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He is the strongest fighting force in the main deck in Metalfoes, and he is also the first level 9 Pendulum Monster.
Together with his name, level, status, and effects, he is reminiscent of TRUE Emperor Agnimazd V (Banisher), and is likely to become the main force of Metalfoes in the future.
The Pendulum effect salvages his Metalfoes cards in response to destruction. It works well with the common effects of Metalfoes monsters, so you can actively aim for it.
The effect of destroying 2 Metalfoes cards and special summoning is that he has to be face-up instead of regardless of Spell Trap monsters, so basically I want to destroy cards that don't lose their advantage, such as Bismagia. It seems like it's a disadvantage that you can't break the cards set using the common effect, but it's an effect that's worth it.
(2) He can exclude opponent monsters with Special Summon from the Metalfoes card. The advantage is that it can be removed not only from the field but also from his GY, and depending on the opponent's deck, it can deal a lot of damage. Due to this effect, he greatly increased the usefulness of the "Metalfoes Counter" that can be Special Summoned from the Deck.
In general, he has abilities that Metalfoes Deck did not have, such as P effect, self-special summon effect, removal effect at special summon, and it is a card that is recommended to be fully loaded even though it is a large monster.

A new monster from Metalfoes. He has a common effect, the P effect, and an effect that allows him to recover Metalfoes monsters in the face-up of the EX Deck when destroyed.
Compared to Bismagia, which has a similar role, he has the immediate effect of adding a Metalfoes monster to his hand immediately after activation, but on the other hand, it has the disadvantage that it cannot be activated in the P zone that turn.
Although it is a superlative monster, its stats are not high, and considering it as a P summon, it is fatal that it is difficult to play an active role as a fighting force in the field. Basically, it's the role of arranging fusion materials, but I'd like to consider carefully whether he allocates deck space for that.

His third Metalfoes fusion card. Fusion materials can be procured from face-up monsters in the EX Deck in addition to the hand and field, but two cannot be selected from the same place.
Unconditionally, sending his Pendulum Monsters in the EX Deck directly to GY without any cost is an excellent effect in Metalfoes, where his GY fertilization is also important.
You can also use it as a way to send the restricted card Dark Wurm used for deployment to his GY again.

Counter Trap that negates the opponent's summoning action and bounces if there is a Ritual Monster in your field.
It looks like a highly versatile card that can be expected to be used in his Ritual Deck, but it is useless without Ritual Monsters, so there is a risk that it will rot in your hand. In that respect, the priority is lower than the Divine Traps.
If you want to take advantage of Counter Trap, which is effective in searching, you should still use it in [Drytron], but for the same reason, the number of cards should be reduced.

Warrior Rank 4 with binding summoning condition. Although it is easy to obtain, what is written is strong.
As for the increase in RBI, he deploys a Link Monster. On top of that, the perfect resistance is the enemy and equipment cards are no longer accepted, so if you want a simple RBI, the priority will go down.
The main effect of this card is 3. You can also release yourself, and it can lead to a dynamic destruction effect that targets 4 cards.
It's not good for RBI, but it's worth it for a Warrior Deck.

[Tenyi] It's been a year since the category was born, but we continue to receive support cards, and it's becoming a very blessed theme.
① is the effect that he can search for Wyrm by releasing his Wyrm on the field. Tenyi can easily Special Summon and activate effects with GY, so it's not wasted, so it's a good release target.
Needless to say, the search effect that extends to all races is powerful. Furthermore, if the released monster has no effect, it is possible to recruit it, and by using tokens, etc., it can lead to further development.
② is an effect that allows him to search for [Tenyi] cards by removing them from GY when there are monsters on the field that have no effects. This eliminates the concern that access to Tenyi monsters was plentiful but lacking access to powerful Spell Traps. It is especially useful to be able to set up interference just by sending it to her GY with burial etc. for this effect.
1 and 2 cannot be used in the same turn, but both have a wide search range, so with [Tenyi], it can be said that full use is essential to increase stability.

She has the same Special Summon conditions as Ecclesia, and there are no restrictions that restrict her actions. However, looking at it alone, it is undeniable that it has a strong aspect of combat personnel due to the effect of 3, which excels in breaking through battles, and its card power is inferior.

