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Common effects are omitted.
The unique effect is the Salvage of Springans monsters or 《Great Sand Sea - Gold Golgonda》.
As for the Springans monster, he can also be used as an X material from GY, so adding it to the hand is of little significance, and since this card is used from the hand to salvage it, it does not increase the cost of Gorgonda either.
If you are using "Trade-In", replace this card with level 8 Springans ・"Abyss Dweller" etc. If he is sealed by GY, he can be X materialized by passing it through the hand. How would you use it?
Also, since it supports Special Summon, if you revive him instead of summoning him from your hand, you can increase the number of his Springans monsters in your hand.
You can collect it immediately by Special Summoning with 《Springans Brothers》, so X summoning and L summoning are possible.
Gorgonda's salvage is also a good effect, and it leads to maintaining Gorgonda, which is more likely to be a removal target than XBrawler, which runs away even if you aim.

Common effects are omitted.
The unique effect is a search after paying the cost. Springans cards are agnostic, so flexibility is high. Most of the time, though, you'll be searching for a Watch that has access to field monsters. Since it is difficult to replenish Springans with the same name as an X monster, it is a good idea to remember the flow of searching the Watch using duplicate cards as a cost and securing his Springans with a name that is not in GY.

We omit common effects.
The unique effect is reviving Springans, and it's primary role will be to resurrect Sargus, who can be disrupted by being placed on the field. However, unlike other fished monsters, it is disappointing that it releases itself, and it is a clear weakness that it ends only by reviving Sargas and does not lead to S or X materials. Although it has a high degree of importance as Springans, it feels like a card with limited performance for Yu-Gi-Oh as a whole.

This is a rare card whose processing changes depending on whether or not there are monsters in the designated zone. However, you will rarely use the zone seal one.
Basically, it will be used as a card that negates monster effects without targeting.
Looking at this alone, it can be said that it is a relatively high-quality interference, but the activation conditions that require Springans monsters are a little unstable, and there are no Springans that search for this card by entering the field, so the return on risk is good. A small impression. If there is a Fusion Monster that uses 《Fallen of Albaz》as a fusion material, you can increase the return, but there is almost no room to line up that far, and overall I feel that it is not a card that you can rely on.

Omitting common effects.
(2) is a destructive effect during the opponent's turn. It is Springans' only interference effect, and the goal is to aim for this in a high-purity construction. X material is necessary, but it is easy to secure due to the common effect of Springans, so the activation conditions are not so unstable.
(3) enhances his Springans X monster. Even with Gorgonda, he can raise the ATK of the XBrawler from only 2600 to 3100. If you go over 3000 lines, you will become considerably stronger in battle, so it is an effect that you want to actively aim for.
Unfortunately, (2) and (3) cannot be achieved without two cards. In the early stages, (2) on your opponent's turn, (3) on your own turn (if necessary), and (2) again after reviving successfully.
As a captain, it is a card with a high degree of importance among Springans.

A card that revives Springans or 《Fallen of Albaz》.
It will be used to set up Sargas and Albus Fusion in the opponent's turn.
As a Normal Trap that revives, there are 《Back to the Front》with a wider range, so I would like to differentiate it well.
What I want to aim for is the effect of (2), and if it succeeds, it will lead to an efficient action of replenishing X materials by making use of her GY effect of Sprind the Irondash Dragon.
The difficulty is that it requires a Fusion Monster as a cost, and it takes time to secure the first body, so it is not possible to aim for (2) stably. I would like to make use of it by fusing it in advance with 《Fallen of Albaz》, or by combining it with a card that directly drops a card from the Extra Deck.

It is one of the salvation cards for Springans, whose card power is too low overall.
Securing Gorgonda, which is the main engine, is of course essential, and this card that can search for it is important in itself.
In general, if you do your best to search for a key card, you will be worried that it will spoil if you already have a key card, but this card can be used to search for monsters and fertilize GY if you have Gorgonda. It has the flexibility to switch and is very stable.
It's a card that I definitely want to fully invest in.

A card with a rare effect that designates a zone and destroys it. Since no card is specified, it is possible to destroy without targeting.
The (2) effect allows you to escape, and the materials can be continuously replenished by his Springans common effect, so it can be said that it is a style card that gains an advantage while staying for a long time.
On the other hand, its weaknesses are also quite noticeable.
Destruction is an activation effect and has no binding effect on the opponent's turn. Springans aren't very good at deploying, so they have to rely on this card, and it's not enough to just have a role on their turn.
Also, the stats are extremely low, 2600, which leaves you worried about fighting even with Gorgonda, and 1600, which makes it difficult for even low-level monsters to break through without Gorgonda. Even if a breakthrough is opened by destruction, if the combat ability is so low, it will give the opponent a chance to restore the original state.
Also, regarding the destruction effect, although it doesn't target, the aim is clear when choosing a zone, and Sacrifice Escape itself is difficult to stop. Also, from the opponent's point of view, the effect can be easily minimized by not placing cards within the range of the cross.
It gives the impression of an interesting but not strong card.
I hope there will be more support in the future.

