Jirai Gumo →Used Deck

ATK is high, but the disadvantages are too big. For that reason, everyone used it as a wall instead of letting it attack, but once Gobu-Convex was obtained, it stopped being used.

At the time of its introduction, it was an exceptional RBI for a lower class, but of course it has a severe disadvantage. Although the attack seems to be better as long as it can continue.
Now there are lower grades with higher RBIs, so I would like to take advantage of the disadvantages, but because of the coin toss, it is unstable even for that purpose.
Is it difficult to put into practice?

Comprehensive evaluation: Since ATK is high, is there a way to utilize it if the loss of LP can be used?
With 《Number 35: Ravenous Tarantula》, he converts the LP difference into his ATK, so even if it is halved, his ATK will go up.
Are 《Megamorph》and 《Hope for Escape》also compatible?
However, since it depends on the result of the coin toss, whether these tactics can be used depends on luck, and it is difficult to be stable.
《Dark Elf》may be more stable.

You can attack with either of them, but it's a big disadvantage if you only attack with a low grade 2200.
It's possible to attack regardless of how much LP you have left, but...
It's not worth it to use with Skidre, but it might be worth it if you dare to cut your LP.
However, it is also a drawback that it is necessary to attack even if it is for the purpose of cutting LP, and it is unstable whether it can cut LP.

The card with the highest ATK among the low-level monsters in season 1, not to mention low-level, higher than most normal summonable high-level monsters in season 1.
However, as a matter of course, he is a disadvantage attacker, and if he flips a coin when attacking and does not come out as declared, in other words, there is a 50% chance that he will lose half of his LP.
In the original, this name was given in the sense that it was a monster that appeared when an enemy stepped into a specific square, but in the OCG, it became a monster that made the unlucky player who controls this card step on a mine. .
However, regardless of the result of the coin toss, this card's attacks are executed normally, and even if he loses, he will only have half his LP and will not be exhausted on the spot.
Also, since there is no need to toss a coin when attacked by the opponent, it was positioned as a high-scoring attacker with relatively light disadvantages that can be used as an attack position figurine.
However, the fact is that Attack Position figurines that don't attack themselves weren't used that much even in the 1st and 2nd seasons. I wouldn't.
Due to its overwhelming power as a low-class monster, it was called a construction monster in DM3 and played an active role along with the cocoon of evolution as the absolute ace of the forest, surpassing even the low-rank monsters with 2000 offense and defense.
In the original, it had the effect of resetting the enhancement value obtained from the equipment card of the opponent's monster that fought and battled, but this is carried over to this card in true DM2, and the original ATK is 2200. It was an excellent monster that could slaughter even the thickest strengthened monsters in an instant.

At 1/2 he loses LP which is quite a disadvantage. Even if you look at it as an Insect attacker, Chainsaw Insect, which has a higher RBI, and Armored Bee, which can weaken the opponent, are easier to use. A combo-friendly card that can be used in combination with other cards such as Gigantic.

One that is still easy to handle among the demerit attackers at the time.
However, the downside is too heavy.

One of the demerit attackers that existed from the beginning. ATK was 2200 and boasted something different even in the lower class at that time.
When an attack is declared, a coin is tossed and the front and back are hit, and if it is lost, it has the effect of losing half of the LP. The attack passes regardless of the result of the coin toss.
Although there is a risk of losing half of your LP, you can definitely pass the attack, so it is highly reliable as a demerit attacker. ATK also exceeds the sideline, so I can fulfill my job as a demerit attacker. If you don't attack, your LP doesn't decrease, so you can use it as a wall.
However, these days, cards that exceed his ATK can easily pop out of EX, so the credibility and penetration power have been considerably damaged. Even with Skill Drain, there are cards that can do more damage, so...

Ancestor of demerit attackers. Strong enough if used well

A high firepower demerit attacker in the era when ATK was not written yet
Now that he has half his LP, some people took advantage of it by turning him into a giant monster and punching him.

He's always had a problem with the Goblin Stormtroopers.
If you can find meaning in tossing a coin and reducing LP, you can adopt it.
Disadvantage Attackers can use anything like this

In the original and anime, he should have been Spell or Trap
Monsters in reality.
It was a good one among the early demerit attackers

Disadvantages Although he falls short of the representative attacker "Goblin Assault Force", he has a high ATK for a lower class. However, the main disadvantage is quite painful, and it also affects the activation of cards that require a fixed LP cost, such as Solemn Warning , so it's a little tough. Insect also has Armored Bee that can handle up to 3200 RBIs on its own, so this one will be able to differentiate itself by being used as a wall in Attack Position.

One of the strong demerit attackers. His ATK of 2200 would be nice. The downside is just too strong. 《Skill Drain》or Second Chance is required to use it. However, if you use 《Skill Drain》, you need a assault force, he is Barbaros, and 《Chainsaw Insect》.

One of the demerit attackers.
If you remove the coin toss, the disadvantage of blowing half of your LP is very strong.
With 《Skill Drain》, you can negate this effect, but even so, there are easy-to-handle Goblin assault units and 《Chainsaw Insect》...

Disadvantages One of the attackers that has been around from the very beginning.
The RBI is also quite high, but the disadvantage is that with a probability of 1/2, his LP is halved, which is an extraordinary cost.
It can be used as a second attacker in the Samurai Box, but it can be used as a second attacker in the Samurai Box, but it can also be used as a Skidre Insect Deck together with 《Chainsaw Insect》.
The disadvantages are too big, so it hurts even if it's Synchro or Xyz, but it doesn't have enough RBI to compete with it...

It's tough in the beginning, but useful in the end.
But towards the end...
Currently, there are 2300 lower demerits, but you can still use what you can use.
The aspect of insects cannot be overlooked either.

Also has the effect of halving LP
Supplemented with 《Second Coin Toss》
It can be operated as a normal 2200 attacker.
Well, if I'm unlucky, I'll probably remove it both times...