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Fusion Monster, his Insect monster in the insect wing moth frame that suddenly appeared in the regular pack, is a chimera of ultimate perfection and ultimate mutation.
The appearance characteristics of Great Moth and Insect Queen can be seen everywhere, but the offense and defense are lower than the ultimate perfect state.
The two fusion materials can also be used with the above two bodies, and in actual operation, Resonance Insects can search for monsters that meet these conditions. Spider Gus and Gadara, which are compatible with super fusion, are suitable as fusion materials because they can be put into the opponent's field, but in any case, it is unlikely that they will be properly fused.
The reason for this is that even if you release an Insect with a defense strength of 2000 or more equipped with an equipment card, you can directly twist it out of the EX Deck, which is a special summoning condition of your own, and you can summon the Messiah recorded in the same pack. In addition to using the trigger effect and equipping a monster with 2000 or more DEF with Paranoid to release it, Pico Farena and Giga Weevil can meet the conditions, so it's easy to put out in an injector deck in this way.
And above all, it's very emotional that "Petit Moth", which is the original story of this Special Summon method, has been adjusted so that it can be used for release with the Cocoon of Evolution equipped and having a defense power of 2000. is not it.
The effect is battle destruction resistance that makes the resistance stronger when lined up with mutations, and the true power is demonstrated in the forest named Field Spell, and before the start of each other's battle, the opponent's ground monsters can be used at any time. The effect is based on the image of the brave figure of Great Moss in the original kingdom edition that wipes out.
Well, how to say it, even though two big names of Insect are docked, the card name is unremarkable and the stats are mediocre. It feels like it's a subtle effect that many people complain about, such as if you don't enter it, the effect won't appear on your opponent's turn, but I think it's a decent card as a monster that can be popped out of the EX Deck in a special way.

A Trap card that can be activated by Friche that steals the opponent's board / GY advantage by the same number as the difference between the number of excluded cards.
The banishment effect can target, but depending on the situation, it can banish 10 or more cards with a single card, completely destroying or half-destroying the opponent's lineup.
It doesn't matter which player has the most cards, so it doesn't matter if either you or your opponent uses Strong Greed or Kinken, which is flexible.
You must always banish the same number of cards, and the combination with other effects that banish cards is premised or dependent on the opponent, so it may be an accident card, but fortunately you can also touch the opponent's GY. So there won't be many situations where you can't activate it because the number of cards doesn't match.
The biggest disadvantage is that after this effect resolves, your opponent will be able to put out any monster from the Deck, but this is not resolved if you put out an SS-sealed monster, so you don't need to pile up Strong Greed or Strong Gold. It may be good to select it as a trap to remove the barrier statue, 《Vanity's Fiend》, Jyougen, and Anguirus Beat.

This is the third normal spell following his Normal Spell "Triple Tactics Talent" from the 11th generation, which attracted attention by dealing a painful "Retort" to opponents who acted with monster effects during the main phase of their turn, including hand triggers. War Spell Card.
Since this card also supports monster effects outside of the main phase, it is not possible to use effects such as G during the draw phase or standby phase, which was considered a so-called three-fight care.
That effect allows him to set any Normal Spell/Normal Trap from his Deck into play, making him an invaluable addition to his theme-independent Spell Traps that lack quick means of searching.
However, since the card set by this effect cannot be activated that turn, it basically sets a Normal Trap that cannot be activated on the turn it was originally set, but if there is a monster in the opponent's field, instead of setting it. In this case, the restriction that it cannot be activated is ignored, so it makes more sense to choose Normal Spell.
On the first turn of the first attack, in addition to being effective against monsters that are self-SS on the field due to hand triggers, the triggers of your own monsters that are Special Summoned to your opponent's field or your monsters sent to your opponent It is also a good idea to use the effect to fulfill the conditions.
Also, it doesn't say that a set card and a card with the same name cannot be activated, so if you can bounce the set Normal Spell with some effect, you can use it that turn without any problems.
Since it is set from the Deck, it seems to be a system effect that penetrates the back, but be careful that it will be caught by the back regardless of the situation of the field because it has a second half effect.

