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A demon-like X monster that connects the two themes of Constellar and Terra Knight.
You can't use it unless you deploy it to some extent, but the effect of ① is that you can salvage up to 2 cards, so you can be very strong in long-term battles. Of course, you can also use the salvaged card for deployment during that turn.
Furthermore, the second effect can use the effects of monsters that could not be pulled out, so even if you have two level 4 bodies, you can lead to multiple interference developments. raised the bottom.
Also, since he has the name of Constellar in his name, there are many examples of applications, such as stacking Tremis, and using 5 materials to connect to Ptolemy's turn skip effect.
Surprisingly, despite being so powerful, there are no restrictions such as not being able to summon anything other than X. Thanks to this, there is also a construction that aims to suppress Link and his Synchro Monster with "Terranite".

Unlike Heares, it's easy to get a high-level synchro because the level can be raised by the effect of ②. Other than that, I'm with you.
Since "Manadum" itself has a small number of theme monsters, it is easy to coexist with other "Visas Starfrost" related themes. Mixed construction with light heart and "Scareclaw" with light heart is mainstream.

It has an effect that allows you to Special Summon from your hand, but due to its low level, it is a delicate point that even if you search directly from 《Mannadium Riumheart》, it will only be 6S.
The RBI increase effect makes it easier for S monsters with high ATK to be destroyed in battle. However, it's not an effect related to deployment, so it's probably a bonus effect.
The Recruit effect can only be Special Summoned with the same name, but since it's only from the Deck, it can't be used if you draw it all, giving the impression that you can't reach the itch. (Though it's possible that Mannadium Imaginings can't be taken care of.)
It's not weak, but I think it's a bit restrained for a monster with a small number of themes.

"Terranite" monster that can Special Summon from his GY on its own
As long as you have a way to deploy it, it's excellent that you can secure one more rank 4 X material every turn. Also, even if it is revived and leaves the field, it will not be removed, so it can be used as a material for the next turn even if it is a wall during the opponent's turn. As expected of the 11th period card.
The removal effect of the common condition compensates for the shortcoming of "Terranite", which until now had few means of interfering with monster effects during the opponent's turn. Use Ptolemy's effect to bring out Pleiades during your opponent's turn, then use the 2nd effect to deploy it before activating it.
It can contribute even in the initial deployment, but if anything, it's a card that increases continuous combat ability.

A Field Spell that allows you to search for 《Fallen of Albaz》related monsters and Special Summon from your hand
Even if it has a search effect, its conditions are dependent on the opponent, and it cannot be treated in the same way as a card that can be instantly searched and has the initial action of the theme.
The main way to use it is to search for Fallen of Albaz the first time, Special Summon it the second time, and fuse summon it with your opponent's monsters and materials.
Of course, it's hard to imagine that the opponent will be unprepared and deploy from EX, so it's possible to refrain from deploying EX or destroy it with monsters like 《Knightmare Phoenix》.
I think it's a reasonably good card, but given that it can't contribute to the initial deployment and can't be accessed with the "Branded" search card, I don't think it will be included in the "Branded" Deck.
10 points would be fine for settings and illustrations, but in terms of performance, this is the score.

Talented new to make up for Terranite's slow deployment
It's limited to summons, so you'll need to draw it out, but it's great that you can deploy it from the first turn. I wish I could search Deneb and Sheratan and use it immediately.
And the second effect, which is a common condition for themes, is to secure support cards that were previously inaccessible. Basically, searching for 《Constellar Tellarknights》and 《Satellarknight Skybridge》, which can contribute to development, but it would be nice if 《Tellarknight Genesis》, which can break through the meta, can also play an active role.
The effect of ② alone is sufficiently useful, and it is not uncommon for him to Special Summon other than his own effect.

Metacards for decks with different races
It is necessary for the user to unify the races to some extent, but depending on the opponent, it may be piled with this one.
However, since it is not a card that can be involved in development, there is a dilemma that the accident rate will increase if only such cards are inserted, so even if he can be inserted, it does not necessarily mean that it is better to adopt it.
Also, although it is a card that has been regulated in Master Duel, I think that the change in the environment is more important than just this card being strong.
It's a personal theory from here, but since the 9th term, since the suppression deck became popular in mass deployment, the adoption rate of the trap card itself, which cannot contribute to breakthrough in the second attack, has declined. This also has the advantage of being able to win without relying on traps as long as you control them first.
However, after the end of the 9th term, interference with hand triggers became commonplace, and the number of cases where it was not possible to lay down a control board in advance increased. On the other hand, face-down removal cards such as Cyclone were not able to deal with the preemptive suppression of monster effects, so even if they were adopted, they were only used from the side. That's why the threat of his Continuous Trap, which doesn't work as a trigger and has fewer face-down removals, probably increased.

