Muka Muka →Used Deck

With a deck that doesn't use up a lot of cards in your hand, the ATK is 1800-2100, which is a very high figure at the time, and it was used as a very reliable card. I think it's easy to use (except for decks that consume a lot of cards) At that time, the monsters over 2000 were only dark heroes or dark elves, so depending on how you use it, you can even surpass advanced monsters. However, in the current environment, it's unreasonable, so it's very difficult.It's extra, but if you can get it in International 2, it's an exceptional performance for the early stages.Monsters such as island turtles with over DEF 2000 and Holy Elves (Prevent Rat) It's easy to destroy in battle, so I recommend putting a few in your Deck once you get them.

His 2,100 RBI in his first hand was attractive, but he lost his position to Sidera, who doesn't use summoning rights, and Trago and Osiris, who rely on cards and have higher firepower.

A Rock monster that appears in Season 1 and increases its attack and defense in proportion to the number of cards in your hand. It will be quite powerful.
The three races that power up in the wilderness have a low-level monster with a maximum ATK of 1600 in the first period, and there were no monsters higher than "Shadow Ghoul" or "Millennium Golem" in the main deck, so the first period In the wilderness field in , it was normally the existence of the highest strength class.
It's not difficult to get more stats with the current card pool, but the power-up efficiency is too bad, and it would be much easier to beat the opponent in another way if you can earn that much cards.
He appeared as a remake monster in the 4th season, and instead of becoming a high-level monster, his original ATK and power-up multiplier increased, but I'd definitely like to see another level of nausea.
From the illustration of the smoke billowing out and the specification of the effect that increases the anger voltage depending on the number of cards in your hand, you might think that this monster itself is going to be irritated, but according to the game text, it seems to be a setting that specializes in angering the opponent. .
In the game work, it feels like a familiar monster as Rock in the early Deck, and since the existence of "Stone Dragon" and "Mystical Sand" with ATK over 2000, Rock is an excellent fusion material, so you can use it for a long time. .
In True DM2, the effect is applied when reversed, and the reference is changed to the number of monsters in his GY, so by putting it out in the second half of the duel, it is possible to easily obtain tremendous offense and defense alone. increase.

Comprehensive evaluation: If it specializes, it may aim at a 1 turn kill, but it is not enough to dare to use.
《Enraged Muka Muka》or 《Tragoedia》are better if you want to build up your hand and aim for a 1 turn kill.
If you want to use this, you want to take advantage of its low level, but is it enough to aim at monsters that have become Defense Position with 《Level Limit - Area B》?

Small Osiris. Since it is a low level, it has plenty of support, but as expected, it is difficult to operate as an attacker with a multiplier of 300. Also, there are many themes that use up all the cards in your hand, so it's not something you can easily adopt.

It has a strengthening effect similar to Osiris Trago, but it's undeniably lacking in power due to the low base stats and strengthening multiplier.
Even if you're specializing, you're better off using Enrage, Osiris, and Trago.
The impression is that it is unstable and subtle.

I used to use it from time to time. "If you have 5 cards in your hand, 2100 RBI is quite good." , 4 cards can be quite strong at 1800.
That said, even in the old duels, the cards in your hand would be scraped by handicap cards like Delinquent Duo, so it was difficult to maintain your hand. There was a point where it would be a problem, so even if you draw this, you won't have any cards in your hand.
It was a card that was not used so much for some reason.

The more cards he has in hand, the higher his ATK. I was attracted to this in itself, but this game doesn't have enough room to save your hand from the beginning. If you pull it after the middle stage, the strengthening condition will inevitably become low.
After all, it's hard to think of it as a fighting force without an increase like Slifer the Sky Dragon or a support like Silent Magician.

If you have 5 cards in your hand, you can hit 2100 RBI, which is a card that can reach Sidera RBI. Even with 1800 RBI, it met the standards for an attacker at the time, making it a very useful card. However, it is difficult to maintain 4 or 5 cards in the hand after the middle stage, and it is painful that the RBI is not stable.

At 1800 for 4 and 2100 for 5, it's really tough.
In the first place, it is difficult to maintain a large number of cards in Yu-Gi-Oh.

There is a certain amount of demand in the early days. With 4 cards in hand and 1800 points, it's pretty strong for a level 2. Even Lynx worked for a while.

It's the origin of monsters whose ATK is determined by the number of cards in your hand!
It was a relatively good monster if it came on the first turn.

Although his ATK is originally low, the increase value corresponding to 1 card in hand is also low, so it is inconvenient to use. The high-ranking 《Enraged Muka Muka》is an advanced card, but it also supports 《Giant Rat》.

A famous attacker who appeared in the early days. To be remade later. It's nice to be able to control your own firepower to some extent, but if you hesitate to use your hand for this card, you won't be able to win in the end. It is easy to search and recruit, so it is easy to build a dedicated deck.

When this card is summoned on the first turn, he is a low class monster whose ATK is 2100.
Recruiters are also supported, but in that case you'll probably use the enraged one.
If you want to use this card, you should aim for a one-hit kill after accumulating a large amount of cards in your hand.
As an aside, it seems that this card is actually not the angry side, but the angry side.

I'm annoyed!
A monster that increases his ATK and DEF by 300 times the number of cards in his hand.
A little Osiris, so to speak, but at 2100 even with 5 cards in hand, would he be more likely to use Cyber Dragon or Photon Thrasher?
With a dedicated deck, it would be better to point it to a more severe enraged state, and currently it is in a delicate position due to the oddness of the enhancement width. As expected, if you combine 《Infinite Cards》and 《Heart of the Underdog》, it could exceed 3000…
Still, in the early days, it was a card that had the potential to be one of the most powerful even in the lower ranks.

Becomes a 2100 costless monster on the first hand.
If you use this card, it's good to aim for a one-hit kill with a variety of cards to draw.
If you want to do a dos dos attack, you have no choice but to remove the limit with 《Infinite Cards》.

Small Osiris.
However, the shadow is thin because of the influence of upward compatible "Tragoedia" that is compatible with recruiters and easy to put out.
Still, being able to get 2100 on the first hand is attractive...

It used to make me shudder.