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Bitron is equipped with armor, and his defensive power seems to have dropped significantly...
Although the effect is negated, the high performance of pulling all his Cyberse monsters is eye-catching. The GY effect can be used, so let's choose the best ones, such as the Accesscode Talker Deck essential microcoder and the Ivries that can do nibiru care.
Also, it works particularly well with Marincess, and you can make Seahorse, which is Marincess's absolute first move, with this one, so it seems that it will be an indispensable card in the Marincess Deck to stabilize the first move.

In fact, this card is the second card that can be Ritual Summoned from the Deck, and the only other card that exists is Turning of the World. And that one is also a Quick-Play Spell. In other words, it seems that they do not want to create Ritual Spells for cards that can perform Deck Rituals.
Instead of doubling his level, he is Ritual Summoned from the Deck, so the resources needed for a Ritual Summon are actually the same as a regular Ritual Summon. On the contrary, considering that you can choose what you like from the Deck, it can be said that it is superior to normal ritual summons. If you use the promotion, it is possible to use a level 4 Megalith to produce a level 4 Megalith, but if anything, it should be appreciated that a level 8 Megalith can be used to ritual summon a level 4 Megalith.
It's not a Ritual Spell, but it's a Megalith Spell Trap card, so it can be searched with Hagit. This card doesn't have a activation turn limit, so the reason why I adjusted it to "double the level" is to prevent a loop of Bagito → Unformed → Bagito → Unformed → Bagito → Unformed... deaf. I think it would have been better to put a 1-turn limit on this card to prevent that, though...
Added: The appearance of a super powerful new monster "Megalith Phul" in the first regular pack of the 11th season has been leaked. Since the far side is level 2, you can easily perform a ritual summon with this card. This is the moment when this transcendent novelty of the Megalith world transformed into a must-have strong card for his Megalith.

This is a piece that is likely to be highly rated by people.
① is an effect that cuts himself and his WATER monster in his hand, peeps the opponent's hand, and removes one until the end time.
Being able to peeping and handicap is quite powerful, and plays an important role in answering the recent hand triggers and understanding his opponent's deck in tournaments.
However, you have to discard a total of 2 cards, yourself and his WATER, and the handicapped card returns at the end, so the loss is not small in terms of card advantage. That said, it's extremely rare to find a card that can actively perform both peeping and handicap, so I'll give it a certain amount of credit for its uniqueness.
② is the effect of returning his WATER of GY to the Deck by sending his Deck's top 3 cards to his GY at Special Summon. Compared to other deep-sea monsters, it doesn't directly lead to an advantage, so it seems that it is rarely used preferentially. I would like to make good use of the fact that the number of GY feeds is more than the other two.

① is the effect of randomly handicapping when GY is sent to activate her WATER effect. It's an undetermined search, but if you send him to GY at the cost of Undine, you can get 1 handicap, so if you're using Kaioh Mermail Deck, you might want to consider using it.
The effect of ② is salvage during Special Summon. Compared to Artisan's Resurrection, it doesn't lead to a board advantage, but it's convenient to return Sea King monsters to your hand, so I think it's a good matchup in that respect.

① has the effect of removing the Marincess Trap from GY and bringing in another Marincess Trap for her. It's a valuable Marincess wave search tool, but the cost requires removing another Marincess Trap.
Marincess has a lot of traps that are very picky about where to use them, other than wave guidance, so it's easy to put them off. As Mr. Toki said, is Yukihana the last-minute recruitment line?
The second effect is a convenient effect that can add destruction resistance to Marincess. For the time being, Blue Tongue can be dropped into her GY with Blue Tongue's summoning effect, so if you have both Blue Tongue and Seahorse in your upswing hand, I think you can prioritize dropping this card.
③ is a bonus, but it meshes with the effect of ②.

The second Marincess link-4 monster.
Link 4 monsters already have Wonder Heart, but since the effect is based on the premise of Tokai, it has an effect that can be used regardless of the situation of 1 draw with only GY cost, and the second effect further increases RBI. This card, which can expect , seems to have a higher priority for link summoning.
Above all else, the effects of 1, 2, and 3 are self-contained, making it a suitable card as a new trump card for the Marincess Deck.

It is a very excellent card that can search for his Forbidden card when summoned with 1, and can recruit level 4 angels during the opponent's turn with 2.
Until now, the only monsters that could be recruited during the opponent's turn in ② were Aurora Anguirus or 《Barrier Statue of the Heavens》, but now we have a new recruitment target, Loptor, which is an essential card for the King Deck. It's likely that he'll be featured in his Faraway Deck, along with his Forbidden card.

This is one card that even people who have never used a king can tell at a glance that it is excellent.
Even stronger is the status of this card, which is level 4 Fairy, so you can recruit it during your opponent's turn with 《Condemned Witch》. Since the effect of ③ can be activated in a free chain, it seems that the King Deck from now on will actually be a 6-Lopter system.

At level 11, the summoning condition is to remove 3 monsters of different races from the field GY, which is a difficult monster to put out. However, because of its status, it is possible to search by melody, and it is not impossible if the summoning condition is a Deck that can deploy monsters of multiple races.
The effect destroys all monsters of the declared race on the field, while blocking her Special Summon of monsters of the declared race until the next turn. Since there are many race-unified decks, the ability to come back from the second attack is very high.
When using this card in a tournament, especially when going first in the first game, you have to read the opponent's deck before using it, so I think it will be useful mainly after the second game after changing sides. Also, the fact that you can only declare monsters of a race that already exists on the field takes time, but if you use the effect of 《Reprodocus》, you can definitely suppress the target race, so it's worth remembering. I guess.

Super Nova is a supernova with high expectations for Lemon Deck.
At level 2, he is able to Special Summon, and if you combine it with a level 4 monster to get Red Rising, you can connect to almost all Yami Dragon S, not to mention Lemon S.
He himself can be searched by calling, and there is also a card that can pinpoint this card, Void Apocalypse, to his GY, so I am looking forward to his future success.

A piece that feels very strong with the new rules that came into force in April 2020.
The tuner is limited to his Synchron, but for now it's level 5 that can be played with Junk Synchron, and now there are Junk converters that can search for it, and satellite Synchron that can replace it, so it's going to be a rampage.

New rules came into effect in April 2020, and if you have a level 2 tuner, you can get a level 8 Lemon S with Red Rising in between. It will be gone and relatively strengthened.

Due to the new rules that came into force in April 2020, the disadvantages have become almost unnoticeable, and will inevitably be strengthened.
In particular, the compatibility with "Crimson Resonator", which is newly recorded in the Eternity Code, is outstanding, and if he special summons him, he can S summon not only Lemon, but even Super Nova.

Due to the effect of the new rules that came into effect in April, I think that the usefulness of this card has increased because the restriction that only S can be played on the turn it is activated has become almost unnoticeable.
If you want to reach level 8S no matter what, please consider adopting this card.

Due to the effect of the new rules that came into force in April, I think the card's reputation has risen because the restriction that only S can be played on the turn it is activated has become almost unnoticeable.
If you're aiming to get a level 6S out no matter what, then by all means consider adopting this card.