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2 Resurrection is simple and powerful, but the act of "preparing materials with traps" itself is already tough...

After all, it's a card that has a lot of uses thanks to Sambol, and in the case of MD, Despheny. Low cost and easy to use.
So, why can it be destroyed after being negated? Is there a beam gun on the captain's back?

A transcendental power that stands at the top of a certain kind of GUY, 《Emergency Teleport》, and such powerful recruit cards.
The downside is that it's completely pointless. In the first place, if Rokket is destroyed, it will call the next one, so it's not like "There's no point in leaving it on the field", it's really pointless, and it's amazing that he just gains GY.
I wonder why he's a Quick-Play Spell when he's strong even with a Normal Spell. amazing.
I'm sorry I couldn't search...

This person's perfect is only as credible as "In response to everyone's request, we have renewed it to a size that is easy for women to eat."
As an old RBI pump monster, the relatively large increase is attractive, but the point that it can only be counted on the field and reaches the upper limit quickly is a pain.
That said, it's not that difficult to line up Machines side by side as it has a decent amount of raw RBI points, and if the race change due to the mechanical night is involved, it may be treated as a RBI member for the Machine, which is fairly easy to handle. Since it is also a search target, the compatibility with the mechanical night is really wonderful.
In the past, ace like this often had strange restrictions, but it's natural that this guy doesn't have such restrictions, but I'm grateful.
Unexpectedly, he's hard to hit, so there's nothing he can't do with his deck... while looking away from the Borrel sword area. It's the same with other monsters, but when it comes to a monster that's just an RBI member, the biggest problem is that it's hard to win against Borrel Sword and Lightning as he pops out of the EX Deck. Especially when he's over 5000, so he's at his best.
Isn't it great, because it's such a cool super best design.

Basically, like vanilla that doesn't belong to other themes, it will be developed and used as material by vanilla support.
Star 3 Winged Beast WIND Not only does he find value in his status, but his ATK has reached a fairly high level of 1700 with star 3, which is attractive, and it is suitable for operations such as hitting before using it as a material. there is
And most of all cute. It's so cute that I want to have it as a pet no matter how much my household goods are destroyed, and I want to die while jumping into the fence where hundreds of < Sonic Duck > are released and running around at the speed of sound.

A convenient card when building a strange combo deck involving monsters with effects when summoned.
Even if it's not, I'm grateful for the fact that it can grant target resistance, and I can also expect combo effects such as equipping it to the opponent's monster and changing the battle position at the start of the battle phase to move while preventing attacks.
It can only be described as useless when used with the intention of strengthening monsters normally, but when viewed as a combo card, it's really good.
Also, isn't it actually good compatibility with his Floowandereeze, which has two elements of "moving from summoning" and "poor resistance"? I personally hope so.
《Infinite Impermanence》neutralizes the suppression effect of 《Floowandereeze & Empen》, then deploys in the link and is swept away as it is. There are many possibilities for synergies, such as blocking with a battle stance in Position, and further weakening the opponent's board by starting the template deployment of Floowandereeze from the summons when entering the Battle Phase.
Of course, considering that it is not possible to stably incorporate it into the deployment, and that there is a lack of clear role targets, it would be difficult to call it a front-line...

A child who feels difficult to handle as a top class among Borrel.
When used normally with Rokket, he has the effect of making Defense Position with the Borrel Sword, and the fact that he is the only Borrel that can withstand Sambollaist and that he has an effect that is suitable for replenishing Rokket is also his Borrel end. collapsed with the advent of He has both, plus negate, target resistance, and combat readiness. There is no chance of winning in normal use.
The fact that he can activate the effect of Topologic Bomber Dragon at will while avoiding damage himself is a good match, but if he says that he's fine with the Borrel end, that's it.
However, unlike the Borrel Sword, where the Attack Position is the Defense Position, this one uses the Front Defense Position for everything. Compared to other Reverse Supports, he has the benefit of Borrel's unique unchainable effect, so it can be said that he has a unique charm.
It's very cumbersome and hard to find a place in the theme, but it definitely has something to shine. Even if his other Borrels use it sloppily, there are places where it will be dimmed because it is a collection of sloppy and strong monsters, but his Deck build for duelists is an effect that seems to target that very niche need. It stimulates greed and has the potential to transform depending on the degree of completion of its construction. I'm sure copy deckers don't pay much attention to these cards, but I really, really, really love them. I think he probably still has a lot of things.
Furthermore, it is only for now that there is no place in the theme, and Rokket has a lot of ways to actively destroy your own cards during development, such as "Rokket Tracer", "Striker Dragon", and "Quadborrel Dragon". Because there are many, it is possible that it will be incorporated into the deployment route of Rokket depending on the new ones in the future. If the effect of 《Rokket Tracer》can be left until the end of the development, it will be disguised as soon as possible. The Spell Trap, which can be sent to GY just in time, is preparing 《Boot Sector Launch》and 《Dragon Ravine》in the middle of the development of Dragon Link, and the groundwork for its success is steadily being prepared.
Seriously, the most plain and cool design of all the Borrels is really really cool.... The design is super cool with Japanese style accents on a massive silhouette with a more subdued color than the road. .....

