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Compared to Pirata, it has a narrower range than Recruit over there and Search over here. It can be searched even if it is destroyed. Due to the characteristics of the Undead Deck, it is very convenient because it can be revived many times and the effect can be reused each time.
The number 1200 is also based on defense power, so you can bring in most of the important cards in your undead Deck such as Zonmas, Zonkyari, and 《Uni-Zombie》. In the deck, it is an excellent card that works like a witch, which is a banned card.

The card I hate the most in Yu-Gi-Oh now, I hate it several times more than just power cards like Dark Row and Lightning, and the problem with this is that it's stronger than anything else. to be
Crownblade any deck with a rank 4 deck! Putrenova Infinity! Lightning! Template 1 pattern, RR and he even Harpie Infinity came out of this guy and I was speechless, because of this guy's existence I don't even want to fight rank 4 decks anymore It's gone.
Furthermore, because of this guy, even those who use legitimate methods to produce Pleiades and Infinity are treated as villains, and Pleiades and Infinity are considered shit cards. 4 Decks Can Play Any Deck Thought-stopping bastards have to make them the bad guys.
And finally, the ban, the only word that comes to mind for this guy is "Zamaa", he'll never come back again.

Even if you don't do anything else, 5600 RBI is guaranteed, and if you use Photon Dragon as a material, you can revive with a non-standard number of 8000 RBI, which is a spectacular effect. A romance that it is not impossible to exceed the dream of 10000 RBI by using the enhancement card.
The problem is how to survive the 2 turns until it is revived when it is destroyed and it has no resistance.

It's strong if the effect is set well, but it's pointless if there's no Xyz on the opponent's field.In addition, if you don't have at least 2 Xyz materials, it's highly dependent on the opponent and difficult to use. Considering the existence of a prime that guarantees 5600 RBIs regardless, the difficulty of handling is conspicuous.

Braho effect that doesn't get you involved, and if you combine it with Ginryu or other Dragons, it will become even more powerful, and if successful, you can aim for 1-kill class damage.
As for the material, Blue-Eyed x2 is the safest, of course, but if there are no troublesome monsters on the opponent's field, it's sad that there are times when it's more efficient to hit him with just two Normal monsters. ….

It can be said that the effect of destroying one card in battle and the resistance to destruction are synergistic in the sense that you can fight without fear of Mirafo, but be careful about confinement.
The RBI is 2600, which is high for a rank 5 deck, and it's fairly easy to use because it's not tied to materials.

In addition to destroying the opponent's monster, it has a super powerful effect that increases damage the stronger it is, and since it can attack monsters, the disadvantage of not being able to attack directly is insignificant considering the strength of the effect, but it is possible to attack directly by stacking Guidera. I was horrified on that day.
Since there is no material restriction, he is a card that should be included in a deck that can easily deploy ★5 such as Artifact.

Compared to Pleiades, he can't activate it during the opponent's turn, but he has more options to salvage from GY.
It's a common usage to stack it on his Constellar, which has used up all of its materials, but it's a monster that's worth summoning normally because of its ease of use.

WIND is the new savior of ★7 Synchro, which was only as versatile as the Black Rose brothers, so it is also a core monster of SR.
A man who absolutely can't pass monster effects, anyway, it's a first-class product when it comes to blocking monster effects, and it can't be targeted. Thanks to that, you can say that you have target resistance, and it's good to stand next to monsters without resistance that you want to protect with all your might, even if it's not yourself.
★7 boasts one of the best suppression powers, but it only has 2500 RBI, so it's easy to break through the battle, and it has no resistance to Spell Trap, so it's easy to say goodbye in the abyss or torrents. However, overconfidence is prohibited.

If it's an opponent's monster, it can absorb anything regardless of Special Summon or Normal Summon, and once per turn, it can negate any effect. However, the fact that you can also absorb your own monsters seems to be plain, but it's a point that you can't miss unexpectedly.
The materials are actually 2 ★5 machines, limited to ★5 machines, so it's not easy, but if you use 《Solar Wind Jammer》or 《Galaxy Soldier》other than the original Sydra, it's not as difficult as it sounds.
As for the effect, he's currently one of the best among the Xyz Monsters, and the only thing I'm worried about is that he doesn't have combat resistance, so if he uses negate effects too much, his hit point will drop and he'll be destroyed in battle, but that can be solved to some extent with material replenishment effects. so i don't really care.
This guy might be a little too strong himself, but he's also tied to materials, so the decks that can be played are quite limited, so I think it's fine to call it "Cyber's trump card". It's a pity that this guy himself, Cyber-style, and the people who put out this guy by arranging *5 machines properly in Galaxy style are also bad guys.

It has advantages and disadvantages compared to the typical hand trigger card, Vailor, which is often compared, but I personally prefer this card.
The downside of this card is that the effect itself can't be negate, and there's little point in throwing it against monsters that do most of their work through effects such as Trish and low-level effects when summoned, and the effect itself can't be negate. is a disadvantage that cannot be ignored.
On the other hand, this card is overwhelmingly stronger against resistance and suppression monsters such as Fergra, Infinity, and Dora. This card is excellent for this kind of thing that can only be used as a stopgap.
In addition, it can be used for Continuous Spell and Trap, and since it is a *3 tuner compatible with emergency tele, it can also be used as a tuner.
The main reason I personally like this card is how flexible it is, Veiler is strong when he's strong, but his timing is limited and it's hard to be flexible, whereas this card is really flexible.

In effect, the normal summon right of that turn is a good thing that changes 4 GY manure and 1 more hand, or 5 GY manure, "I want to drop GY is a monster and I want to drop Spell Trap if possible. It makes up for the weak point of indeterminate GY manure.
Since it's the end phase, even if he gets a trap in his hand, he can't set it right away, and he'll go to his GY, so I'd like to somehow prevent the opponent's counterattack on the return turn.

Synchro★9 is one of the most well-known Synchro monsters, and many people probably think of this card first.
Needless to say, the effect is the removal of 3 cards, and it is the most heinous removal method that does not target. It's a removal and rarely useful for hard resistance breakthroughs.
However, there are relatively many situations where this card can't be helped at the moment, and since only one card can interfere with the field, there are other cards with greater influence. There are scenes where mist works more effectively when there are multiple high hit points lined up, and there are scenes where it is faster to blow up with Buraro or wipe out with Enma, although the level is different. It's valuable as a "God-bound resistance removal" card, but I want to use it even if I force myself to use it. There are many good scenes.
Well, of course it's strong, but I can't deny that it's a bit overrated.

A card with a crazy thing written on it, a villainous monster that unilaterally bury only the opponent without being damaged by ignoring the status gun except DARK, and not being destroyed itself. It's an excellent card that can be thrown into a deck with the possibility of a 5-star synchro, with exceptional performance for a 5-star card. Since it has no resistance, it can be easily removed, but against his deck opponent who has less DARK, this one can be quite a stalemate.
His DARK, which is a major attribute, is powerless and needs to be intervened in battle, so it has the drawback of being hindered by Mirafo and confinement, but its high performance more than compensates for that drawback.

It's a "two birds with one stone" effect that allows you to fertilize GY and adjust the level at the same time.
A card that can be said to be the center of rotation of the Synchron Deck.