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The latest work of the Norare Insect monster group "G", which is actually the 7th body of this monster.
When an opponent's monster is Special Summoned by him, he sneaks into the field in a set state from his hand, and with this effect, he automatically reverses during the End Phase of the turn Special Summoned, becoming a face-up Defense Position, and in a chained manner trigger effect to destroy all his Special Summoned monsters.
Since the entire removal effect only responds to REVERSE during the End Phase, if it is attacked by an opponent's monster, it will stop until then. If you take it out of your hand in response to Summon, there is a considerable time lag until the end phase that automatically opens, so if you prepare a means to deal with removal effects that are exterminated before that time comes There will be more than a few.
That doesn't necessarily mean that your opponent will perform his Special Summon during the End Phase, and if your opponent doesn't perform any more Special Summons while you're reluctant to do so, you won't even have time to put out this monster.
In the first place, even if he special summons this monster at the right time, it won't stop the development after that, and if it's the main phase, the opponent still has room to reconsider.
You can think of it as letting your opponent use a card or effect to deal with this monster, but even though you don't do anything until the end phase, you prepare a monster on the field that your opponent can use as a stepping stone. It can also lead to things.
Also, if he is Special Summoned by his own effect, this monster will also be his Special Summoned monster, so don't forget that you will also be involved in the end phase's removal effect.

A humanoid fairy-type monster that is very rare even in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG world, and he is an Insect monster.
If there is at least one plant or insect in either of his GYs, he is a tuner who can self-SS from his hand. Having the means alone is worth a certain amount of evaluation.
But it's also a card that makes me feel the reality that I can't write a halifiber anymore when evaluating monsters like this.
You can get a free ride on the G thrown by your opponent, but basically you will send a monster of the corresponding race to his GY by link summoning etc. to fulfill the conditions.
Currently, it is difficult to see the effect of being treated as a non-tuner when used as an S material for plant/insect S monsters. The extent to which it can be connected to
It is recorded in the same pack, and from the card name and illustration, the relationship is that Circle of Fairy is level 7S, so there should be a level 4 tuner that is a semi-named S material, but this is also a pin at the moment. don't come
I have a feeling that there will be some kind of new development in the future, so let's expect it there.

Beetrooper, Zektorike, Dragonbite coming to Japan, 4 feather moth frames in the regular pack, new G monsters, even monsters attached to VJ Insect. Hidden Orbs, Superlative Insect monsters with effects related to Plants and Special Summon monsters.
It has a Special Summon method similar to "Doom Dozer", and requires an extra removal cost than that one, but this one not only has higher status, but can also use Plant as a cost. There are quite a lot of advantages if you can special summon from GY.
Resonance insects that can search for this monster and can fertilize her GY by being excluded to bring out this monster are particularly suitable as an exclusion cost.
He could use his Insects to Special Summon Neptune this time, allowing him to line up large Insects.
The effect is to prevent the opponent from chaining the activation of his Spell Trap card with a monster effect, and the effect that can be activated unconditionally during the main phase of each turn. It has the effect of hitting a black hole.
The first half effect doesn't directly affect the monster's action itself, so it's a little hard to appreciate, but the second half effect is a very valuable effect for Insect, since there are few cards that can interfere with the board due to monster effects. As a result, you can't attack directly, but I think it's a good enough performance as a total elimination effect.
Personally, I can Special Summon from his GY without relying on other powers due to my own effects! ATK over 3000! I think that it deserves a certain evaluation with only two points.
If there is one thing that bothers me, he has Naturia and Enchantment as a theme that mixes Insect and Plant, but even so, there is no need to mix Plant with this. will you get it? I wonder if it's about the place.
The only drawback of mixing Plants is that the removal effect will repel his Plants in the opponent's field, so I don't mind...

