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Pyro's Fusion Monster is Pyro's Fusion Monster, who has already named Gaia Blaze, the Force of the Sun, an S monster that appeared in the previous regular pack.
That's why they automatically become able to Special Summon from the EX Deck with "Fusion Armament", and it also helps the Fusion Summon of this card, which would be a burden if you were to properly prepare the fusion materials.
There are no particular restrictions on the Special Summon method, and monsters that completely ignore the flavor contained in the fusion material of this monster, such as a substitute material monster + a suitable monster, can be fusion summoned.
In particular, 《Fusion Parasite》has a substitute material ability and although it is an SS trigger effect, it can be fusion summoned by its own effect, so it is perfect as a fusion material except that it does not synergize with the latter half effect at all. Since it's a Level 1 monster with 0 ATK and DEF, it's easy to recruit and revive to trigger the effect of Fusion Summoning.
If you don't mind going through the trouble of S summoning, it would be a good idea to use "Muddy Mudragon", which doesn't require any other power as long as you have a monster to fuse with.
This card can be fusion summoned by just random people like that, but it has an effect that negates and destroys it when the opponent activates the monster effect of GY activation. So you can use it as a general-purpose Fusion Monster.
The battle destruction trigger effect in the second half does not limit the attack of monsters that have been Special Summoned or negate monster effects, and it can also be used for follow-up attacks. Yes, it can be said that it is an ability that is worth having.
I think it's rare to fusion summon this card using Gaia Blaze that was properly S Summoned as a fusion material, so at least Gaia Blaze is unlikely to be revived.
Since one side of the fusion material can be any face-up monster, it must be a monster in your field, so the bottleneck is that the method of fusing easily and effectively is limited. Just wish there was an easy and strong fusion spell.
By the way, both his original ATK and defensive power are the highest for his Pyro, and although "Volganic Emperor" just appeared in the same year as Pyro's highest ATK monster, it is already surpassing it. have become.

His special Equip Spell that can only be equipped by monsters on his field equipped with some kind of equipment card.
The effect is also an effect like Magician's Right Hand that forcibly negates the opponent's first activated Spell card that turn, and destroys this card while recovering LP and destroys the equipped monster from the opponent. It is a special thing that gives a target resistance that will not disappear.
Since the Spell negate effect is an effect that is applied when the effect is processed, you can negate effects that cannot be chained like 《Super Polymerization》, and after seeing the activation of the opponent's Spell card, the effects of 《Ohime the Manifested Mikanko》and 《Armory Call》can be negate. You can negate even if you equip this card from Deck or GY with .
However, unlike the right hand, it does not destroy his negate, so if his Continuous Spell or Field Spell, which has no special effect processing, is used when the effect is activated, it will be completely "used".
The effect of giving the equipped monster indelible target resistance might actually be worth more than the constant protection of his spell cards.
In any case, you can only equip monsters equipped with equipment cards, so I think the decks that can be used are limited.
Judging from the illustration, can it be said that this is a perfect compensation card for Homura Noble Knight, who has just lost Smoke Grenade of the Thief?
I'm also curious about the composition of the illustration, which is very close to that of "Malevolent Nuzzler".

One of his spell cards with various problems unique to the OCG version of the original card full of live feeling.
The effect is to activate one of his spell cards in his opponent's GY with the cost of one of his spell cards, and immediately put it on your field without adding it to your hand and use it. there is
There are various weak points such as heavy cost contents and effects that depend on the opponent, but the specification of the effect is a particular problem.
At this time, if his spell card has an activation cost, the cost cannot be ignored, and the cost will be paid when the effect is processed.
Since the cost is only paid when the effect is processed, it is not treated as being due to the effect of the card. Even if there is a trigger effect that activates when you
Also, if you choose his spell card to target, you will have to choose a target when processing the effect, and although you will not be sacrificed escape, you will not be able to target a card with target resistance.
Because it is such an unusual card, it has become a banned card in MD.

