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A card that creates a scapegoat effect when destroyed during the End Phase, and a 1800 RBI token when his other Koa'ki Meiru is destroyed during the End Phase.
First of all, the combination of the two effects is confusing, and the concept of setting this on the field to take care of his Koa'ki Meiru's self-destruction during the end phase is off.
In the first place, if it's a rock koaki, there's no problem with monster candidates who show a sneak peek to maintain it without relying on it.

Notice of Koa'ki Meiru version.
The activation conditions are slightly troublesome, and the notice itself is unlimited, so it seems that the notice is enough.
Since the search method is also a supplier, it is a pity that it cannot be easily set up by taking advantage of the strength of the theme card.

A spell trap set removal card that makes you feel good when you shoot it in the end phase.
All you have to do is show the steel core, and it's easier to search, so it's much easier to use than before.
However, as already said, 《Heavy Storm Duster》seems to be enough in many situations, and over there, the front side can also be destroyed.
This card itself is not weak, but it is a somewhat unfortunate card that looks inferior when compared to general-purpose cards that can turn in a small turn.

A card that pays the hand cost to search steel shells.
It would be disastrous if the chain was removed, but it was the easiest steel shell search to use until the appearance of Kongo Kakuryu.
Koa'ki Meiru is a card that he needs to bring with him no matter what.

A steel core search method that is strong enough to make you wonder what the steel core search was until now.
Not only that, he can search all of Koa'ki Meiru, and even though it's limited to his own turn, his GY exclusion gives him destruction resistance, so he can skip the cost payment for one turn.
A strong search card that can't be complained about.

A card that means building a Koa'ki Meiru that is not a rock axis.
The effect is simply strong with Deck Recruit, and the drawback that it doesn't work unless it's set with Steel Core has been greatly improved by enhancing both search methods.
With 2000 RBIs, he's also excellent as a low-level beater. Basically, you can either summon Ganishi Koa'ki Meiru to solidify the board, or connect to Rank 4 Xyz.

A Normal Spell that cannot be activated in the Spell Trap zone, and he is a card that is inseparable from Koa'ki Meiru.
Koa'ki Meiru has many situations where it is needed, but the fact that this card itself does nothing is a big bottleneck.
At the time of its appearance, it was a cursed card that took a lot of time and effort to get into the hand, making it difficult to build a theme deck, despite his high importance in the Deck and a card that did almost nothing on its own. rice field.
It's been improving in recent years.

A card that's Koa'ki Meiru but doesn't look like Koa'ki Meiru.
It works well with Rock Koaki, which releases itself and activates its effect, and will secure the follow-up.
However, since the effect cannot be demonstrated unless it is a Special Summon, it is basically passive and takes a little time and effort, and even after it comes out, the status is low, so there are parts that feel difficult to handle.

This one has a lower hit point, so it works well with the effect, but basically he's an Amazoness warrior.
The place where I wanted you to have at least battle destruction resistance.

It's a card that can be used like a ring of destruction that doesn't cause damage, and since you don't have to think about his LP situation, it's more stable as a one-shot removal than over there.
You can also aim for additional bonuses depending on the extra monsters that drop.
The disadvantage is a big one for deployment decks, so it's preferable to use it with his deck, which doesn't use extras much.
In his deck, it is a card like a strong gold in the sense that it can be expected to play an excellent one-shot removal even though it can be used lightly.

I wonder if the hand of the wind will also come out?
The range of monsters with the conditional status is wide, and it is possible to come out from GY.
As already said, if you make it an Xyz material, you can avoid the disadvantages of being excluded, so you can reuse it.
However, waiting for the opponent's destruction, he tends to be passive due to the nature of being Special Summoned, and it is a little unreliable that he will maintain the front line.
Since he can activate the effect of Thunder in his hand, he can also become a super thunder dragon, but since the conditions must be met on his own turn, it is almost a suicide attack, and on top of that, it is the main 2, so the compatibility is not that great. not good.

A fusion for Gaia that adds 2600 points + 2 attacks and remodels brain muscles.
《Gaia the Magical Knight of Dragons》has an effect that makes full use of it, so that's what I'm aiming for.
Since this card itself can be searched for by Cursed Curse of Dragon, I want to make full use of other support and quickly connect it to fusion.

The new work of his Forbidden series that has been long overdue.
You can negate the effects of your opponent's monsters by the number of costs while halving the RBI.
Furthermore, since it doesn't target, it can only be seen as an effective countermeasure against dragoons.
The comparison target is 《Dark Ruler No More》, as it is often said.
There is no cost, but it is hindered by anything other than monster effects, and it becomes impossible to scrape off LP that turn when used.
The drawback here is that the more opponents you want to negate, the heavier the cost.
As an advantage unique to this one, it can be used as a blocking card because it is a Quick-Play Spell.
However, even in this case, the existence of costs must be kept in mind.
Since the cost can be procured from the field, it is possible to say that the monster targeted by the shadow and veiler will escape.
I have the impression that it's a skillful card that can't be used haphazardly, so I wonder if his deck is a deck that can be used without worrying about the hand cost and can be set up with a small number of cards at the beginning.
But that means he's an Orcust...

A skill that continued to pitch even after a year. Perhaps the wind will come out next time and all the attributes will be gathered.
It's a card that has the extra performance of Tenkagu Mirai, but it's also a big deal, and it's not good enough.
Special Summon conditions are not limited to any location, but there are two extra monsters, and the dependence on the opponent increases and it is not as stable as that one.
It is possible to prepare and fill it yourself like Tenkagu Gorai, but it is not recommended because the destructive effect, which is the favorite here, involves your own field.
As for how to remove the all-important extras, even though it can remove multiple bodies at once, it's still destroyed, so compared to Tenkagu Gorai, it's possible that it's more resistant to damage, and it's lacking in dexterity. .
This alone is still good, but for some reason it also comes with a mysterious disadvantage that the cost is paid and the attack is limited to one in that turn.
Although the effect when sent to GY is not bad, it is unlikely to be adopted for this purpose.
In recent years, there have been many general-purpose cards with strong return cards, so I feel that this is too self-respecting.

A card with a strong atmosphere called THE No Rare with a slightly stylish name associated with dice.
After getting nothing, the probability of being drawlocked is quite severe at 4/9, and the 2/9 that removes the search and returns to the hand can only be activated once per turn, so even if you don't lose the advantage, it's a tempo loss. put away.
3/9 (1/3), which is a hit, and a card search involving dice, I doubt if there is a card that I want to search for at such a risk.
The impression that the reward is small for the risk.