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No way, a pretty beautiful member appeared in his Flamvell.
It's a good trend like Laval. ←
First of all, as Flamvell, he is a level 4 non-tuner and has a decent 200 defensive power. It's also nice that he's Pyro for the Ancient Gods.
As for the effect, the burn of Laval's Magma Cannon is Disappear. However, his GY boost effect in the second half requires the opponent's GY to be removed, and it's a high point that you can access the card you want to revive with an explosion or something like that.
Strangely, he doesn't support Pyro or Flamvell, but if the defense is limited to 200, he doesn't have the GY effect unexpectedly, but rather, he uses it as another means of increasing his GY in Laval, which has a transmission field. may be better.
Therefore, I would like to pay attention to the looseness of 200 “or less”.
In terms of categories, he has Infernoid and Shiranui, and if he is alone, he has Jetron and Volcanic Shell, which is a little helpful when mixing.

Was her ATK down in the second half really necessary?
Although it has 2100 RBI in the lower class, it is noticeable that it depends on the opponent because GY with 4 or less cards can exceed even one turn recently. If you want to use it satisfactorily, you want nihilty hits, but reject it because it doesn't match Flamvell thoroughly.
Magma artillery is more effective in damage if used in conjunction with Laval.
It's a candidate when you want a level 4 Pyro non-tuner that supports explosions, but it's a good idea to aim for the effect.

A Flamvell tuner that can be banished by battle destruction and recovered by effect destruction. Later he becomes a Shaddoll.
His removal from GY as a Fabled meta is so slow that it's destroyed in battle, so it's hard to expect that much. Since the effect destroyer has a DEF of 200 or less, I want to target monsters that can't be revived by explosions, or cards that don't like being banished because they can fight alone even if revived.
While it can be used in a wider range than Archer, I don't think there is a big difference as a material.

He has a high RBI for a Level 3 and is also a non-tuner with 200 Def, making him easier for Flamvell to hire than Garda.
On the other hand, the effect is a removal effect that requires a lot of preparation, and if the same battle destruction is the trigger, there are few situations where it can be prioritized over Helldog.
For some reason, there is also a burn effect that depends on the opponent, but the amount is not good, so you can basically forget about it.

With the loose condition that his Flamvell other than himself is on the field, he can remove GY's card, but the timing is very late, especially in the end phase. It's hard to leave this in the field just by excluding it, but it's not enough as a wall, and like a follow-up attack, he's a Flamvell, but he has over 200 defense, so he can't receive support there.
The same level 3 non-tuner requires more groundwork, but Shaman can burn in addition to removal effects, and can even deal with explosions.
No, what should I do?

His Flamvell's low-level tuner can Special Summon from his hand, but the condition is extremely strict that his Flamvell exists in his GY and the opponent's GY has 3 or less cards. At the very least, I understood that he would be able to counter Fabled if he limited himself to spells and traps, but with this, it would be difficult to use it outside of the first attack.
It may be possible to throw away the effect and adopt it as a level 2 tuner that responds to explosions, but the same guy is Pyro, Laval, and if you don't care about race, there are people like "Red Resonator", so he named him Flamvell. I want to make use of it, but that would be too harsh.

His Flamvell is a rare type that can only be summoned when. In addition, unlike God, it is not described as "Normal Summon", so an advanced set is possible.
As for the effect, his GY's DEF 200 monster is used as a cost to burn his ATK. It's a bit tough to adopt at Flamvell.
However, like Paun, this card is not bound by FIRE, so all you need is 200 DEF, and moreover, he can send bullets to GY, so you can replenish ammunition from the EX Deck.
Also, there is currently Sunburn, which is one step below the highest damage, so if you want to combine it with FIRE, that should be your priority.
It's a type of card that shines in specialized builds because it's inflexible because it uses summon power to play, but I think it also has a corresponding explosive power.

He is one of the few supported monsters under the name Flamvell.
The other cards are only specified as a condition for activating the effect, so it can be said that it is the only pure support.
As for the main effect, releasing Pyro will increase Flamvell's RBI by 800.
Of course, I can release myself, but I would like to refrain from level 3, which is quite high. On the other hand, except for Neo Flamvell, he is almost not a Pyro because he is also a Flamvell. don't say)
In the past, it was used because it was the only level 3 tuner, so the appearance of Hedgehog seemed to shake its presence, but since it has a strong personality over there, it may be included when enhancing the Flamvell color. yeah.

