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A rare metal lady with reversed offense and defense, the same DM4 game original monster, and a fusion material named Rare Metal Knight & Valkyrie.
Compared to Dharma Cannon, which appeared in season 1, it has a mysterious ability setting that is 50 lower in defense but 1 higher in level, but this is game-compliant, so it can't be helped.
At first glance, he looks like a human wearing armor, but his machine is actually a cyborg whose whole body is armored with rare metals.
It's a pity that it would be nice if Knight and Valkyrie, who are fusions, were more proper cards.

Originally, the game original monster that appeared in DM4 was imported into the OCG relatively early in Season 2, but the actual situation is that the card name, attack and defense, and the password set are the same as the game version, but that The appearance and flavor text are completely different from those recorded in the game.
Putting aside the question of whether or not the illustration and performance of this monster is good, my honest impression was that it became the most undesirable form of the original game monster when it was converted to OCG.
Rather than insisting that a human woman wearing armor is a machine, it would have been fine if it was her warrior, the same as the game, but does this have to be a rare metal lady? Say.
Nonetheless, when it was converted to OCG, it was given preferential treatment among the same DM4 monsters that were converted to OCG at the same time, such as a fusion with the Soldier who was set as a husband in the game.
Now, let's continue to look forward to the DM4 slots following Soul Scissor, and hopefully don't forget the True DM2 Null God.

A Counter Trap that specializes in capturing monster effects activated by his hand and his GY.
His Counter Trap of this kind is not recognized as an advantage because it is no cost in front of the overwhelming defensive range of the notification, and in most cases its existence is denied without question, but in the case of this card There is a distinct strength to his negate exclusion notice.
However, basically negate exclusion is the most effective to shoot against monsters in the field even considering the aspect of resistance penetration, but it does not correspond to that, and monsters that finish their role when discarded from the hand and activated It is also true that negate exclusion is no different from negate destruction for monster effects that are activated by excluding from or GY.
However, in recent years, the number of monsters whose effects are triggered even if they are destroyed in the hand is on the rise, and on the contrary, the number of monsters that complete their role with only one effect activated by the hand or GY is on the decline, so use this card. I think you can say that the value to do is considerably higher than before.
Having said that, considering the merits and demerits of both sides, I decided that this card was not weak, and I honestly thought that I would use the notification with a quick decision, so I considered this card as an option. I don't think so...

A superlative hand trigger monster that appears on the field, popping out of the hand in response to the opponent's SS, and then using its own permanent effect to watch over all banishment actions by the opponent.
Since one card is required at the time of self-SS, the consumption is large, and the own status is also reasonable, and the effect can be triggered for the first time when the opponent performs SS, so GY monsters will be excluded as a cost. It has the disadvantage of not being able to stop the first one, but it can be used as a countermeasure card against the meta against developments involving the opponent's exclusion, the deck's rotation/removal effects, and the GY meta due to the exclusion that the opponent puts up against you. It will have a useful effect.
In many situations, Longinus is easier to use because its effects can't be erased later, but it also has the advantages of not stepping on the grave, not being continuously removed, and being able to be used as a combat personnel. A monster worth having in your side Deck.

It's a Beast monster with a level 2, 200 offense and defense, and a meowing cat appearance.
This time, he appears as a monster belonging to the Mystical Beast of the Forest, but the benefits he receives from belonging to this are currently too small, so I will omit it.
The effect is a double-sided summoning trigger effect that sends one of the five specific races of monsters referenced by some other Mystical Beast of the Forest from the Deck to GY, and a destruction trigger effect. The effect allows you to search for one of the five specific races of monsters.
Both effects themselves are very useful, but the effect sent from the Deck to GY requires that at least one appropriate monster be placed in GY in advance, and the search effect requires the opponent to destroy it. , I'm worried about the poor meshing of the activation conditions that are not suitable for the initial action against the effects that are suitable for the initial action.
If you just want to send one monster from the NS to the GY from the Deck, there's also Mathematician that can be executed independently instead of limited to low-grade monsters.
I feel that it is best to use it in a deck that is solidified with one of the five corresponding races to some extent, and even Special Summon is effective, so if he uses the summoning right when preparing GY But I think it's good to have room to activate the effect.
In general, it's a card with a lot of possibilities, but it's a normal card that feels like a VJ's appendix card, and it's a natural and reasonable adjustment, isn't it?
I think it's a 6-point card that isn't used much because it lacks stability, but the effect itself is strong, and I'm looking forward to the future of Mystical Beast of the Forest, so I'll give it a 7-point.

