Mushroom Man #2 →Used Deck

It was a minor card from the 1st season, but in a mirror match between 《Kashtira》
In 2022, he became a highly respected presence in the neighborhood as a perfect meta card.
[Kashtira] Summon this card in the mirror and send it to your opponent's field during EF.
Then the opponent will be in the following situation
First of all, if there are monsters on the field, many of the various Kashtira that can't be SSed by their own effects can't be deployed and become dead cards.
His Kashtira, which is an X theme, has a restriction that he can only get X from EX after using some effects.
This theme does not have the same ☆3 as 《Mushroom Man #2》, so there is no need to worry about being used as an X material.
Even if you try to change it to L1, it is not compatible with 《Salamangreat Almiraj》due to ATK, so you need to change it to L2 or higher.
For that reason, L2's 《Donner, Dagger Fur Hire》that can destroy the opponent's card while self-destructing
There is a sub-plan to open the field as a countermeasure against sending [Kashtira]
Donna requires two different races as materials, so he can't be produced with Mushroom Man #2, which is the same race as the only lower class, Kashtira Riseheart (*This look and name makes him a Warrior, not a Plant).
If this happens, the opponent will be forced to make a disadvantageous initial move by using Braho or summoning a hand trigger such as 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》.
Moreover, the damage to the controller during SF is a forced effect
It works well with his Kashtira on this side, which can activate his own effect using the opponent's effect as a trigger.
In particular, 《Kashtira Unicorn》has the effect of excluding EX.
It is also possible to first exclude the above Donna and EX such as "Aussa the Earth Charmer, Immovable" that the opponent is trying to use to process "Mushroom Man #2".
In that case, the opponent will be forced into a clog at once without being able to dislodge Mushroom Man #2.
In this way, it's not just a meta, but a card that fits perfectly, including the fact that it specializes in mirror matches.
It's too niche of a use, but I applaud the duelist who found this card for this use in the first place.
At the same time, it is a card that has made known the depth of Yu-Gi-Oh's card pool.

If you send it in advance, you can block the activation of 《Lightning Storm》and 《Evenly Matched》. A card that feels like it can be used normally.

I never thought something like this would ever see the light of day in the environment... a card. Known for being the perfect metaphor for Kashtira.
It can be easily sent to the opponent's board, and it is relatively easy to recruit due to its race. Currently, there is no particular use other than the Kashtira meta, but this score is based on the uniqueness of the effect.

As a duelist, I'm sure you're well aware that any card has a chance to play an active role, but I didn't expect a card of this level to be in the spotlight...
It's too pinpointed, so I can't give it a 9 out of 10 rating, but I can't give it a low rating. I was once again reminded that Yu-Gi-Oh is amazing. I truly believe that anyone who finds a way out of this card deserves to be awarded by KONAMI.
There are geniuses. It's frustrating.

It's been over 20 years since I made this card in its early days, but I don't know why it was made.
However, even though it's a pinpoint meta for the mirror, it's a bit sad that it's used to further promote the advantage of Kashtira, who is the strongest class in the current environment, instead of coming back from the second attack.
The possibility that such antiques can turn from garbage evaluation and come out to the forefront is an advantage that other Yu-Gi-Oh card games that do not have stun drop do not have.
In the current environment, the power of the cards that came out recently is too strong, and most of the cards, especially the light and dark decks other than his Tearlaments, can't be used in real battles, which is worse than stun drops. it's no different
I wonder if the score is about this because the usage is pinpoint and pinpoint
As a result of sending `` Mushroom Man #2 '' for EARTH convenience, there is a possibility that it will be eaten as a link material by Aus
With that plump big milk, this 《Mushroom Man #2》(meaningful)!?
There is a possibility that it will be Donna, but they also have something quite impressive, so when they send me Mushroom Man #2, I'm at a loss as to which one to choose.

It was an insignificant early card, but it became a meta for the Reiwa Superspeed environment.
The biggest discovery in the Reiwa Yu-Gi-Oh world? is.
Warrior is a result and speculation that is faithful to the original story.

Do you pay 500 LP and force the damage after the next turn on your opponent, or do you continue to receive damage without paying LP?
It seems to be a monster with such a concept, but from the time of its appearance, it can only give Tribute without giving much damage. Now you can easily talk from the field that you have as a link material. The concept is dead.
It's been a useless card for a long time, but as other card players have said, it seems to be active in the Kashtira mirror.
It's a card that has become active, but the effect itself is weak, so I'll give it 5 points considering both points.