[Enigma] Deck's engine. An essential card and a heroine existence, and a setting that eats well.
Although it restricts the deployment from his own EX Deck, he can search for Enigma cards from his easy Special Summon condition of "if there is a monster that was Special Summoned from the EX Deck". It can be said that the usefulness is extremely high because monsters on the field do not care about their opponents.
(2) It is not suitable for solitaire because it is necessary to think about playing after activation, but it is strong just as a searcher that does not consume summoning rights.

Although it is level 7, it can be said that it is a monster that has loose summoning conditions and is difficult to spoil.
However, in combination with (1) and (2), the effect can be connected to his Special Summon, a Level 5 Dragon, but due to the difference in races, we have to choose the opportunity to activate it.
Monsters that are generally useful in [Gaia the Fierce Knight]. I want to secure the summoning right and use it.

It can be said to be a remake version of the Catapult Turtle, but compared to the burn effect of releasing monsters, it has a different purpose of recruiting "Gaia the Fierce Knight" monsters.
At level 4, Normal Summon becomes easier, and although it is a remake monster, it has strong synergy with the [Gaia the Fierce Knight] category.
However, it can be said that it is difficult to share support due to the high level of recruitment destinations and differences in attributes.

It has the effect of adding a Noble Arms card or a Noble Knight monster from Deck GY to your hand, and it is a card that dramatically increases the stability of the [Noble Knight] Deck that makes full use of monsters and equipment cards.
In the first pack of the 11th term, it has been decided to strengthen it as [Homura Noble Knight], and it can be said that it is a card that can be said to be fully loaded as a versatile engine.

A new remake monster of Gaia the Fierce Knight. RBI is 2600, and although it has three effects, none of them are halfway. disappointing finish.
① is his Special Summon effect, but he has to prepare his Fusion Monster of Dragon, so it's not easy to flatter.
Even if he somehow manages to Special Summon and activate 2, it's a one-touch interference that doesn't seem like a top-level monster, making the opponent's monster a Defense Position.
Despite having a hard time getting it out, the search effect of ③ is a mystery that costs its own release. Comparing it with Loptor, who can recruit level 9 Generaiders from the lower ranks, you can see that the usability is a big difference.
If it is worth adopting it, it will be narrowed down to the search effect of (3). His Deck, which is centered on high-level Warriors, can consider adopting it as a "search-only gimmick" along with the Artillery Catapult Turtle that can recruit this card.

Machina's new signboard monster. It's not as easy to get as Fortress, but it has a flashy effect of total destruction based on his ATK of the target machine monster, and the RBI is 3000, which is perfect. It's a free chain effect, and by targeting himself, it can be strong against his deck, which revolves around lower grades even on its own. It is necessary to determine the must counter, but it can be said that it is a monster that can be set up even in the first place.
Level 10, EARTH, and Machine are compatible with 《Revolving Switchyard》, and the specs make it easy to install on a train deck, so it has excellent business trip performance. ② His Special Summon effect can be employed on any of his Decks that require his EARTH Machine.
As for [Machina], it seems that the main strategy will be to take advantage of his LP advantage with direct attacks while paying off with ① effects.

With three effects, he supports Machina... while ①② is a compromising summoning effect with a tie, and ③ will actually be used by the EARTH Machine to search for it.
However, his EARTH Machine, which wants to search for this card by allocating summoning rights, has abundant support in the first place, and even in [Machina], he has a low-level searcher called Machina Gearframe.
If I had to force this card to be an advantage, it would be the ability to use draw sources such as 《Advance Draw》and Kujikiri after Compromise Summoning.
Overall, I can't feel the power of the single card as a V-Jean appendix, and I can't help but give a disappointing evaluation.

A simple effect that targets a Machine monster and equips his Machine Union Monster. Although it is included in the Machina Strak, this card itself does not have the name "Machina", so it cannot receive category support.
In general, it works better with [ABC], which deploys Union Monsters, rather than his large decks. I also want to take advantage of the fact that it can be equipped during the opponent's turn, unlike 《Union Hangar》.