A card that converts a Dragon of the same level, and at first glance it can be used as an accident cover.
However, considering the nature of having to align this card with a dragon of the same level in your hand, it requires a rather troublesome combination of Dragon Deck and level unification. As shown in the card illustration, when it is installed in a deck, it is not a level monster like an Armed Dragon that will rot in the hand, but a level that will rot away after an eternity of time.
As a fundamental problem in the first place, when looking at the same "card that searches for any monster with a 2: 1 exchange using the monsters in your hand as the actual cost", it is more flexible and more possible if even a relay monster is installed. There is a competition called "Small World" that allows you to access any card from any monster.
Unless there's a reason why you can't use an exclusion zone or why he really doesn't want to reduce the number of decks, frankly I don't see any reason to play this.
It is better to build a Dragon Unified Deck and mount a Dragon that does not overlap with other cards and use it as a relay for "Small World" rather than building a Dragon Level Unified Deck and mounting "Draconnection". It goes without saying that the degree of flexibility is far above. Above all, he can change into whatever monster he likes, whether it's a proliferating G, Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, or Effect Veiler. In translation. But Amdora is super cool, so it's my favorite card.

His DARK version of the support card where he was once the strongest LIGHT. If it's just the atmosphere, it's mutually compatible, but...
The difference is that the return to hand effect has an unnamed turn 1 limit, and weakens the opponent instead of pumping yourself.
Frankly speaking, the latter is an effect that is inferior to Honest in most cases, and unlike Honest, it cannot be used to break through complete resistance. And in the case of Honest, if it has a continuous attack effect, the second and subsequent attacks will also be pumped, and there is a combo effect that you can aim for a large amount of damage with continuous attacks, but this is convenient for changing the opponent's status. The effect ends when the upper one is knocked down.
As a result, Honest, which had a wide range of uses, such as breaking through perfect resistance by hitting it with an appropriate low grade or aiming for lethal with consecutive attacks, this is the end effect that removes one monster with low resistance. It must be said that it is clearly inferior in most cases.
And since the original Honest itself isn't used much these days, is there room for a degraded version of it? No matter how many billions, trillions, trillions, or billions of ATK your opponent has, there is some value in that alone, but basically, Kaiju and Thunderbolt are in the frame to consider this card. There will be more generic removal cards such as

A card whose existence value is concentrated in one point that it is his GY sending without destruction.
In modern Yu-Gi-Oh, where destruction resistance appears to come out like breathing, even that one point alone is relatively useful, but it really has only that one point, and cards that can't do anything other than remove one on their own turn are limited to EX. Is it possible to put it in the frame that was set? It feels like it's going to be rejected in terms of that.
I'd like to say that I'm sorry, but if you can incorporate him into a continuous synchro, the cost of ATK reduction will be completely eliminated, so it may be said that it will be a convenient card that can be used to remove a single target in the middle of deployment. However, if you think that it is only useful in the second attack deployment, it will be that there are not enough slots...

Borrel/Rokket's ultimate weapon. Compared to his other Borrels, it has performance that emphasizes compatibility with Rokket.
The summoning conditions are relatively loose, and you can easily put it into play with Dragon Link's deployment power.
As for resistance, he seems to be the culmination of Borrel, and it is relatively difficult to break through all three major Borrels. More than hardness, he has the romance of combining all Borrel species...it's wonderful.
And the main effect is an interference system that didn't exist in Borrel so far. Although the negate range is relatively limited to monsters on the field, it is impossible to chain and comes with a bonus of resurrection, so you can get enough change.
Chains are not possible, so Sacrifice Escape is also impossible, and being able to seal off his hateful Floowandereeze and travel preparations is extremely powerful. On the contrary, even Azeus with 4 or more materials can't help but fall silent in front of this guy.
However, since it can only interfere with a narrow range by itself, it is still required to accurately determine the mast counter.
But this disruption effect comes with the bonus of his Rokket Revive. Revive 《Rokket Tracer》here, which is often used in the middle of Dragon Link's deployment, and recruit any Rokket from his deck with his own effect. Another level of flexible interference can be prepared by
Also, it is strong just by standing Mascarena purely at the time of advance deployment. Mascarena's link materials can be procured at the same time as blocking, so you can set up around Knightmare Unicorn and make an additional bounce of his deck possible. Alternatively, depending on the board, simply applying pressure with Mascare Strum or Mascare Borrel Sword to beat down would be strong.
If you look at it as just a general-purpose preemptive suppression card, the negate card will remain on the opponent's field. You can steadily create an advantage difference every turn. It's not "weak, so we're forced to talk", but rather, "it has a very bright ability in terms of dialogue", so it's strong in the development of dialogue, such a suppression monster.
In addition, since it has an all-out attack, it is strong even in the attack of its own turn. It can be used in a wide range of ways, from suppressing to finishing as it is, and has performance suitable for Rokket's strongest ace.
But I think this guy's whole body is so stiff that it's hard to move. Maybe if you try to hit the opponent, the joint of the shoulder will come off with a complicated fracture.

