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Link d'arc appeared with full satisfaction. With a braver look on his face, he'll be less likely to be mistaken for a girl.
Needless to say, Yu-Gi-Oh's Darkness is the strongest, and it is often hubbed with Light in the attribute cycle, but Charmer's popularity, which cannot be pushed or pushed, has led to a combination of 6 attributes. Even though it was hubbed at Struk.
In terms of pinpoint demand, there are some parts that will yield to Heater and Aus, but in terms of overall power, we will suppress Rainer and keep the top position as the sole leader. The fact that Spellcasters are a race closely related to his DARK is also a tailwind.
Also, since it's a boy, it wouldn't be embarrassing for a teen duelist to use it!

A piece that cannot be removed when talking about Yu-Gi-Oh history.
Anyway, a problem child who crashed YU-JYO, a lot of duelers all over Japan, regardless of age or gender, with cards full of bad things about analog games.
What it does is "specify a card name, and if you have it, you'll be handicapped." It's an effect that can be explained in a single line, but it's all involved in the troublesome part of Yu-Gi-Oh's rules and has caused numerous problems. .
Even if I give a quick list, there are only things that usually occur in field games, such as "the opponent's self-declaration of the handicap", "frequent rewinding because it is a furiche", and "existence of confusing card names". Moreover, it is inevitable that it will affect the progress if it becomes a watering argument at the tournament.
The fact that it was installed in all his decks as one of the three Sacred Treasures of the Second Handes also spurred the spread of damage.
The temporary restrictions may have been partly responsible not only for the performance of the card, but also for the behavior that naturally causes delays and troubles.
In fact, now that restrictions have been lifted, the number of cases in which trouble occurs has decreased significantly, as rules have been developed and confirmation of priority and phase transitions has become common sense for duelists. It can be said that the number of users has decreased.
"Follow the rules and have fun dueling!!"
The card that feels the weight of this word the most.

Photon The strongest and most popular card. Veteran duelists can grin at the nomenclature.
It's a support card that perfectly satisfies the SS requirements of Galaxy-Eyes' Photon Dragon in terms of performance, but the true value of this card is its lax pledge. Since it does not hinder the deployment of LIGHT monsters, it is an excellent seed for Tribute Summons and Link Summons.
It was this card that enabled the advanced axis Fairy Deck with 《Vanity's Ruler》and Angel O7 to function as a mine.
After the appearance of Link Summoning, he has been involved in the transportation of dangerous goods as a Union Carrier Limited Express ticket.
In any case, while he has the name of Photon, he is often active on single business trips, and although it is a category card, it is a unique existence that has been highly evaluated for its single performance and synergistic breadth.

Ivy Jigoku will release you when it's your opponent's turn.
A subspecies of DNA remodeling surgery that appeared groping in the dark because Aki was a user of the Plant, which was an unfortunate race.
Unfortunately, even the handling of the DNA remodeling operation itself was difficult to stand on the front line with the recovery when it was delicately broken in the middle. This type of effect is trendy and will only last until the opponent's turn.
On the other hand, since the activation itself is a furicie, you can expect the activation of the draw effect to some extent, and there is no shortage of work as a combo member who will not be bothered even if it is broken. Thanks to that, from the opponent's point of view, it is a card that "doesn't need to be broken", so it is often ignored. Mushizu is running!
Anyway, I can't help but feel the itchy feeling that I can't reach the itch.

A phony monster that competes for the position of the most compulsory devifla.
A subdued vermin that is phony summoned due to lack of dynamic text, no turn 1 limit on counters, can be called outside of fusion, and lack of dynamic text.
However, at that time, Yu-Gi-Oh did not keep up with the expansion of the market share, and there were not a few cases where cards full of holes were printed. For better or worse, this piece represents the turmoil of Konami during the 5D's era.
However, the root of the problem is the release of devifla, and is it a bit forcible to question the crime of this card itself?
Konami's sales promotion strategy, which reprinted Extrio less than a year after the release of Devifla, is much more sinful.

