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Young Noelia. Ice Barrier Isn't it the effect of calling manman against the anti-dragon liberation faction?
Even though it requires a hand, Ice Barrier is grateful for its effect that can easily lead to an S Summon.
The hand cost is not necessarily a drawback, and since it is water, he can trigger Atlantean and has combo properties.
Only water can be Special Summon, but there are plenty of brews, Khalifa, Crystron, etc.
Losses can also be compensated by the cost-sharing of the GY effect.
As for Tribute Summon Bind, it's a card that's suitable for connecting large cards, so it feels like a bonus, but depending on the opponent, it can be a worthy effect to maintain. If you line up the guards and frost spirits, it will become stronger as it is.
I wonder if I can say that it is excellent among the new Strak this time.

The weakening of 1 is a strong benefit for his Ice Barrier, which has a lot of locking effects on subtle stats, but it doesn't mesh with the point that he's a tuner who isn't good at maintaining his own stats.
However, since it is possible to duplicate it and it is a level that is easy to deploy, it is not difficult to make use of it.
It's a pity that 2 is below level 3. Even though I could say that I was excellent if I could send a shrine, I wonder if there is no intention to honestly make it stronger.
Well, even if you can adjust the level, isn't it bad to use it as a tuner?
There is also the possibility of sending the main body and preparing the follow-up, or leading to a real search by salvage.
Is Ice Barrier and Sea Dragon's first level 1 tuner worth it?
There is no other decent Ice Barrier tuner, so I thought it would be a necessary card for Ice Barrier.

Somehow, I feel the intention not to try to make Strak obediently stronger this time.
That doesn't mean it's an unusable effect.
It is necessary to deploy, but it is not a bad effect to be able to move flexibly due to the recruitment effect.
As for the loss, I would like to make up for it with the recovery effect of Yoriko and 2.

It's a nice deployment card for Ice Barrier, but I'm worried that he needs Ice Barrier in the field and is often required to depend on the opponent's field.
The search effect is an excellent effect that allows you to access monsters from the presence of the crest, with a trap that cannot be reached by the crest.
The effect of excluding magic and traps is likely to hit the opponent, but the impression is that it smells like a bonus.
Can't you deny the strength of the habit a little from the development conditions?

Ice Barrier's Continuous Spell resurrection, and Ice Barrier's ability to self-bounce combos can be repurposed.
However, as expected, it has the same name activation restriction, and it doesn't work like the former 《Premature Burial》.
The resistance effect works well with Ice Barrier, which has a lot of lock effects, but it's not the type that can overturn a disadvantageous situation because it's premised on lining up, and it doesn't work well with S Summons, which tend to decrease in number temporarily. It's like a bonus effect.
The number of holes is a little conspicuous, but I think it will be an excellent support for the Ice Barrier.

The card that finally appeared. If Gale comes out, there's no way Trish, who can be said to be one of DT's faces, will come out.
The effect is just like Trishula. However, if the conditions are heavy and all the effects are to be utilized, considerable deployment power is required.
The removal performance is not bad even at the time of one type, but it is a subtle impression if it is said that it is suitable for this condition.
More to the point, Trish + 《De-Synchro》can produce similar results. Although there is a difference of Trap, there are many options that can be taken quickly and with less required number. Considering the handicap effect, the opponent will have less things to do on the return turn, so it seems unlikely that the blocking power of Trap will become an advantage.
It also hurts that the category search doesn't work. There is something like 《Trap Trick》, but the effect that requires deployment power is highly accidental, and there is not much room to use trap search.
The GY effect is a target resistance, and it works well with Bryu and Gungu, which use your hand as a cost to activate the effect, making it easier to pass through the effect.
However, it is limited to S, and it is difficult to say whether it should be prioritized for this effect.
It gives a romantic impression. At least it's not something that the current Ice Barrier can handle. Don't you think that Magou and IF are still better at using them?
A card that is ironic in many ways, like the original Trish's success.

