Naturia Beast →Used Deck

The infinite counter of the familiar nightmare.
A card that seems to have been made with the crazy sense of the 2nd and 3rd seasons when he misunderstood that sending Deck cards to GY was a heavy cost.
Even so, his EARTH at that time was in an unfavorable position, and his EARTH, which was used as a material, had difficulty in deploying, so it took time for him to be active.
Now, especially with the support of 《Vernusylph》, it has become possible to get it quite easily. As a result, it has become a synchronized version "Imperial Order", so it may not be long before it is regulated.

Each of the three Naturia S monsters has an effect that negates monster effects, spells, and traps.
He's in charge of spelling this card
For that effect, the other two types require heavy costs such as "discard her spell card from hand" and "remove 2 GY cards".
This is "just drop 2 cards from the top of the deck", not only the cost, but he can even fertilize GY
This is a rather strange card that can be used repeatedly without a turn 1 limit.
His deck, which relies on Spells, is often jammed just by standing on it.
All S materials are tied to his EARTH, but there are many combinations because it is a ☆ 5
Especially when the EARTH tuner, which is easy to handle with ☆1, appears, there are many Decks that can easily S Summon this card.
In such decks, it was often used as a bonus for expansion, so it was also used in some environmental themes.
In modern times, the spells that cannot be stopped by this card that cannot be chained are rampant.
It's becoming inadequate as a meta for spells, and it's useless against easy-to-use high-scoring monsters and effects.

《Forbidden Droplet》, 《Dark Ruler No More》, 《Infinite Embrace》and Kaiju are weak, but a break that can negate Spells any number of times.
You can negate as many times as you want, even if it's on the same chain, and he can even fertilize GY. You can negate his Spell activation soberly.
It doesn't have high resistance or high attack and defense, but with the Naturia Deck, you can easily revive it with 《Naturia Camellia》or 《Naturia Blessing》.
Since the ban on the EARTH Level 1 Tuner 《Glow-Up Bulb》has been lifted, it can now be used easily in decks with EARTH Level 4 monsters.

Tora-chan can seal his spell cards any number of times as long as his deck remains. Recently, 《Glow-Up Bulb》was lifted from the ban, so this card, which is restricted to both Synchro materials, has become relatively easy to put out.
If the opponent is a Deck that relies on Spell cards, it's very easy to get stuck, and it's true that this card alone will shut down, but some Spell cards such as Dark Ruler No More and Super Fusion can be neutralized, and the RBI is also 2200. Since it has weaknesses such as being unsatisfactory, let's support it with other cards.

Naturia Synchro with round eyes that watches over the activation of Spell Cards just by being there!
The secret to its strength is the incredible cost of sending an effect that has no limit to the number of times it can be activated in one turn (no activation limit on the same chain) + sending a card from the top of the Deck to GY to activate it. combination.
Weaknesses are double S material binding, and if his GY sending from Deck, which is a cost, is blocked by Macro Cosmos, etc., the activation itself cannot be performed, and when the effect is processed, he himself is face-up on the field. If not, the effect will not be processed.
However, with regards to the double S material binding, the resurrection of "Glow-Up Bulb" and the appearance of " Revolution Synchron " have solved the problem on the tuner side, so Ishizu's EARTH Fairy and other combinations that can be S summoned. Decks that contain even a few monsters with a level of , are already being incorporated into the Extra Deck as an option.
《Imperial Order》has become a banned card, and 《Secret Village of the Spellcasters》and 《Anti-Spell Fragrance》are still used today. , I wouldn't be surprised if this card is also designated as a banned card at any time!

A type of monster that could be banned at any time.
As long as you have 2 or more decks, you can use the effect any number of times.
Of course, his spell removal like Raigeki and Lightning Storm also doesn't work, and a deck that uses spells may be stuck if it can't hit more than 2200 points.

Naturia Only one tiger writes strange things even in sync
A rare pattern that reveals a suppressive ability with no turn limit as a result of inflation
If Konmai makes the latest broken theme for her EARTH Synchro, it could be a one-shot ban

Comprehensive evaluation: The ability to negate unlimited spell cards is very strong.
Spell cards can be negated, and Synchro Summoning is not difficult.
It is also possible to fertilize GY, and as an opponent it is difficult to remove his spell cards as much as possible.
ATK is a little low at 2200, so it's not difficult to break through with this card alone, but it's very troublesome if you line up other monster effect seals.