A searchable hand trigger care.
《Crossout Designator》and 《Called by the Grave》are basically more versatile, but both are regulated, and if you pass the turn to your opponent while lying down, the end of the world will come. Considering the fact that it will be over, it seems that there are many scenes and decks where this one is better.
Also does the nature of Ritual Monsters have the unique advantage of being able to access induced cares from various Ritual Support Cards and Monster Search Cards?
And the effect when put into play is very strong. After stopping the opponent's deployment, you can collect this in your hand, which is a trigger care. Although it is a trigger, it has a high status, so I am grateful that there is no accident of being knocked down by a low-level attacker, which is common in barrier statues that have the property of sealing a slightly closer Special Summon.

Although it has a strong peculiarity and requires a special construction, it is a theme that can not search for the necessary cards and cards that are correct and salvation for his Deck.
Depending on how all Monsters are built, they can be search targets, and unlike 《Sangan》and 《Witch of the Black Forest》, they do not use summoning rights or have restrictions on their effects.
Fortunately, it's not a theme-specific one, and when you don't have deployment parts in your hand, you can search for deployment parts, and when you have deployment parts, you can search for triggers and Kaiju, which is very convenient.
A strong theme that has been exposed to preferential treatment and contempt from KONAMI, who is reluctant to act in the environment, is not necessary because an abnormally large amount of search and recruitment is overflowing with luxury anyway. So, for an unfortunate theme that can only have three initial moves in the Deck, it's exactly the gospel of salvation. A card that goes on the ground with a "weak theme relief card".
On the other hand, since it is necessary to remove monsters from the hand, it is difficult to use it in decks with a high ratio of Spell Trap. It can be a little restrictive.
Due to its nature, it would be easy to adopt it for link decks that have unified races or attributes. Black steel dragon starting Rokket Dragon Link is perfect for something like that, and since it's mostly Dragons, you can have great access to convert all Monsters in the Deck into all other Monsters without any compromises.
Also, in order to refer to the point of "just this is necessary" rather than "height" or "lowness" of the detailed status, the vanilla of the mysterious gadgets that were randomly created in the early days that did not hit the focus until now I'm also happy that I can give the cards a legitimate reason for hiring. Well, just excluding the back side.

Except for the fact that the hand cost is excluded, it's pretty messed up, including the name.
Giving Tearlaments an easy-to-handle GY fertilizer will only accelerate the fear of that Ishizu Tearlaments, but it also has the Kashtira name, which increases the number of searchable cards.
Even when he falls into GY due to the effect, he will activate the GY fertilizer effect, so the Ishizu tribe's chained fraudulent GY fertilizer effect will be further accelerated. Isn't that too much preferential treatment?
I would like to believe that the lack of weaknesses other than hand cost is not because I usually use only weak themes. If you combine the names of the two most dangerous themes and give them a strong synergistic effect on the most dangerous one among them, that's it.

G that specializes in suppressing the first attack.
In response to the opponent's development, he special summons, and the fact that he is trying to destroy almost all of them in the end phase itself is quite flashy compared to the cards that suppress the first attack so far.
Certainly, if the opponent's field is vacant and the second turn is reached, it will be the same as winning. If you can do that.
However, in the end phase of the first turn of the modern Yu-Gi-Oh, there are usually all-purpose negates and monster effect negates that can be used once every turn. Even without it, most of the time the destruction resistant is at least standing.
Floowandereeze, which is one of the best examples of a theme that often doesn't stand first, doesn't even do a Special Summon at all this time. If it was Sky Striker Ace, Rei would come back and become a bubble after all. In fact, many of his decks can destroy cards on the opponent's field in the middle of development. What are you going to do when your opponent puts up a Baroness?
I have to say that the chances of passing through like this are very low. Basic is negation, resistance at best. Is it an evaluation point to take advantage of the weakness of activating after the opponent's field is completed and not stop with Veiler Awakage?
Even as a card for negate change, the number of activations is often limited in units of one turn, so if it is used once at the end of the opponent's turn, it will be used on your turn in the first turn of the second attack. In most cases, the number of jams the opponent can use does not change. On the other hand, 《Raigeki》can deplete the amount of obstruction effect you wanted to use to stop the deployment.
As such, it's a very interesting card as an idea, but I can't deny that it came out too late. It's like a tweaked version (like Lightning Vortex for Raigeki) that suddenly appeared in modern times where you can use unlimited Raigeki. It may be, but frankly, I can't think of any reason why I can get over the "Raigeki" right now? I wonder.
Since it doesn't activate in Reverse except during the End Phase, it's really hard not to be able to set it up as a card to aim for a comeback in an attrition battle when resources are depleted to a level where neither of you can build resistance. No, it's true that Guardian Sphinx can force the opponent to attack, but...
Even so, this G...... isn't it too big? Are you going to say, "Ah, this is the abbreviation for giant~^^" in relation to G・Ballpark?