I didn't expect it to really turn over.
Similar effects in other TCGs are mostly effects that reveal the top of the Deck, but Yu-Gi-Oh physically flips it over. It's a playful effect that's typical of early cards. It's troublesome.
At first, he was alone in the world with no compatible cards, but gradually, synergistic cards began to appear, leading to his deck showing unique behavior unlike any other.
However, the synergy is thin, anyway thin. Cards that work well with 《Convulsion of Nature》have a weak connection with each other, and many of them are inferior in performance on their own. Or rather, 《Convulsion of Nature》itself does nothing by itself. For that reason, if you can't draw 《Convulsion of Nature》, the level of disintegration is also unparalleled.
It was reckless to say that it was a reckless construction to rely on one type of Continuous Spell, which is difficult to search for, even at that time, and I have never heard of a story in the east or west that it achieved results in competitions.
A unique card makes his deck unique, so he can't beat a serious deck. Fun Deck Cards that are the ultimate in spirit.

He says that he can't use spells in places where there are no spellcasters, and he has the Spellcaster's home-ground atmosphere.
It's true that Yu-Gi-Oh is an environment that emphasizes monster effects, but most monster effects often require summoning rights and some cost or situation, so his spell cards are second to none in terms of immediate effect.
This property is most utilized in the initial movement, and in other words, if he is banned from spells, it will be a big obstacle to move to these actions, and in some cases, he will suffer a surrender-class injury.
If either this card or his Spellcaster leaves the game, the effect will be lost, so it is difficult to maintain, and it can be used adversely. You can decide by looking at
From that time to the present, it is a power card that is considered for adoption at least once in Decks centered on Spellcaster. Of course, since the imperial order is like that, there's no way this mutually compatible card would be weak.

The name of the card that embarrassed the duelist who didn't understand the structure of Dameste and said, "Are you okay with Dameste?" with a triumphant face.
The effect itself wasn't very strong, but it was talked about by some because it could cheaply compete with Honest, which was the eye of the typhoon in the environment at the time.
Yu-Gi-Oh's battle phase was originally a complicated structure, and Honest itself was easy to cause trouble, and Honest at the time could be activated during damage calculation, so it was just confusing. Judges these days were quite busy because they were involved in the "smooth progress of the tournament", which is the reason for the judges' existence.
Nowadays, his deck is the standard that uses scattered removal methods, and in the era of all-purpose removal standard, the slowest activation timing has become a hindrance, and the brilliance of the past has not been seen. . It was nothing more than the brightness of the moon reflecting the light of the sun called Honest.

A strong ally of the Tribal Unity Deck.
It was an era when Good Stuff, a collection of strong cards, was dominant, so the effect itself stuck in the environment. Evaluation is not good enough.
However, the fact that Gravekeeper, which is the oldest category, adopted it and left it active, and it was known at an early stage that it is useful in the category Deck.
The meaning of this card changed drastically when we entered the age of Synchro Xyz. Due to the nature of having to line up at least two materials, if the species of the material monsters are different, it will be interrupted and the development will stop. Furthermore, since there is no deck for him to unify the races of S monsters, it has changed to a very convenient meta card interference card that can stop further development.
At first glance, it looks better than Gozen Match, which binds attributes, but many of the categories are originally of a unified race, and it is narrower than the impression that there are many cards that can be stuck, but few Decks. Note the meta range.

A leading tuner who is referred to by card name.
Various he is named by Genex monsters, and he is the center of Genex. It is still the only vanilla tuner that can be searched by name.
The entanglement with Undine, who searches by name, is very strong, and in the form of business trips to the WATER Deck, he raised the value of WATER monsters, and the sales of Duel Terminals, which were still little attention at the time, were greatly increased. contributed.
It was also the time when trading card single-card distribution began to spread nationwide, and some duelists were probably surprised at the price.
I haven't been blessed with a chance to reprint it, and while the environment has changed during that time, it's easy to get it now, but on the other hand, there are more competing options, so the significance of using it has diminished considerably.