He is a Spell negate suppression agent at virtually no cost.
By the way, I feel like there was another Natubi, but that guy is a piece of junk.

I think it's excellent that he can negate and destroy the activation of spell cards without limit on the number of times under loose conditions.
There are restrictions on the Synchro Materials, but with the "Naturia" Deck, if you recruit two with the effect of Naturia Mole Cricket, you'll have all the Synchro Materials, so I don't think there's a problem.

Without turn 1, he's a crazy monster that negates the activation of spell cards.
Recently, his deck often doesn't stop after negate once or twice, but since there is no limit on the number of times he can be in the same chain, he can complete the deployment of only spells with one card.
On the other hand, it is powerless against monster effects and its stats aren't very high, so if possible, I'd like to use it together with a monster suppressor.
Synchro material specifies his EARTH for both tuners and non-tuners, and his decks that can be put out are quite limited. Well, it's not a good performance to come out of many decks, so is it a reasonable place?

It's crazy how many times he can Spell negate. Moreover, he practically doubles as GY manure.
With a lot of his decks relying on spells, the existence of this card will be a real hindrance.

A tiger with a nasty suppressive effect in exchange for his EARTH binding on a synchro material
Why is there no limit on the number of times?
Thanks to the attribute binding, versatility is low, but it can be put out relatively easily
Simplified ancient evil spells
Cat Bern
If it's Melffy who can easily assign the summoning right to 《Rescue Cat》, just keep the X Saber Airbern quietly and he will become a Naturia Beast and he will become one of Melffy's pleasant companions in the forest.
Other than that, he is a veteran of EARTH Synchro, and he is expected to be adopted by Scrap.
Currently, it is mainly deployed with monster effects, but even so, there are still many Decks that rely on permanent/Field Spells to search for reinforcements and the effect processing at the time of activation, so there are still many opportunities to play an active role.
There is no limit on the number of times, so it's attractive to be bullish on the first hand Sambol and Haneba.
In the environment class, Sky Striker Ace is like a real loss just because Natubi is sitting there.
It's a good card...it's just too strong to be called a card, but it's not going to fit in any deck.
If I were to rate it, it would definitely be 10 points.
If you are not on the field when the effect resolves, you cannot destroy the negate, so be careful with 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》etc.
UR in Master Duel, convincing rarity

Horus coming out of EX.
The low RBI is a neck, and it is not as powerful against monster effects as it used to be, but even now, if you put out a lot of his decks with his spell as the first move card, you will be able to exert great control and action restrictions.
If you have a gimmick that you can put out, you definitely want to put one in.

"A crazy one."
Sending 2 GY cards from the deck, he destroyed Spell negate... and he was unbound on turn 1... thinking about it calmly, it's utterly broken. Spell cards are used in most of his decks, so if you put them out on the first move, your opponent will be greatly restricted. Also, having 2 cards from the top of the deck is rather a super advantage, and it's broken in that you can easily fertilize his GY. As expected, it is difficult to put out because the material is tied to his EARTH, but in the modern card pool, it can be easily put into play. At one point, there was a monster called Glow-Up Bulb, and when I used it, I was able to S summon it at an explosive speed. (Has been executed.)
Even now, if it's on the field, it's going to be quite a hindrance, but it's weak against 《Forbidden Chalice》and 《Kaiju》, and it's not blessed with status, so if you let your guard down, you'll probably get hurt.

A negate effect that is not even turn 1, let alone name turn 1. My heart is excited. In addition, he can also use GY fertilizer.
It is also a tailwind that the number of trap cards that can not be negate with this card has been decreasing in recent years.

At level 5, where the conditions for Special Summon are not so loose, I see a lot of Synchro Monsters, but his Synchro Monsters are especially threatening to me personally.
Even though the deck runs out, there is no turn limit, and GY can be fertilized, so it doesn't matter so much.
There are several spell cards of his that are excluded from GY, which makes it a little difficult to deal with, but his own effects are more than sufficient and have high restraint and control power.
Even though I don't have any tolerance, I think it's rare to feel so troublesome.
He's a Synchro Monster with the same attributes, a tuner and a non-tuner, but I'm impressed that he still has an effect that can be very active even now.

