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Tuners can be synchronized with each other, so even if you can't use Lium Heart as the starting point due to the disadvantage of Kalarium, it turned out that you can line up the tuners starting from Visas and connect them to this.
There is also the possibility that Kararium was intentionally adjusted to prevent the use of out-of-theme synchros, but I can't deny that it's too cautious.
The more tuners you put into the material, the more attacks you can make, so it is recommended to synchronize tuners as much as possible.
The raw hit points are high, and if you use it in the category, you can get target resistance, so the murderous intent is high.
A direct attack is also possible, so if you use it together with something like Honest, it will be easy to one-kill.

A trap that can be triggered when your monster is destroyed, and has the effect of taking monsters with you and inflicting burn damage.
However, you can't choose which monster to bring along with you, it's limited to monsters with the lowest ATK, and there's no sentence "of your opponent", so if the timing is bad, it can even self-destruct.
The burn damage will be half of his ATK of the monster with the lowest ATK, so if there is a monster that is placed on the side for the time being, it will end with poor damage.
It is each other who receives burn damage at the end

Goblin series full of everyday life.
Since this series is quite close to the story, this time is also low in terms of practicality.
It's an interesting card to think of the opponent's top 5 cards in his deck as a commodity, choose one card from among them, and buy his LP in exchange for money from the opponent at the asking price.
From the other person's point of view, the disadvantage of refusing is that he doesn't have a large LP gap, so there are almost no situations where you can't refuse, and even if the other party is told to give you 3000 LP unless a serious situation occurs. It is thought that the other party will not like to give one, so it is refused at first.
If he refuses, it will only act like the deterioration of the 1st period card, 《Ancient Telescope》.
Due to this nature, it is a very tough card to take advantage of and set up a psychological warfare.
In addition to giving the opponent the choice, the card you get depends on the opponent's build, and you may or may not have the card you want in the top 5 cards of your Deck. There seems to be no room for even a single thought.

Once you pass, you can't stop it anymore, a card that makes you think you've taken the plunge with a constant Dual Summon and a draw phase 2 draw.
Slow Deck may be tough if you don't do this much anymore.
The disadvantage is that it goes against modern Yu-Gi-Oh, and you can't use any monster effects in your hand.
It can be used as many times as you want before it is activated, but it is not a card that can gain an advantage immediately after activation, and it is a card that demonstrates its true value in the long game, so it cannot be used for anything.
It works well with meta beats that use 《Card of Demise》, especially those like barrier image beats, and when monsters harden, you can spit them out and immediately use them as figurines, making it a great construction when using scraping. It is easy to use together because it is also tied.
Even if his deck can use this card, it will consume one card immediately after activation, and the defense will be weaker, so how to survive with other cards until you get the benefit is also important.
Also, be aware that it will be difficult to use Tengoku, which is often used in Trap beats.
Since you can set this from heaven, it's not like it's a bad matchup.
Consideration is given so that even if a card with the same name is worn, it will not rot, and there is a monster effect activation seal when the summoning is successful with the GY effect.
However, I feel that there are few scenes where it works very usefully, so it's just an extra area.

It's a no-cost monster destruction, but the activation trigger is tough with the opponent's recovery.
You can't get enough return to use it in a combo, but if you don't have a combo, you choose too many opponents.
This type of card is intended for the side deck where you can select an opponent and then put it in the deck, but the effect is too plain to be a candidate for the side deck even if it is supposed to be a recovery variety deck.

A highly versatile 1000 pump that can be used for both offense and defense.
Since the activation timing is limited when an attack is declared, it can't be used for damage, and it's easier to deal with than rushing or contracting.
For defensive use, there are offensive reactions, traps, and many other things. .

《Just Desserts》of Normal Spell.
1200~1600 can be expected in an age when expansion decks are rare, so it's not too bad, but it's an age where you can stack 3 《Ceasefire》, so it won't be a priority.

Leaving aside the fact that Mirror Force is currently unlimited and has several types of cross-compatibility, it is very difficult to use this and the monster you equip to trade it off, because even at that time there was confinement.
If you do a combo, you can get points while surviving, but I don't think it's worth doing that because the return on the roundabout is weak.

There are many factors that make it difficult to use, such as the activation trigger when receiving a direct attack, and whether or not you can take the target monster is unstable, and the control takeover is until your next end phase, and you cannot attack with the effect negate.
It was a tough era to take control, so there are some things that can't be helped, but there are so many downsides that I don't feel like using it for a while.

A card that I think has the most rabbit-like illustration in Yu-Gi-Oh.
1000 burns per vanilla you own is fine, but the problem is that it doesn't count tokens.
I want to reverse as soon as possible after arranging vanilla, so I need a gimmick of that kind, but the Deck composition becomes a dark pot state of vanilla deployment + reverse gimmick, and this card is more effective than using this card effectively to win. It becomes his deck formation that he wins by forcibly using .

One of the best vanilla cards with the fate of not letting Blue-Eyed line up his ATK.
It's a common thing so far, but he's losing in ATK, and it's very painful that he's wearing Blue-Eyed in terms of race, attribute, and level.
There are many dedicated support over there, but there is none here.
Compared to Blue-Eyed, the only advantage is that it has 400 more defense, but it's not enough to overturn the difference so far.

A person who seems to be Albus Poji of the Sekai series.
A high-level tuner that has a versatile effect and is relatively easy to put into play.
You can't come out unless you destroy the monsters on the field, so you want to be conscious of the combo to some extent.
In addition, since there is a useless restriction that the same attribute and race cannot be used, although the business trip performance is high, there are subtle traps that can not be used for anything.
It also has the effect of increasing its own status by referring to the status of the opponent destroyed in battle, but it seems unlikely that this will become the main one.
On his own, he can be a combo card depending on the deck, but after all, he is a main character in the story, and he is almost promised a generous support.
At the time of writing this review, 3 types of Field Spells (although Kalarium has not yet been released) are searchable, and with the potential for more in the future, he has no problem pulling from the deck.

A card that adds effects to Junk Warrior so much that you might want to say that it's a bit too effective.
It's a card that has all the elements you want in battle, and considering the nature of Junk Warrior, the most important thing is double battles damage and penetration.
Even in situations where it doesn't seem like a finisher, it has a solid effect of destroying the monster it battles after adding battle destruction resistance. i wanna go.

A card that betrayed most expectations and beautifully decorated the final round.
Although it is a level 5 sync with tuner restrictions, the relief is that the designated tuner is relatively easy to use.
If you use it properly, your ATK will only increase a little, or even not at all, so if you want to use it, you need to build it.
The explosive power when used in a close construction is not odd, and the difficulty is reasonable, so it is an exemplary Roman cannon.

Gaming Kong would love to see an illustration in Siclea.
Once per turn, it has the strange effect of turning the specified monster into a Machine with all attributes except God.
Both can be used as a combo, but regarding the race change, the DNA remodeling surgery that can change all monsters at once is better as a combo card, and the main one is the addition of 6 attributes.
As already said, if there is Gozen Match, the monster to which the effect was applied will send him to GY.
Neo Tempest can immediately attack 6 times, and LGD can be used as a shortcut tool because it can apply the effect of destroying the opponent's field without preparing materials of each attribute.
However, at present, all of them are combos that are close to romance and jokes, but it is an effect with a strong uniqueness, so is it expected in the future?