At a low cost, he can deploy a Springans X monster.
On the other hand, there is only so much you can do.
The effect of (1) is to increase his ATK. 1000 points is a bargain, but XBrawler's stats are too low, and even with this number, it's only 2600, which is a big concern. It's no longer a merit effect, it's just an effect that undoes the unfairly attached demerit (still it doesn't reach the general level).
(2) is the deployment of the X monster. Springans in the main deck have very low deployment power, and regular X-summoning is not so easy. Basically, you will be relying on this effect to deploy.
On the other hand, it is a very big weakness that it is easy to lose the opportunity to attack because the effect cannot be used with the Springans X monster already deployed. His ATK as an XBrawler is too low, and it takes too long to win. In most cases, it's better to get the opponent's place ready.
(3) suppresses attacks. Ex-Brawler can easily fulfill the activation conditions by escaping himself, but the return is to block only one attack. There is only a restraining force that can easily be overwhelmed by an opponent with deployment power.
All in all, it's a card that simply describes Springans' playstyle and doesn't have any notable strengths.

This unique effect is resource recovery from exclusion.
DRA removal is certainly powerful, but it has a very heavy disadvantage of removing resources from the next turn onwards, and being able to alleviate that is a nice effect. Thanks to this effect, when using the effect of DRA with Drytron Ritual Monster as the cost, the cycle of removing 2 cards every turn is established.
You can also push back to some extent against 《Called by the Grave》and 《Invocation》, which have a high encounter rate and give fatal damage to Drytron.
On the other hand, since it specializes in recovering advantage and cannot be acquired, it is difficult to make use of its effect in the early stages. Drytron, though cutting edge, has yet to escape from the instability of Ritual Decks. Even holding one unproductive card is pretty unsettling. Keep the number of hires modest and call from abundant search and recruit.

Minor Drytron with a unique effect of 1 draw.
When this card is in his GY, it's a good deal if you let him bite into a low-level Drytron consecutive Special Summon.
However, in the early stages, you start with this card in your hand, so you can consume this card and settle into a simple hand exchange of 1 draw.
For a Ritual Deck with a lot of demand cards, definite actions like Search and his GY Fertilization are much more beneficial than draws, so I don't think it's a very reliable effect.
I think the true value of this card is not in the draw, but in the fact that you can secure one DRA bullet without reducing the number of cards in your hand (increase it after the second time). His Drytron's definite weakness is that he runs out of resources when thoughtlessly eliminated in the DRA, and it can be mitigated.

A trump card against monsters in Drytron.
A simple high stat group attack is like a group removal that doesn't create a chain block, and the ability to destroy the field is perfect.
Because it has target resistance, it is strong against removal to some extent, and it is also easy to pass through attacks.
In addition, it is a luxury specification that has a disturbing effect while being aggressive.
Although it takes the target, it can remove up to 2 cards, and the method is not destruction, but her GY sending and powerful.
However, it consumes GY, so if you use this, you will lose his Drytron that will be deployed on the next turn. This card can be Ritual Summoned with just Ban + Al, but losing one or both of them is a pain. I want to try to read the opponent's intentions and shoot.

In contrast to DRA, which is strong against monsters, this is his Ritual Monster, which is strong against spells and traps.
However, even though it is strong, there is only one point that resistance is not taken as a target. There are more spell traps than monsters in major cards that don't take targets, so even though it's the same type of resistance, it's relatively weaker than DRA.
In that case, I'd like to at least take her Spell Trap with me, but the destruction effect is an activation effect. It may even be removed without even being allowed to activate...
Even so, it covers areas that don't touch the DRA, and one card can be used for two DRA bullets. By the way, I would like to adopt it because it is useful.
As an aside, Yu-Gi-Oh has a lot of monsters with exactly 3000 ATK of him, so I intentionally lowered his ATK of this card to 3000 with the demerit effect of Drytron Spell. You can chase. Depending on the number of monsters your opponent has, you'll get more damage than just throwing out a DRA and hitting your opponent's 3000, so if you get the chance, try it.

Both Meteonis Drytron and Drytron Nova are searchable, giving you the flexibility to access both monsters and Ritual Spells. If you have enough of both, it's also great that you can access interference cards without waste.
The ability to prevent Ritual Spells from being negated is a seemingly modest effect, but if you hold Meteonis Drytron from the beginning, there is a pattern that allows you to pass the ritual summons by surprise, and when you turn around, there are often opportunities to be helped by this. increase.
The level change effect hits hard with Synchro Xyz, and combined with DRA's own monster removal, those decks will have a headache. There are quite a few decks that don't stick, so I can't be overconfident.
By the way, you can apply it to your own monsters as well. Even if it doesn't make sense to change levels, chaining this to an effect on successful summoning will protect you from types of interference that chain directly to the effect that triggered.

Searchable, no cost, deck bounce, and ease of handling itself is high.
On the other hand, when using it with Drytron, it is assumed that this card + DRA will be set up, but DRA itself is excellent at removing monsters, so the roles overlap. The opponent will also aim to remove DRA before the main development, so if it passes, this card will also stop functioning at the same time, which is also unstable. I think it would have been useful to have an effect that stopped his spells and traps, which are DRA's weak points, instead of stopping Special Summon.
(Of course, it is possible for Drytron to use something other than DRA, but in the end, he will use his Ritual Monster, which has the role of sealing monsters, so you will still feel the overlap of roles.)
If you use it outside of Drytron, you probably won't build Fafnir to search, and if you throw away the search, even if you can't bounce, God series counters are more stable.