It is one of the AOJ monsters that seems to have been developed with the inspiration of the Spirit Monster Ashura. It can only attack the whole area, and there is a defect that returns to darkness when fighting with monsters other than LIGHT.
However, since it is possible to Special Summon and has different races and attributes, there are quite a lot of points that can be differentiated. I would like to take full advantage of the ability to receive the effects of 《Limiter Removal》and Unlimited.
Among AOJ, he's a relatively decent monster, but even with the same DT-themed monster, he can unconditionally attack all targets, and his ATK doesn't change that much.
A group attack ability is a very easy-to-understand effect, but it has the property of being used for combos, but this monster can change the attributes of the attacked monster, send the monster, and self-destruct due to the effect. It can be said that it is particularly noticeable because it comes

In Phase 1, he is the strongest Pyro Normal Monster, and a fusion material named Suzaku.
The lowest vanilla's highest ATK is 1300, which means that among all 20 races in season 1, he is the second poorest after Thunder, who has the highest ATK of 1200, and is on par with Fairy, whose highest ATK is Shining Friendship.
It feels like both Thunder and Fairy have gone a long way now.
In DM4, he was a pretty strong low class monster, but since he's a Pyro, he can't be powered up with Field Spells, and he's powered down in the sea. And so on.

His Continuous Trap that makes opponent's monster's attack attack "Revival Jam" on his field.
In the first place, the act of selling weapons and tools that appear in manga and anime as products such as toys is always fraught with failures, but in this case, when Revival Jam was converted into OCG, it was immediately revived like the original. To make matters worse they disappeared.
It's impossible to use it as a combo card anymore, so it's the best Korejanai card.
Even if Revival Jam was a summon trigger and he could set this card from his deck, he wouldn't have escaped this assessment.

Glasses that only allow you to see the marshmallows in your field when the opponent player attacks the monster.
Of course, it goes well with Marshmallow, which has infinite battle destruction resistance, but it goes without saying that it is an unnecessary bonus.
Marshmallow itself has high performance, so it's a much better card than Defending Slime, but it feels like 1 point for 1 point.
Now it wouldn't be strange for Marshmallow to have this effect built in, and even if Marshmallow could search and salvage this card every turn with its activation effect, it would be about 3 points.

A game-original monster that appeared in True DM2, and a monster positioned between Machine King and ✪ Machine Soldiers .
In the game, it was a level 5 monster, but when it was changed to OCG, it was stripped of its monster effects, and instead became a level 4 low-class monster.
What do the members of ✪ Machine Soldiers think of being led by a monster whose level is lower than theirs and whose abilities are not much different?
Although it has a reasonable status as a low-level Machine in the 2nd term, it has no special points below the mecha hunter and blocker that appeared in the 1st term in terms of ATK and defensive power.
I personally think there was nothing wrong with his Machine version of Command Knight.

A card that feels like an immature support monster with an underdeveloped theme.
He has a wonderful effect that allows him to recruit low-level monsters of the theme just by sending GY from the field, but it is set as an optional effect that misses the timing, so it is ruined.
In addition, he himself is not affiliated with the theme and does not match the race-themed monster group, so even if his Butterspy is strengthened in the future, there is a possibility that all of this will call out to monsters from the previous era. must be said to be extremely low.
In the first place, he doesn't make a lot of butterspy monsters, so it's not the time to make a monster like this.

His Fusion Monster from his Winged Beast in season 1, whose original flavor text is pretty cool and cool.
《Blue-Winged Crown》, which is a fusion material, seems to be the opposite of Saint Bird or Sky Hunter, which is a fusion material of Red Sun Bird.
One of the monsters saved by the appearance of "Ready Fusion", which has a higher fusion summonable level than "Instant Fusion" in exchange for only being able to produce monsters with no effects.
A Level 6 Winged Beast with no effect Fusion Monster has a higher ATK Red Sun Bird, but thanks to that being her FIRE, it's possible to differentiate.
When remaking, please refer to the effect around "Judgment Dragon".

