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A card that collects his Fluffal destroyed by the opponent and draws 1.
With Fluffal only being the raw material for his Frightfur continuous fusions, it's highly unlikely that Fluffal will remain in play.
For better or for worse, his ability to dig decks has increased by an order of magnitude.

Resurrection cards for Edge Imp and Fluffal.
Unlike "Suture Rebirth", the effect does not negate, but it's a trap, so it's one step behind.
However, in the current situation, he is more of a short-term decisive battle, and when asked if this is necessary in Fluffal, it is a question mark. For the time being, you can use search to revive chains during your opponent's turn, but if that's all you can do, Back to the Front, which can revive Frightfur, should be fine.
Therefore, I would like to use the effect of treating it as "Frightfur", but this is only useful for Mad Chimera, and if that happens, I'm a little worried about the difficulty of getting out of it.

Frightfur's Counter Trap, which can be searched from the chain and has a fairly wide negate range.
However, Fluffal's quick attack is not compatible with its versatility, and he basically wants to focus on short-term decisive battles, and he wants to prioritize prosthetics, etc. in searches. I thought it would be difficult.
Also, in the latter half of the effect, it's a headwind that he can't use Frightfur unless he basically targets the saber in the EX zone due to the new rule. Only on this point would a link with his Frightfur name appear.
Impression that it is more difficult to use than it looks, including the weakness to removal that does not target.

Level 4 Edge Imp.
You can only use one of the two effects per turn, but you can basically forget about searching for the same name when declaring an attack.
The most important thing is the "Frightfur" card search in the latter half, and since the method to send to GY does not need to be a fusion summon, it can also be used for Penguin's hand exchange. Search destinations are probably Pawaka's impeccable prosthetics and his Frightfur Fusion, which can be fused with GY.
Chain Sheep, which has been specified as a material, also has self-revive and has a moderate presence, so it is easy to put in, and even though it is called Turn 1, if you value speed, you should not lose 3 copies for the time being.

It is the original Edge Imp monster and has the same type of resurrection effect as Zonkyari. In Fluffal, some monsters specify this as a material, and it is easy to increase your hand, so the cost is not that heavy.
Also, due to the presence of prosthetics, which are no-cost search cards, and 《Fusion Reserve》, and the presence of chains that trigger search effects when sent to GY, Fluffal often reduces the number of adoptions.
In addition, since it can be revived easily by supporting the death guide, it became a rank 3 material when it first appeared.
It's the first card that appeared, but it's still easy to use without any peculiarities.

An Edge Imp that can cast Merciful Machine Angel at the cost of Fluffal when successfully summoned.
First of all, in Fluffal, he wants to use his summoning right to dock as much as possible, so he pulls back on the fact that it is limited to summoning.
Unlike Merciful, this one has a Wing that I want to send to GY, and 《Toy Vendor》that I can support by placing it on top of the Deck, and I also have my own Amalgam that stays on the field, so it's not a tragic situation, but the current situation. It will not be adopted unless you put wheels, saws, and lions.
It's not that bad, but the chain and scissors are a little too strong.

An Edge Imp that treats as a Frightfur, supporting Mad Chimera, which is fairly common.
You can copy the status of Frightfur on the field or GY by effect, but Frightfur has a strong pump up due to removal or effect, so copying only the status is not useful, and if it is GY, you can fish the main body with a saber. After all, I can only think of adopting it for the Mad Chimera axis.
Since the essential Mad Chimera is not at a level that can be adopted in all Fluffal Decks, I feel that the priority of this card will naturally fall.

The effect of discarding edgedumps from the hand is almost no problem with Fluffal, which performs fusion, and the damage amount is 800, so the return on consumption is subtle. So basically forget about it.
The favorite is the effect of dropping Edge Imp from the Deck and copying the name, and it will be adopted in Decks that use Scissor and other DT Modoki to use fusion properly.
However, Fluffal has a lot of dedicated searches and draws, and even though it has a resurrection card, using this card, which has the possibility of using the summoning right, is a bit less of a priority when considering the existence of a chain.
The increase in Frightfur, which specifies materials with "Edge Imp" monsters, is also a headwind.

