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The end phase and restrictions are quite heavy on turns where Normal Summon is not performed, but the effect of reviving Redame is still not to be overlooked.
It's a pity that he's called WIND, although he appears a lot.

Is it something like 《Monster Reincarnation》that can be used every turn for Dragon only, but due to its low status, it might be better to just use it up once.
Dragon's GY fertilizer is often important, so the hand cost can also be read as his GY fertilizer. There are many.

It's great that you can search for cards with the same name and that there are no restrictions on Attack Position.
A card that can be used to buy time and secure Synchro personnel.

It can be searched with a masked dragon and has an ATK that is not low for a ★3, and an effect that allows you to adjust one level for Synchro and Xyz.

Despite the very light summoning condition of removing one LIGHT and one DARK from GY, this powerful effect, LIGHT and DARK are both major attributes, so it can be used in various decks without difficulty.
The first effect is an "exclude" effect, so you can blow it away without worrying about destruction resistance such as Beelze.This card itself cannot attack, but it can attack other cards, so it can not only be used as a trump card for the opponent, but also has combat resistance. It is also useful when removing disturbing monsters such as.
The second effect is a brute effect that allows you to attack continuously when a monster is destroyed by battle. Of course, it is also effective when you want to destroy obstructive tokens.
Overall, in a good way, a card whose summoning conditions and effects are completely unbalanced, and a ridiculous monster that allows you to select removal and continuous attacks at no cost.

With Xyz becoming the mainstream, this is a card that makes you feel the seriousness of Synchro, it has a very strong effect on ★ 8's strongest RBI, and I personally think it's the strongest Synchro card, including the ease of putting it out.
No matter how many muscle-brained monsters are lined up in the opponent's field, it will wipe them out in an instant.It will also kill you, but if you set it to Defense Position, you can avoid it, so you don't have to worry about it. It's an effect that doesn't take , so it doesn't matter if it's a fang king or something.
It has the disadvantage of not being able to attack other than yourself, but it's not like you have 3000 RBIs, and the fact that you can only use it in the main 1 is a minor disadvantage compared to the strength of this effect.
Compared to Scarlight, it has many disadvantages such as not being able to hit in the main 2, attack restrictions, and no burn, but one point is that it can also kill higher ranks. If it's the power to turn over, this one is definitely better.
The ability to counterattack is unusually high, and if you have 100 LP left, you have the potential to turn the battle situation 180 degrees with this one card. If it's a deck that can produce ★8, it's a powerful card that you can throw in without thinking.

It's one of my personal favorites.
Thanks to the effects in the first half, I think it's a pretty powerful card that can cover low ATK and prepare to activate the effect at the same time as an advanced level, and can bounce all the opponent's monsters without any particular disadvantages. It's not effective, so it's also big that there aren't many ways to deal with it.
In addition, the strength is that you can use it every turn instead of using it up.

Like Red-Eyes, I think he could still use one Blue-Eyed release.
Considering that it's useless against effects that don't target even though it has heavy summoning conditions, I have to say that it has very few uses...

If it is a Dragon Deck, most of him is a power card that can be said to be the face of the Dragon that enters the Deck, and its strength is strong enough to say that it is a privilege to be a Dragon to be able to use this card without any explanation.
It bears the name of Red-Eyes, but the summoning conditions and effects have nothing to do with Red-Eyes. The cheat effect of being able to summon a dragon, just summoning an appropriate low-ranking dragon will bring you 2800 RBI. Even if Noids and Crows are chained, nothing will happen.
With its strength, it supported Dragon decks in general, although it was limited, but with the advent of Guardragon, it was used for one kill on the first attack and was finally banned this time. It's an effect with a 1, so it can't be helped if it can't be helped.
Thank you for your hard work until now.

Despite the summoning conditions, it's sad that he only raises ATK. If it's a Dragon Deck, it can be a finisher, but I wanted at least one more effect, such as resistance.