You can serve a card with the same name by excluding yourself and his FIRE on the field to GY with a weak burn when destroyed by battle.
The two effects certainly make sense, allowing you to do Volcanic-like moves that keep your hand full of bullets while being a wall for your opponent.
However, if you ask me if it suits Flamvell, I can only say no. How about reducing his GY by himself, even though he earns ads by developing with Shinen? Or rather, why is it necessary to exclude monsters on the field every time you search for the same name?
Flamvell is the only level 2 non-tuner, but as expected he doesn't have that much trouble with Flamvell, so he will use other level 2s.
I thought, but I can't really laugh at other non-tuner level 2 FIRE with 200 DEF.

A searcher whose condition is to be destroyed in battle, which is surprisingly common.
At first glance, it looks like a search card limited to Flamvell or Maen Deck, but in fact, since the attribute of the search destination is not specified, many cards such as Kinka Neko, Masu G, and recently " ✪ Potato And Chips " are included in the search range. .
That said, basically, it would be natural to incorporate this card into a deck that supports true flames, which can also benefit from it. Inside, it seems that the performance is unexpectedly close to mutual compatibility with Heldock.
The fact that Flamvell is a valuable non-tuner level 1 cannot be overlooked.
This type of activation condition has been compromised by the prevalence of removal, but if a particular key card is 200 DEF and non-FIRE, it might be worth remembering.

Flamvell level 1 tuner. You can strengthen his FIRE by discarding yourself from your hand, but 400 isn't enough.
The best feature of this card is his FIRE part with 200 DEF that can be instantly sent from his hand to his GY. .
Laval's maids are more convenient when focusing only on GY manure, but this simplicity is appreciated when building Flamvell.

Link Monster's highest RBI appeared in Link 3.
Cyberse is a little bit stuck for me personally.
Because of the high RBI, the material specification is of course set heavy, and since there are exactly 3 monsters of level 5 or higher, it is impossible to reduce it with Link Monster. We may be considering using World Legacy monsters as material for the effect, but it's a bit difficult, so I'd like to use it in his Deck, which is level 9 or high level in the same pack.
It is a high point that he can get resistance to monster effects just by putting it out, and he can strongly go out against Borrel type from the raw RBI.
Also, when monsters of different races and attributes are used as materials, Final Destiny can be shot, and although the conditions are somewhat strict, it is strong enough when combined with its own resistance.
If your opponent does a Special Summon from the EX Deck, you can recruit World Legacy monsters, and you can search for World Legacy with Star Armor and keep it in check with Star Crown. Rather, it can be said that there is only that much role at present.
It's pretty good for a large link, but if you look at it as a World Legacy boss (?), it's a little worrisome that it doesn't mesh well with the material designation.

Be careful when infinitely multiplying the remaining machines in the plumber game (Eh, when are we talking about?)
If a monster on the field is destroyed by an effect, whether you or your opponent, you can Special Summon, and if there are 2 or more destroyed monsters, you can also generate a Level 1 Dragon Token.
It's a rare "optional effect of time", so there shouldn't be much of a problem with self-destruction, but there are a lot of cards that tend to miss the timing when you remove yourself, so be careful.
He can also aim to generate tokens, so if it's Deck, it's easy to do, and if I can think of it, I think it's easy to incorporate Sukudra and Braho.
It's a drawback that it doesn't support destruction from the hand, but I think it's a pretty good card.

A ridiculous guy who was born at the end of the transmigration of Justin and Eve.
Just one word, strong enough to give me headaches.
A monster that fits this description, the 9th season was about that, but I can't believe it will appear with a synchro tuner.
In addition to level 5 with no material specification, it has an effect reminiscent of the second Botenko, which is a search when S summoning is successful, and is sent to GY, the World Chalice monster Special Summon of Deck or GY. The World Chalice vanilla can be used as a tuner for the World Chalice category without a tuner. 《Unexpected Dai》can be used as both tuner and non-tuner material, so the quality is not good.
As for the World Legacy search, the first thing to succeed and his Guardragon will be listed, but I personally want to use the part where I can search for sympathies more quickly than star armor with Kintele and Krawler.
About a year after saying that, a lot of solitaire decks went on the rampage right after they were released, and in the final stages, they were developing simple solitaires with 《Linkross》, but they were finally banned.
To be honest, I can only agree with this card because it is rare to find a card that is as versatile and banable as this card.

A card that can be said to be a reinforcement for the Cybers version.
Psychic still has an urgent call, but Wyrm can cry.
Of course, Cybers, which mainly deploys with low-class monsters, would not have the same cards as the current restricted reinforcements, and in addition to the turn 1 restriction, there is also a hand cost.
However, since it is a “Cybernet” Spell card, it has plenty of support, and the hand cost is not too heavy thanks to 《Dotscaper》and Cyber Gadget. In the first place, he can send any card to GY, so he is quite blessed to be able to discard general-purpose cards that are not in the category.
It is easy to understand that the value will increase as much as the Cyber ​​s are strengthened in the future, and it is easy to understand that Urrea is a spell card.