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As you can see from the image, the marker in the description column is a mistake.
Since this monster is a link 2, there are two markers, and the correct marker is the bottom right corner and the bottom left corner.
And that aside.
A card that can be said to be Krawler's commander-in-chief, the more Krawler he has on the field, the stronger his Krawler will be.
With 2 or more of his Krawlers, including himself, the ATK/DEF increases by 300. With 4 or more, the card effect is suppressed during the Battle Phase, and with 6, all allied monsters can attack directly.
He's a long way around, but his low RBI is worth considering as a game-winning move for Krawler. It's worth trying hard to see.
Unlike the lesser Krawlers, he can summon two Krawlers from GY no matter what he does. By the time this monster comes out, two of him should be Krawler and he should be rolling in GY, so if he doesn't use Link Monster, it's almost certainly possible to line up on the field. Since it will be called in the back defense, you can check it with the reverse effect of the lower class Krawler.
The conditions for issuing it are light, but it would be best to call it after the situation has been set to some extent due to the specifications of the effect.

It is a technical monster that creates attack chances while defending, unlike the somewhat offensive performance decoding of light suppression and ATK increase.
The conditions are rather tight Cyber ties, and combined with the effect, it doesn't have much versatility like decoding.
At present, his Cyberse has a slightly uneasy RBI aspect, and the effect of raising ATK will be honestly pleasing. It is a condition that there is a monster at the link destination, but if you are Cyberse, you can prepare some kind of monster. ATK increase effect can also be given to yourself.
In addition, the position of the marker may seem a little complicated, but it is rather straightforward and easy to link to each other.
In general, it excels as a support rather than as a main weapon, and is an unsung hero.

In the anime, it was said to return everything to his deck, and it was a pretty broken card with upward compatibility with Metaion, but in the OCG, instead of narrowing down the target to one, the effect can almost certainly pass through due to the non-chain effect. It became so. Continuing from the anime, the effect that does not target is still alive and can return monsters with target resistance.
Both destruction resistance and combat readiness are complete, and the countermeasures are relatively limited. There will be many situations where you will be sent back without a way to do it.
It's a pretty powerful card, but since you basically have an empty monster zone when you play this card, you want to choose the card to return to the Deck carefully. It should be recognized as an emergency removal card, not just a general-purpose removal card.

Take 12 damage! 　
For the time being, a piece of anger of the overlord who is willing to burn his opponent to death.
If the opponent's monster is only one, it will probably take half of the LP with a number of burns, destruction burns, and direct attacks.
The conditions for issuing it are quite loose, but be aware that destruction burn will not occur unless it is a P monster. Even so, Performapal has a lot of P monsters, and Odd-Eyes is also a P monster, so it's basically easy to activate the effect.
Occasionally, a Trump girl will come on a business trip.

《Odd-Eyes Pendulum Dragon》was transformed into the Supreme King Dragon as it is, and compared to the other members who have been strengthened or remodeled, it looks rather plain.
His Special Summon effect in ① is the effect of releasing two Supreme King Dragons to Special Summon from his hand when he doesn't really want to use the right to summon. It's level is 8, which is a little high, but it can be P-summoned normally, so if the Supreme King's Gate is in PS, let's P-summon it normally.
The effect of ② doubles the battle damage of P monsters. The effect of Odd-Eyes P is applied to all ally P monsters. It might be a little more appreciated if you put it out as a set with the Dragon Starve Venom. If you are with Zarc, you can feel the effect as it is.
(3) The effect of summoning Dark Wurm. Under the new rules, without a link, it's essentially just one.
If you use the P effect, you can immediately search for P monsters, but since it now requires Supreme King Dragon, this card can't be used alone.
Casually, it corresponds to the Special Summon effect of Dark Rebellion.

Starve Venom of the Supreme King Dragon who popped out in the anime.
It can be called with Field P Fusion that does not require fusion.
Any DARK P-monster is fine, so you can have a surprisingly wide range of DARK Pendulum Decks. Magician, D/D, Abyss Actor come to mind.
Effects can be widely copied from each other's fields and GY monsters. You can also copy his own GY monsters, so you can move according to your intentions to some extent without depending on your opponent. Expect more removals, more enhancements.
In addition, there is a penetrating effect as an extra effect. Note that there is no piercing effect in its original state. No one wants to copy, and if you can't, you can also copy yourself to get a piercing effect. It casually has a piercing effect on all allies, so it's pretty vulgar for a bonus.
It can't be said that it doesn't have any peculiarities, but depending on where you use it, it will work quite well.

