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Marincess Link 4 monster last used by Blue Maiden
The effect of ① is the effect that you can draw 1 card by excluding his WATER monster on your field or her GY every standby phase of each other.
Marincess has a lot of WATER monsters in his GY and it's easy to aim for activation, so if there is no interference during the standby phase of the opponent's turn, the hand card will be +1.
The effect of ② is the effect of increasing his ATK by the number of monsters removed until the end of the turn.
The effect of ① promises +600, but if the opponent is a deck that uses monster removal frequently, it is possible to greatly increase his ATK, but there is a high possibility that this card will be broken by then. It is also important to add resistance with crystal hearts and cover with talismans.
The effect of ③ is to special summon the banished Marincess by discarding his WATER monster in his hand.
Marincess and Marincess, which were banished by the effect of ①, have many cards that are banished by their own effects, so it is not a problem to secure targets.
I was worried about the subtle effect in the anime, but thanks to the addition of the first effect, I think it turned out to be a card that can be said to be a good adjustment. It's not too strong, but it's performance within the adoption range, so in this evaluation.

A new starting card for Marincess. The effect of ① is to send his Marincess monsters other than himself to his GY, and since Marincess Link Monsters use her GY a lot, they almost never rot from the beginning to the end.
The effect of ② is that he can use himself as a material for her Marincess Link Monster, and if he is sent to GY, he can check 3 cards from the top of the Deck, and if he has a Marincess card among them, he can add 1 to his hand. Although the random element is strong, it's more than enough to consider it as a bonus element, so I'd like to increase the ratio of Marincess as much as possible after consulting with the frame in the Deck.
I think it will become an important card along with Marincess Sea Horse in the Marincess Deck.

It requires a hand cost, but now that the debugger is restricted, his Cyberse version reinforcements are in high demand.
If the card used for the cost is his GY use or a card that is easy to collect, the disadvantages are almost negligible. Especially in a Marincess Deck that mainly rotates the above two, I think it's a level that can't be talked about unless you put 3 copies.

As others have written, it's very good that you can connect to Marbled Rock with just this card without consuming your hand.
The GY effect cannot be used immediately, but it is compatible with various WATER Decks because it is not specified.
Currently, Marincess itself does not have a dedicated search, so I would like to use another card to bring it to my hand.

A dedicated Link Monster that finally appeared in his Gimmick Puppet, whose search and deployment power is unstable. Since the Special Summon effect is a Special Summon from his hand, the Gear Changer can also do a Special Summon from his deck, which is a pseudo. The material specification is also machine x 2 bodies, and it is possible to get rid of Humpty and scissor arms that tend to stand up loosely.
Unfortunately, he can't make a strong move at present because both Gimmick Puppet's main and EX have not caught up with the times.
However, if they are improved to some extent, there is no doubt that it will become a first-class card, so this is the score.

I think that the hand trigger card itself is an interesting card, and I understand that the cards used will differ depending on the player.
However, I still think that this card is packed with too many general-purpose effects.
Since it is a general-purpose block and a hand trigger, it is difficult to interfere with this card itself, so of course it is 10 points.
KONAMI doesn't regulate hand triggers very much, so I don't know if the day will come...

It's definitely the power of hope for Synchro Decks
Loose materials, easy-to-use link markers, and the ability to take advantage of the Synchro Deck when recruiting a tuner
However, outside of the Synchro Deck, he can also be used to launch Borreloads and Firewalls.
Evaluation is 10 points without complaint

I wonder when it will be forgiven...
With "Shaddoll Fusion", he dropped Shaddoll and light monsters to earn adverts, and 28 hits with a catastle effect is certainly a high spec, but with "Solemn Strike" and Urara being popular, it's not as good as it was back then. I don't think there's anything to rage about.
I see a lot of opinions saying that it's bad because if I'm released, I'll team up with Shirayuki, Crown, and Blue-Eyed, but since it doesn't have 1 kill or suppression elements, I personally think it stands out among the current banned cards. I think. 10 points of course

You can search by melody and he is a 3000 attacker who can special summon just by showing Blue-Eyed in his hand
If the effect is destroyed, it has the disadvantage of not being able to attack that turn, but if you use it as an S/X material, there is no such thing.
It was originally a high-priced card that was hard to come by, but I think that demand will increase further as a high hit point attacker that can be easily used without using EX after the Link Summon is revealed.

In the past, it was easy to break, so it tended to be neglected, but now that only the minimum number of cards that break is used, it's easy to leave it in the field, and the adoption rate for the side has increased significantly.
It is necessary to face down in advance, but it is also an answer to powerful trap cards such as magic seal, void, and notification. Personally, I don't think it's a problem to use it in the main deck if there are about 3 slots left in the main deck.

The core of Shaddoll, and among the many Fusion Spell cards, this card has endless possibilities.
If deck fusion is decided, it is possible to make various combos and developments from there while earning explosive ads rather than losing ads, so this is the reason why there are many types of Shaddoll Decks.
It's been more than two years since his appearance, and now he has more themes that can fight without relying on extras such as Monarch and Blue-Eyed, so it's a little difficult to decide on deck fusion, but even if you subtract that, he's a strong representative of the 9th term. There is no change in the card, so it is 10 points without any complaints.

After many years, finally in October 2016, the restrictions were relaxed
In the current card pool, it's slow if it's reversed, so it's hard to say which of them would fit in the deck, but wouldn't a deck like Prediction Princess, which is mainly reversed, be worth adopting?
Whether or not he can pass depends on the situation, but he's strong at collecting spells from GY's girlfriend.

Ritual Decks are limited to targeted effects, but Spells and Traps can also negate Veiler's cross-compatibility.
When summoned, it is a general-purpose card that is rare among monsters and rituals with built-in horns.
The effect of returning to the hand is also in sync with the effect in the first half, so there is no waste.
LIGHT Ritual I think it's a card that has the potential to become an essential part of the Deck.

The current ace monster of Hangongenzaka. His material is a machine tuner + super heavy monsters, which is tough, but he has the performance to match it. The effect of gaining control of his Spell/Trap in his opponent's GY, which was unlikely until now, is powerful, and there are almost no decks that don't use Spell/Trap, so I think there will be more opportunities to activate it. . (It can also be used plainly on the opponent's turn.) The condition is that his GY doesn't have his spells and traps, but Superheavy Samurai can build his deck without relying on them, so I don't think it's that much of a problem.
If I had to say it, it would not be possible to make full use of its effects against Fulmon-oriented opponents. And unlike Ben k, it will get caught in the abyss, so I want to think about the timing to put it into play.

A power card that has been strong for a long time, but with the appearance of Trion and his Pendulum, the demand has increased even more.
If there are 2 or more face down cards on the opponent's field, you should be careful that this card is face down.
Although it doesn't work against monsters below 1500 or monsters with destruction resistance, it's generally limited, so you can expect it to work against most monsters.
His Qliphort, who is currently the top of the environment, is quite sticky, so I want to use it properly with the same general-purpose Trap.