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The new hole Normal Trap inherits the genealogy of the chain.
If your opponent activates a monster effect in response to the activation of your own effect, it has an effect that negates it, and as an additional effect, removes the monster with the same name from your hand/deck or chooses a random hand.
It's a little worrisome that it only has monster effects, but it doesn't have to be a negate effect to chain it.
As a result, the opponent will be required to banish or handicap with the same name.
The part that doesn't destroy the opponent's monster is a little worrisome, but the negate effect is a clear distinction from other Trap Holes, so it's an interesting card.

His second Beast-Warrior Assault Mode support after Beast.
The first half of the effect is a Ronfa exclusively for Assault Mode, and although it cannot be used by itself and cannot be used from the EX Deck except for S monsters, it is nice to be able to connect it to important reflectors and phylos.
The effect in the second half is an activation effect that lasts until the end of the turn, so it's a bit of a bonus, but just by inserting an S monster into the EX Deck, you can use that S material to some extent, so if you want to use Arkanite or Hyper Psyco Gunner, it might be useful. unknown. If possible, I would like to adapt it to other monsters and then connect it to the first half of the effect.
I tend to use Summon Right, but I want to use it properly with Beast because it supports Tenki and is easy to search.

General purpose rank 8 Orcust.
You can choose 2 effects at the time of Special Summon from EX Deck or GY, and the exceptional removal performance of sending it to GY that does not target, and the Xyz material that becomes a substitute when the card on your field is destroyed by your own effect is excluded. Has the effect of replenishing from machines in the zone.
His name, Orcust, is a Link theme, and he doesn't have a level 8 other than Star Staff, but surprisingly, he can Xyz on top of that Link. This allows you to prepare a high RBI while overcoming the disadvantages of Galatea with low status and Longilus. Moreover, since it does not use Xyz materials for its removal effect, even if it is stacked, it is possible to obtain resistance once, and it is possible to remove it from resurrection and replenish the material.
His RBI is lower than other Rank 8s, but he is blessed with races and attributes, and can be seen as a new Xyz candidate for Gimme Pape, who owns the Chimera Doll.
While Kachidoki-kun's chaos summoning condition is eye-catching, this lack of peculiarity will be attractive enough as a general-purpose frame.

A new gambling card for variety
The effect changes depending on the timing of activation and the roll of the dice, and if it is activated on your turn, in addition to excluding 1 to 6 of his GY, 6 GY on the 1st roll will be added.
On the opponent's turn, in addition to his GY fertilization of 1 to 6, when a 6 is rolled, he removes one GY card.
If you use the additional effect, both will result in the same result, so if you are aiming for that, you don't need to choose a turn.
The problem is the indeterminate 《Needlebug Nest》on the opponent's turn.
On the other hand, even if you banish it on your own turn, there is Soul Release, and you can't beat the advantage of being able to draw and use it immediately.
At the very least, if the conditions for the additional effect were a little looser, it might have been one chance with undead.

Cho 0 Bo frame?
The new member of Fur Hire is a level 1 Winged Beast, which is fresher than ever. In particular, the existing members are only covered by senior Sageta, so I'm happy as a material for Forgo. As for the level, it can also be seen that doggie correspondence and name reasoning have become more successful.
In addition to the usual common effects, it's a unique Defense Position resurrection. In other words, it has a built-in hurricane.
It can be recruited from Forgo, but it cannot be revived by itself, so it is compatible with that. The Salvage seal is more useful as it can be immediately connected to the effect of the advanced Fur Hire that is issued by this card's effect. will need to be adjusted.

What is the world where even Roomba becomes Cybers...?
If you or your opponent is activating his Field Spell, you can Special Summon, and Cybers has "Cynet Storm" and "Salamangreat Sanctuary", but since it's level 4, it's called a single business trip to his Deck that handles it. You may have hands.
The second half effect is to send himself to GY as a link material and he will be ready, but after all it is a type of removal that does not target but destroys it by requesting a link on the field. No, but it's a bit of a bonus. It may be better to expect Link 1 that activates when it leaves the field, or to use a card that cannot be used as link material after using its effect as a cost.

System UMA that penetrates with rocket boosters
It has a low-level Beast and reasonably blessed status, and the difference ATK between you and your opponent's LP increases, but if your LP is high, you have a disadvantage or even a handicap that the battle damage to the opponent is directed at you.
I feel like there are a bit too many LP-related cards like "Dirge of the Lost Dragon" and "Ghost Sister & Spooky Dogwood", so maybe this is also something that should be included in Gundra One Kill.
It's a muscle-brain card that doesn't have a self-deployment effect, so it's a little troublesome that the summoning right conflicts with Gerdgra and Devifla, which can be used with Tsukumo Slash, for example. Also, unlike that one, which you can use even if your LP is high, this one cannot kill alone, so you want another monster next to it.
It's an interesting effect that matches the name, but it makes me feel that the good performance is another matter.