A card that simply enhances Dark Rebellion.
In addition to reducing the consumption of X material to one, it has been changed to an effect that does not target, and monsters with resistance that does not target can be destroyed in battle without question. Her ATK is added to the opponent's monster's ATK as it is, and her ATK is reduced to 0, so its firepower is tremendous.
Since this effect can be activated before damage calculation in battle, it can be activated even during the opponent's battle phase. It can't be used against monsters that aren't affected by monster effects, but it's almost invincible in battle unless the effect is interrupted.
After using up the materials, it is possible to return them to the Extra Deck and summon the EX Deck's Supreme King Gate and Supreme King Dragon. If you stock up 2 Dark Wurms in the EX Deck, you can X Summon Dark Rebellion, which has materials, again in Main 2.
The X material is sent to his GY, so the first time it is summoned by tuning, the second time it is X summoned with two Darkwurms. For master rule 3.
By the way, since it's a P Overlord Dragon, Odd-Eyes can be pulled out as it is in a strange place.

For the time being, should I destroy it? A monster with a devastating effect. Destruction expert.
It's called Clear Wing, but inside it's a catastor that hits Raibol when summoning S.
Unlike Catastor, it deals damage equal to the destroyed monster's ATK, so it works well as an attacker as well as a simple removal monster.
As for the conditions, it tends to be limited to Magician, etc., but it can be unexpectedly possible with a synchronized deck that uses a chronograph or an astrograph. Also, in Magician, tuning can be summoned just by P-summoning, so it's surprisingly not that difficult.
The last resurrection effect is the effect of releasing the Hao Koryu series and self-reviving. Basically it will be Darkwurm, but since it can also be used with dragons Odd-Eyes, Rebellion, and Starve Venom, if you use it in combination with Darkwurm, it may take your opponent by surprise.
A card that fits in a pretty good line, both in terms of effect and ease of use.
Break all the sadness of the new rules.

In the Hao Shikiryu series, I think it's actually the easiest to put out, but it's harder than Crystal Wing to put out, but for some reason, they made a mysterious effort to be more self-restrained than Crystal Wing.
The effect is the negate effect of the opponent's monster and the sweep effect of level 5 or higher during battle.
You can only activate one or the other once per turn, but if you're not in a hurry, you can negate the effect if you're not in a hurry because the cleanup effect of level 5 or higher can also be activated during the opponent's battle phase.
Since I'm thinking of moving to PS, I'm weak against trigger effects and it's not good to have a place. As for the P effect, it's honest, so it's normally strong. The scale is also 10, which is generally excellent.
The anime may have been synchronized with his Odd-Eyes P material, but the tuner is dark. Also, since he uses Clear Wing as a material, he needs a level 1 darkness tuner. Magician and DD are relatively easy to put out. In particular, DD Lamia can go on business trips, so if it's a deck that can be synchronized, it can be put out unexpectedly.
Conditionally, Crystal Wing is fine, right? I can't seem to shake off the voice saying so.

One of the Hao Shikiryu series with a romantic scent. Both existence and effect are romantic.
As usual, it's hard to even put it out, which is peculiar to the Hao Shikiryu series.
Odd-Eyes is an "Odd-Eyes" monster, so it's easy to search for and there are many alternatives, but Starve Venom is tougher.
Stave is mostly based on field fusion, and Supreme King Dragon requires Darkness P monsters, so his Deck is limited in the first place.
Since it is limited to fusion summons and P summons, it can not be put out directly with Devifla.
The effect is his Special Summon of PS P monsters like Copy & Honest and Meteor Burst. The former is an effect that combines the effects of the original Stave, and can copy any monster on the opponent's field. However, since the target is selected, the trigger effect such as the trigger effect will be pulled, so it is not very good to have a place.
The P effect strengthens the Fusion Monster. The amount of increase is relatively tremendous, and one kill is also possible. However, since it is limited to Fusion Monsters, it is quite difficult to aim and activate it.
As for the effect that puts out PS monsters, it can be used in the same way as Meteor Burst, so it is usually useful. PS is set as it is, but since PS is excellent at 1, there is no particular problem.

