"Jirai Gumo" Rating Score by みめっと

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.