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It is one of DANE's level 9 monsters, and perhaps because there is no card that specifies Guardragon by name, it also belongs to the World Legacy category.
Considering that he can Special Summon by excluding 2 vanilla GYs from his hand or his GY, and considering that he is not a Special Summon monster, compared to some Setek Dragons, it is overwhelmingly easy to get high points.
On the other hand, the effect is rather modest. He lowers the opponent's attack and defense by the number of Dragons x 500, but considering that he can handle up to 3100 by himself, it's a reasonable place.
It's a little disturbing that each effect targets vanilla, Dragon, and level 9, but considering that it can receive Dragon and World Legacy support, it's a decent performance.

A card like the Boss of Kikaimushi
It's a sense to write "machine monster god" and shake Deus and ruby...
Like "Big Shield Gardna", if it is targeted while it is face-down, it reverses itself and negates the effect, which is an effect that goes against the hidden area.
The reverse effect is limited to opponents and is literally powerful.
As for the search effect at the end, although the attribute is not so good, considering that he is the only Insect at level 9, I don't think there will be much trouble.
However, since he is a Flip Monster himself, he has the disadvantage that his set with Normal Summon is heavy and it is easy to distrust his opponent, as with Amaterasu. On the other hand, he is a set with Special Summon. There is also a harshness that the opponent will find out.
As the name suggests, he has the strength of being able to share the reverse support while receiving the benefits of Krawler, and since the effect itself is powerful enough to select a category, there is also the option of putting him in Prediction Princess, who can also perform tarot ray searches.
I'd pick his Deck as it's a little more manageable compared to DANE's other Level 9s, but he certainly has the pressure to live up to God's name.

A new level 10 Frightfur that goes beyond Mad Chimera
As for material designation, he has a total of 3 Frightfur and Fluffal, which is quite heavy, and it is a little difficult to revive with a saber.
Regarding the effect of increasing ATK by 300 times the number of angels and demons in GY, 2900 points are promised at the time of fusion, and Fluffal, who is good at continuous fusion, can easily exceed 3000, but compatibility with dedicated fusion and wings is bad. . Also, I want to use it at the right time because I want to expose his low ATK during the opponent's turn.
As such, his effect of GY-feeding Frightfur units by the same amount as the level of the monster destroyed in battle feels like a bonus, as its slowness and inflexibility to match the level are the bottlenecks.
The effect that negates the self-targeted effect does not have a turn 1, and the cost is procured from the EX Deck, so it is a little light, but since it is an optional effect of time, depending on how the chain is constructed, it may not be possible to activate. Overconfidence is difficult considering that it is self-only and negates and does not destroy.
If it turns well, you can expect a certain amount of hit points, including the saber, so I have the impression that it may be used as a candidate for when even Daredevil has a tough high hit point due to its resistance.

De Accesscode Talker's special move that appeared early
The effect is given by referring to the number of monsters linked to the decode, and if there are up to 3 bodies, remove the card that was destroyed by battle with ATK 5300, and then the opponent field a monster that Buppa "Final Destiny". It will be born, but one of the decoding markers is upward, so I would like to adopt a type of card that can be sent to the opponent.
On the other hand, although it's good to have worked hard to get the 3-body effect, it's more effective to use it as a slasher rather than a finisher, and it's somewhat lacking in terms of an ending.
Due to the nature of this card, it's hard to feel the benefits of the pump, which is a minus.
Since it is a Normal Spell and has an effect suitable for battle, it is easy to interfere with Decode itself, let alone activate this card. Considering , there is no problem in terms of card power, but I have the impression that I wanted more flashiness.

A new Warrior with a Yusei-go motif that incorporates the effects of Speed World 2.
In each other's Standby Phase, signal counters are accumulated in yourself and his Field Spell, in which case only you can gain destruction resistance.
As in the original, you can remove a set number of accumulated counters to burn, draw, or remove them, but the draw effect is barely practical.
I can't expect his opponent's Field Spell, but if I procure it myself, it will accumulate 2 each turn, and although I can use the burn effect on my turn, the speed of the duel in reality is too accelerated, so it's a little troublesome. .
Also, this card has no effect to protect Field Spells, and if it's not Field Barrier, there's a danger that the counters you've built up will be halved.
I can appreciate the part that made a card with a high degree of reproducibility for fans, but I have the impression that the performance is a little tilted.
Or rather, I feel like it would have been better to print Speed World normally and give this card a different effect.
Especially after Star Guardian came out.

In fact, a card that has existed for a long time to Tribute Summon with his GY.
However, in addition to the highest-level monsters, the target is a type of monster that always releases two, so cards such as gods are excluded.
On top of that, his GY material also has a slightly inflexible limit of one each for himself and the opponent, so it's difficult to handle unless you expect the opponent's hand trigger on the first turn of the first attack.
On top of that, if he has the disadvantage of not being able to special summon after activation, I feel like choosing his deck for the Tribute Summon axis, but in the first place, the deck itself that aims for his highest level Tribute Summon is that kind of thing. I reluctantly agreed.

