Centerfrog →Used Deck

Excluding the "○○ different" and "○○ return" series, the remaining words such as "cover", "flutter", and "obey" are limited to "frog" monsters, which are naturally usable as source material. A new monster that hasn't appeared in a long time.
However, the effect has no connection or connection with Gael or his WATER, and is derived from the original words, and the content is also based on Othello, which is the same as his black and white appearance. It has a very addictive control change effect.
The danger of this monster being sent to the opponent because it cannot be used as a material for Special Summon is low, but the conditions for fulfilling the effect are quite difficult, and it is played aimlessly. Things don't go as planned.
Even if you want to use it as a low hit point monster that can be immediately sent to your opponent in the main phase, it must be in Defense Position and it cannot be activated unless a monster appears in the opponent's main monster zone, so it can also be used as a combo member. It will be limited.
I think it's an interesting card, but to be honest, I don't even want to do this with the rare new Frog monster.
Frogs (Frogs) already have monsters such as Swap Frog, Dupe Frog, and Ronintoadin in the main deck, so it's not the time to play around with them.

Gael's novelty is No Rare. And it's pretty addictive.
It cannot be used as a material for various EX monsters, and has the effect of moving to the side of the opponent's monster and stealing all the monsters between them when this card becomes 2 bodies.
It's hard to imagine because it's binding and effects are too non-standard, but it's quite troublesome to have to have two bodies, and in the meantime, the attack will stop. Also, if you put out only one body, the target will be revealed to the opponent. For that reason, I want to invite you to toss and turn as soon as possible, but...
The fact that the opponent can use the effect of this card I sent also feels a bit difficult to use.

It's an interesting effect, but it's just a joke
Even though you can aim for a large amount of control, it depends on your opponent, and with 《Toadally Awesome》, the timing between you and your opponent's standby phase is delicate.
In addition, I wanted you to adopt a ban text that would not be a problem even if the new summoning law was implemented...

It's a very disturbing effect.
Literally, it is a monster that can make a large number of opponent's monsters change sides, and it is a monster that can play a big twist, but it seems quite difficult to get things to go well.
Still, it's a fun monster that presents a new use for 《Give and Take》, and I like this kind of thing.

A monster with an insidious effect that first rolls over to the opponent's zone, and when two of them line up, the opponent's monsters in between will roll over to this side.
If you can send this card to both ends of your opponent's main monster zone, you can take control of the opponent's monsters deployed in all of the other main monster zones... but it's difficult because the position where you can send it is completely dependent on your opponent. . Although Gael has 《Toadally Awesome》, sending in two of them is a lot of work, and as long as this card remains in the opponent's zone, the opponent can't deploy freely, but neither can you attack.
It's easy to imagine how difficult it would be to use it properly because the effects are too roundabout. It's an interesting effect, but probably not very practical.

You can transfer to the opponent's field, stay without becoming any material, and if you line up two monsters, you can make all the monsters in between your army.
Recruiting is easy if you have 《Toadally Awesome》, and if you have 《Inferno Reckless Summon》, you can line up three.
It's a very interesting effect, and he might make some interesting moves with Gaeru, who isn't good at decks.
More than anything else, the illustrations are funny and arrogant. Of course, the motif is Othello.