A rare monster from DDD.
Among the die roll systems, it has stable performance due to its original high status, and it is almost certain that it will exceed 3000, and even if it is 3000 or less, the destruction resistance will be confirmed by the additional effect described later, so the result will not be bad no matter how it falls. .
The effect of the eyeball is an additional effect that can be obtained with Zorome. The probability calculation seems to be difficult, but in fact, the probability is exactly the same because I only tampered with the Chinchirorin a little. The rules look complicated, but they're easy! "Unfortunately, Shigoro and Hifumi don't count, so when Shigoro appears, I feel like I've wasted my luck."
Although he said that he has stable strength at first, he is a superlative who can only hit, and if you consider differentiation, his Deck, which specializes in dice rolls, is the main place of work. deaf. The explosive power when 6 Zoro is played is guaranteed to burn your brain with the most destructive power in the history of Yu-Gi-Oh!
Of course, the dice will not respond to the wishes of the friends you trust, so if you want to increase your odds, simply use something like That Six.

A cemetery that lives strongly despite facing headwinds in terms of rules.
Prohibits the activation of attacks and effects of high-level monsters that have been SSed. Due to the prohibition of activation, which was rare at the time, the specs are still valid today.
There was also the aspect of boosting the low-level syncro that was catastrophically weak at the time, and Golgar was gleefully bouncing this guy.
Unfortunately, after that, Xyz and his Link Monster appeared, and the performance as an obstruction card fell to the ground, but on the contrary, it also means that it is compatible with such cards, and his Deck is intensely stabbed. It is also possible to adopt it by focusing on the sticking point. The sense of smell that reads the environment is important.

One of the representatives of Barn Trap who supported the old Barn Deck.
Unless there are special circumstances, he doesn't line up more than 2 monsters, so he has almost no deck, so 1000 damage is almost guaranteed.
Compared to Ceasefire, which counts your own field, and Secret Barrel, which counts your hand, the expected value of damage is not high, but since this counts tokens treated as vanilla, the damage that can be actively extended is large. 《Ojama Trio》is a longtime partner.
Conversely, if you use it without setting up, it will only be a deterioration of 《Ceasefire》, so you should be careful when handling it, as the whole deck will lean towards full burn.

A card that boasts an amazing illustration ad that once you see it, you'll never forget it. I can't remember the effect of the card because the illustration is too strong.
A card for combat tricks that directly equips him with GY's equipment card with a Quick-Play Spell. What he does is strong, but from a Yu-Gi-Oh perspective, there is little advantage in activating an equipment card during the opponent's turn, and he doesn't have many equipment that he wants to keep in GY. The gap in the rule that you can't even activate a damage step is seen as a problem, and it's difficult to actually use it.
GY's attempt to turn his Equip Spell into a Fliche is excellent in itself, and is largely due to the lack of cards with sufficient performance at present.
That said, there are a fair number of cards that are compatible with it, and it is interesting to see Axe of Fools, which is a double-edged sword that is originally a one-time-use card, has a disadvantage, and Dragon Shield, which provides resistance. It wouldn't be a bad idea to try it on Mikanko.
So far, it is a low evaluation in one point that the reward is thin, so there is a possibility that it will change depending on his Equip Spell in the future.

Equipment Trap version 《Waboku》.
The resistance can only be used once per turn, but if you're hit twice or three times, there's not much point in activating it in the first place, so it's not a big problem.
The effect itself is not peculiar and easy to use, and it's not weak at all, such as doing the minimum work as a defense card, but it was born too late. At least if it had been printed in the GX period, the story would have been different...
On the contrary, since the effect itself related to battle is abundant, the use itself is expanded. It's pure powerlessness.