Normal Monster = Vanilla
In addition to the flavor and illustrations rich in storytelling, I feel that the new vanilla after the initial stage is required to have a reasonably easy-to-use status.
As a Level 1 Beast, it has a lot of support, and although it doesn't reach the sideline, it has a reasonably high defense.
I definitely want to use it when dealing with low-level systems.

I'm love it!
A rabbit that recruits cards with the same name by destroying them in battle and deals minor damage when reversed.
Since your Recruit is set on the back side, it's easy to aim for the reverse effect, and for the convenience of the Recruit effect, you shouldn't have any problems unless you have a big problem with the target at the time of burn. I would like to differentiate from the giant virus with similar effects by the battle position at the time of recruitment.
However, this card itself can only be recruited with the same name, so compared to general recruiters it's easy to get out of breath, and compared to monsters like Apprentice Magician, I get the impression that it's use is a little too limited.
It has the advantage of not being too addictive, but it's a bit lacking in power to use.

Work neet! A card boasting a high-quality illustration ad that looks like a picture.
Depending on how you look at it, it's a family with a schedule that doesn't skimp on hiring new graduates.
If you have 2 or more Xyz Materials, it will be resistant to effect destruction and will destroy that monster after battle.
As you can see from the illustration, if it is Shinite, it will have a good compatibility as it has battle destruction resistance.
However, it is a problem to just protect it, so I would like to use it for a card that accumulates materials by itself. Infinity, Titanic, and Zoodiac are the majors.
It might be a good idea to try using Xyz now that the use of Xyz has decreased overall.

A card that has become a hot topic with only a small part of it being modified overseas.
The meaning of the card name is almost the same as "A Rival Appears!".
You can summon 1 monster during your own/opponent's battle phase, and if it's your turn, Double Summon is enough, so you can use it during your opponent's turn as well.
It would be a candidate if you mainly use cards with triggers when summoning, suppression cards that cannot be Special Summoned like Spirits, or interference cards like Ratama.
As for the performance of a single card, I'm concerned about the strength of its peculiarities, but it can be said that it is an interesting card with a high combo potential.

Shineet finally moved.
It seems that the medicine in the back is "Stim-Pack".
Spellcaster x 2 is a material that selects his deck a little, but due to his own effect, he can Xyz on top of rank 3 or lower monsters during the main phase 2, so he can use quite a lot of decks.
The number of Xyz materials can be strengthened by 200, and if it is raw, it will be 2500, and if you stack it, you can aim for a reasonable RBI. (The battle will be on the next turn, though.)
It also has a penetrating effect that is moderately compatible with RBI enhancement, but considering the current existence of Link, it can be regarded as a basic bonus.
Perhaps because he was originally a NEET, he becomes weaker and weaker every time he moves (in battle) because he uses less Xyz materials. It would be nice to use it for consumption.

GY's spell card enhancement is a bit low at x200, but if you use a lot of his spells like his deck that uses Kagari, you can expect 3000 RBI.
Also, regarding the effect that cuts Xyz materials, I am worried about the weight of the end phase and the fact that it requires a hand cost, but being able to set all of his spell cards is quite strong. I'm glad that it's strong against Urara by nature, and if you choose his Quick-Play Spell safely, you can use it on your opponent's turn.
The only problem is that the material specification is heavy anyway.
Spellcaster's level 4 x 3 bodies are very demanding for cards that select decks, so unless you create a construction that can be used, you will not be able to adopt it.
・・・ If Witchcrafter is a level 4 theme, there is a chance! ?

A sad card in which 《Cyber Soldier of Darkworld》, whose ATK is 100 higher than himself, appears just before, and 《Disk Magician》, whose ATK is only 50 higher than himself, appears immediately after that.
More to the point, BOOSTER 4, the same as himself, even now has the highest RBI of a low-class vanilla Machine, "Mechanicalchaser".
sad.
Of course, in Yu-Gi-Oh, dexterity is required of the player, not the cards, so this text has no particular meaning.

Magician (Machine)
Well, it's called a disc, and it's still kinder than others because it's easy to guess from the illustrations and flavors.
As a level 4, I'm worried about the low offense and defense for recruiters, but if it's a status that satisfies that, "Cyber Soldier of Darkworld" exists.
Regarding his halfway ATK, it seems that he was quite active because it was the maximum ATK of lower class monsters in the game.

As a general-purpose rank 1 member, he is a shy and neat magician who boasts a certain amount of DEF.
It has a reasonably high defensive power, one-time battle destruction resistance per turn, and "his negate effect" that can be used up to the number of materials.
First of all, I'm happy that it's easy to put out in the true sense of being able to use 2 materials even though it's Rank 1, so if you put it out for the time being with Kinka Neko or put it under Wrinkly, you can protect the board as it is. Give me
However, currently, most of his decks have at least one non-targeted removal, so it's a little tough to buy time.
For better or worse, it's not a hindrance effect, so you can't feel absolutely safe, but even so, it's reassuring to get this resistance at rank 1, and with his Deck, which has plenty of EX. It won't hurt to adopt it.