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A Field Spell with a high party game element that gives you the right to draw 2 if you draw a tuner in a normal draw.
If you use it normally, the opponent draws first, and even decks that don't synchronize have a hand-inducing tuner, so it's highly likely that a tuner is included, at least most of them are included.
The former can be deceived with 《Metaverse》etc., but the biggest problem is that it has the disadvantage of shaving 2000 LP after self-destruction if the opponent pulls the tuner.
Due to this disadvantage, it is difficult to use it defiantly with the intention of being drawn by the opponent, and on top of consuming 1 card in your hand, let the opponent draw 2 cards and he will lose 2000 LP, making it a ridiculous entertainment card. It may get lost.
It makes me think that he has to self-destruct, but since he is a pure type, he also has decks with extreme formations such as Eldlich and Runick that do not even have the minimum amount of hand triggers, so against those decks Disadvantages can be ignored.

《Planet Pathfinder》remains on the field, but the problem is that it cannot be summoned.
Luckily, it's a Plant, so you can clear the problem with Ronfa, but there's also the possibility that you'll be taken out of the Deck frame and draw this one first.
There is an effect in the second half and there is no loss, but it is a bonus.
If you don't care about staying on the field and being a Plant, I get the impression that 《Planet Pathfinder》is enough, so maybe his Deck, which is mainly Plants, will be his main place of work.

A card that makes you think that you can refer to the opponent's field as it is said.
However, due to the distribution method, there was a possibility that the price would be high as a super fusion personnel.
If all the conditions are met, you can aim for 2 draws.
However, it is necessary to match the type of the opponent's and extra cards, and the impression is that there are too many uncertainties for the intense consumption because it is necessary to fuse them on the field and then go through the battle.
You can aim for Pendulum and Link to come out with relatively little consumption, but if you're going to fight with them side by side and include a fusion gimmick, I wonder if it's better to deploy normally.
Since it is a simple response, it is possible to ignore the weakening effect and revive and hit.

It's a nice card among the Sky Striker comic books that I feel like I've missed many times.
Compared to Donna, which has similar effects, the material is attribute-bound, but there is no race-bound, and the destructive effect can destroy anything. .
If you use the effect, he will be sent to GY instead of destroying himself, so it is difficult to combo, but if you have 3 spells in GY, you can survive. There is a possibility that this one will survive against Donna, who will almost die if used.
Unlike Donna, it's a Special Summon effect, so if you use Mascarena on your opponent's turn, it will interfere with it, but it's pointless to add destruction resistance with Mascarena because it sends GY.
If it's not too late to remove it even after fighting, he won't use the effect during Special Summon, and he has the option to remove it with the effect during battle, so he can turn around easily.
Due to attribute restrictions, it cannot be used in any deck, but since light and darkness are relatively loosely specified, it seems to be a card that can be used as a general purpose card.
When used as Sky Striker Ace, it is relatively weak against Spell Trap meta cards that are face-up, such as magic seals, so it can be dealt with, but the material restriction becomes an enemy and Link 1 Sky Striker Ace is entwined with the material. It is harder to use than his other decks because it cannot be used.
For the time being, his survival rate is higher than other decks because it is easier to store 3 of his spells in his GY than other decks.

A card that makes no sense as a Sky Striker support card that Special Summons to the main monster zone and protects Link Monsters while hindering Sky Striker's movement.
Up to this point, it's a copy-paste of what I wrote in Arcus, but for some reason the number of his spells required for the cost is 2, which is relatively expensive, so it's difficult to use.
Unlike Arcus, his GY cost is relatively high, and his versatility as a business trip is also reduced because he has no hit points.
Surprisingly, race and stats aren't bad when you look at them as materials, so why not try Duplicate Nova Infinity since it can be searched by Engage?

A card that makes no sense as a Sky Striker support card that Special Summons to the main monster zone and protects his Link Monsters while hindering Sky Striker's movement.
Since it can be searched from Engage, it doesn't really matter to him.

It has a very easy-to-understand effect design, excluding his spell that you want to retrieve, catching Cagalli and handing over control to the opponent, having him destroyed, and retrieving his excluding spell at a cost.
However, even though what you're doing is roundabout, your own Special Summon requires a cost, so you can't get that much of an ad, or if you just want to use GY's Kagari, you can use another card, and it's a Kagari semi-restriction in the first place. The impression is that even though it is better among Shidashi sages, it may not be adopted.
Due to the nature of Special Summoning after handing over control, if he eats The Bystial when fishing for Ray Rose, it will develop into a miserable situation.

