Evolsaur Terias →Used Deck

An unprecedented monster that evolves and weakens. Even Pokémon hasn't evolved and weakened yet.

If it becomes a material, I don't really care about ATK down.
…… However, Evol is stronger than Rank 4 monsters, so he doesn’t have a frame to block in the first place.
Since the effect is only a disadvantage, the range of utilization is small and there is nothing to do.

It's a card that can't be found strong no matter how much you defend it, but I think Dinosaur Kozuki-san was able to accurately explain why it was designed like this.
It may be surprising, but there aren't any cards that have an effect that Special Summons Evolsaur and specify a "level" (strictly speaking, there are, but they are all "level 6 or lower"). practically non-existent). If this card didn't have the demerit of lowering RBI, it would be ``There is no level specification for the card that special summons Evolsaur → Then you can just use the one with the highest RBI → Other low-level monsters have no value.'' Don't you fall into a situation! There may have been a person inside the production side who was concerned about that.
But as you can see, Evolsaur is his Deck that fights with his Evolzar, a rank 4 powerful X body, as the main force. Being level 6 Using a card just for the purpose of hitting points means cutting that option, and even so, it's this effect, so I can't help but agree that it's a laughing matter.
In the 7th season, we mass-produced cards like Inzektor and Wind-Up, which were strong enough to combine multiple cards, even if they didn't work on their own. It is also an era when mass production was done with blatantly crude adjustments (“ Aye-Iron ” is exactly the first). This card is an ugly embodiment of the card pool of the 7th season.

With the effect of Evoltile, he is a Level 6 Evolsaur that exerts a mysterious detrimental effect when Special Summoned.
I can understand the story if you can make use of the disadvantage with a card in the theme assuming a combo, but that is not the case at all.
Even if ATK goes up by 500, it won't be destroyed by effects, but I think it's fine considering the standards at the time, but I don't think I could find a good place to drop this card.
Either way, it doesn't seem like they'll let him fight while he's still alive, so even if his ATK goes down, it probably won't affect the actual operation, but even so, this isn't the case.

A very accessible card.
Since it's normal and a monster, it's buried in large quantities in the storage.
You can probably buy it for 1 yen.

Why does ATK go down? (site cat)
Built-in meaningless disadvantage of weakening when used within the category
It's not a category that comes out so quickly that you have to lower it, and it doesn't have a ridiculously high ATK.
Even at the time of implementation, it's not a performance that needs to be so constrained...

No matter how you look at it, it's an industrial waste card. The original ATK 2400 is no big deal either. Request Errata

His Evolsaur is a walrus that weakens for some reason when used within a category.
If it's simply treated as a material worker, it doesn't bother me that much, but even in that role, there are Darwinos that can be used differently from other ranks.
The advantage is that it is strong against negate effects.
Sukugori Yariza-like existence in Evor.

Even though there's almost no point in keeping a vanilla with ATK 2400 upright in the current OCG, why would it be weakened if used correctly within its category?

Others don't seem to understand the value of this card, but this card shines in pure Evor.
In the first place, if it's just an Xyz material, even if the ATK goes down, it won't be a particular disadvantage. Elias has better performance as a material, but over there it's just a wall if it's not a material.
In other words, this card is a card that can be summoned outside of Evor and used as an attacker, even though it aims at the materials for Solde. Among the Evolsaurs, it has the highest RBI, and it also has the advantage of a different RBI than Kerato. In the first place, the RBI is higher than Dorka.
What's more, he has the highest RBI among advanced FIRE Dinosaur monsters. 《Dark Driceratops》has different attributes. It's not a bad card by any means, but it doesn't count.
Well... with Evol, the most important thing is whether or not it's excellent as a material. Your cloudy eyes see only his Evolzar...
The biggest reason for such a low evaluation of Terius is the disappointment from expectations. You don't have to raise anything, but you don't have to lower anything...

A card that is vanilla when used outside the category, but is punishable when used within the category and supported.
A representative player of Evol who comes out when it comes to category industrial waste talk.

You thought that 2900 RBI wasn't so bad. What an outrageous trap that goes down. An unbelievable high-level monster with 1900 points.

At first glance, it's a high-class monster with subtle effects that are common, but if you look closely at the effects, you'll be surprised. No way ATK down.
It basically has no functions other than Xyz materials, and nothing else can be expected.

why go down
The illustration is like a dinosaur and it's cool, but it's a disappointing card

This... I wonder if I misunderstood the notation of ATK up...?
Otherwise, I can't explain this effect, which is so incomprehensible.

Why are you going down!
Terius, Evor's blemish who is supposed to have evolved but degenerated. If this was his ATK up, it could have been a RBI factor that Evol tends to lack...
Elias is also less likely to be adopted due to the appearance of Singularity, and unless it's a 6-axis Evol, it's a card that won't be included.
It's normal for any theme to have a trash card or two, but this is already laughable.

For some reason, it's a pitiful monster whose status drops when called from "Evoltile". However, it has the advantage of not receiving 《Chain Disappearance》, so it's a card that can be used for the time being. However, even with the "Solde" axis, it may be better to increase the number of "Elias".

A problem child of star 6 "Evolsaur" who has nothing to praise other than being able to use it as a material. It's an "Evolsaur" that can be Special Summoned from your hand, GY, and Deck, and is a material for a powerful "Evolzar", but you don't have to add such a disadvantage;;;

you can't go down
why are you down
And with the advent of Mr. Darwino, it has become even more obsolete.

why are you going down? You can't.
One of the ingredients for Solde.
That said, it goes without saying that Elias is better.
I don't think I'd put in this card, which is difficult to use even on the Solde axis because it causes accidents...

Please go home now.
Lord Darwinos is bored! !

I see. If it evolves, will it increase by 500 to 2900?
"When this card succeeds in his Special Summon due to the effect of a monster named 'Evoltile', this card's ATK decreases by 500 points. ”
"His ATK for this card goes down by 500 points."
"500 points down"
... Huh?

If the effect of this is something like Elias's next move, I think Evor on Solde's axis will be a little more stable...
If you use it, it's in the form of adopting it as the second type of Elias.

Since ATK is lowered, it cannot be calculated as an attacker, and it is meaningless because it cannot attack even if called from Urkanodon.
Therefore, it will be divisible with the material of Solde, but Elias is said to be more suitable for that...

Are you going down?
An oddball that calls him Evolsaur rather than Evoltile. In that case, it would be better to call from Elias.
Since he can't attack with Urcanodon, his ATK doesn't work at all.
If calling Kerato is stronger in Evoltile, there's no point in using it except for Solde.
Or rather, you can use Solde or Elias alone, and if you use Guaiba, you can also use Herrera...