He is so good that whenever a new EARTH tuner appears, the existence of this card always flickers. He is Beast's Naturia S monster that has the effect of becoming a spell meta.
Due to the nature of its cost, which requires the top card of the Deck, the advantage of having no limit on the number of times can be fully utilized, so it is the greatest strength that it is not scary at all to fire his spells including fishing balls, and it is an accessory to control. is also often used as
However, since the effect will not be applied if it does not exist on the front side of the field when the effect is processed, vigilance is required for removal by the monster effect of Friche and the trap card.
It's clear from the imperial decree that it's a monster that can stop spells endlessly with just one monster, and it's a monster that I definitely want to use in the EX Deck if it can be put out, but the EARTH Tuner is deployed. There are few monsters who are good at this, and this double S material binding is more of a bottleneck than I thought.

A pest that has been active in various decks for many years in various environments. Not only does he negate Spells, but he's also a ridiculous guy who even does GY. Although it has been overshadowed by the valve ban, the threat is still alive and well. However, the number of removals that do not rely on spells has increased and the hit points are not high, so be careful.

Since both tuners and non-tuners are designated as EARTH by him, the operation will mainly be centered on his EARTH. It's an attribute of the blessed, so there are a lot of opportunities to put out.
His offense and defense are so-so, but he is a Spell negate, and there is no turn limit, and his Spell is often the cornerstone of his Deck rotation, so it can be said to be a powerful effect.
As a cost, he cuts the deck top, but it's cheap and he uses GY a lot, so if he's a deck, this is also an advantage.
If it's a deck that can be aimed at even if it's not centered on EARTH, it's an excellent synchro that's worth adopting.

Stop spells while fertilizing GY, or sloppy with bogus effects!
If the era is the era, I really think that Spell negate conversion would have been the name turn 1.
Even if you can't use spells, it's hard enough, but recently there's even a deck that protects you with resistance.
It can be said that it is the result of being recognized how strong this card is.
The only salvation is 2200 RBI, which is not high enough to flatter, so it is easy to break through by destroying in battle.
If this was a high score without material restrictions, it would definitely be a prohibited level, but considering the current inflation, it would be neglected.
Even in the age of monster effect dependence, when the spell is crushed, it is finally decided.
P Deck would be a madman, really.
I don't think the name vermin is so fitting.
That's how strong it is, or rather terrible.

There are some drawbacks in ATK, but to be honest, it's a mess when you negate the activation of a spell card and add two GYs. It's unlikely that you won't be able to pay the cost with a normal Deck, so you can say that it's a spell meta card that can be freely called from extras that don't actually have turn 1.
There are double restrictions on the materials, but there are many excellent EARTH such as valves, so depending on the deck, it will come out unexpectedly easily. If you deal with it with a card, it will be a pretty strong lineup.
It's a powerful card whose excellence never fades as the times change.

Spell card eating cat. So green?
Deploying from 《Missus Radiant》will raise the RBI and create the possibility of collecting synchro materials.
A successful early rollout could put an end to environmental decks that tend to rely on spell cards.
As a meta card, it goes well with "", and can be used in combination with "《Glow-Up Bulb>".
Although the materials are limited to her EARTH, in the first place her EARTH monsters are rich in number and type, and it can be said that there are many summoning patterns.
However, his ATK is still low, so 9 points.
This is my personal favorite card.

Naturia Synchro Monster.
There is no turn 1 limit, and as long as you have a deck, you can seal his spell card at virtually no cost.
Due to his dependence on Spell cards, the mere existence of this card makes his Deck dysfunctional, so it's a natural performance.
ATK defense power status is low, but I think it's balanced.

His EARTH material-bound level 5 synchro with the powerful effect of Spell negate.
There is no turn limit, and the cost is almost close to the merit. If it's in the EARTH category, I definitely want to put it in.

A monster that seems to be gentle, but actually has a brutal effect that stops spells.
Most of his decks are greatly restricted. In particular, he is a natural enemy to the P Deck, and since Trap adoption has decreased and his powerful Spell cards have increased recently, the times are on his side.
It's even worse that the cost is not a disadvantage but an advantage.
It is allowed because the RBI is a little low, it has no resistance, and above all, the binding is tight.
If it weren't for shibari, it would probably be banned like Goyo, who used to go wild without shibari.
If you can protect it, it will exert magical control power, so it's even better if you protect it.