A "Protection Sword" Spell Card that does not break automatically over time, but breaks immediately under certain conditions.
It was the third card in the series following Light and Darkness. It's not hard to imagine being invited.

Appearing in the main part of the anime Zexal, one of the Imitation Numbers given a number from 1 to 4, which had many requests for OCG conversion, finally became OCG in the 11th term and decorated its first battle. His Insect rank 3X monster with 2 free materials.
Since the anime debuted, the X material required for X summoning has been reduced by one, and adjustments have been made to adapt to modern card power.
The effect is that when a monster's effect is activated on the field, it negates that monster's effect, making it an easy-to-understand monster that can be used as an accessory for suppression.
It can't act unless the monster effect on the field is activated, and it has the disadvantage that it doesn't work on monsters that leave the field due to a cost or monsters with target resistance, but as long as you can activate and target that monster's permanent effect. It is characterized by being able to negate effects that do not activate such as.
In conjunction with that, you must change the battle position of one of his Insects on the field or increase their defense power, but since you are his Insect, you can change your race with Anwa etc. There is no problem except under special circumstances such as
Rather, by selecting yourself, you can become a monster with a defense strength of 3000 if you are in Defense Position, and if you choose to change your battle position, you can trigger your own 1 effect as it is, so it will be a good monster that is complete on its own. increase.
Furthermore, when you negate a monster effect, your own X material is removed, so if you X Summon an Insect as material, you can also secure his Insect monster that will be revived by his own trigger effect.
The Insect that can be Special Summoned from the hand or GY by this effect is limited to the Defense Position, so the Link Monster cannot be revived, but there is no level limit, and the effect of 2 can negate the monster effect that was activated on your own field, so the situation Depending on the situation, it may be ant to dare to negate the effect of your own monster in order to trigger the effect of 1.
Monsters with the same generic rank 3X and similar effects have a competitor called Gossip Shadow, which captures the effects of monsters activated in all areas. Therefore, there is a demand for it as a monster that can be used even when Buggy's deployment is restricted.
From the above, it's not bad to use it as a general-purpose rank 3X, but it's more powerful to use as a monster exclusive to Insect decks, and it can be said that the demand is concentrated there.
The Imitation Numbers, including his Stealth Kragen and Shadow Mosquito, are all done very well so far, so I have high hopes for Infection Baalzebul, which decorates the top, because it has a strong original effect.

A reptile superlative monster with the angry name of the earth, there are 5 other different attribute versions with roughly the same naming convention.
Its specifications are his EARTH version of the lowest series monster whose level, status, activation conditions for effects, and effects that are exerted are all hardened with bad conditions.
The fact that six such creatures were released into the world at once was a shock, and the Reptiles who were thrown into this series would have been an extremely annoying existence that could even damage the image of the race.
This kind of thing is born at the same time from the pack that produced Grandmall and his D/D Crow...

An overseas-born Dark Fallen Grepher who possessed the most outstanding power among the Grepher-type monsters.
In addition to his actions in Dimension Wall and "Simultaneous Loss" before the Fall of Darkness, his race was set as Beast in the first reports overseas, so when did Duelists call him the Beast Tribe? .
Due to the hand cost for self-SS and the activation effect that can be activated each turn and its hand cost, one body can send up to 3 of his DARK monsters to his GY, and the races and attributes match. Armageddon Knight》is a mutually compatible monster.
Since it consumes a lot of cards from your hand, it's generally more popular to use the Doomsday effect just by putting it into play regardless of the method. , this is the maximum number of DARK monsters to send to GY, of course, and the fact that you can come out to the field without using the summoning right by yourself is greatly superior to the end.
Considering that even if one side is hit by Urara or Bubble Shadow, the other side can fertilize her GY from the Deck. If so, it can be said that it is a monster that should be used in combination with the end of course.

A rock monster that feels like a skeleton of a mammoth and an orangutan that came to Japan with the first EXP.
As a low-level Rock that appeared, it was a monster with the highest original ATK except for Exe, which has a tremendous disadvantage, but now there are many monsters with higher ATK and excellent effects, including Koa'ki Meiru. It exists, but it doesn't belong to any theme, and the effect of this monster is a bit too much...
If you still want to adopt it, you can't take advantage of the fact that the defensive power is 0.

