of activating GY is that in addition to being able to reasonably supply X materials from his GY, it is possible for GY to check the opponent's use of GY. It's public information and requires a Time Thief X monster, so I can't be overconfident.
It is a card that is thoroughly specialized in assisting Time Thief X monsters, so it is easy for him to rot if he can't put Time Thief X monsters into play. Although it is possible to move like a Time Thief...

Special Summoned turn-limited X monsters have god-binding resistance effect, 1 X monster's ATK is increased by 300 times its X material, and if the owner uses the opponent's card as X material, it can attack directly Continuous Spell that gives effect.
It's his Continuous Spell that strengthens X-Monsters, and God-Binding Resistance gives him resistance to safe landings and effect activations. In addition, his ATK can be increased with X materials, and the magnification is moderate. Since it is a card that can affect all Xyz monsters, it also has versatility such as assisting Hope Double's one-kill with divine binding resistance.
However, his main strength is the effect that can directly attack, and his Time Thief is easy to accomplish the X material of the opponent's card, which is the trigger. 101 is also possible. I can't help but feel that the situation where I dare to hit from above with a direct attack is rather desperate...

Time Thief has the effect of turning the top of the opponent's deck into an X material during each standby phase, and the effect of removing the X material to activate the effect corresponding to each type.
The 1st effect and the 2nd effect are linked, and the ability to use the top of your opponent's Deck as an X material every turn to activate a variety of effects is probably the pinnacle of this card. You can exclude yourself by excluding monsters. This makes it a difficult card for opponents to deal with as it is removed every turn. The Spell card is a draw, and the Trap card is his Deck top bounce, which can be activated with the X material acquired by his own effect or the effect of his other Time Thief. The card returned by Trap can be used as a material with the first effect in the next standby, and it is linked here as well.
It's not flashy, like flipping the board all at once, and it's the type that attacks steadily, so it might be a little slow and unsettling, but it's a fun card as a gimmick.

A Time Thief that has the effect of special summoning two types of Time Thief from his Deck by releasing it when there are no other monsters on his own, and the effect of self-regenerating when his X monster is destroyed in battle.
A card like a Time Thief version of a rescue monster with perfect performance to set up Xyz on the first hand. However, due to the Time Thief entering the main, the combination is limited to the crown and bezel ship. Well, the crown can use the search effect, and the bezel ship can lay the groundwork for self-regeneration, so there shouldn't be any problems with compatibility.
The self-regeneration effect is somewhat backwards in terms of destroying X monsters in battle, and in Time Thief, it doesn't go well with the Redundan effect. With Perpetua, you can expect to be able to use the effect as it is, but it may be a bit reckless to plan to activate the effect on the back as your own ability is low.
However, it is a card with high performance as a starting point for Time Thief.