Although 1's return is loosely triggered, it may be removed before it is deployed, and Metaphys of advanced level or higher is returned to his deck to exert its effect, so it is difficult to accumulate return targets. It's vanilla when it's returned.
This card can also be effective, and it is a good match with Ragnarok, which is easy to accumulate return targets.
Although Ragnarok and his Nephthys have the effect of removing all of the 2 removals, the target is limited to one of them, so such a small removal of a single target is also valuable.
However, it is difficult to control the timing of removal activation only within the category. Do you also want a way to remove it with Furice?
The effect is excellent, but I'm a little worried about the peculiarities of his current Metaphys. I would like to expect the card pool to increase in the future.

Despite the fact that there are a lot of high level spells, it's a category that can't be talked about without a way to remove it, so I'm very grateful for this kind of effect.
The additional effects are related to combat, and although Ragnarok and Tyrant are effects suitable for combat, they are highly beneficial because they were worried about hitting points.
However, other than Metaphys, it affects your own army, and it is a compulsory effect.
Despite his quirks, he would be an excellent supporter of Metaphys.

I'm greedy, but honestly, I feel that I wanted at least the search effect.
In Metaphys, many of which are advanced and cannot move on their own, being able to summon without needing to release them helps reduce accidents.
The exclusion demerit also triggers the effect at the time of exclusion, so it's not a demerit by any means.
The Chain Bind effect is also useful in this day and age where you don't know where the jamming cards will come from.
It's a support-like effect, but the high-level Metaphys that I use with this card doesn't give any additional effects, and I'm worried that it can't work on its own, so I can't deny that it's plain as a 10th term field.

Although the scale is 1, it is easy to use, but since there is only Metaphys P at present, it is not possible to aim for P summoning within the category alone. Is it an element for the additional effect of Horus at present?
The P effect and the effect on the field are similar, and it is a decoy effect that mainly works as an attack restraint and forcing removal.
I can't say it's an easy-to-use effect, but is it worth adopting in terms of expanding options?

Low level attackers are precious in Metaphys.
Furthermore, with that effect, he can aim to deploy Metaphys, but the bottleneck is that it is highly uncertain and cannot be effective unless you fight.
Even though it's already unstable, a maximum of 2400 by itself is a figure that feels insufficient to actively fight in the current environment. Where you want to supplement with Ashin.
Although it is a tuner, it can only be deployed at level 5 or higher, and considering that there are only levels 7 and higher at present, it is an element that cannot be used. I want to target Horus with a decoy.
It can be used as a general-purpose tuner that can exclude the deck top, but it seems to have a strong habit.

His Metaphys version of the tyrant dragon who has not been blessed with a derivative or remake for a considerable period of time compared to Hades and Freed.
Although the conditions for obtaining the effect are somewhat limited, it has effects similar to the original, such as continuous attack ability and complete resistance to traps. Since it can be brought to a direct attack from battle destruction, it seems that the offensive performance has improved comprehensively.
2900 is a delicate line now, but I want to make up for it with Ashin.
Deployment will mainly rely on the same name or Ragnarok.
If you deploy with these, you will be excluded at the end of your turn, so it is not good to have a good place, but when you are excluded, you will be able to keep the following because the deployment effect will be demonstrated. I would like to use it in combination with Nephthys so that it will not be interrupted.
In Metaphys, it seems to be the cornerstone of development and attack.

Despite the lag, he's great at bringing Metaphys in general.
The effect on the field is also inherited from the original, and the exclusion and removal performance are strong.
It's a pity that you can only interfere with the set, but is it an advantage that it is difficult to get involved in Metaphys, which uses a lot of permanence?
Although it has a peculiarity in that it cannot function on its own, it is an indispensable existence in Metaphys.

Unusually among Daedalus, it has no effect on the field.
However, the high removal performance is firmly inherited.
He has a strong habit of getting his own army involved, but I would like to take advantage of it and use it as a trigger for his other Metaphys.
The effect when excluding himself also contributes to his deck rotation.
Along with Tyrant, he seems to be the ace of Metaphys.

His Metaphys, whose motif is unknown, looks like a trump card from its summoning conditions and offense and defense...
As is often said, the summoning conditions are not compatible with most of his Metaphys monsters.
In spite of that, it's hard to say that it's worth it to return one body because of the many holes in the resistance and the effects of conditions that are easily influenced by the situation.
The impression of a card that stands out only for the strength of the habit.