This time, the remake monster frame is a remake monster of 《King Tiger Wanghu》, the well-known 2nd period brave with a trigger effect that does not forgive weak people who came from true DM2.
His permanent effect can weaken all monsters other than himself, allowing him to unilaterally destroy monsters with ATK less than 2200 even by himself.
Also, as if he didn't need to fight directly against someone weaker than him, he also has an activation effect that can be used during the main phase of each turn to remove all monsters with less than his ATK.
Since it is your current ATK that you refer to, if you strengthen your ATK with card effects, the range that can be removed will also expand as it is, and because of the nature of weakening and removing your own monsters other than yourself, all of your own It works especially well with Clockwork Knight, which strengthens monsters and weakens all of your opponent's monsters.
In addition, there is synergy with Wonfu, the original remake, and it is possible to greatly expand the application range of the trigger effect over there, and this monster that cannot move during the opponent's turn and that monster that is weak against monsters that have already entered the battlefield. It will be a complementary relationship.
After all, the removal effect doesn't work on a guy with power that you can't defeat in battle, right? I think it's reasonable to say that it's difficult to fight the 11th period with the removal effect of the activation effect that can only be used during the main phase of your turn, but there are no particular activation / application conditions or costs. , Normal Summon It seems that it is written that it is relatively amazing as a low-level monster that can be normal summon.

A successor to The Bystial, which has demonic effects on Hikari and her DARK monsters.
The unique effect is the effect of excluding the monster by releasing the light of his field or his DARK monster when the ritual and EX monster are Special Summoned.
You can't use the effect alone, and you can't crush the trigger effect of a monster that has been Special Summoned, and it's an effect that takes a target that doesn't work against resistance, and the first The Bystial environment. It feels like a monster that is showing its appearance, but it's not bad to capture monsters that are Special Summoned, revived, returned, or Special Summoned after chain 2.
Under the influence of Dystopia, you can force your opponent to release monsters, so it can be said that the versatility of the effect itself is high.

Chaos Shell's companion monster, this is his LIGHT and he is a Tuner Monster.
The effect is almost the same as over there, and if you use only one, you will pay attention to the difference in the attributes of your own race and the monsters that can be excluded during your own SS.
Since there are restrictions on the deployment from the EX Deck after self-SS, it is likely to be pointed out first that it cannot be connected to Super Thunder Dragon that turn, even though it is a Thunder monster with a self-SS effect that can be activated in the hand. It's a little pity.

Like some other themes, Aegylogasis is also a tuner who has a theme that doesn't have S monsters. Contrary to what I thought, it was an Icejade level 10S monster that I prepared properly.
On each other's turn, all face-up monsters on your field have the effect of giving resistance to destruction and exclusion by effects with Friche, and if you use this effect in a chain with the activation of the opponent's effect, It has the effect of removing all cards and cards with the same name from the opponent's field and GY.
Monsters that gain resistance through activated effects are often hit from above, and the effect is generally subtle, but in the case of this monster, the presence of exclusion effects due to additional effects makes it effective. There is also meaning in chaining effects that have nothing to do with destruction or removal by , and it is especially powerful against monsters and Spell Trap cards that remain in play such as Continuous Spells, and the effects of GY activation It is also valid to use against the field effect of the Spell Trap card you have.
Another effect is to revive from GY in response to removal by opponent's effect. Monsters will have to move based on being Special Summoned by GY.
It can be said that it is a powerful monster that suppresses and interferes with WATER EX monsters because it can remove any card that exists in the field or her GY by itself without targeting it against the opponent's effect that activates.

A new option for Icejade Spell cards that can be searched with Ozil.
An excellent effect that allows you to recruit an Icejade monster or send it to his GY has somewhat troublesome activation conditions, but it only needs to have a monster in either the opponent's field or his GY, so the first turn of the attack is good. However, it is not uncommon for conditions to be met.
You will also need his WATER monsters on your field, but this is unlikely to be a problem because Ozil, who searched for this card, will fill it. , It feels like a card with that kind of design.
The GY effect is a restraining effect that banishes 1 card from the opponent's field when his Icejade monster on the field leaves the field by a method other than being destroyed by the opponent.
Icejade monsters have multiple monsters with his GY effect that are triggered by the destruction of his WATER monsters on the field, and by combining them, limit and select the removal method of his Icejade monsters on the field. It leads to letting
If you don't stick to the first turn of the attack, there are almost no situations where you can't activate it, except for accidents where you don't draw a monster. think.