A low-grade Dark Devil Normal Monster that appeared in Season 1, and a fusion material designated as Soul Hunter.
As the card name suggests, this monster is Lord of the Lamp, but he is a Normal Monster that is not Rajin, who has the same race, attribute, and level. monster.
It is an existence that should be called Lesser Rajin, and both listen to the master who called them, but this one has a feeling of three bottoms.
As for Rajin himself, he is a demon spirit and he is not a Djinn, so please don't mix them up.
For the time being, this one has higher defensive power, and there are many points that can be unexpectedly differentiated, such as the fact that it is a named fusion material and that he has an ATK of 1500 or less and his ATK is high.
But even so, it's a mystery why this monster was designated as a fusion material for his Fusion Monster, a clown-like demon who drives a lizard monster.
At times like this, he wanted me to use Reptile's lizard monster as a fusion material.

His Fiend's Normal Monster in the form of 《Basic Insect》, a card with the same impressive card name as the Two-mouthed Dark Ruler that also appeared in Season 1.
A life form that evolved from insects, an invader from the end of the universe. Do you know the character Gab Farr from the famous bio-based SFC game Okaijuu Monogatari?
It is a fusion material designated by the name of Soul Hunter, and has the same race and attributes as the fusion material monster over there and partner, and it is the same as the partner to the point that it is a normal monster, but this is from a booster. It is a rare card that has never been reprinted.

A remake monster of Gokibore, one of the monsters used by Hanega in the original kingdom arc, one of the monsters that symbolize him, and has grown (?) from a ball of cock to a pillar of cock.
No matter where or how you send him GY, the effect will trigger, and at level 4 he has an excellent ability to search for Insects.
At this time, by making the search target Insect of a Normal Monster such as Shine Black, you can Special Summon that monster, and depending on his ATK of the Special Summoned Vanilla Insect, you can remove a single monster that does not target. You can let go.
In addition to being able to use effects in various ways that do not use summoning rights, such as 《Foolish Burial》and hand cost of various cards, for some reason ATK is 200 lower than 《Gokibore》, so you can use the effect alone by converting NS to Almira. Therefore, it can be said that both aptitude and future potential as an initial move are very high.
The level 4 Insects to be searched include Alvarest, which can be deployed using this monster sent to GY, Trion, which can gain numerical advantages, and Dragon Bite, which has the effect of deploying lower insects in the hand. However, since all of these monsters have effects triggered by NS, it is difficult to use the summoning right on this monster to convert it into Almira, and the effect itself is not the first move to deploy with the current card power standard. Do you feel a little ugly to insist?
That's why at the moment it's only a good card, but if the best companion of Level 4 Insect, which is the main axis of the Deck, appears, it will definitely become a card worth the score.
By the way, the Vanilla Insect that can be searched and Special Summoned with this effect has the widest area of effect for single-target removal, that is, the Insect Normal Monster with the lowest original ATK of Level 4 is Gokibore, which also uses feather moths in the original. It pretends to be 1200 such as Big Ant, Killer Bee, etc., but it is actually ATK 1150 《✪ Kamakiller》.

It is a card that should be called "Transmodify" exclusively for Insect, and the monster to be recruited is an Insect whose level is +1 of the released monster, but there is no particular specification for the monster used for release other than having a level.
If you have a level 3 or 4 Insect in your deck, you can use G and Urara that you don't need at the moment to release them.
With the introduction of this card, it can be said that the level 5 Insects that can be released by releasing lower class monsters among his advanced and higher Insects have become much easier to handle.
No matter how you look at it, the illustrations are not insects, but bird eggs. It may be the effect you get.

A pot-type draw source spell that allows you to return 3 of the monsters that have been excluded from each other's face-up to her deck and draw 1.
You can draw one card while recovering your own resources and preventing the opponent's monsters from returning, and since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it can also be used to block or avoid interference during the opponent's turn.
However, since it is necessary to return 3 cards to the Deck without fail, it cannot even be activated unless combined with other effects, so it can easily become an accident card.
It's difficult to use effectively if you don't match the build to this card, so it's doubtful whether it's worth using.
Effectively, it's an effect that seems to be easy to combine with the "○○ de △△ pot" series, for example, you can return 3 or 6 cards that were removed by face-down with Strong Greed or Strong Money, and draw up to 2 cards. I think it's not strange to see something like "Pot of Acquisitiveness for greed" at any time.