An evolution of Starve Venom.
It requires Predaplant, DARK level 8 or higher, and its versatility has decreased, but although the vector has changed slightly, its breakthrough power has increased. It has become quite difficult to get involved in super fusion, but instead, it is possible to perform hand fusion and his GY fusion, and if you devise it, it will be easier to line up than Starve Venom.
When destroyed, it has the effect of self-reviving after destroying all monsters. The cost is by no means light, but if you can revive it, you can use the effect again, so it is possible to self-destruct and use the effect of ① twice.
Since it's level 10, you can do one kill with Gustav after hitting two side by side.
Depending on the ingenuity, it will probably work as an evolved body or even more.

A general-purpose Rank 2 monster that specializes in removal, following Logos and Saint Rare.
It's appealing that even if it's a high firepower monster with an effect, it can easily neutralize and deal more damage.
Since the firepower is low, there are many times when it will be killed on the return turn, but considering that it will almost certainly clear up one monster, it is more than enough work.
It's currently quite difficult to put out in The Phantom Knights, but if you can put it out, it will be a free chain, and it will be a pretty heinous one. However, in order to bring it out, it is a level that requires a dedicated construction for the current situation, and it may not be possible to easily incorporate it as a tactic.

《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》, 《Ghost Reaper & Winter Cherries》The third installment of the phonetic meta card series.
Search, Recruit, GY Fertilization and all the elements that are almost indispensable to move the current battlefield function as a meta. Since it is a type of meta card that is discarded from the hand that continues from Veiler, there is no need to turn it face down.
Even if the activation of the effect is negate, it will not be destroyed, so monsters on the field will remain, but since it can stop the opponent's development more than that, it does not give the impression of being a weak point.
As usual, it's a tuner, so if you need it, you can synchronize it. As with the Metacard series, it won't spoil unless there's something like the basics, so it's unlikely to be used as a tuner, but just in case, let's keep it in mind.
From now on, you can deploy, use monster effects, special summon monsters, create monsters with powerful effects, use general-purpose extras, and use the undisclosed area called your hand. You have to be afraid. On the contrary, the opponent is also frightened.
……The weak point is that it is difficult to obtain because it is thought that the price will soar.

Although the effect of ① is standby, the effect that he can special summon from the deck is not weak, and furthermore, Gael has many monsters that are already quite capable and can be further developed.
(2) Did I forget to mention that I used the X material?
Of course, the effect is broken regardless of whether the X material is used or not. As the name suggests, the card effect is set to negate, and then the effect of stealing and setting is upward compatible with negate destruction. If you hit the abyss, the opponent will get the abyss after being negate.
Cost is also an issue. If it's WATER, it doesn't matter if it's in your hand, on the field, or even yourself. With the effect of ①, you can prepare the cost, and with the effect of ③, you can release yourself and activate his GY recovery effect. Moreover, it is possible to recover itself and return to Extra again like some Omega.
It was probably designed as a trump card for low-level WATER monsters, but thanks to Bahamut Shark, it didn't matter at all!!! going to come back. Casually at rank 2, it has firepower, so it can also be used for dewdrops.
Moreover, since there is no binding with the same name, you can use as many effects as you put out.
What is this

A monster that has the strongest judgment called rule.
As the name suggests, anything can be melted because it has a rule judgment that it will be released even if it is written on the card that it is not affected by card effects or that negates card effects. The bonus 1000 damage burn is also powerful, and your opponent will be distracted by dealing with Lava Golem for a while.
However, in addition to the fact that there must be two opponent monsters, the fact that Normal Summon cannot be performed during the turn it is summoned, the fact that it can be used as a summoning material, and although it has no resistance, the RBI is high at 3000, so it is useless. If you do it according to the plan, you can also strangle yourself.
A monster whose stock increases as its card power increases. As expected, since the summoning itself is not possible under the circumstances where Special Summon is not possible, it is not possible to release it.
Even if you negate the summoning of this monster, the released monster will not return, so if you receive it, think about how to use it obediently.