Since there is no restriction of once per turn, the spell is completely shut out. I'm too strong. .

edict to live
In addition, GY can also be fattened
Pendulum is blowing a tailwind with ruler ban, valve removal, Trap adoption rate decline
I hope it doesn't get banned

Continuous Spell A beast that seals. Depending on the deck, cost is only an advantage. On top of that, it's not turn 1, so it's completely impossible for him to break through with spells. Spellbook? I have no choice but to die! !
A monster that would be allowed because the material is tightly bound. However, I think that it has a performance that is not strange even if it is regulated at any time.

A monster paired with Parkion. Due to the relaxation of the valve, it became easier to use with level 4 EARTH monsters. By blocking the spell, you can slow down the opponent's movement. A lot of his deck will be stomping if he gets ahead. As for the cost, he sends it from Deck to GY, which is nothing more than a real benefit. Some people say it should be banned because it was adopted by EM Dracoslayer, but considering his dual EARTH ties, it's a reasonable performance.

Since both specify EARTH, the binding is not loose.
That's all I can say, so with the EARTH Synchro Deck, you can put out almost no restrictions.
If you have a deck with a lot of EARTH, you can also go through valves and strikers.
If it's a valve, you can also drop it using a chain.
The effect is that he is spell-sealed, but there is no limit on the number of times that this kind of card tends to be, and although there is a cost, it is not like you can't pay the cost, and if this card exists, he can hardly use spells. You can say
Many of his Decks rely on Spells, especially Fusion, Ritual, and Pendulum.
Most of the cards that remove the back are spells, so if you have this card, you won't be able to remove it properly, so you want to protect it well from low ATK, monster effects, and traps.
《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》is a natural enemy because if it leaves the field, it will not be able to negate even if the effect is activated.

Is the cost too much of an advantage?
Cards that can unilaterally stop spells
It looks like the conditions for releasing it are difficult, but Valve and him will appear easily at EARTH level 4.
Use this card to one-sidedly meta-meta your P Deck

Spell Meta
In addition to the EARTH Synchro Deck
You can still see it because you can get it at level 4 of Valve and EARTH
It is a hit that is likely to be removed by the opponent normally
His spell meta effects on opponents are pretty strong
It is also a must that the cost does not become the cost

A card that boasts high dominance in his spell meta with low RBI but almost 0 cost
It's useless against monsters and traps, so you can use things like 《Traptrix Myrmeleo》as materials.
I want to protect you with a trap card

I am indebted to Karakuri, a card that can completely silence the popular Magician with one body, not only does it have no cost, but it has the advantage of fertilizing GY, and it is a tremendous spec that he can negate spells.
His stats are low, so if he hits high points with only monster effects, he'll be easily destroyed, so he doesn't have a good position, but if he goes first against a Pendulum Deck opponent, he should be able to gain an advantage.

When my opponent played Nachuvi, Nachupa, and Vanity's Emptiness on the first move with Rokumu, I had no other way to break through with his deck than Surrender.

The binding is not loose, but if it is an EARTH unified Deck, it is easy to put out because there is almost no binding. The effect is very heinous in terms of no limit on the number of times and sealing her spell with no demerit. Because of that, the status is low, so it is necessary to protect it. Also, it is important to note that if 《Macro Cosmos》is attached, the effect cannot be activated.

A powerful Synchro Monster that can negate the activation and effects of his spell cards for a fairly low cost. Synchro summoning conditions aren't that difficult either. His Deck, which is built around EARTH monsters, is easy to put out. Similarly, he has excellent compatibility with Naturia Barkion, which can be Synchro Summoned using EARTH. If you line up with Naturia Barkion, you can continue to negate your opponent's Spell/Trap cards as long as the number of cards in Deck and her GY allows. If I dare say a drawback, it would be about not having much ATK. Against decks that mainly move spell cards, it shows overwhelming strength.

A brutal cat that fires a magic jammer with a spell speed of 2 at the low cost of sending 2 cards from the top of his deck to GY. Please stop playing first.
ATK is low, but you can't even trade with Sidera or Photothra, and under the influence of this card, you can safely lay down your gun, so it's difficult to pass the attack itself.
Mermail is not very effective against decks that don't focus on spells, but his decks still stick in countless numbers, and he can be said to be an extremely excellent Synchro Monster that EARTH is proud of.

Aside from the Spellbook, he has a lot of decks where being unable to use spells is fatal.
The RBI is a bit low, but countermeasures without spells are limited.