Who could have predicted that such a minor card would be used in an environment...? Perhaps the most surprised person is 《Mushroom Man #2》himself.
Yu-Gi-Oh doesn't have stun drops, so it's really interesting that such meaningless cards play an active role.

《Mushroom Man》different colors.
With its appearance and good effect, it was a card that was treated like a joke even from the official side.
However, as many people say, in the current environment of Reiwa, it will be an unbelievable choice as an anti-Kashtira mirror.
Transference = He violates Kashtira's deployment by not letting the opponent's field empty. In addition, it can also block lights and 《Infinite Impermanence》.
So far, the other transfer personnel are the same.
Burn = Low damage but mandatory effect, you can trigger the effect of your own Kashtira.
Status = Contrary to his appearance, he is a warrior and can search for Rise Heart. There is also the fear of being used as material for other EX monsters, but luckily, Kashtira is also good at destroying EX decks.
It was the result of showing a miraculous engagement.
It may be a temporary success, but I'm honestly moved by the fact that a card like this is starting to show up in the environment, and I want to pay tribute to those who decided to use it. It seemed to have no future...

Congrats on your environmental debut.
Although the personality that can be spontaneously sent is rare, it tends to be evaluated that other monsters are better because they have to be summoned.
However, his appearance in Kashtira changed everything. Kashtira doesn't care about summoning right, so let's give summoning right to this card. You can also activate Unicorn and Fenrir with effect damage as a trigger. Especially for Unicorn, it works very well as it prevents 《Mushroom Man #2》from being converted to Aus and Link 1.
Furthermore, the mysterious races peculiar to the early stage are exquisitely meshed. Not only can you share support with Reinforcement of the Army, which can search for Rise Heart, but your opponent can't use it to forcibly open up the field by issuing Donner, Dagger Fur Hire from Rise Heart. Also, her ATK is unnecessarily high, so I can't get rid of her with Al Mirage.
It made me feel nostalgic, remembering the Magical Dragon Ruler, where this kind of mysterious card plays an active role.
I want to honor the person who found it as a Yu-Gi-Oh!

《Mushroom Man》「Maybe it was the other way around...」
"Name", "Level", "Race", and "Effect" are all a miraculous piece that meshes with Kashtira, who reigns at the top of the current environment.
After all, it makes me realize that the fun of Yu-Gi-Oh OCG is that all of the cards in the ever-increasing card pool can be used (excluding banned cards).
Contrary to this dark appearance, the Warrior must have been created with the desire to become a warrior who fights in the future environment 22 years in the future. (I don't think the creators thought about it that much.)
Still, the card itself is by no means a high performer, but I'll give it a 10 in honor of the person who discovered it works in the meta.

Anti-Kashtira answer card popping out of the trash
The first one you found is a genius

A card that happened to be the answer in his Kashtira mirror due to its level, race, effect, and stats. No matter how you look at it, the creator who made this card, which looks like a Plant, a Warrior, could see this future...?

Perfect Metacard in Kashtira Mirror
A race that supports reinforcements, an exquisite level 3 that is neither 2 nor 4, and an exquisite ATK of 1250
Since the timing of control transfer is also the end phase, there is almost no worry of being sent back to the opponent
If there is an Aus in the EX, it will be dealt with, but let's take out the Aus with Unicorn, starting with the effect that activates during the standby phase.
A miracle big newcomer who has everything meshed as a perfect Kashtira meta
After 20 years of hard work, I am happy that the day has finally come to shine

A planter monster with a warrior's heart, it may have been originally a human.
It's a card that I know very well what I want to do, but I can't imagine that my opponent will go along with this quasi-stone-taking game.
On top of that, even if you leave it as it is, it doesn't feel like a big nuisance, and you have to pay more to force it on your opponent.
Is it the best thing to use to tie down the opponent's board by pushing a monster and restricting the use of self-SS abilities, righteousness, and rivalry that cannot be used if there is a monster on the field? Hey you.
Addendum: Not only the ability to be forced on the opponent's field, but also the conditions to be forced, the burn effect of the forced effect, his own level, race, and even his ATK will be the reasons for choosing to counter strong enemies...
This kind of monster has a strong competitor in the current card pool, Ivries, so I chose this over that. With its overwhelmingly sharpened senses, Pioneer-sama can be said to be his true Deck builder. I don't think so.

