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Although it has a plain design at first glance, it is a card with a rare past that has been loved by three duelists over two generations in the anime.
"There is a turn limit, but the return effect is quite versatile." Modern Dinosaurs often exclude Dinosaurs with things like Micerasaurus and Ultimate Conduction. It's a hassle to send this card to his GY in advance, but it's pretty tasty if you use it as a cost.
Although it cannot attack directly, its single unit firepower is quite high. A simple and powerful card that transforms the Golden Chest into a Level 4 Dinosaur, and allows you to go on business trips as a survivor-like attacker. It might be the best feature in this dinosaur enhancement.

In terms of setting, it's like a revise dragon with Barian and Shark elements added. There are many things in common, but the numbers and offense and defense are paired with Revise.
This is for his somewhat core Deck, which has effects related to Numbers and RUM, in contrast to the highly versatile Revise. Xyz, especially Decks with plenty of numbers and RUM, can't show their true value.
Since the resurrection of Numbers shares the materials with itself, it is possible to use up to one effect that uses the X material of the resurrection destination. The shared X materials can also be converted into draws with Xyz Gifts.
When I go to GY, let's put Seven Swan on his Deck. You can place other RUMs, but be aware that the Deck top will be fixed.

"None of the numbers in this pack are weak, but there are a lot of unsatisfying cards..."
Due to the resurrection meta, monsters that are strongly stuck in resurrection-heavy themes such as Infernity, Dark World, and Undead. Since it also activates destruction resistance at the same time as sealing the resurrection, it is quite dangerous to rely on destruction for removal. If the resurrection meta is active, the offense and defense increase will be at least 200, including the removed materials. Recently, due to the effect of link summoning, the demand for resurrection effects is increasing, so I personally think that it is a card that can be expected to have a lot of potential in the future.
However, it is completely powerless against removal other than destruction and Kaiju. Compared to the all-purpose Fergra and Titanic, it is a card that chooses a lot of opponents, so it's just a meta.

"A very unique monster." A new all-purpose rank 4 that spreads intense drowsiness to the surroundings by sleeping itself.
Just by being in his Defense Position, he blocks all monster attacks and even their effects, so his influence on the field is considerable. However, after 3 turns, it self-destructs and similarly blocks the actions of its allies, so rather than suppressing it, it will only create a stiff state.
"What I want to pay attention to is his relationship with Link Monster." It's useless against Link Monsters that don't become Defense Position, but it can crush the link summoning process, and by using it together, you can launch a one-sided attack. It can't be a meta for Link Monster, but it could be a good sidekick.
Its resistance is strong, but it's a pity that this is limited to Attack Position. It might not be a bad idea to think of Fresia as a strong defender who can even attack if the need arises, but since she can self-destruct...if the X material runs out, why not use it as a link material?

"An iron will to absolutely exclude the other side." The new general-purpose rank 7 has 2800 RBIs again.
Well, I choose my opponent, but there aren't many Decks that can keep a cool face when even EX, GY, and Deck are targeted. In particular, (1) EX destruction is the most useful because it can be actively set up by the activation effect, and at the same time he also triggers the destruction of the deck. It's a pretty nasty effect against his deck with Toadally Awesome, Omega, and Dante. Depending on the opponent, banning GY will also put pressure on them, and the damage to the deck will get stronger the more times you leave it, so the more you leave it, the more dangerous it becomes.
On the other hand, it's not like you can gain a direct advantage, so you want to increase the number of banished cards, but the drawback is that the effect is too gradual. As a result, I feel that it will often end with plain harassment.
"By the way, it's a nightmare card for Gordon users." Of course, the activation will be restrained, but if it is activated first, a severe counter is waiting. It's a pinpoint meta, but keep in mind that Gordon can also be a weak point against his deck, which uses rank 7.

"My personal favorite." One of the attractions is the extremely wide search range of level 3. As candidates, he has Genex Birdman, Garris, 《Dandylion》, Death Guide, 《Sangan》, Beigoma, King of Demons, and the list goes on and on. You can also search her Exodia's head soberly.
The trigger is an exquisite adjustment, but the rarity value of the effect is quite high. The illustration is also reminiscent of Ra's Sphere Mode, and you can feel the sense.

"Magical Stone Excavation" exactly like the Trap salvage version. There's also a Booby Trap E with a similar name, but that's limited to his Continuous Trap. If you use Continuous Trap, Booby Trap E costs less, so you should focus on being a Normal Spell and collecting Normal Trap and Counter Trap.
However, it is quite rare to find a trap that has enough kill power and control power to justify the huge hand cost. Of course, the trap you want to collect is on the premise of GY, so you choose the deck and the situation quite a bit. Even with Infernoid, which seems to be a good matchup, it will be unexpectedly difficult to come up with the cost because it will exhaust your hand with other cards.
It's a rare card that can set a wide range of traps from the Deck via GY, so it might do something in the future... but it seems like a card that doesn't have any healthy elements.