At first glance, all I could think about was that it was an excellent card that could revive monsters that had been dropped with Unuku, and that it was a pretty good card that could bring out Pleiades without going through Ptolemy.
The true value of this card is that it can produce 《Tellarknight Ptolemaeus》with 7 materials. By stacking Tremis on top of Tellarknight Constellar Caduceus with 5 materials and using the 2nd effect, it can be used from the first turn.
Of course, the effect of 1 is also excellent, and it is not just a resurrection card, but it can be deployed from the hand, so it can alleviate the problem that it is difficult to get a rank 4 from the first turn, which has been an issue for many years.

Yu-Gi-Oh is basically a game where his LP tends to be neglected and is unlikely to make it into a regular beatdown deck.
However, this card has the advantage of being able to destroy your own monsters with a free chain, and I remember it being used in decks that can take advantage of self-destruction, such as Link's Nephthys Deck.
Also, as a recovery card, it has the advantage that the amount of recovery at one time is large depending on the monster to be destroyed. Taking advantage of that, it seems that a build that aims for one kill with the effect of 《Number 43: Manipulator of Souls》is also being developed.
There is a similar recovery card called "Mystik Wok", but that one is superior in terms of releasing it with Quick-Play Spells and costs, while this one is a Normal Trap, so it can be secured with "Trap Trick". There are advantages.
↓ is probably the marionette one kill when you say that the preceding one kill is. I don't think this card is bad.

If this is adopted, the number of cards in the Deck can be reduced from 40 to 37.
Basically, he is a card that is adopted in decks that aim to win other than LP such as Exodia, but in that you can use his spell card with almost no loss, Decks such as Magical Musket and Sky Striker Ace, and Simochburn's cards. It was also compatible with a deck that could make use of such recovery.
The downside is that besides his LP recovery, the chances of drawing a hand trigger on turn 1 are also reduced, so I don't think there's a benefit worth it in a normal beatdown deck.
Also, with the advent of Gokin and Kinken, it is becoming difficult to adopt other general-purpose draw sources, which is also a headwind.

I like the idea of having a more powerful Rank 5 with a Rank 4 Deck, Terranite.
However, most of the monsters that use 3 materials can be X Summoned by stacking them, or they can't be X Summoned directly like CX. card.
Due to Ptolemy's return to restrictions and 《Constellar Tellarknights》, even if an excellent new player comes, it seems that he will not be able to play an active role.

The search effect is strong, but since it's not level 4, it's a card that hasn't been used for a long time.
Currently, by using 《Constellar Caduceus》and 《Constellar Twinkle》, it is possible to connect from 1 card to Rank 4, and it has become an excellent level card.
As expected, it can't be helped if it's level 4 with search in the 7th season, so it can't be helped, but considering that Caduceus has become such a powerful card thanks to that, can you say that level 3 was good?

Although it does not have the effect of taking an ad, it is a card that contributed to the creation of the Pleiades, which is Rank 5 in the "Constellar" Deck, which is centered on the most stable level 4.
However, with the advent of 《Constellar Tellarknights》, it became possible to use Pleiades without using this card.
It's not like there's no advantage here because it's possible to get a non-theme Rank 5, but it's probably out of the force in mixed construction with "Terranite".

New "Constellar" with terrible performance that has three merit effects
Sheratan, which had been effective until now but didn't match the level, can now be used on ranks 4 and 5, and is useful for improving deck stability and deployment power. As expected of the 11th term.
However, no matter how strong this card was, the environment was inflated even more, and "Constellar" couldn't even become a medium deck, let alone an environment.
However, with the appearance of 《Tellarknight Constellar Caduceus》and others, it is attracting attention again. Is it possible to break into the environment with his deck, which has some "Constellar" including this card on "Terranite"? . .

Idea is an interesting card
If it's a card that can change the situation, even if you pay 3000 LP, there's no way the opponent will give it to you, and if you refuse, nothing will happen.
On the other hand, if the other party gives it to you, it is a card that you can give it without any problem, and it will only make the situation worse by the amount of LP.
In anime, cards that are discarded as unnecessary by the opponent are used in reverse, but in OCG, it is difficult to expect.