I never thought the day would come when I could see that unfold like Ra.
To be honest, it's a monster that I personally think was worth it.
It is a type of Special Summon monster that cannot be Normal Summoned and can only be Special Summoned by card effects including its own effect. Or rather, it has the effect of returning the Chaos Core that seems to have been inside the sphere. It is a card that can be connected without using the summoning right.
Also, if you leave the field face-up, you and the Chaos Core will be excluded, so if you can manage the removal cost, it will not be difficult to prepare a return target again with each other's effects.
However, since both are Special Summon monsters, it is not possible to say which one comes first, and it is difficult to perform the maximum function unless a monster with a paired attribute that can be excluded and a companion to be returned are excluded.
It would be best if I could remove the partner monster from her GY for the pair of monsters I exclude during my SS, but I wonder if only a limited number of S monsters can be put out from the EX Deck even if I do that. I also think.

An earth angel monster inspired by the gambling draw sauce "Cup of Ace" that appeared in the anime GX and was OCGized in the fifth season.
The effect is activated in your hand, and if the coin toss is heads up, you can get a huge advantage of 2 draws while keeping the right to summon and put 1 monster on your field, but if it's tails down, all those advantages will be your opponent's. Make a risky bet that you will become
In addition to reducing the risk with a second chance, paying attention to the fact that you can force a monster into the opponent's field when the tails come out, you can use effects that require the presence of a monster in the opponent's field, The disadvantages are not all bad, such as preparing monsters that will be the target of the effect on the field, and being able to take care of the monsters that have been summoned with the preserved summoning right to eat the bubble shadow.
Since both can be beneficial, it is naturally a problem that the movement you want to do is not stable because it depends on the result of the coin toss, but I think it is quite worth using among gambling cards.
Well, I definitely don't want cards with effects like this, and if you miss them, you lose! !

Dodgeball this time with his Continuous Spell, the second in a series of ball games with 《Gokibore》.
An effect that can revive his level 6 or lower Insect that can only be used the turn it is activated, and an effect that swaps the control of 1 monster on the opponent's field with the control of his Insect on his field that has lower power than his Insect revealed from his hand. can be used on turn 1.
As an Insect that passes control to the opponent's field, Resonant Bugs and Response G, which trigger effects when sent to GY, and Scout Buggy, which acts as a deterrent to the opponent's deployment, are suitable, and the stolen monster is changed to Insect. Therefore, you can apply effects that refer to your own Insects to those monsters, and you can also use them to create EX monsters that require Insects as materials.
However, it's turn 1, so it's a shame that I can't change the control right away, even though I can prepare the monster to send on my own. It's also undeniable that it's a card that can't be trusted because it's a Continuous Spell that's hard to pull into.
I feel that depending on the presence of other cards in each other's hand, his GY, and other cards is a bit too much for an 11th season card.
Since it has a certain strength as a race-specific resurrection card that can be used immediately and can self-bounce, I don't think it will score below this.

A monster derived from Resonant Insects that has the effect of recruiting lower-level Insects by destroying them in battle.
The effect is an effect that allows you to search for advanced or higher Insects when GY is sent from the field, and an effect that allows you to send Insects from the Deck to GY by triggering them when they are excluded regardless of location. It is an excellent item that touches the deck and can be activated under loose conditions.
Either turn 1, or both are effects without a name turn 1, and there are monsters like Doom Dozer that can Special Summon by banishing multiple of his Insects in his GY, so feel free to do so. It's not difficult to get a total of 4 consecutive shots of 2 effects.
It can be effective just by NSing it alone and converting it into Almira, and it was originally a monster with high specs due to its high aptitude as a material for Special Summon and as a release agent and dispatch agent, but in recent years it has become a powerful monster. I have the impression that the number of advanced Insects has increased, further expanding the playing field.
It also has a good relationship with Gokipo and O-G, whose effects are triggered by sending her GY from the field, and I feel that the card name is good at resonance.