A trap card that can be activated in response to the opponent's NS / SS, sending the summoned monster and her Spellcaster monster on her field to her GY, and recruiting Dark Spell users on the deck.
It's a summon reaction type, and the requirement that you need a monster that satisfies the conditions on your field at the time of activation is unexpectedly troublesome, and it's a pity that the effect targets summoned monsters, but the quality of removal is GY sending, so it's resistant to effect destruction. Penetrating through the opponent's obstacles, you can call the monster you want from the Deck, so when you get it right, the return is great.
There are a certain number of effects that specify dark spell users like this in the Spell Trap cards related to Bramaghi, but our Altergeist's strongest deployment personnel, 《Altergeist Multifaker》, is undoubtedly one of the dark spell users. That's why I really want to try effects that can be Special Summoned from the Deck.

A trap card that allows you to recruit any level 4 monster by paying the LP cost when a monster on your field is destroyed by effect.
It's a pity that there are times when the timing is missed due to the activation conditions, but in the normal way he can be designated from the deck and he can call monsters that are not affiliated with a theme that are difficult to Special Summon.
However, if you just want to recruit level 4 monsters, Samopuri is a powerful competitor, so you want to make sure you take advantage of being a Normal Trap card that can benefit from 《Trap Trick》.

Her Continuous Spell, used by Pandora in the original Battle City edition, uses the soul of one of her own monsters as a bullet to deal effect damage to the opponent player.
This effect forces one of the monsters controlled by the turn player to be ejected during each end phase.
The damage dealt is half of her original ATK of the released monster, so even if you release a random low-level monster, it won't do much damage.
This will mainly be using monsters whose effects are triggered by releasing them or sending them to her GY.
He was sacrificed to this card in the original, and is also one of the few Continuous Spells he has to allow Malice Doll of Demise to self-revive on its own.
Also, if your opponent releases a monster during their own end phase, it will be a monster removal from your side, but your opponent can use it in the same way, so be careful.

A strange monster that backfires when the opponent destroys the effect while the monster is in the set state because it is wary of Reverse Effect Monsters.
Even as it is, he is a low-level wall monster with 2000 DEF, but after reviving himself with his own effect, the offense and defense are switched and he becomes an attacker with 2000 ATK.
Currently, it's quite difficult to rely on your opponent for this, but fortunately you can revive yourself by destroying your own monsters, so let's use it together with a card that effectively destroys your own monsters.

A Worm that is one of Rock's cycle Flip Monsters and not a Reptile.
This is his Rock version of 《Swarm of Scarabs》that appeared in Season 2, but it has the same ATK and is inferior in defensive power.
Even if there are differences in races and attributes, even if you look at it as a lower cycle reverse of the same Rock, except that it is effective against monsters in the main deck, the removal method is strong against effect destruction, and the defensive power is also strong. It would be better to use 《Golem Sentry》which is somewhat reliable.

A Special Summon monster that appeared in the 4th term and was the biggest significance for him to form a Deck at Rock at that time.
Rock removed from GY becomes his own power, and his ATK exceeds 3000 if 5 bodies are removed.
GY's preparation is necessary, but there is a certain value as a card that can instantly produce a high RBI monster under the condition that only the GY card does not involve activation at the cost.
Also, since his exclusion cost from GY can be Special Summoned from one body, it can also be used as a level 7 material personnel, and it is necessary to forcibly throw all materials like Evil Dragon Ananta. The lightness of the footwork that allows you to exclude any number of cards is also attractive.
Competitors have Gaia Plate the Earth Giant, which can also Normal Summon, can Special Summon at a lower GY cost, has a higher original ATK, and has the ability to boast tremendous strength when fighting monsters. However, if we eliminate 5 or more Rocks, we can come out with a higher original offense and defense, so we are superior in the ability to take the opponent's LP, and it can be said that differentiation is possible enough.
It was a lot of fun to keep 《Lost Guardian》as the last big mine after banishing a lot of them.