His excellent Naturia Synchro boasts an unimaginable controlling power from his cute round eyes. At the low cost of sending 2 cards from the deck, you can optionally seal his spell. Depending on the opponent, it may be piled up just by being issued this card. However, it is very strictly tied to the material, so I choose Deck. Also, because the effect is strong and the RBI is low, I would like to prepare a trap to protect this beast.

A powerful monster that can block the opponent's spells if summoned, even though it is bound
Moreover, the cost is 2 GY manure...
It was thought that it was a no rare in GS, but Baboon is a no rare
Scattered like Mr. Gungu
Now is a good time to get it at a bargain price...

Although the material is double bound, it can be easily summoned in decks with a lot of EARTH such as Karakuri and The Six Samurai. Decks that rely on Spells, such as HERO and Magic, will become severe just by being issued this card. It was decided to be reprinted in GS by voting, but since it was not a rare, it became easy to obtain like Gungnir in the past.

I see. Are you telling me to put it in Lightsworn?
Necessary for cards that benefit from being sent to GY. However, it is vulnerable to battle destruction, and it will be defeated by Mirafo, Confinement, Torrent Funeral, Warning, and Sentence, so you need to be careful.
But congratulations on the re-recording of GS2013!
It's dangerous... I almost died.

The cat finally reprinted. And it's not rare.
He can easily stop spells any number of times. Not being able to use spells is pretty tough.
However, it is easy to lose in battle, so I want to devise it.

It's annoying that he can't use spells if he's around
If GS is reprinted, it will be easy to obtain
strong

I can't let my guard down with the power of cats...
I feel like the cost of dropping 2 cards from the top of the deck into GY is no longer a cost. Rather, GY has many decks that I want to enrich, so it seems that it will be a dedicated card for the EARTH Deck that has little to do with GY.
Stopping the spell is powerful, and it does a lot of damage to Hirobi who is aiming for fusion. However, on the other hand, ATK is low, so the key is how to cover it.

A card that stops spell cards.
His GY Fertilization, which can be said to be a merit effect, is used as a cost to stop his spell many times, so depending on the deck, you may be forced to struggle.
However, ATK's height and material restrictions are difficult points, but if the former adopts an attack support card and makes it his Deck, which is the main EARTH, there should be no problem.
This card will probably be a normal rare...
I thought it was, but an unexpected card became a normal rare.

A cat that stops spells, its performance is pretty scary.
However, the weak point is that the status is low, so if you want to maintain it, you want a card that protects something.
Although the materials are strictly limited, he is active in various decks such as X Saber, Rokubu, his Gadget and Psychic.
As long as I'm happy about the mass production of Gungu.

Speaking of Christia Spell version, you can understand its strength
It even has the added effect of fertilizing GY.

Low stats, but powerful effects.
With more GY, he negates spells, so decks that use spells mainly will have a hard time unless something is done.

Her spell card version of the card-sealing S monsters that Naturia is proud of. Sending 2 cards from the top of the Deck to her GY is an unbelievable cost, and you can stop all her spells from your opponent.
Even if I'm worried about the RBI, it surpasses the Sidera class, and I can deal with it if I don't suddenly get a large one. Since the spell is sealed, the opponent can't deploy it so easily.
As expected, the restrictions are heavy, but there are many decks that can be achieved naturally if EARTH is used abundantly. It was seen in mirror matches between EMs that Valve and P Magician came out, stopped the opponent's Pendulum, and then made his Pendulum.
A level 5 bound synchro ace with enough ability to be included in gold. I'm happy to go out with valve + star 4 EARTH.

A cat that can easily stop spells at a low cost of sending 2 GY cards from the deck.
In most decks he's Spell > Trap, so he could be in pretty bad shape when he shows up.
However, since the attack and defense are not high, let's cover it with something on the combat side.
It used to be possible for a big cat to come out of a cat, but that cat was banned...
It was the only significance to turn DT3, but re-recording is confirmed in GS! Moreover, it is a mass-produced fan service. I'm even happier than when Gungu...

There are times when you get stuck with HERO just by this.
However, if you just put them out, they tend to die immediately, so you need to devise ways to make them live longer.

Naturia White tiger
Unlike turtles and dragons, the advantage is that you will not be able to pay the cost
He doesn't want me to go to GY only when I use a card like this The card drops
Indiscriminate GY