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No matter how hard I try, I can only see a face...
That FWD, which became a banned card in the limit regulation in January,
Unexpectedly, he reincarnated into an X monster and escaped from prison.
I can hear a voice saying "Guhehe" from the pose.
The effect is a not bad self-enhancement of 500 times the number of markers of linked monsters, and by using 2 X materials, he revives GY's Link 4 Cybers.
The two effects work well together, and if you revive with this card, a monster with 4500 RBI will appear immediately.
Rank 4 Xyz and Link 4 don't mix well. On top of that, the pre-reincarnation FWD was thrown into a cage at the same time as this card appeared, and the resurrection target was only Topologic, which is like a joke.
Also, perhaps because he disliked Bomber Dragon's one-kill first attack, he has the disadvantage of not being able to Special Summon, and even though the material designation is "above", the resurrection effect is actually named Turn 1.
At present, the layer of Link 4 Cybers is thin, and it feels a little delicate because of the effort to make this card out and make it into a brain muscle.

Phantasm fusion with overwhelming material designation that can be fused in the Sacred Beasts.
Unlike Armitile, it can be used as a material at level 10 other than hand fusion and Phantasm, but there is also the sadness that fusion spells are required and it is not supported by Paradise Lost.
As for the effect, if you succeed in Special Summon or if a monster other than this card is revived in your field, it's not weak, but it's hard to react to one of the opponent's monsters, burning half of her ATK. The truth is that I wanted at least +α such as effect negate and removal.
However, even though it's turn 1, it's not a fusion summon, so as already said, if you use it as a resurrection card, you can reduce your LP accordingly, so it might be interesting to combine it with Goyo cards. (Don't you have a good target in your opponent's field? Go for it!)
Also, because of his ATK of Phantasm and Armitile, it doesn't feel special, but his ATK that can knock down an average monster of 4000 can be said to be attractive.

Red Dragon, Ultimaya Tzolkin remade into his Link Monster
By removing a specific S monster from the EX Deck during each other's main phase, you can generate a dueling dragon token that copies its status, and you can pop out a monster with a maximum of 3000 RBI, but first of all, the charm of the main house is that the effect is It is possible to create an excellent S monster with 2 monsters and 1 set card, ignoring the material specification, and it is almost meaningless to just create a token with only ATK.
Even with the effect of gaining resistance, it is completely unreliable because it is a condition that a real vanilla token is in play, and there is a high risk of large damage at ATK 0. How about filling the precious marker destination with tokens in the first place?
And the biggest problem with this card is its material specification and number of links.
With two or more Link 4 including S monsters, in other words, it's actually a Link 5, but this effect doesn't pay for itself.
In this case, it's still better to build the main house after putting out Link 3, and even though what you're doing is similar to the 5Ds original Ecold Zone, the tokens that come out of it are overwhelmingly lacking in firepower. I can't help it again.

The ice Mayakashi, who only existed in link form, now appears before transformation.
The effect is to deploy itself when it exists in the hand/GY, and then send Zombie from the Deck to his GY.
It's nice to be able to deal with Hajun's Recruit if it's crushed by Veiler or Urara, or if Dakki comes in on the first move when there's no Hajun or Kaiten.
Also, although there is still a problem with the single performance, it will be a tailwind that it has become easier to make use of Yasha's effect.
Also, regarding his GY fattening effect, it's strange that he didn't bind Mayakashi and became Zombie. Burning and destroying Deck will be more progress.

New 20thBox play frame
As you can see from the illustrations and effects, the finish is conscious of "Cyberse Wizard".
First of all, if the head family is used as a link material, it can be triggered immediately to change the battle position and negate the effect, but even if you consider the loose condition of 2 or more monsters, the links that cannot change the battle position will be rampant, and the expansion effect will occur. It's a little hard to use if you're actually specifying 《Cyberse Wizard》that doesn't have any.
Due to the second half effect, you can Special Summon the main house from a wide range like a supervisor, and it's a basic passive trigger, but there's no loss.
Since it's the performance of the original card, if it's subtle, the evaluation of this card itself will be severe, but it can't be helped because of the recording location.

Double 10 (X) No. Hope
As a rank 10, he boasts an overwhelming 4000 RBI, although he is inferior to Juggernaut, and when a monster is destroyed by battle, regardless of himself or others, he can cut the Xyz material and place that monster in his Defense Position on his own field. Also available for his Special Summon.
It can also be seen as a care when your own card is destroyed, but what you want to pay attention to is the fact that you can attack the opponent's monsters, and with this card's ATK, most opponents can be hit from above, so you can use it alone. Easy to move is a high point.
On the other hand, compared to Juggernaut, who is actually Rank 10, he is a little inferior in terms of combat, and his ATK is generally low.
Although it has elements that can be differentiated from rank 10 so far, it still has the impression that he chooses his opponent's deck from the words "Defense Position".

A monster from the manga version of ARC-V, who is Kuriboh and he is also a Performapal, coming when you forgot.
The effect is adjusted by adding Signal Red to "Kuribon", and when directing, he special summons and recovers the battles damage.
Like Kuriboh, it has a high level of surprise attack, but it doesn't have anything like combat destruction resistance, so it basically becomes a wall once.
Therefore, if you simply want to prevent attacks, there are quite a few cards that can be said to be upwardly compatible with this even if you limit it to Direct.
For that reason, he pays attention to the fact that he can recover LP, and when he needs a difference in LP or when he doesn't use many monsters, it will be used in his deck. Nothing.