A Frightfur outpost alongside a Scissor Bear.
The first thing that catches your eye is the specification of the material. He's not a fusion, but he's a Frightfur 3 is a bit heavy. Although it can be done with two consecutive saber hits, it is better to attack as it is if it deploys that much, so if he uses it, he wants to use the guys named Frightfur and Sanctuary to the fullest.
On the effect side, the Almades effect and Goyo will strengthen the number of monsters that the original owner will face × 300, and at first glance it seems to be an excellent effect that allows you to follow up with the stolen monsters, but first of all, the stolen card will be greatly weakened. , Since it is "only" Chimera that is strengthened, both the place and the damage efficiency become worse. It's even better to make a link that is closer to suppression with things that have been stolen.
And the biggest problem is that his other Frightfurs are much easier and stronger than this one.
Although he is a junior, Daredevil, which also requires the destruction of the opponent in battle, can be evaluated for its loose materials and high hit points, and boasts a single performance that is unmatched.
It embodies the poor usability that can be said to be perfect in terms of weight, RBI, effect, and everything, and even if there are extra slots in EX, it is said that it is better to put in Rank 8 than this guy. It reminds me.

A saber whose importance has risen to an order of magnitude due to new rules.
It requires his Frightfur to specify the material, but the other one can be either his Fluffal or Edge Imp, and his own effect can revive his Frightfur, so it has excellent compatibility with Kraken, including RBI enhancement.
Although it has destruction resistance due to the fusion of three bodies, it is a bonus because the return of consumption is more than defense.
He has no turn 1 resurrection effect and is Frightfur with a basic 3 stack level that supports Fluffal's murderous intent.

Coming from the premium pack, he's Frightfur, and like the Kraken, the materials are very loosely specified.
And although it has self-strengthening, it has a higher raw hit point than the material-heavy Mad Chimera, and reigns as his current Frightfur's highest hit point. It may be said that he was a privilege to come out later, but I am a little surprised.
When he leaves the field due to battle destruction and the opponent, he has the effect of burning Frightfur x 500 of GY, and we want to differentiate him from Kraken and Tiger for convenience through battle. For this, it is worth inserting one as a candidate when the target resistance comes out due to the high raw RBI.
That said, it's basically possible to overwhelm it with other removals and the enhancement of the saber's catch, so it doesn't seem to have much priority.

First of all, it is very easy to put out because it is easy to use anything as long as the material designation is Edge Imp and Fluffal, and basically it has the role of shooting removal first. Even if it is removed, it is a GY feed that targets the target, so the response is moderate.
If you use the removal effect, you can't direct it, and it seems to be a bad matchup, but you can use it casually because you can negate this by reviving from the saber.
Also, the exquisiteness of just 8000 with a saber is wonderful.
The looseness of the material and the strength of the effect make him a card representative of his Frightfur, boosting Fluffal's spin speed and murderous intent.

His Frightfur is the only one that uses Saw as its material.
The effect is to remove monsters and burn his ATK. First of all, the quality of removal is inferior to Tiger, which can destroy more types and numbers, and if it is Saw and Scissor, he tends to prioritize Scissor, which regenerates himself, in Fluffal.
Even if it burns for ATK, his Fluffal, which uses the opponent's field to clear the ground and directly decides, accepts the disadvantages of not being able to direct or revive with a saber. It's pretty hard to get hired.
The effect is the same as Volka, so it's not bad, but due to the influence of the new rules, it feels like the others are strong enough.

Early Frightfur with built-in effects that can be said to be the predecessor of that Mad Chimera.
The material designations are Scissor and Fluffal Bear, which is easy to compare to his Frightfur, which is another loose material, but it's even more of a problem with a Bear that wants to discard it as a Toy Vendor search.
Even with its effect, although it can be strengthened to about 3000 RBI, if it destroys the opponent in battle, it will be equipped as an equipment card.
Even though he's already unusable the more Fluffal you have, it's sad that there is almost no reason to play it because the role of a 3-level bear is more of a hand trigger effect if it's a Toy Vendor axis. Place.
His Fluffal, which has a little extra EX, can also be used as a sneak peek for searching by using the name designation, but if that's not the case, there's no need to hire him.

An initial Frightfur that specifies a scissor material.
The effect is simple and straightforward, a continuous attack that can be done up to the number of materials.
His raw ATK is low, so I want to use Tiger to wreck the field and strengthen it with a saber to hit him. If you use 《Frightfur Fusion》, you can use it while suppressing the consumption, but I think that Tiger's removal is often prioritized.
In addition, the raw hit point is higher than this card, the material specification is loose, the removal sent to GY can be fired, and above all, the Kraken, which can attack continuously even if revived from the saber without a link, has appeared, and the priority has suddenly dropped. .
It's not bad in terms of performance, but it's a bit incompatible with his current Fluffal deployment.