His new Spell Card is now available in Palladion.
It has the effect of blocking the activation of the opponent's effect in response to the activation of the Palladion monster's effect, and the effect of drawing a draw equal to the number of links of that monster when Palladion Link is destroyed by battle.
In the first half, it can be taken as the all-enhanced version of Overd, and there is no meaning in activating the chain, and the impression that it is a little inferior because it receives removal normally except when the effect is activated. For that reason, I want to find meaning in the second half, but I don't think a late draw is a good match for Palladion, which can do one kill even though it's a maximum of 4 draws.
To be honest, the effect is powerful, but in Palladion there are parts that feel a little halfway.

Destrudeau's recital turned into a card.
Each time the declared card is activated, it has a looping countermeasure effect that halves the player's LP, and an effect that prevents it from being destroyed by effects if there is a monster on the opponent's field.
Resistance is dependent on the other party and can only deal with destruction, so you can't feel relieved.
Also, even if the LP is halved, it would be too rare to use the same name card so many times in just one turn in the current name turn 1 principle. Since it's a Continuous Spell, it can't be chained, so if it's a meta, I think it's better to simply use a ban. Rather, his strange Deck was born that he adopted it for his Deck as a self-shaving LP.
For example, he's a solid green Reversal Quiz Deck where the LP-scraping nature of his Spell cards is ad.

A dyna wrestler-like Field Spell, which is quite peculiar for a Surea.
There are three effects, two of which are essentially the same.
Players with a large number of monsters can not only activate monster effects, but also cannot declare attacks, and can set up permanent effects or locks. It is also conceivable that
However, if the number of monsters is the same, it will be destroyed. Since self-destruction is at the end, it might be appreciated if the other party breaks it.
It can be removed by spells and traps normally, but I have the impression that you want to focus on the fact that it can be activated more easily than Magical Mid-Breaker Field, which is currently active as his general-purpose Field Spell.

One of the types that steals a lot of opponent's cards this time.
Instead of being a Quick-Play Spell, it can be said to be a limited 《Symbols of Duty》.
It can be activated on the opponent's turn, so it can be seen as a GY meta in a sense, but if the monster that can be stolen is the same race and attribute as the released monster, it is almost unreliable except for the mirror. Even if Monster Reborn isn't enough for you, it would be difficult if you asked me if I could use it.
It's almost unheard of, but since you can revive released monsters with the same name, it might work effectively if you use common EX monsters that don't have the name Turn 1.
Also, it doesn't matter, but is this effect okay with P-themed illustrations?

A card with the annual name guessing quiz.
The level increases depending on the position of the field, and you can use levels 5 to 8 according to the placement of the nuts in the illustration.
As many people have said, it is essential to differentiate Gaga, who can use levels 1-8 properly, from magicians.
Since it's a Winged Beast, it supports Swa Rose Nest, and if it's 6 to 9, it's the aim to bring out Damurg and Giant Bird. He can also share support and rank 7 with the recently released Tempest, so Harpie might be able to hire him.
It's a card that can't be helped on its own, so I'd like to focus on compatibility with other cards.

A card that uses multiple types of Assault Modes.
You can release an Assault Mode in the field and recruit an Assault Mode with a different name, but the Assault Mode itself, which is the cost, requires appropriate preparation, and it has become easier to put out with the Reflector, but this I also feel that there is something wrong with releasing cards in Defense Position instead of destroying them.
However, Halbert, which requires Accel Synchro, is relatively easy to produce, so if you want to adopt it, it will be a candidate.
In the latter half of the effect, he can arbitrarily return the buster mode-related things he wants to have on the deck, so I'm so grateful.
To be honest, it's risky to use multiple Assault Modes, and it's basically difficult to use them together. is too romantic.
Well, Assault Mode itself has always had a strong romantic side.

《Mordschlag》seems to mean hitting with the handle (wiki)
Like Bashing Shield, it can be equipped on monsters that have been Normal Summoned, and has a resistance that is immune to the effects of opponent monsters that have been Special Summoned.
If you equip it to Border or Pakike, which are cards that are often used today, you will be able to put some pressure on it, but be aware that this card itself can be handled easily. Even in battle, there is a card called Tsukikyo that never loses in battle, so it's hard to get the impression that it's that strong.
It's also a weak point that it's still weak against spells and traps.
By the way, will this old man turn into a card?

For the first time in a long time, a monster that inherits the lineage of Xyz and overlay monsters appears.
If you special summon an X monster, he can special summon.
There is also an effect that becomes X material from GY, and X material can be replenished not only from the EX Deck but also from resurrection, but it has been adjusted so that it cannot be activated on the turn sent to GY.
Currently, Xyz's development is difficult, but it's quite a presence as a support performance.