Due to its nature of needing his opponent's GY's Spell Trap, it is natural for a level 1 monster with a self-SS effect, but it is too peculiar as a GY meta or a resurrection card, and overall it is standard. A monster with the following performance.
It doesn't have a single effect that can be used on the opponent's turn, and at least I get the impression that it's something far from what the duelists expected from the Yokai Girl's premonition, and at least it's not strong... .
The 4-color skull that represents the 4 types of EX monsters is very fashionable and I think it has a high illustration advantage, but I don't see any reason to choose this monster effectively.
I feel that being able to remove and revive her GY EX monsters at the same time with one card seems to be useful for something, so the self-SS effect, like the resurrection effect, does not depend on the opponent's GY. It would have been nice if it had a specification that could activate both.

This is a spell card that can be used as an initial move/deployment card that Insecter, the theme that won the championship after a close battle in a voting project based on selected themes held overseas, got it as a winning prize.
Danhone, the former golden combination of injectors, is depicted riding a three-wheeled motorcycle = trike, or more precisely, a motorcycle with a sidecar attached to a two-wheeled vehicle. set by the rules.
Since it is necessary to send an injector card from the field or hand to GY as an activation cost, it is a little worrisome that numerical consumption and one pair are essential, but if it is about the disadvantage of one card due to the cost, the effect of Special Summon In most cases, it can be recovered by the effect of the Zector, and since the injector monster sent to GY by cost can be equipped from GY by the common effect of the injector on the field, it is a good development tailored according to the movement of the theme. You could call it a bill.
If I dare say badly, it's not particularly broken, it's a safe and reasonable finish, and as a modern-themed deployment card, it's a standard equipment level, and it's a natural effect.
As you can see from the fact that Injector Equip Spell has rarely been used outside of Zektcalibur, the latter effect is an effect that touches the deck without being disturbed by the long-awaited back, but it is unlikely to be selected at present. .
No matter what, it is definitely a necessary card for Insector, and it can be said that it is a perfect card as a reward for winning.

His Insect monster that becomes the tuner of the overseas-born S monster.
When S-summoned, it has the effect of forcing the turn player to suffer 1 handicap, and if it is S-summoned on your turn, it will basically only result in a loss, so it is required to be S-summoned on the opponent's turn.
This monster's tuner can be treated as an S summon from the EX Deck by its own effect, and this monster has a monster that can be treated as a non-tuner to perform an S summon using this monster as a material during the opponent's turn. Harifibers were the best companions for this monster, bringing them up to level 3 tuners (such as Hydride and Drogonbaby).
It was a monster with 1 handicap + S summoned monsters interfering with the opponent's turn, but in 2022, Harifiber became a banned card.
Of course, there are other ways to S Summon this monster during your opponent's turn, but it makes me sad to think that I won't be able to find a partner who will have more synergy than Halifair in the future...

The 3rd installment of the Dragon series appears as his level 1 Dragon tuner.
Like Hydride, it can not be treated as a tuner when used for S materials, and can be differentiated from over there in various points such as level and race.
If Khalifa is active, recruit him, and use Khalifa's effect to Special Summon S Tuner such as Tethered Locust. It was a monster that was also a victim of Khalifa's ban.
Also, when sent to GY as an S material, it has the effect of changing either the race or attribute of one S monster on the field to any one, regardless of whether it is an S monster that used this monster as a material or not. , With this, you can clear the material restrictions in Special Summon from the EX Deck, and you will be able to receive the benefits of card effects that can only be received by specific monsters, but this effect is currently "possibility to change depending on how you use it" The impression that it does not go out of the realm.
Since it's a level 1 dragon that can also be a non-tuner, would you like to make it a recruiting target for 《Converging Wills Dragon》?

A trap card named "Time Seal" that was released from the long "Time Seal" in the limit regulation in October 2022.
The opponent's draw phase, that is, the effect of skipping the opponent's normal draw, cuts off one of the opponent's possibilities.
However, as long as you don't use something like a macular, there's no point in activating it during the draw phase of the opponent's second turn, which can be activated the fastest. Not strong, how is that a trap card? The feeling is undeniable.
And above all, because this card has been re-restricted, the number of Trap cards in a restricted state other than prohibited cards has increased by one more.
It's a very personal story, but I don't like it more than anything else, so you can go ahead and lift the restrictions!