Third Welcome Labyrinth Normal Trap Card.
It has an excellent effect that allows you to Special Summon Labrynth monsters from a wider range than Welcome Labrynth, but since you need to bounce one monster on your field after the effect is processed, if you activate it while there are no monsters on your field, Special You'll be bouncing the Summoned Labrynth, effectively a search salvage.
In that case, it would be a good idea to recruit Shiroganehime, who can deploy herself from your hand, or accessories that can have effects from your hand even during the opponent's turn.
If there are other monsters that can bounce, they can be used as they are, and 《Lord of the Heavenly Prison》works well with her Labrynth Deck and is suitable as a bounce agent.
The GY effect is the effect of the first half, which can bounce one of his Fiends on your field with Friche on turn 1, but if you have a Fiend of level 8 or higher on your field, this target It transforms into a terrible disturbing effect that can be made on the card in the field.
The basic move would be to recruit 《Lovely Labrynth of the Silver Castle》or Shiroganehime with the effects in the first half, and then use her GY effect to prepare for the opponent's return turn.
Its strength changes somewhat depending on the situation, but I think it's a very good Labrynth Trap card with extremely high versatility and combo potential.

Beetrooper One of the cards from the 2nd edition of the legendary DP feather moth frame that was suddenly held in the regular pack, probably due to the influence of his visit to Japan.
In the Bandai version, "Basic Insect" with "Insect Armor with Laser Cannon" attached was turned into a monster of him, but in OCG, the level set for the firearm in the original and the offense and defense indicated on the laser cannon are used as they are. His abilities reflect his insect monsters.
Its effect is to attach it to his Insect on his field from his hand or his GY, and increase his ATK of the equipped monster by 1500 and his DEF by 2000.
A figure of 1500 is quite a good increase in his ATK from a single card, and since it can be easily cast from the hand like his Equip Spell and has the body of a monster, there are many others. Great to be able to use it.
It can be equipped from the hand and can be used from his Level 5 Insect monster, and even from his GY. .
An Insect equipped with this monster will definitely become an Insect with a defense of 2000 or more equipped with an equipment card, as long as it can receive the effect, so it can be used to release Great Insects, but the attack and defense will increase. Since it is only the Battle Phase and Main Phase 2 of each other, it is not possible to use this monster to issue a Great Insect before your own battle.
Also, it cannot be stacked, and if you equip it in this way, not only you but also the equipped monster will be banished when you leave the field.
It's naturally a tricky card to use as a mere ability-enhancing card, so it's preferable to combine it with his Insect cards related to equip cards and other effects related to removal.

An Insect monster that seems to be waiting at the bottom of 《Infinite Dismissal》.
In response to the opponent's monster's attack, Special Summon from the hand, the summon trigger effect allows you to equip the hand or GY's Insect as an equipment card to power up yourself, and at the start of the damage test in the battle of Insect monsters including yourself It has three effects that destroy cards on each side's field one by one.
Appears according to the opponent's attack, equips the hand or GY's Insect as an equipment card in a row, and if the opponent continues the battle regardless, you can remove the equipped Insect with that monster and your own effect. It is a good impression that all three effects are connected.
Also, by equipping her Insect, this monster will become "a monster equipped with an equipment card with a DEF of 2000 or higher", so you can release Great Insects from the EX Deck to Special Summon. will be
Insect has multiple monsters that are suitable for use as equipment cards, such as 《Gokipole》, Resonant Insect, and 《Retaliating "C"》, whose effects are triggered even if they are sent from the field to GY in the form of an equipment card. It's pretty convenient to be able to use those trigger effects in the process of making it like a Link 1 monster.
In particular, "Retaliating "C"" can search for this monster with its effect, so it can be said that it is particularly compatible with him as an Insect equipped from GY.