Mimicking Man-Eater Bug →Used Deck

Remake with battle destruction resistance.
If it becomes a table, it will also have effect destruction resistance and the RBI will increase.
It can't be helped that it takes a lot of time and effort to remove it because it's reverse, but if you hit it without removing its backside and it suddenly appears, it's not a bad thing.

It is a monster that has battle destruction resistance, and if you can use the reverse effect, you can destroy effects + increase your own RBI + resistance to effect destruction from a specific race.
If you can use the reverse effect, it can be very active, but it can be removed face down or destroyed by negate the effect, which is opponent dependent, making it a difficult card to use.
I think it's relatively easy to use in an environment where there are many cards that can only be removed face-up.
After that, it can be used as it is in an environment where the card power has declined, such as a Master Duel festival. It's low rare.

He is left behind in terms of both pool and card power. . Granting resistance is meaningless at the stage where it exists behind the scenes in the first place. As usual, he established an anachronistic combo that required a separate face-up card just to actively utilize his own effect, and in return, "Endo is just standing there..." ] I want you to design a little more seriously.

The nightmare insects that once devoured Blue-Eyed and 《Summoned Skull》are now revived.
A literal mimicry effect that takes over the entire status of the destroyed monster while leaving the destruction effect of the reverse effect intact. Imagining how Bramagi Girl takes over, I realize how dirty my mind has become.
Destruction resistance also matches the flow of a series of effects and is very easy to use, but it is still impossible to escape from the fate of Flip Monster, and it is common to be under the ground with the summoning right while defending the back. .
Although it is difficult to make full use of its performance, once it can be reversed, he can compensate for the RBI that Flip Monster tends to lack, so the potential itself is sufficient.

I think it's a good card, since it can't be destroyed by battle, it's a card that can be used in the [Insect Deck] with a "Marshmallon" or "Spirit Reaper" feel. It's easy to connect to 《Subterror Behemoth Fiendess》and 《Shaddoll Construct》which are monsters, it's level 4 so it's easy to do rank 4 Xyz (you can catch it with ``Debris Dragon''), it's an EARTH・Insect so you can search with 《Fighting G》, and it's a Flip Monster You can also search with 《Subterror Succession》
If it goes well, you can destroy one of your opponent's monsters and get a high RBI, so you can use it as a return [as a low-level monster] Well, I don't think it's a garbage card at all. I think it's a much better card than the same remake monster "Maha Vailo, Light of the Heavens"

One of the oldest remakes with a history of success in environments following Mahavailo and Sphinx. There is a possibility that the error card was used as a joke.
As for the effect, enhancement and destruction resistance have been added, but the slowness due to the reverse and the removal performance itself have not progressed, so it can't be denied that it is unsatisfactory to fight in the current environment.

The remake of the bosom monster in the regular pack this time is the second remake monster of a man-eating insect whose level is doubled while the offense and defense remain the same, and the man-eating effect is properly strengthened.
For some reason, the ruby for "insect" is still in katakana, but perhaps with that in mind, the ruby for "mimicry" is also in katakana.
The effect is not only that you can use the monster you eat as nutrition to pump yourself, but you will become the same race as the monster you eat, which is a horror movie-like effect that is close to "replacement" even in mimicry. It is.
So this is the truth about the misprint of the man-eating warrior that I made in season 2...! ?
It also has a resistance to being destroyed by the effects of monsters of the same race as itself, so it may be somewhat effective if the opponent is a uniform race deck, but after all, the conditions for activating the removal effect and the method of removal itself are the same. Since it hasn't progressed at all from the man-eating bug of , it seems difficult to apply this resistance effect well unless you combine it with another card effect of your own.
Since it cannot be destroyed by the effects of your own monsters of the same race as yourself, you can also combo with effects that involve people, but if you don't eat people, you're just a weak monster, and even if you succeed in eating people, you can't have a role beyond RBI. , It's a subtle place if you ask me if I want to keep it in place.
However, even if it can't be reversed, regardless of its race, I think it's okay to give it a certain degree of evaluation as a low-class monster that has unconditionally permanent battle destruction resistance on its own.