One of the cards for the name guessing quiz.
It's just Kaka C.
Superheavy Samurai also has monsters with special summon restrictions such as Coboo C and Hollagar E, so I'm happy just to call him Superheavy Samurai Link.
Since it's a Link Monster, it can't be used in Defense Position, and his ATK is 0, but if GY doesn't have Spells/Traps, the battles damage will be 0, so it's safe for now. Although it does not have battle destruction resistance, if you can revive it with Otasu K etc. during the opponent's turn, it will also lead to reducing the battle damage.
The second half of the effect is a Superheavy Samurai-exclusive 《Back to the Front》. Since there is a Superheavy Samurai in , it is possible to revive the Superheavy Samurai as a cost, similar to Kagebo C.
Also, with Link 1 and its material selection, Iwaotoshi's effect can be activated quickly, which is probably a tailwind.
If you say that, the drawback of one marker disappears due to the rule change.
It's just a profit, so I'll add 1 point.

One of the cards on which the name guessing quiz was conducted (still a sword character)
It has a material designation and a link marker on the left side like Troymare, but the effect has the characteristics of Warrior support.
Warrior reinforcement in the first half is a delicate value of 500, so there is no loss.
The effect of reviving a Warrior other than Link when this Link Summoned card in the second half is destroyed by battle and the opponent's effect does not matter the level or status, so I want to put out a large monster, but the removal of the opponent The slowness is conspicuous due to waiting and self-destruction, and if you destroy yourself in the first place, the 500 increase will disappear, so it is slightly incompatible.
Considering that the marker can only be expanded by one, I think it would be better to use Isolde as a material in his deck of Warrior and use it for offense.
Even so, recently I feel that "destroyed by battle and opponent's effect" has increased considerably, but it's probably because of Archfiend.

A Trap card with a strong sense of killing at first sight that doubles back on the opponent with "However, it's sharp".
While granting combat resistance when your monster is attacked, you can give your opponent double the battles damage that occurred to you at that time.
It also has a different appeal point from 《Magic Cylinder》and Dimension Wall, but it also has the drawback of requesting monsters on the field and not negate the opponent's attack itself, probably because it doubles the damage.
Although it has a peculiarity due to its attack reaction system, it is possible to counterattack and bring it to the end of the game as it is. I guess.

Fusion Monsters that support vanilla HERO axes
Although the material designation for fusion is loose, the increase value of level x 300 has the subtlety that only one vanilla HERO can exceed his ATK except for Clayman.
Contrary to the illustration, at present he is better off with Neos x 2.
By releasing itself when it is destroyed in battle, E・HERO can be put out from the Ex Deck, and since it ignores the summoning conditions, HERO using heavy materials such as God Neos and contact fusions became easier to put out, albeit with conditions. tailwind.
Special Summoned monsters cannot attack monsters below their own level, but Xyz and Link, which have no concept of level, and direct attacks have no effect at all.
The fusion material is a bit of a bottleneck, but I have the impression that it is a nice new product that expands the range of construction.

A draw card that looks like an adjusted Xyz Treasure.
The difference from Xyz Gift, a similar card, is No. In exchange for being limited, Xyz materials are no longer needed, and the number of draws should be 2 or more.
Due to the new rules, it's difficult to line up multiple Xyz, and Xyz doesn't have much umami that can be revived after being used as a link material.

Considering the time it was released, I wonder if this illustration is a Misawa-framed card.
The effect of generating a weak token when a card on your field is destroyed in battle and sent to his GY, and the effect of generating a similar token when a monster in your hand or field is sent to his GY by your opponent. have
Both are somewhat dependent on the other party, and the slowness of Continuous Trap is worrisome, and it is not possible to create an eternal wall with tokens generated from the condition of "sent to GY". Well, it's only natural.
Token generation is not weak, so if you want a monster that is just right for recovering with Rainbow LP, etc. while doing Recruiter's special attack, it may be adopted.

A new EM that supports his Smile religion appears in the 20thBOX.
Shall I make you smile too? (Killer Smile)
It has almost the same stats as Rough Maker, and it seems that he is conscious of using it together effectively.
You can search for Smile Spells and Traps during Summons and Special Summons, and they can be easily activated by EM Support and Pendulum Summons. It is necessary to understand that it has strong peculiarities because it has been weakened considerably by the disadvantages and new rules.
Another effect is that he has a higher ATK than the original, and if there are "only" specific cards on the field, he will draw the number of monsters whose ATK is higher than the original. Considering Pendulum Summon and the development power of those categories, you can aim for multiple draws, but the disadvantage is that you can't aim for his Special Summon after that, so if you try to use the effect, you won't be able to get most of the Supreme King monsters out.
For better or for worse, it's preferable to use a dedicated deck, as long as you use Smile cards and change status as a strategy, but considering the recording location, it's a matter of course.

A card like an evolved secretary recorded in the 20thBOX.
First of all, the very loose effect of 2 monsters is eye-catching, but I don't really care about the existence of a card that is only a marker of LAN and whether it is an Effect Monster or not. At most, the difference is that it is easier to put out cards that specify Cyber Effect Monsters in other Decks.
The first half of the effect is a modified version of FWD-like card that, if the main house is used as a material, when the monster at the marker battles, it will play a Cyber S from the hand. The one who
Also, like his recent Archfiend card, by destroying it in battle and by opponent's effects, he can use his Special Summon from a wide range, and he will consider sending it to GY to activate the first half of the effect. No loss.
The performance is just as good, but considering the recording location, it will be a sufficient range.
Because of the loose material designation of the bottom marker, I have a slight feeling that it will be used as the lid of the EX link. (Security Dragon would be fine)