"Number 41: Bagooska the Terribly Tired Tapir" Rating Score by カディーン

A place-connecting entertainer who connects the place on behalf of the late big figure.
A defensive move that surpasses one turn by standing up as a substitute for the time being when the ideal lineup cannot be laid out due to card accidents or interference. Even though he is a substitute, the effect is strong and he can be said to be shut out except for Link Monsters.
However, in Yu-Gi-Oh, if it's not his deck with such a concept from the beginning, it's a game where the one who goes on the defensive loses, and if you evaluate this card alone, you can never give a high score.
Still, the fact that he is active in the field is due to the fact that the number of obstructive measures to stop development has increased due to the correction of the disparity between the first attack and the second attack, and the influence that he has taken measures to turn over with every deck.
In the past, it was built with a recoverable development assuming a match against Effect Veiler, but the Yu-Gi-Oh's interference in Reiwa is not as good as it was at the time, and it is often the case that even recovery is impossible.
When you fail in such a development and lose your balance and you have to survive the return turn, you can rely on this vermin imitation. In Reiwa Yu-Gi-Oh, which has a variety of removal methods, it's honestly quite difficult to survive a turn with this guy alone, but when you're stalled by the opponent's interference, it's often the case that you've drawn too many interference cards, so it's interference. If you bring it into the air mud match of vs interference, the winning chance remains.
And if you managed to survive somehow, this is where this card really comes into its own. Since the defense by the permanent effect becomes a hindrance when you attack yourself, you would have to take a separate means to retreat, but this guy simply changes the battle position to stop the interference.
His splendid footwork, which perfectly matches the arrival of the main character and retreats to the wings of the stage, is the reason why he is a master of connecting the stage. In addition, since the monsters on the opponent's field are still in Defense Position, it has a management ability that prepares a guest to punch and say "Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder". When in Attack Position, it gains so-called dragoon resistance, making it difficult to stop the attack. Overflowing.
In general, its locking performance is not strong on its own, but it has a high affinity with a variety of obstruction cards that can be said to be indispensable in Yu-Gi-Oh, and has a meta effect that pierces the monster-heavy environment. It seems to be highly rated.