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Once activated, the top and bottom of each deck's piles will be physically reversed, and no matter how many cards he draws, he will be able to see the top card of his deck. Continuous spells.
While various combos have been created using this effect, it is one of the "Convulsion of Nature" in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG world that caused a storm of adjustment.
This card is different from the common effects like 《Earthshaker》, even though it's the same natural disaster, and there's no doubt that people are hesitant to send it out to the world today.
It's one of the best party goods in the OCG, and there's no doubt that you'll get excited just by activating it.

One of the monsters used by Pegasus in the original kingdom edition, the original form of the Toon Mermaid.
Since it appeared in the 2nd season, it was able to become a low class monster because it ignored the level setting for the total status value of the 1st season, but it was unnecessarily even and neither of the attacks and defenses were high. Since it is not a fusion material of , it is scarce in use.
In the game work, it is given a monster effect that weakens one opponent's monster with its own arrow and makes it incapable of action for one turn.
If his trap card "Mermaid's Tears", which was also used by Pegasus, is converted into OCG, maybe I'll be able to add it to the illustration.

A monster that helped me a lot from the beginning to the end as a novice player in true DM2.
First of all, I started the game in the White Rose edition, hunting down the first opponent, Anzu, collecting Fairy cards and their strengthening spells, and fusing and summoning this monster with angels and women, and strengthening it with holy elves and strengthening spells. As a finishing touch, if you reincarnate this monster body that has risen in rank and set it as the Deck leader, you can easily beat the final boss even with a low DC.
Well, of course, strengthening allies and expanding the range of support, but the allies' resistance to demons is too strong, isn't it? increase.
Appeared in the second season of the OCG, it is a poor and unnecessary advanced vanilla monster that is not much different from the goddess of reversal and Orion, the god of battle that appeared in the first season. There were only typical features.
Can you believe that the goddess of reversal and the god of war Orion was the strongest monster in the first season of Fairy?

The effect is triggered under the same conditions as the Electric Snake recorded in the same pack, but this is a too bitter effect of 1000 damage to the opponent.
In terms of ability, it's almost the same as "Alinsection" from Insect Vanilla in Season 1, and it feels like a pitiful monster with a losing effect less than "Leghul".
The man-eating insects and 《Needle Worm》of the 1st season were given relatively good effects, but...

One of the monsters that did not violate the law that in many cases when electricity is involved, the animal species that became the motif is ignored and becomes Thunder.
If you receive a handicap from your opponent, you will draw 2 cards and increase your hand, just like Ivy, it is a meta monster for random handicap, but it is rarely used because it is too limited and depends on the opponent. bottom.
Even if it can't be helped depending on the opponent, at least if the activation condition is "sent to GY" instead of "discarded by GY", the effect that satisfies the activation conditions somewhat increased.
It feels like a monster that is only recognized as one of Thunder, which is a fusion material for Thunder Dragon and 《Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon》in game works such as Shin DM.

It was OCGized in the 2nd term, and it was a water machine that was very rare at the time when DM2 first appeared.
Despite being a high-class monster, it's only capable of this level, but its total attack and defense value is 3,500, which is actually very high for a level 5 monster by the standards of the first season.
That one is his ATK, this one has a slightly higher defensive power, and both get along well and can be released without release under the influence of Atlantis.
That one was selected as a designated sacrifice for the fortress whale in the game work, but since he is a monster that can be put out by combining Fish + Machine, it can be said that each has its own value.
However, if both the Fish and Machine used as materials are less than his ATK 1400, he will become Fish's Nile, so he couldn't be very active in DM4, where the lower monster's upper limit ATK is 1350.

His Continuous Spell, a rule-intervention type that allows you to redo an effect that requires a coin toss once every turn, is a card that increases the probability of obtaining the desired result with an effect that requires a coin toss.
For someone like me who doesn't like effects that require a coin toss, this card is definitely an oasis for my heart.
However, in order to do that, you have to put this card in your Deck and draw it into play, and it is undeniable that this kind of effect is an effect that you want to have along with monsters and field Continuous Spells that have other effects.
It's a shame to say this, but if you get the result you want with the first coin toss, then the insurance was unnecessary, and conversely, if you miss it both times, it's useless. It will be said that it was not insurance, but it is a complete result theory ....
What I'm trying to say is, don't you want a card that has the effect of discarding a card from your hand and tossing a coin, and a spell card or a monster that activates your hand that can search for two of these cards at the same time? ? That's what I'm talking about.
At the very least, I would like to have a monster that can be discarded from my hand to her GY and activated to search and salvage this card.

