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Definitely new to Chaos MAX. A support card for rituals in general.
The effect of ① is the search for Ritual Spell. Ritual Spells can bring anything. Is it a balance between not being able to use it on the first turn and effectively abandoning the draw?
The effect of ② seals the opponent's activation only during the Battle Phase. Strictly speaking, the range and effect are different, but I think it's good to think of it as an effect that turns all allies into Chaos Giants.
The effect of ③ is the whole deck bounce. Crazy. Thanks to the effect of ②, basically there is almost no interference as long as you enter the battle phase, so you can pass it safely. Although conditions are imposed for that amount, it is not enough to worry about. As long as you have a Normal Monster as a material, you can activate it by ritual summoning with ☆3 Effect Monster + 《Morinphen》.
Although it is an immeasurable destructive power, I think that there is almost no problem because it seems that about 60% have already won at the time when the modern Yu-Gi-Oh can overcome the suppression and attack. You can rely on the 3rd effect to place this card as an ace, or you can use only the 1st effect as a support for other Ritual Monsters.

His Equip Spell of the heroic faction that is exciting now.
It's a card you don't see very often, but when Desfeni was still alive, his ATK downs here and there, and his decks using Wanfu left results. I can't help but admire the idea of the inventor...

Continuous Spell used to be relatively strong. The name is based on the body.
Overall, 800 point ATK rise is more than powerful enough, but it's hard because it's completely against modern Yu-Gi-Oh that GY's race needs to be one type. If you want to use it, you basically can't use hand triggers, and you need to unify the races of the extra decks, but what you can do is ``if you're lucky, a continuous spell that is difficult to search for will pump up the whole team.'' not worth it.
If you still want to use it, Shirayuki's effect will eliminate him so that he has only one type of GY... or something like that.

Recruiter for Zombies. Thank you for your help in the past.
Unlike general recruiters, the stats to be referenced are defensive and can be up to 2000. Basically, he has a wide range in the recruiting world where there are only people who call ATK 1500 or less, and it is possible to put out a sufficiently large size. I made an immortal dragon.
It's been a long time since the concept of a recruiter has become obsolete.

Malik's monster that has been magically remodeled. In the original, it was a Normal Monster, but...
On loose terms he is a Special Summon 4*, and not only that, he can do both LP gain and pump up. strong.
Due to its nature, it can't be deployed in the first turn, and it can't be played in the main 1 after that, so it can't be said to be perfect, but I think it's an excellent monster that has considerable specs. .

A card intended for use as a combo part.
In the olden days, it might have been possible to use it to turn an opponent's monster that was set face-down face-up and deal battle damage, but there's no such opportunity these days.
Although AD changer competes, I think that it can be differentiated from others in that it can be used immediately when pulled.

4000 RBI for the new Sin. Unlike Rainbow Dragon, he can keep his Special Summon cost in his Extra Deck.
The effect of ① is a maintenance condition. Unlike other Sins, it requests a world by name, but if you add that you can bring it in your territory and you don't mind if it's Mound of the Bound Creator, I don't think there's much of a difference in usability. Well, the other guys can maintain his Field Spell in the opponent's field, so I should be careful about the difference around that.
The effect of ② is a slightly special return effect. Since it is returned to the extra deck once, you can ignore the revive limit. There are some cards that remove your Extra Deck face-up, but I don't think it's enough to force them into it. Basically, it's an effect that spawns Stardust, and you should be able to do that as well. It is optional to do Special Summon. One way is to make it a Special Summon cost without putting it out.
For a cost, he can fertilize GY, so it would be nice if he could drop Truth or something, but as I said earlier, he's a person who can't get enough of it, so overconfidence is prohibited.
Although it doesn't have a particularly good effect for the stricter maintenance conditions, it can be evaluated more than a certain level just by having 4000 points of Sin that can be placed on the extra deck. Unlike the Cyber end, the paradox dragon can also be put out if it is intended to be put out, is also an evaluation point.

Excellent reversing aid. The status that can receive good quality support is good.
It can also be used as a battle support, but basically you want to avoid situations where you have to deal with such a haphazard response when using a deck that uses this card.
It's definitely not the type of card that can be used in the environment, but I think it's a card that some players will love as an indispensable card in their deck.

A rare mass removal card. The search effect attached as a bonus is also excellent.
For the time being, he can't be activated unless there are two Kaijus in the deck, so it's a disadvantage or a condition to activate, but Kaiju itself is a general-purpose removal card, so he rarely becomes a noise in the deck. It's a perfect performance except that it rots on the first move, and I don't think it's something to worry about because it can be said not only for this card but also for other removal cards.
If you put Shizukiel over here and Gameciel over there, you can deal 1100 damage in battle, so I think it can be used for [Full Burn] without difficulty.

Literal last resort. goodbye heaven
If you express it as ``It's a condition that basically can't be activated just by playing normally, but it can be practically used in some decks,'' it seems like a romance card that everyone likes, but The reality is that the game is forcibly drawn, so you should push that impression.
Personally, at WCS2011, Team Catastrophe's Nicholas put it in his deck, which left an impression on me. While acting as a substitute for the non-OCG Dooms Ray, there is also a common point of ``abandoning victory or defeat in a duel'', which is quite emo (quick talk)

A piece of Vanilla Synchro Monster. This is 9☆ and he has 3000 ATK.
If there were no restrictions on the material, it might have been possible to use it at the time of its introduction, but unfortunately both tuners and non-tuners have his EARTH restrictions. tough.
Did he decide that it would be too strong if it didn't have material restrictions, or did he decide to use the same materials as Natubi, which was released earlier, without thinking about anything in particular... Only the card designer knows the truth.

It is a demerit attacker that comes out after meeting strict conditions like a demon. Is there an LP cost?
There is no resistance, and the total ATK is the same as before the combination, so I can laugh at the lack of motivation. In the past, it could be used as "Monster Reborn" exclusively for Fortress, but it will definitely not be used in modern times.
It's good to use Ruinforce quietly without causing any strange feelings.

One of the nostalgic attack reaction traps. I used to be strong.
Being able to exclude it is not a bad effect even in modern times, but it's still painful that you can only expect a 1:1 exchange with an attack reaction Trap that is easily disturbed. If you look at it as a removal other than destruction, there is also Air Force that can bounce all of them.
Even so, he was once a top-ranked veteran. It's high performance is incomparable to the industrial waste of Magimon, and I think it's still acceptable for loose play. You can also remember the old days as a bonus.

One of the cards treated as "sea". There is also a dedicated search tool.
I'll make it possible to get ☆5 without Tribute, and I'll make sure ☆4 can avoid Gravity Bind.
In modern times, it's not often used like the above, but I think it's practical enough even in modern times, such as lowering the opponent's monster's level with a combo with Stealth Klagen to interfere with Synchro or Xyz. increase.

Only one Monarch with a low level.
Being overtaken by the latecomers is the fate of those who appeared early, but this card is also far behind Riser and Gaius in terms of usability on its own. Well, there is a point that can be differentiated sufficiently, so it is not just deterioration.
It can be said for all of his Monarchs other than Moebius, but it is necessary to pay attention to the fact that it is a forced effect. I did it in Master Duel solo mode.