With a huge LP cost of 3000, he can Special Summon 2700 RBI. It's like a level 7 Garbage Lord, but with his ATK that can hit, the cost jumps even more.
If it is destroyed by the opponent, it will recover 2000, but it is nonsense to expect that. Unless he is recruited as a combat personnel, he will actively send him to GY, so basically he wants to use the LP as if he were going to throw it away.
"It's surprisingly stable for a Rank 7 material, but I don't think it's that strong at the moment." It is inevitable that it will rot after the end of the game, and if the LP drops below 6000, even bounces can stop functioning. I think it has a future...

"Link Gaia." It is 2600 RBI that has no effect as usual.
"What should be noted is the looseness of the material." Any monster can be used as a material, so it goes well with vanilla token mass production gimmicks such as Venus and Scapegoat. Compared to Proxy, it is important to be able to send 3 monsters to his GY at once, 2600 RBI, and have a bottom marker. If you use it with Emeral, it is easy to aim for multiple deployments of high links. Because it is EARTH, it goes well with Mrs.
The appearance of a more versatile proxy as a stepping stone, and the existence of a talker with excellent markers and effects, even though they are bound by Effect Monsters, is painful, but it is great that if you have 3 monsters, you can instantly reign with 2600 RBI. It can be said that it is an advantage that a proxy or a talker does not have that mutual links can be aimed from three points of top, left and right with Firewall.

It pretends to be for EARTH, but Link Spider is his EARTH, so virtually all tokens and Normal Monsters are materials for this card. In particular, the move to make this card while leaving Goufu and the summoning right from one Goufu is quite powerful (although it is possible to do similar moves with Link Spider and Proxy now). A card that can be expected to function as a "starting point" for link development, so to speak, it can secure two link destinations by summoning it to the EX zone.
The only drawback is that he needs to prepare EARTH, but EARTH has plenty of powerful deployment cards, including his Zoodiac. In addition to the lightness of Link 2, easy-to-use link markers are now desired by all attributes. He can also push EARTH with his monster effect, so there is no reason not to use his EARTH Deck with its deployment power. Excellent as an attribute advantage, more than enough.

The first general-purpose link 2, the light general-purpose link is more important than its existence itself.
Since all monsters, including tokens, can be used as materials, it is an excellent stepping stone for high links. Its nature is vanilla, but is it an intermediate existence between the one-body Link Spider and the three-body Gaia Saber? With the advent of this card, it became possible to issue his own Accesscode Talker from a single Goufu without going through Link Spider.
The monster effect is also quite convenient, and by substituting the link destination, all cards on your side can be effectively destroyed up to twice. There are many cards that can be protected, including yourself, and tokens can be used as substitutes, so it's a pretty powerful category for this kind of effect.
Since the marker extends to the left and right, it must be summoned to the main monster zone in order to activate its effect by linking it with another card. It also means that another starting point is necessary, so be careful about that point.

"Destroy everything!" (May not be broken)
With a simple calculation, the expected level/rank that can be destroyed is 7, and the lower classes should be swallowed first, so you can expect considerable stability. Certainly it is certain if it is a torrent funeral, but this is a free chain after all. Even if it is removed by any chance, if it is chained to the cycle system, it can be said that the advantage is no can. I'm a little concerned that Link Monster doesn't have a role, but you can also say that you don't involve your own Link Monster.
"It has considerable power, stability, and versatility, but its roots are gambling." The danger of exploding to death at a critical moment is because of your charm.

"Dark Bribe" is exactly the monster effect countermeasure.
Its effect is a Divine Punishment that converts the cost of the hand card into the opponent's draw, and it is significant that the player no longer chooses the state of his hand when activating it. If you use Ariadne, it will be a divine punishment that you can trample on. This is suitable for piggybacking and activating Dark Row.
　The counter to Effect Monster and the counter to Special Summon have an all-purpose trap called "Solemn Strike" that controls both areas, so you can't start without going beyond this. If notifications are regulated, one chance...!

As the name suggests, it is a monster that can be an answer to EX monsters.
Dinosaurs are a race that is perfect at searching and recruiting, so they should work well even with pin insertion when necessary. It reaches 2700 RBI against opponents in the EX Monster Zone, and 3200 RBI under 《Lost World》. His ATK is also high.
However, Dinosaur has an overwhelming brain muscle called "Ultimate Conductor Tyranno", so there is little need to rely on this card. This can be searched with 《Fossil Dig》, but if you bring it with Oviraptor, you can basically think of it as Ultimate Conduction or Dogoran, which can be removed immediately. When recruiting from Mycerasaurus, there is also the option of 《Tyranno Infinity》.
It can demonstrate extremely high abilities against enemies located in the EX monster zone, but its purpose is too clear to see beyond that. It's not that you can't use it as a general purpose, but if you don't have 《Lost World》, it's impossible against 3000 opponents.

"The rescue search has finally arrived." Mobilize the power of the rescue!
All Rescue cards are high-performance cards, but their weak point is the lack of search methods. It is one that can overcome that, and expectations are high.
However, it is troublesome that the search is pan-god style, and he needs 3 copies of the same name in the deck to search reliably. Rescuers basically have different roles, so it's hard to put together multiple rescues and their support destinations on one deck. The LP condition is also making the already unstable search even more difficult.
"It will probably be a motivation for thinking about a new rescue axis, but... it seems that the skills of the builders will be tested in order to put it all together." A ferret that returns itself to his deck is a pretty good candidate.