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All of these effects can only be activated during the opponent's turn, so whether it's deploying Bramagi or dealing with bulky magic circles or souls, you can do it with Souls, which is easier to use...
Since it can only be deployed from Deck, it is easy to compete with other support for resources.
I think it's a card with a strong habit. I have a feeling that if a card that goes well with it gets a lot of attention, it might get some sun.

It can only be activated with Normal Summon, but the searcher becomes an important presence in bramage with a strong combo. Due to the large number of deployment supports, it may have been a little too much if Special Summon could be activated, so it's a good adjustment.
You can salvage with the effect of 2, and you can aim for the effect of 1 again, and you can also perform a sacrifice escape movement.
Is it an essential existence in Bramage?

With the effect of 1, it is easy to put on the field, and it is only a support for fusion materials and magic circles. It can only be treated as a Brahmaji in the field, and there are many Brahmaji supporters that refer to the hand and the field, so it has a subtle impression as a substitute. It's not that there aren't cases where that's an advantage.
The resurrection effect of 2 is convenient and easy to connect to rank 7 etc.
It can be expected to improve the deployment power, and it is easy to deploy from the presence of the navigator without relying on the effect of 1, so it is convenient to use it as a pin.
It should be noted that the processing of trigger effects is troublesome.

It's necessary to have Bramagi in your hand, and Trap as a deployment card is also a bottleneck, but the return is worth it.
There are also more excellent deployment methods, but I wonder if I can consider adopting it as one of the trump cards in Bramage.

When Lynx comes out and the card is turned face down, I feel depressed.
The search effect is uncertain, but the probability of being able to search is high because the ratio of search targets is high with his Deck, which is centered on Bramaghi. There is also a support that operates the deck top.
And the main removal is 2. As you know, a huge bramage of support.
Since it is also good at developing during the opponent's turn, if you leave it alone, it will be taken advantage by bang bang removal.
A card that greatly contributes to the victory of Bramaghi.

It can be deployed with Chaos summoning conditions, which requires preparation but is easy, and like the previous Daedalus, the effect requires a field.
Target resistance strengthens the presence and prevents veilers and bubble shadows, making it easier to pass through effects. Furthermore, only the number of fields, that is, a maximum of 2 cards can be excluded.
Dream Mirror, which is included in the same pack, deals with light and darkness, and can be used as a tactic to send a field, so it's an effect that can be used in conjunction with each other.
There are many things that are requested, so I think I have a strong habit, but I wonder if I can do a suitable job.

Derivation of the creation god that appeared after a long time. Is chaos the destination you arrive after going through Grefer, Valkyria, and the fall of darkness? Then you can expect Chaos He Simorgh and Armed Dragon.
Same summoning conditions as Chaos and easy to deploy.
The effect is a return effect unlike the conventional creation god. Is it mainly aimed at returning the cards removed for the cost of chaos?
Unlike the summoning conditions, it doesn't matter who the return target is, but his deck that uses this card is basically light or dark.
However, while you need 3 targets to activate the effect, you can remove up to 2 yourself. There is a strong need to specialize if you want to handle it immediately because it is suitable for turning back.
You can also target the opponent's exclusion zone, so depending on the opponent, you can also crush the resources in the exclusion zone.
In addition to Chaos, he also handles Thunder Dragon, Light/Darkness, Exclusion Zones, and can share race support.
Similar to the previous generation god, it has a heavy peculiarity, but the impression is that it is a card that has high development power and is worth using.

It's not bad to be able to fertilize his GY with a wide range and 2 copies.
However, Trap is slow, depends on the other party, and has disadvantages.
If you want to stabilize it even a little, I'd like to consider sending it from here, but I don't think it's going to take that much time to fertilize GY...
The strength of the habit is too conspicuous, and it is difficult to put it to practical use.

The cost is limited at 2:1, but the wide search range is attractive.
For that cost, refer to his GY, such as Chaos, and cards that can be summoned using the cost can be used.
The 2nd effect allows you to reuse, search resources, and recover the losses you paid for the 1st effect.
I think it's a highly promising piece.

In Toon, which is vulnerable to removal, an all-purpose counter is appreciated, and the conditions that seem harsh are not so severe due to the abundance of search methods.
However, due to its conditions and the fragility of its removal, it is easy for it to be used as a decoy to be used as a favourite.
I would like to have other defenses in place as well.

Although the existence of the world is a condition for activation, it is not difficult to prepare from Toon's abundance of search methods.
However, in addition to that, it's a random deployment, so it's a little unstable as a deployment support.
Still, being able to call a large Toon is useful. Aim for Chaosol, Red Eyes, Bramaghi.

Compared to the lottery, the search range has advantages and disadvantages, but like the lottery, the same name search is not possible and there are restrictions on the same name activation. That's a reasonable adjustment.
Even though the GY effect also has many removals other than destruction, it is great to have such an effect for Toon, who is important to maintain the world or kingdom.
It is very useful for Toon, who has a high accident rate, to increase the number of searches, and it is a card that becomes indispensable along with the lottery.

You can expand your hand with easy conditions, and if you meet the conditions, you can also remove demons and traps. I guess I was conscious of the effect of the hunting ground.
Since it is premised on multiple deployments, it is difficult to use it as a face-down removal, but it is a nice effect to break the opponent's permanent support while deploying.
Harpie doesn't have the same effect, which is rare in Harpie.
I think it's an excellent novelty.

His Toon Kao Sol incorporating elements of ritual and initiation.
It's not difficult to secure release personnel due to the existence of the lottery, and Toon has deployment support that ignores summoning conditions, so summoning is not difficult.
The removal effect is not bad, but the highlight is that there is no summoning sickness.
He has a much higher stat than Girl, so I think he can become Toon's ace in the future.

As already said, the neck is the effect that makes it difficult to work alone.
If you can demonstrate the effect of the command, you can deploy 3 bodies without summoning rights, and you can do something appropriate.
Destroy's search is also excellent as a deployment support, but the essential performance of Destroy is subtle for its consumption...
I think it's a card that can't be praised without letting go.