Whether the coin toss is successful or not, it is a Trap card that is exciting to do.
I don't like tossing a coin, GY from the top of the Deck, or cards with uncertain strength as a result. I understand well, but first of all, it feels like a bad card that I don't use.

The Trap card, which is a meta to the Recovery Spell that existed from DM2, is OCG in the 2nd season.
In the game, it was a one-use trap card, but in the OCG version, it became a continuous trap, and unlike Goblin Fan, which has a completely different effect, it has become a proper meta for recovery effects.
It's a card that makes me think it's great to turn only the opponent's recovery into damage, and it's possible to build a burn deck with this card as the main axis in combination with Reficule.
It goes without saying that by itself, it's just a figurine, and it's a roundabout way of converting recovery into damage and burning it down, and since it's a trap card, you can't convert recovery from monster effects or spell cards from the first attack into damage. I can't say for sure, but I'm willing to think that a card that's worthy of being the main focus is worth more than other general-purpose cards.
On the other hand, why did 《Goblin Fan》and 《Infinite Dismissal》end up like that?

A monster with a clay figurine motif that first appeared in the Yu-Gi-Oh OCG.
Rock's Spirit Monster, never he's a FIRE spell attack, Maharagi!
It is a card that raises the quality of the draw in the next draw phase due to the trigger effect at the time of NS and reverse, and it can be repeated with the common effect of the spirit, but the return of the summoning right is too small. Unbearable to use.
It can only be done with a Continuous Spell or a Field Spell that can NS a Spirit Monster from your hand once per turn, and if there is such a thing, it will be used for other things.

His spell card was created to put a stop to Spirit Monster's hit-and-away tactics.
What I'm doing is confiscation at no cost, so it's normally strong, but since the cards that can be handed down are limited to spirits, most of the time it's just a card that checks the opponent's hand.
If spirit-based decks become popular in the environment, do you feel like you'll enter from the side deck when you're the loser?

A Trap card that allows you to remove one GY card from your opponent's girlfriend, regardless of its type, with the complete furiche that appeared in the second season.
The usefulness of the effect itself is considerably higher than when it first appeared, but since there are strong competitors such as D/D Crow and 《Called by the Grave》, it is difficult to prioritize them.
In particular, Crow is the same in that he is a complete Fritche and doesn't care about the type of card, and yet he can be used even from the first attack and has a monster body, so he can't compete.
A trap card that can be activated from the hand under the same conditions as Awakage would have been an option as a trap card for activating the hand trigger effects of Faker and Arlequino, so it's a shame.

When The Six Samurai united and fought side by side with the lower Six Samurai → Shihan → Daishogun, the Six Samurai appeared in a pack containing a number of excellent cards that strengthened his Alien in sync. Samurai's lost support spell.
At that time, he never thought that Alien and The Six Samurai would make such a big difference...

Among the monsters that came to OCG from Shin DM2, his Spellcaster monster named Angel was given particularly excellent monster effects.
In the game, he has a subtle effect that continuously recovers his LP slightly, but in OCG, in exchange for a huge amount of LP, he gains the effect of temporarily increasing his ATK to 3400 even though he is a low-class monster, and his explosive power. It is a monster that was once active as a member of the Good Stuff Monsters due to its height.
Being able to use its effect even when the opponent is attacking it was a great card at the time.
And above all, the Lily-chan that Daimon, one of the Big 5, used in the Noa arc of the anime was super cute.
This is a really recommended drawing with a spirited drawing to the point of being destroyed.

It can be activated as a last move when backwatering, and by comparing the strength of the monsters in the field you believe in with the monsters sleeping in your opponent's deck, the one who chooses the stronger monster will be the winner of the duel. A special victory trap card made on the premise.
However, in reality, it is a card that tells how the player who activates the card will surely win by fulfilling the rule set for special victory, "the player who has a monster only on his field during the end phase wins".
After all, if the activation is not limited to the battle phase, but if it is the opponent's turn, the battle destruction resistance and other monster effects in the field and other areas will not be negate, and the victory judgment will be made in the end phase instead of the battle result. The cards that are put away before the last battle and the last battle are not excluded from the back side and are sent to GY normally, so you can do whatever you want.
Is there a last battle where you can put in all sorts of mischief, such as this kind of slapstick and post-launch?
Ultimately, a card that ends the duel without adding a final score to the sentence, "Otherwise, draw" is a bad idea in an official duel match.
Sending all the cards in each other's fields and hands other than the monsters in the field selected by effect processing to his GY. I can only say that it is crazy because it will be settled after this.
I tried to make an interesting card, but I ended up with a card that was used only once in a very serious duel in an anime. It's like that.