Comprehensive evaluation: 《Rivalry of Warlords》is a card that unexpectedly lasts a long time and reduces LP.
It looks like it's used as a link material, but Warrior's general-purpose Link Monsters are about 《Ferocious Flame Swordsman》, 《Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights》, and 《Codebreaker Virus Swordsman》, and the decks that can use any of them are limited.
Even with Xyz materials, there are no Invokers, so opportunities to use them as materials will be limited.
Also, since control moves during the End Phase, there is an opportunity to equip 《Vengeful Servant》, aiming for increased damage.
If this card equipped with 《Vengeful Servant》is transferred, Kana is a little confused as to whether to use it as material or pay the LP cost and damage the opponent.

Even if it looks like this, it's a Warrior. Regardless of the burn every turn, it has the disadvantage of transferring control to the opponent if you pay LP. No matter how you look at it, it's backward compatible with Lavago, and the punchline is that it's used as a Link material just like him.
That's what I thought, but it turned out to be a threat to [Kashtira]'s mirror match. If you actively send it on the first turn, your opponent's Kashtira can't use his Special Summon, and thanks to Burn, you can combo with his Kashtira and his Unicorn.
Moreover, since he is a Warrior, it is easy to recruit. I never thought that the early cards would be so active...

In the old days, if you sent this card, it would only give you a card that could be used as a release factor, and rather it would only cause disadvantages.
Now, Synchro, Xyz, Link, and various other summoning methods have appeared, so it will definitely help you deploy.
There is also a way to send it at the final stage, but I don't think I'll put this card in before that.

It has the effect of inflicting 300 damage to the owner during your standby phase, and the effect of giving control to the opponent by paying 500 LP at the end.
This card is probably intended to control and damage each other with the damage in the Standby Phase and the cost in the End Phase, but basically, if you give it to your opponent, it will be used as a material for Link etc.
It's hard to imagine that the other party will return it obediently, so the intention is collapsing.

Even before the Synchro Summoning appeared, it was only a release agent, and after the Synchro Summoning appeared, it was a guessing card. When Link Summon appeared, I received a Death and Body Kick. If the damage multiplier is a little higher, it's possible to aim for a combo. It's an eternal mystery why he's a Warrior.

blue mushroom. Send and damage. The problem is that the amount of damage is too small, and it becomes a good material. You can double the damage by using 《Dark Room of Nightmare》. It can't be helped that it becomes a material.

A certain duelist (TF)'s favorite card.
It should be ..., but it is active in the Kashtira mirror. You did it!

Rather than taking 300 damage on standby, I think it's more dangerous to give the opponent a monster that can be used for anything as a material or release, but that is.
Since you don't pay 500 LP to give it to your opponent, it's practically a demerit monster that just gives you 300 burns to standby.
The effect of being able to catch the disadvantage of pushing each other is interesting, but...

This mushroom is weak because it cannot attack with mycelium.
My recommendation is to support your opponent's rank 3 in a hospitality duel.

Ended up being used for material
I wonder if it's the effect I wanted to catch...

Despite his appearance, he is a warrior, so he has plenty of support.
《Duston Roller》
I'm not strong, but...
It is an idol card that is not suitable for actual battles.

If you can actually catch the ball successfully, it will be an interesting card, but it seems like you're asking for Synchro or Xyz to use it, so it's difficult to use it normally. Even so, if you combine 《Rivalry of Warlords》etc., it will be a big loss that the opponent can also use the sending effect. There is no point in hiring.

By transferring control with your opponent, you can play "Mushroom Man #2 catch ball" that communicates with each other.

A card that allows you to transfer control to your opponent.
However, there are many things that make the other party happy, such as being used in Synchro Xyz material or being released for Tribute Summon.
For the time being, if the opponent's LP is 300 or less, you can become a finisher, but...

It's not an effect to the point of intentionally teleporting. It's interesting to be able to transfer control yourself, but it's also used by the other party.

Even if you go out of your way to hand it over, it will only be used for Release or Synchro Xyz and you will only lose money.
Since the effect to pass is the end phase, it is difficult to get involved in combos.
I think it would have been interesting if the damage in the standby phase was a little bigger...

A truly beneficial effect.
At least if it's a plant... I'm reminded that it's subtle.