I described 《Wandering Mummy》as "a wandering mummy".
The same as that, this is also a "card that only makes shadows move".
If it's a skill like Lynx, it's a level effect that probably won't be adopted as a skill.

At the time, Hieracosphinx was considered a better card because it was a high-level monster, but its ATK was too low to be an attacker, but for that reason, it was easier to Special Summon from each area, and the monster effect is now like this one. Because there are more attractions, I think that it can be said that this one is generally superior.
Since the trigger of the effect is left to other effects and the opponent chooses and discards it, it may backfire, but in general, send a low-grade monster from the main deck, which does not bounce to the hand much, to his GY. There is a possibility that it can be done depending on the situation, but it is not bad.
If it bounces to your hand, you will discard your hand, so if you take advantage of the fact that the effect does not have turn 1, you can use 《Lightserpent》or 《Begone, Knave!》to bring it into the loop.
Also, for his Sphinx, which does not have any low-level monsters at the time of evaluation, the Sphinx that is easy to put out directly affects the difficulty of his Special Summon of Exxod, Master of The Guard, so it is a reason to choose him as his Sphinx.

With the current card pool, it's difficult to make use of the name "Sphinx", which only has the meaning of being able to release 《Exxod, Master of The Guard》.
You can prevent Rock's cycle Flip Monster, which is only effective with Flip Summon, from being awakened by attacks, but no one, including yourself, has self-SS ability, and you can only block attacks, and you are completely defenseless. It is unreasonable to say that.
From that time on, he felt that his only strength was being an advanced attacker with a consistent 2,400 RBI for Rock.

One of Rock's Cycle-Reverse Effect Monsters.
It has the ability to bounce one monster on the opponent's field with the effect of Flip Summon trigger, which is very similar to Gravekeeper's Guard, which is the same sentinel.
By returning to the set state with its own effect, it is possible to repeatedly use removal effects that penetrate effect destruction resistance, and because of its relatively high defensive power, it is easier to handle than most other Rock Cycle Flip Monsters, not to mention Guardian Statue .
The words NS and SS are often seen, but the character string FS is rarely seen.

It's one of Rock's cycle Flip Monsters, but despite having exactly the same monster effects as its predecessor, Golem Sentry, its five basic stats are all the same except for its 400 lower defense. A mysterious card that can only be thought of as a mistake.
As expected, it is unreasonable to call the "Guardian" name, which has only merit to be able to search with "Arsenal Summoner", as a strength, and 1400 and 1800 defensive strength are both the same now, so it is not activated. Considering that the condition is Flip Summon, it is still better to be able to stop the 1800 attacker.
Considering the hidden concept of the 4th season's Iwaseki Struc, "Fighting by reversing the offense and defense of monsters with high defense power", the higher the defense power, the better.
The effect itself isn't weak, but I don't really need a 4th sentinel, so I'll give it 1 point in the sense that it won't be used in the first place.
After that, isn't it a question of whether "Golem" or "Statue" will be themed first, and which support is better?

In the original Battle City arc, it is a low-level Rock that is a so-called wall monster used by rare hunters, and is famous for having different card names such as "Wall Man" and "German" when it is in hand during the work.
It is characterized by both palms protruding in a full-power no thank you pose as if to say, "Even I will pull it."
Its effect is to double the battles damage received by the opponent when he is attacked, and in combination with the effect of being attacked in his higher Defense Position and greatly increasing his own defense power with a damage sting. You can inflict fatal injuries on your opponent with a single blow.
It is possible to create a deck that specializes in him, but due to its nature, it is extremely unsuitable for use in duels, especially between friends, and it is semi-essential to use it in combination with cards that force attacks. Become.
Since it is a lower class with 2000 DEF, it can work as a minimum reduction, but if you can't make use of the effect, there are quite a lot of monsters with 2000 DEF in level 4 rocks, such as "Rock Band Xenoguitar", so you still need to build a dedicated Deck. There will be
Note that the opponent's battles damage will also be doubled when he is in his Attack Position, and that it will not be doubled even when combined with other battles damage multiplier effects.