"Gorz the Emissary of Darkness" Rating Score by みめっと

A monster that first appeared in the one-shot that was the predecessor of Yu-Gi-Oh R, and later turned into OCG as a card attached to the book.
Due to the nature of the card attached to the book, which is basically not reprinted, it is a superlative monster with a self-SS effect that triggers the hand by taking damage, which contributed greatly to the sales of that volume.
When the opponent's field is empty, an inadvertent straight attack by a low-ranking monster invites a big pinch on the return turn. It is also a monster that brought new playing and common sense in dueling, such as always attacking monsters with low ATK first.
Of course, your own ATK is high, but the token that appears when you receive battle damage will have the same status as the damage received, so no matter how high the ATK of the monster that dealt the damage is, at least you will be able to trade off in battle. It was especially strong that I could take it and if I put it in Defense Position, I could withstand that attack.
Once he comes into play, he's just a vanilla with a fairly high ATK, but not only as a link material for various releases, but also as a level 7, it's suitable as an S material or X material if you feel like it. I would say yes.
Currently, even if this monster is put out, it can not be denied that it has a watery feel to it, and along with the drastic decrease in adoption rate, it has disappeared into oblivion along with Goes Care play, but it is still a useful monster in Decks like Fullburn. There is no change, especially if you can make use of the fact that it is a Fiend, such as using it as a fusion material for Dark Gaia.
As a complaint that is often said about this card, it is difficult for Cayenne to appear as an OCG card because he used Cayenne, who was a companion of this monster and was quite popular due to his appearance, as a token to Special Summon. It will be mentioned that I have done it.
The Cayenne was later released as a token card with a newly drawn illustration, and was followed up for a while, but it goes without saying that this has rather hindered the OCG conversion on its own.
I don't know what will happen now, so I would like to expect Cayenne to be converted to OCG, which is not just a copy and paste of the effect of Goes.