Visas Story's "X World Destruction =" Field Spell series is notorious for Perleino, who is strong in all search destinations and other things, and Paraizos, who has actually piled up 7 broken general-purpose Fenrir, but so far. It is unknown whether it was a reaction to the previous game or if it was simply done, but for a modern Yu-Gi-Oh, it is a single category search.
It's been said a lot, but Manadum Tuner's Special Summon condition is based on status, so the pump effect, which should be a good thing to have, has turned into a detrimental effect that is said to be "better without it".
If the starting point is Visas instead of Lilium Heart, it doesn't matter because it doesn't refer to status, but now that Hari isn't around, there's little point in lining up tuners.
If you go first on the first turn, it doesn't matter much, but if you go second, you may not be able to deploy it when you throw a trigger that has a tuner.
Therefore, even though it is a search card that increases stability, it is overwritten in other fields to eliminate the pump effect, and adjusting the number of triggers with a tuner requires annoying deck adjustments.
However, since the search effect itself is strong, it is clearly a hindrance, but there is almost no option to keep him out of the deck.

His Special Summon effect is basically enough for the verse, even though it's Friche.
It hurts that GY isn't targeted, and you can't use the exclusion until after a certain amount of rotation, but it's still salty in your hand.
Although it has a powerful effect of backside exclusion handicap, the activation trigger is the opponent's Trap activation, so the trigger is subtle and relatively easy to deal with, making it highly dependent on the opponent.
It's undeniable that it gives a dull impression compared to Verse, but there's no difference in being able to secure resources, and being able to set up Fenrir etc. with Friche is a strength.
As for Xyz, he can Special Summon, so he can set up Arise and interfere with 《Macro Cosmos》, but it's really painful that Arise doesn't support GY, and Arise usually goes to GY when eliminated, so it takes a lot of work. I have to exclude it.
After the regulation, it seems that the Ogre will be installed by default, so it seems that there will be a turn to use this card.

When it first came out, even though it could produce Fenrir every turn, it didn't have an immediate effect. With the release of Rise and others, it turned into a terrifying zone blockade machine.
If you get 5 blockades in front or behind, it's honestly not a game.
Or rather, he will end up with 2 blockades if it's a Pendulum.
However, it's also true that if you can't develop a level that blocks the zone, it's not good enough, and even though the difficulty level is low, it's a level that lacks a sense of stability, so it's a little useless. There is an undeniable aspect of difficulty even after strengthening.
Even if the opponent's Shangri-La uses its effect, Arise fulfills the Xyz summoning conditions, so it is forbidden to use it in the mirror.

A solid starting end effect among Tearlaments with gambling elements.
Although it requires one card, it also has a resurrection effect.
Although WATER and Warrior have some aspects that do not match the others, there is no difference in the stable initial movement and it is excellent.
It was an excellent initial move that almost certainly made Kitokaros with one card, but due to the banning of Kitokaros, it was greatly weakened, and it also received a follow-up attack of being restricted.
For some reason, he's the only one in the Visas look-alike series that isn't a light object.

He's the ace of Kashtira, with a simple, hateful quality that's reminiscent of Darklaw.
Of course, the 《Macro Cosmos》effect is powerful, but since it has 3000 offense and defense, it is fully equipped with Friche backside exclusion regardless of the type of card, so it is impossible to break through a Deck that cannot be broken through.
The effect of excluding Friche is often removing 3 materials, but since it can be replenished with its own effect, the next bullet is relatively easy to accumulate.
However, overconfidence is prohibited and there is a possibility that a gap will be caught when the material is insufficient, so I want to control it so that it can be used in a good way.
In particular, if you activate the effect of Shangri-La and put it out in the state of material 1, there are cases where you can not save the material.
However, since it has no resistance, it's an exquisite design in a sense that it's easy to be removed in all sorts of ways in match battles...

It's a new Kashtira card that was announced after being regulated by Boroccas in a short period of time that's unparalleled in history, but honestly, I don't use it... card.
Both effects 1 and 2 require visas, but in the first place, he doesn't have the elements that require visas in Kashtira, so he puts in complete impurities.
The main effect is to be able to call Astruud ignoring the summoning conditions, but the trigger is the destruction of Kashtira Xyz, so it's backwards to use it as insurance, and if you use it actively, you have to destroy it. In addition to being heavy, the turn where Kashtira Xyz was played with Ryze and Papiyasu was inconsistent, even if it was destroyed in the first place, the Fusion Monster could not be called due to the residual effect.
Astraud isn't bad because he can destroy monsters and hit with high hit points, but to be honest, he's not worth the cost and has high control power, so it's better to think in the direction of protecting Kashtira Xyz.

Deployment assistance to eliminate releases, securing monsters from GY and exclusion, GY meta and overstuffed cards.
Since it can be searched with Unicorn, I want to use it properly with Purpyas depending on the situation.
It hurts that the unicorn is a limitation, but it's still a strong card for Kashtira.

A card that has no value in regular fusion at all, but the fact that it has "Cannon Soldier" in its name is its greatest value.
I don't think he'll come back in the current state of being prohibited.